Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-04
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The school board is planning to be.
gin schools in town Aug. 81.
Mrs. Minnie Frye of Greenfield, Mass,
is visiting her nephew, II. A. Rossmeisl. |
Mrs. Tom Taylor was in North Adams |
Tuesday and Mrs. Robert Odds was in
the same city Wednesday.
Mrs. Lyman futile. Mrs. ]. Z. Dorst
and Miss Muy Monahan went to Heath,
Mass, blueberryng last Friday.
A number from here attended the home
talent play in Jacksonville Tuesday eve
ming and spoke highly of the entertain.
ment. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Gllett and two
daughters motored to Springfield (Vt.)
Friday afternoon and returned Sunday
evening.
Mrs. NJ. A. Butterfield returned from
North Adams hospital last week. also
MIR. and Mrs. Jepson. All are con
valescing
Wheeler & Deming have two horses
which are i'll with distemper. DIR. Nc
Donnel of North Adams was called
Tuesday.
Miss May Monahan returned Wedncs-
day to her home in Shelburne Falls,
Mass, after spending a few weeks with
| friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hanna of Al
bany, \. Y, visited friends in town last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. G. $. Goodnow ac-
| ColHpdnleu tnem nome.
Mrs. Lyman Tuttle's sister, Mrs.
| clayton Suriner, and niece and nephew
| Catherine and Frederick Shay, of Spring
field, Mass, are visiting at her home a
| few weeks.
| William Pike is buying milk of several
farmers and retailing it to people at the
dam. Mr.. Pike is a night workman there
and takes the milk when he drives dow II
each night. 90
Mr.. and Mrs. NIadigan of Fairfield,
Me. Wesley Billings of Washington, ID.
g., and Miss Margaret Dineen of North
Adams were guests at G. w. Kentlield s
the past week. nf
Mr.. Downing, superintendent for the
New England Power Co., has his family
Mrs. Downing and daughter, leila, and
young son. with him for a few weeks at
q. ii. Wheeer's. g"
A. e. Spencer and party of friends
went TO Somerset dam pickerel fishing
July u and brought home 81 pounds
They started from here about q n. IN
and were back home by 4 O'Clock.
The kollin Construction Go. gave
banquet to 30 invited guests Saturda!
evening to celebrate the completion o.
the 1,600-foot tunnel which they hav,
been constructing to convey the Deer
field river around the dam site. Th
companies who have contracted to bull,
the extension of this tunnel, which vii
: be two and Il half miles long, have be
gun to build their camps. One whicl
they are starting now will be Il it'll
, above Sherman station, where the Quite
of the tunnel will be and where tn
power house will be located 1t is evi
dent they will begin work mt three dit
ferent points and camps will be locate
: near each
The A. Is. c. club met at Mrs. Jane
Farrington's Saturday afternoon. Mis-
: Cameron, county agent for Boys an
Girls club work. was present and s,
lected a team to demonstrate at the Va
ley fair. This club demonstrated las
$ year on canning by the cold pack method
X This year they will show how Il Who'll
meal can be served from the came
v foods The team for demonstration cor
g sists of DOrce Kentfield, Ruth Hal
Cora Gillett and Charlotte Harrington
d Each girl has pledged to can 100 quart
their goal. Miss Cameron has given til
+ club IL little play, which they will IT.
J. to present about Aug. %
!, Realizing the pressing need for dents
S16fk 'iha this part of the country, TIL
h Red Cross has arranged with DR.. Arthu
s Gould of Boston for dental work for til
e school children who were found to nee
II such work as the result of the scho'
medical examination. DIR. Gould wi
hold Office hours in the bank building
Wilmington beginning Aug. Z and du
o ing the remainder of the month. He wi
work by appointment only and parent
\ desiring work done for their ohidre
~ are asked to make appointments wit
'e Mrs. II. Il. Mann, chairman of the Wi
, mington Red Cross, as soon as possible
H. This will be an opportunity which Il
people cannot afford to neglect, AZ Il
# rates will be moderate and the care
=. the teeth is very important to the gee
eral health.