Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-04


Theodore, have returned home after
spending a few days with friends in town
Mr.. Clark formerly was a pastor OF the
Congregational church here and is now
located at Bakersfield.
Mrs. Livngston's family, who have
lived in the house recently bought OF
Robert Ware by Convey 4 Allen since |
last. fall, moved to Jacksonville TINS
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Dix and daugh
ter. Ruth. of Greenfield, Mass, were
guests of Mrs. Dix's brother, Clarence
Corkins and family for few days over
the weekend.
Dexter Jones, who has been spending
his vacation at his home here, has gone
to New York to take up the work Of his
new position with the Western Electric
Co., in the engineering department.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kingsley. Mrs.
Eva MacKnight and Robert Hielcy OF
Brattleboro were recent guests at the
home of Mrs. Kingsley's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Follett.
Miss Alice Canedy is working a. sales
girl at the Checkerline bakery Mr..
Strong, who has been working at the
bakery, finished work there Saturday
and II man came from Bennington to
'T''" his place.
Edward Walsh returned Tuesday from
the MplnOIlul HoSpllul III IIutlNpOiV
where he had been several weeks for
treatment of and operation on his feet.
He is now ut his rooms at the high
school building.
Mrs. Martin V. Plympton, who spent
c"voral weeds With her DAUGHTER, Mrs.
Duke King in Rupert, has returned to
Wilmington To spend the remainder OF
the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
Don O. Buttertield.
It is expected that some of the men
from the Baptist church in Brattleboro
will come Sunday evening to conduct
the service in the Baptist church. This
is following plan which has been in
effect year or two past.
Mrs Edith Farnum and two aunts,
Mrs. Helen Newell of Newfane and Mrs.
Sarah Ray of New York, with two daugh-
tiers of Mrs. Ray are staying ut the
Childs' Tavern for a time. They are IN
terested in getting up Boyd family
genealogy.
A few of the ncighbors of Guy Nido
gathered to help him in the celebration
of his birthday. Tuesday evening. After
social hour refreshments of cakes and
fruit punch were served and the guests
departed wishing for Mr. Nido many
years of happiness.
Mrs. Kate Thompson and son, Will
liam, and daughter Mary, of Troy, \.
Corbett's, returned home Saturday.
Miss Lee, who had been at Ernest Cor
belts a week. went with them on her
way to her home in Schenectady.
A large furniture moving van belong
ing to W. X. Morse q Co.. of Leomins-
ter, Mass. came Friday to bring the
household goods of Mr.. Champney, the
new pastor of the Baptist church. Mr..
and Mrs. Champney arrived the same
Inu hu
| their new home.
Mrs. Lyman +. Pettee of New York.
| Mrs. Harry Il. Pettee, Miss Mary Ma
| CURE ana Miss Agatha M. Quintana,
| all of Saratoga, came Friday to visit
| Mrs. Jennie Titus. All except Mrs. LN-
| man Pettee returned to Saratoga Sat
urday. She is now staying at Child's
tavern, where she will spend the month
of August
Miss Margaret Wheeler is spending a
ter and Miss Betty Eaton at Mrs
Cune6's cottage at Lake Raponda. Miss
Wheeler will enter Bay Path Institute
ness course While there she will board
in st. Luke's Home with the Sisters OF
Providence.
Mrs Clara Barber, who fell to, tho
floor in the kitchen at her home Tues
day, July 25. when seized with an at
tack of Indigestion. and struck on her
chin in such Il way as. to seriously IN,
lure her tongue. is getting along as wen
as could be expected. An operation was
necessary. and DR.. G. r. Anderson OF
Rrattleboro was here to assist I'r. "A
H. Wright in the case Thursday.
A house party of 10 people is being en-
tertained at Sunset Lodge, the summe
cottage of Leslie w. Boyd. at Lake Ra
ponda by Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd and daugh
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day and will be there for week or II
days. Those coming from out of tow
were Judge and Mrs. Nelson ii. Bixby
DIR. and Mrs. A. J. Bond, Marguerite ani
Clinton Bovd Of Adams. Mass. Mr. AM
Mrs. Harris Williams of Athol, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. II. Lazelle, Horace New
I ton, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Newton O
Springfield, Mass.
A runaway, although uneventful, too
E place to break the monotony of this quie
: burg Wednesday afternoon. hors
:, hitched to a buggy belonging to II. G
Pelkey, which was standing near til
Auto Sales and Service station on Eas
$ Main street, started to run down tn
Q street, striking the traffic post in til
t square with such force as to knock
over sending the electric light wires fly
, ing into the air. The horse continue
o across the bridge, made the turn int
the hill toward home before it wa
. caught by two boys, who returned dow
q street with the horse which had by tina
time resumed very quiet manner.
Realizing the pressing need for dents
V work in this part of the country, tn
: Red Cross has arranged with DIR. Arthu
l. Gould of Boston for dental work for tn
school children who were found to nee
: such work as the result of the scho'
d medical examination. DIR. Gould wi
Z. hold office hours in the bank building
Wilmington beginning Aug. and du
ing the remainder of the month. He wi
: work by appointment only and paren
! desiring work done for their chldre
Is are asked to make appointments wit
Mrs. II. II. Mann, chairman of the Wi
ii mngton Red Cross, as soon as possibl
le This will be an opportunity which Il
lg people cannot afford to neglect, as Il
rates will be moderate and the care
4. the teeth is very important to the sc
ir eral health.
r. A very pretty outdoor rustic weddil
took place at Sunset lodge at Lake X
!, :, ponda when Bertha Laura Deane, daug
~ ter of Mrs Laura Deane Smith, al
u. Gardner William Higgins of Greenfiei
OF Mass, were married by Rev Frederi
~ Rufan nj z o'clock JulV DT ~