Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-08

York have been at Mrs. Waldo Steb-
bins's several days. Mrs. Stebbins has
been caring for their baby this summer.
Mrs. Moore was formerly Annie O'Don-
nell.
Rev. Cornelius Heyn of Boston
preached for the Unitarian Congrega-
ton Sunday. The service was held in
Masonic hail. where they will be held
until the vestry of the church is ready
for occupancy.
r. II. Parker, who has been chauffeur
for Mrs. A. j. Smith at the Mortified
hotel this summer. left Tuesday for New
York with her, and may go to her home
in Carbondalc, Pa He plans to visit
relatives in New York before returning.
Fred w. Doane continues his duties
as deputy sheriff in protecting the rail
road employees from interference by
striking railroad men. He is now at the
Greenfield station each night. leaving
here at $40 p. m, and returning at Gas
Il. m.
Mr. and Mrs George Grove of Med
ford Hillside and their daughter. Doro
thy, have been guests of Mrs. g. II. Web
ster. Elizabeth Sullivan, who has been
Mrs. Webster's quest and who is
daughter of Mrs. Grove. returned with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Calender received
letters Monday from their children, DR..
and Mrs George Calender and Miss Ger
trude Calender, written when spending
two days at Honolulu. They were due
to arrive in Manila, Philippine Islands,
Sent. 8.
Mrs. Bessie Symonds left for Mount
Holyoke college Monday, where she will
be hostess at the Rockefeller dormitory
this year. Miss Helen Symonds left the
same day for Worcester, where she is
teacher of dramatics and English in the
high school.
A regular meeting of the Mortified
Historical society was held at Dickinson
library Saturday evening. Rev. G. l..
Thompson gave a talk on Indians OF
Northfeld. After the business session
the meeting was adjourned to Saturday
evening. Oct. I, at library hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Warner of Wayne,
Pa. came by automobile Aug 90, to the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs G.
S. Warner. They left Monday for Wal
ingford. VT, where they will visit Mrs.
Scribner. Mrs. Warmers mother, with
whom their two children have been sew
eral weeks.
Miss Alice Zabriskie has been spend
ing two weeks at the. Aver Cabin. She
received her degree of Dean of Women
from Columbia college in June and has
been teaching in Detroit since. She is
graduate and former teacher of North
field seminary of household science.
The following teachers will make their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Bittenger
this wear: Miss Mary BiXby and Mr..
Blanchard of high school and Miss Rob
crtson and Miss Quattlander of the
East Mortified schools. Miss Elizabeth
Braley, who will teach in the new room
at East Mortified. is with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Waite for the year.
Mrs. j. w. Field, ST., of Weston came
last wecl; to her Main street residence,
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Ben
iamin Blake. and four children. Francis.
Ruth. Elizabeth and BENJAMIN, IT.. On
Tuesday Mr. Blake joined them and has
now cone with his son, Francis, to ia
maica Vt. to the camp of Mrs. Blake
81. Mrs. Field. Mrs. Blake and the three
children will remain here few weeks.
Miss Annie Campbells summer fam
ily are leaving for their homes. Miss
Nellie Campbell has returned to Spring,
field; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edgell and
three children and Miss Margaret Camn-
Mrs. John Wall and three children re-
turned to Nashua, n. H.. this week. MIR
| and Mrs. Thomas Campbell of Boston
spent the weekend at the Campbell
! home.
The Woman's Universal Alliance. the
| national Headquarters of which are at
Washington, ID. C.. has asked W.. K
| Moody to serve on a committee which
will select the names of % women of
Massachusetts. no Ions ger living. who
have achieved fame in their own particu,
lar line This committee is composed
of many men and women in this state
anon. whom are DR.. Wooley of
! Uolyoke college. DIR. Alexander Mekle-
john Of Amherst, President W. w. At
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