Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-18

OF the congregational church III Brattle-
boro and now pastor of the Church of
| the Redeemer in New Haven
SOUTH NEwFANE.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Morgan and son
| of Beverly, Mass, are visitors at I. C..
Duffey's.
Mrs. A. L. Shepard, who spent two
weeks at L. w. Shepard's, has returned
to Keene
Miss Agnes OLara of Boston, Mass,
| is boarding with Mrs. Allie +. Mundell
for two weeks.
Mrs. Thomas C. Duffey went to Man
| chester, n. H., Monday to spend a few
days with Mr.. Duffey.
Miss Fannie King who has been with
Mrs. M. II. Cheney for month past left
Tuesday for Chicago.
The interior of school rooms at Brook
side and this village are being painted
and otherwise improved.
Mr.. and Mrs Perley G. Stratton and
party of Springfield, Mass, dined Mon
| day with Miss Ella j. Stratton.
Mrs. Asa II. Stratton, who spent last
week with Miss Ella j. Stratton, went
/ to Williamsvile Monday to visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Butterfield
| have gone to Glenns Falls, n. Y, where
| Mr.. Butterield has work for some
| months.
Miss Dorothy Newton spent several
days with her father. William New
| ton, in Brattleboro and returned to Mrs.
| f. L. Bruce's Monday.
A party of seven from Mrs. Ballou's
and six from Mrs. Bruce's motored to
| Mt. Monadnock Tuesday. Ten of the
party climbed to the Mountain house.
Miss Eda Dunton and brother, Dana
Dunton. are entertaining their mother,
| Mrs. Eliza Dunton, and cousin, Miss
Belle McFeeters, both of Enosburg Falls.
Miss Beecher, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
r. Kawoleski and son, Robert, who have
been guests of Miss Adelaide Town
,, shend, left for their home in New Haven
Sunday
Mrs. Henry Getting and C. Kendall
Morse motored in from Melrose, Mass.
Monday afternoon and were guests of
Mr., and Mrs. John +. Morse until
| Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams and son, Clyde,
of Philadelphia, who have been touring
New England by automobile. have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Milton Dex-
ter since Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward V. Morse and
family, Kenneth, Miss Margaret and
| Stratton Morse, of Brattleboro attended
Sunday morning church service and
spent the afternoon with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hosterman and
son, Charles, of Dorchester. Mass, Miss
May Kelsey and Miss Dobson of New
York city left Sunday afternoon fol
Dorchester in Mr.. Hosterman's ear.
Gordon Pomfrey, Howard Slack, Lam
bert Mullens and Erwin c. Sparks spent
last week in Montreal. Upon leaving
that city Mr.. Mullens went to his home
in Chicago. The others returned to this
village.
Mrs. Lawrence Ingram and daughter
Barbara, of Lawrence, Mass, Lert"- Ing
ram of Lowell, Mass, and Donald Bal
lev of Greenfield, Mass, arrived Tues
day for vacation with Mr.. and Mrs
Ira M. Ingram.
The Mems squadron of Brattlebort
will hold services at the Baptist church
Sunday at 7 o'clock p. m. instead OF
1901. the morning service will ho at thu
usual hour, 1890. All are invited to at
tend these services.
Miss Ruth Bishop. Miss Mary ElleI
Clarke, Miss Katherine Morrissey, Mis-
Julia Bonaldo and Frank Loveland. al
of New Haven. Conn.,. are guests OF Mrs
NJ. A. Page. Miss Cecile Bryan. sister o
Mrs. Page. is still here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian NJ Hunt. an!
daughters, Hazel. Annie, and Eilzabetl
|
Hunts sister. Miss Lottie Pnnt, AM
left Thursday morning. Miss Hazel re
manning for an indefinite time.
The annual sale held Wednesday aft
ernoon at the vestry by the Ladies
Benevolent society, was well attende
and their wares were mostly sold. IN
| room was tastefully decorated, the ice
cream was of excellent quality and es
5 pecially satisfying on hot day.
Mrs. Lottie Jefts and son Robert O
/; Putney and Mr.. and Mrs. John Dayi
of New York are guests of Mr.. and Mr.
+. j. Pierce Last week Mr.. and Mr.
Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Davis took
' motor trip through the White Mour
e tains.
}. MIR. and Mrs. Smith and son Ronal'
and Miss Mildred kingsley, all OF Ne
Haven. Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Erne'
s Jones of Boston, Mass, Mr.. and Mr.
: Robert Hatch of Maiden. Mass, are 8
/ Mrs. Frank +. Bruce's for their summit
: outing.
), Mr.. and Mrs. M. Yanakalis of Bo
r ton, are new corners at Mrs. Mary
s Ballou's. Mr.. and Mrs, A. Aitken ha'
returned to Long Island City. Mr.. al
e Mrs r. F. Smith of Glastonbury. Com
i Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Carter of Brookly
N. Y, H. A. Brownell of Plainfeld,
j., anu lufS. I<uiu s'e'S."N' ~ -
Island city who have been here for ty
weeks, return to their homes this wee
Rev. Charles B. Fisher of East Pro
idence, r. l., preached Sunday morni
and evening in the Baptist church
an interested congregation, Mr.. Fish
who is a native of this village, son
j. Henry Fisher, is an eloquent speak
The solos by James. jr, and John
arly. choir boys of Newark, n. j.. We
we'll rendered. and made pleasing Il
ture of the musical program by
choir.