Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-10-20
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

A. Il. Bracewell has opened barber
shop in the Stockwell building.
Miss Clara Crosier, high school stu
dent, is i'll in her home in Halifax.
Mrs. Madeline Richardson. nurse Mt
the hospital was in Concord, n. H.,
Tuesday on business.
Rev. w. II. Blackman of Saxtons
River exchanged pulpits Sunday with
Rev. A. V. Woodwork.
Mrs. Agatha Kcnney is working as
laundress at the Melrose hospital, begin
ming work there Monday.
John Fitzgerald of Keene, n. H., who
was operated upon several weeks ago by
DIR. 10. X. Lynch, is gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Stearns went
to Wilmington Monday TO attend the
funeral of Mrs. G. Il. Stearns.
William Barrett Of Hinsdale was adj
United Monday to the Melrose hospital
for medical treatment for asthma.
Mrs. Charles II. Hall of Cheshire,
Conn, is guest in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. A. V. Woodwork.
Miss Blanche Barber visited over the
weekend in Greenfield with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. f. Clark.
Miss Margaret and Miss Theresa
Dugan of NIillbury, Mass, were visitors
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knight
Charles II. Prentiss returned Monday
evening from Boston where he spent n
week with his daughter, Miss Ruth Prem
tiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Corbett returned
Sunday from Burlington, where they at
tended the Christian Endeavor conven'
ton.
Miss Marion Dalrymple has gone to
Syracuse n. Y, where she will be en-
ployed in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Stellman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas left
Monday for their home in Fairbury, ILL.,.
by automobile. They plan TO camp on
the way home.
Mrs. Charlotte Thrower, who had
been il week and under the care of Il
physician, was out Wednesday for the
first time since her illness.
Miss Lois Bishop, who had been con-
fined to her home two weeks with n
sprained ankle, returned to her studies
in the high school Monday.
Mrs. S. b. Worden and Miss Anna
lIarrub, accompanied by Mrs. Worden's
mother, returned Friday from n weeks
visit with friends in North Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Thayer and two
sons returned Saturday to their home in
Burlington after visiting here weeB
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey
ID. Thayer.
Ralph Brayman of Marlboro, who at
tends high school and who had beer
boarding with Mrs. Jane Higley, went
Tuesday to board in the home of Mrs
c. S. Higley.
Mrs. Owen Washburn of Manchester
n. H., who has been visiting in the home
of her brother, John Gale in Guilford, j.
guest this week of her cousin, Mrs. j
l.. Stockwell.
| The Womans association of the Con
! gregatonal church will serve a harves
supper in the chapel today from $50 t
| 7.30, at which time novel feature vii
be introduced.
The music memory contest concer
will be held Friday night in Academ,
hall A report will be made at the TIM
by the Halloween committee ON PLAN
for observance in this section.
| w. L. Sylvester and Mrs. Eva Kings
bury went Sunday by automobile t.
Chester. Mrs. Benjamin Blodgett AM
two children accompanied them an
spent the day there with friends.
f; Mrs. Il. A. Knight Mrs. ]. o. johnson
Mrs. II. f. Weatherhead and Mrs. S. I
Worden met Monday afternoon in tn
| home of Mrs. W. II. Alexander to pla
for the Congregational church suppe
Friday evening.
Mrs. Minnie Slader of Rutland, VIII
had been guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. i
Mann, returned to her home Saturda,
Nathan ID. Mann of Wilmington ais
was n visitor last week in the home {
his brother, f. II. Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey of Glouceste
Mass. who spent a week with their sol
II. Wilton Harvey, and family, have T.
turned to their home, accompanied b
their granddaughter, Phyllis, who wi
visit there until Thanksgiving.
Mrs. George Dunlap of Bellows Fal
was operated upon Saturday by DIR.
II. Lynch. Miss Varga Thompson I
Winchester, n. H., who had been in Il
hospital following an operation for a
pendictis, was discharged Sunday.
MRS. Maude Briggs and sons will mo'
soon to the house at Elm Corners G
Guilford street. recently vacated
Raymond Barrett and family. 1t
understood that Mr.. Barrett and fani
) have gone to Massachusetts to live.
Miss Alicia Bishop entertained Il
members of the Girl Scouts at her hon
Tuesday evening, the occasion being h
l birthday. A pleasant evening was spel
a with games, and light refreshments we
served She received several gifts fro
: her friends.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilbur of Attic
!, Mass, who came to attend the funer
J. of Edwin G. Crouch, spent the week-el
with Mr.. and Mrs. III. l.. Nichols. NJ
n and Mrs. Frank Caldwell of Athol, wi
/ had been visiting at Mr.. Nichols's, I
. turned to Athol with them.
e First Congregational church, Rev.
V. Woodwork minister. Sunday NOR
q ing worship at 1890 with sermon by t
p pastor. Sunday school at 11.45. Junl
! Christian Endeayor meeting at A.
: Christian Endeafor meeting at o'clo
= in the vestry. Subject Reverence a
Worship. Leader, Lynn Thayer. Pray
l. meeting this evening at 7.30. Subje
\ Established in Good Works.
+ Among those from here who went
>, Mortified, Mass, Sunday to attend t
d sacred concert were Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
e Jackman, Mrs. Hervy Harris, Mr.. a
Mrs. John Helyar, Mrs. Helen Mill
n Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Davis, Mr. and Nj
r Oscar G. Convey, Miss Everil Davis, |
Ia land Covey, Mrs. Il. II. Dye, Mr.. n
= Mrs. Walter Il. Bartlett, and Rev. n
70 Mrs. A. V. Woodwork.
IS The West Brattleboro and Centervi
n Parent-Teacher association met Tuesd
b. evening at s o'clock in the Cent
D. Vile schoolhouse. The meeting open
e. with singing, led by Rev. Q. w. Bish'
A business meeting followed when
~ was voted to meet the first Wednesd
n. in each month, also to pay for the n
n chains on the swings in the Acadel
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