Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-06-30

noon, the funds to be used to extend the
work of the society. If rainy the sale
will be held in the Baptist vestry.
In addition to |. S. Sayre's three-trip
iitncy service to Brattleboro through
this village Arthur Amsden of Newfane
is running iitney car from South Lon
donderry TO Brattleboro, which stops
at Phillips's store for passengers at
800 a. IN. going south. Returning, it
leaves Brattleboro at 400 p. M, reach
ing this village at $40 p. M
After the lapse of year in the issues
a creditable number of the seminary
school paper. The Messenger, has been
issued by the students and is on sale.
The magazine contains the commence
mcnt valedictory and salutatory adj
dresses also the class will, prophecy,
etc, school notes and interesting artl-
Giles. Miss Doris Morse was cditor-in-
chief of the issue.
Mrs. Moses Randall has received news
of an accident to her sister, Mrs. L. II.
ITplbrook, so. Mt her home in Athol,
Mass. As Mrs. Holbrook was returning
from making calls she fell on the front
Mrs. w. A. Eddy. visited her at Green
field hospital Sunday and she was pro-
nounced doing well and in favorable
condition for the fracture to unite. al
though she doubtless would be confined
to her bed at least eight weeks
A pleasant all-day meeting of the Ha-
dassah league was held at the Baptist
vcstry Friday. A delicious dinner was
served at noon by the hostesses, Mrs. H..
II. Waite, Mrs. James Perkins and Mrs.
II. NJ. Sparks. a general committee in
Guiding Mrs. Il. j. Parker, chairman,
Mrs. +. G. Cutler, Mrs. ID. G. Smythe,
Mrs. w. III. hobbs and Mrs. Il. r..
Phillips. was appointed to make arrange
ments and appoint other committees for
the summer sale which will be held early
in August.
Delicious refreshments of nut ice
cream and cake in variety were served by
the eight June birthday members to an
appreciative company of Changers at the
meeting Friday evening. The following
program was presented by the lecturer
Song, Grange chorus; roll call, answers
to questions on the extent of Grange
work and influence readings, Mrs. IL.
s. Kidder, Mrs. Bessie Belinger, Mrs.
ID. G.. Smythe and Mrs. II. f. Howard ;
discussion of the subject Which Are
More Careful Of Their Health, Our City
Friends or Country People?
I. S. Sayre has started through jit-
ney service from South Londonderry to
Brattleboro which will run once n day
on WEEK uHNS anu tWlCc vi 'cuhuhA -
| This will afford the convenience of three
different hours of jitney service from
this village and return on Mr.. Ssyre $
cars. These hours are 6.45 a. m, 6.jj
n. m. and lilo a. M, going south. Re
| turning leave Brattleboro at 0.15 a. m.
2.45 p. m, and 4.15 p. m. each week
day. On Sundays the Londonderry
Sayre jitney reaches this village al
S.55 n. m. and $40 p. m. and leaves
Brnttleboro on the return trip at Ole
a. III. and 6.15 p. IN. Harry Carlton is
driving the Londonderry jitney at pres
| cnt.
The boys and girls in all sections Of
the town are taking much interest in the
Grange garden contest and there is .
long list of contestants. c. II. Straiti0
has been appointed by the Grange fail
committee to have charge of this branch
of the work and the following judges
have been secured: r. w. Harvey
county agricultural agent. Miss Wolf
Cameron, county club agent, and Mrs
J. +. Hair of Bridgeport Conn, who IL
at her summer home for the season antt
whose interest in gardening is wei
known. The gardens will be visited sew
eral times in the; summer and will b.
Judged principally on the evidence o
cultivation and good care and thriftines
of plants. The varieties selected should
be suitable to the climate and reason
able number of varieties grown, both II
vegetable and flower gardens. Arrange
mcnt and general effect may aid in tn
final decision. The gardens must b.
planted and cared for entirely by tn
bows and girls contesting. Premium
lists for the fair have been printed an
may be procIred from any member o
the general committee