Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-22

ter Wednesday. They played the we'd
ding march and selections during the
reception.
Miss Blanche Weidman has been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Kellogg a
week. She left Tuesday to study at
Columbia university. Miss Weidman has
been associated with the purchasing de.
partment of Mortified seminary for sew
eral years.
Miss Mary Bennett of Nennebunk, Me-,
returned to Mrs. f.. c. Britton's Monday.
the seminary. Miss Mary Town of the
same place came Monday to Mrs. II. T..
Longs. She also will pursue music at
| the seminary.
Mrs. Lillian Marsh, who has managed
| Wayside Inn the past summer. goes
early next week to Hartford, where she
will pursue a course of study Her son,
John Marsh, who graduated from Yale
in June, will enter Hartford Theological
Rev. II. C. Merrill of Arlington
preached at the Unitarian church Sun
day as n candidate for the passionate.
His wife and son accompanied him by
automobile for the day. Next Sunday
Rev. Frank ii. Ellington of Gorham, n.
H., will preach.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mason spent
part of their honeymoon with his
mother, Mrs. Ellen Mason last week.
Mr.. Mason and Miss Julia Wells were
married in New York city Sept. Q. The
bride has been engaged in Red Cross
work during the war and since then.
Officials of the Atlantic and Pacific
Tea company have rented of Mrs. c; II.
Webster the room recently vacated by
Mrs. Alvin George. They have painted
the front red and plan to open the store
Oct. /. If they had not been able to
rent room for a store they planned to
erect Il building.
The house of Miss Edna Stearns and
Miss Wilkes was struck by lightning
during the severe electrical storm of
Friday night. The bolt struck the
hole in the roof The fuses In the house
were blown out. The house did not
catch fire and the occupants were not
overcome by the electricity.
Mrs Hall and three children from the
Philippine Islands has come to place her
two daughters. Jean and Marjorie, in the
seminary. Her son, Joseph. is in the
East Mortified school. She plans to re.
main here this winter and is now at
Mrs. C. f. Bittinger's. DR.. and Mrs
Hall have been medical missionaries over
90 years in the Philippines.
Miss Marion Webster goes to Boston
Saturday to take piano lessons of Prof
Dennee of the Conservatory of Music
She plans later to take violin lessons ant
expects to continue the lessons through
the winter about every three weeks. She
will be accompanied this week by Mrs
Webster, Mrs. c. c. Stearns and Mrs. L
r. Alexander, going by automobile
A meeting of the local branch of Rec
Cross was held at the home of Mrs. G
T.. Williams. the chairman, Tuesday
evening to fill vacancies in the offices "a
follows: Secretary, Mrs. George
Pfefferle. to succeed Miss Calender
Mrs. A. p. Fit, member of executive
committee, to succeed Rev G. L. Thomp
son; Mrs. II. r. Calender, member o.
emergency committee, to follow Rev. Mr.
Thompson. Two new members were
added to the latter committee, DIR. n. L
Wood and Miss Bertha Nj. Wood.
The first gathering of the Brotherhood
tional church Tuesday evening with ;
e. Walker presiding. There were 2,
members present. The officers for thu
coming year were elected as follows
Pres, f. W. Kellogg; vice pres, A. p
FIT Sec, Ralph Forsaith; treas, {. T.
Buffum. The advisory board includes
| these officers and the pastor, Rev. r. w
Pattison. The various committees viii
| be appointed and announced at the meet
ing the third Tuesday in October. Rev
Mr.. Pattison made several suggestions
for the work of the coming year. Prof
f. l.. Duley gave talk on the present
condition in the Near East.