Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-04


subject was Master and Servant DIR. H.
i. Cutler presented the diplomas, after
which the school sang The Lord Bless
Thee and Keep Thee DR.. Cutler then
presented a large number of prize awards
for excellence in many lines of school
activities. Three Mortified boys re-
ceived diplomas, Ambcrt Gordon Moody,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Moody; Henry
Shepard Atkinson, son of Mrs II. II. At
kinson Paul Albion Williams, son of
Mrs. Richard Williams A large number
of alumni and friends of the graduates
were here for the commencement.
Mortified Grange will have no meet
ings until Aug. %.
Miss Ruth Maynard of Brattlcborc
spent the weekend at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lcavis are Twins
at their new house on Glenwood ave
nue..
Miss Sarah Clark or Connecticut is
n guest of her cousin, Mrs. JOscp
Ross.
Robert O'Iecfc of New Brunswick, n.
j., is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Cornelius O'Kcefc.
Rev. Horace Sibley of Troy, N H..
formerly of this town, is here for the
August conference.
Miss Josephine Quinan and Miss
Beatrice Newton have returned from II
week in Springfield, Vt.
Hiss Elizabeth Alexander of Spring
field is spending her vacation with hcl
sister, Mrs. c. II. Webster.
Miss Ethel Trustworthy of New Bed
ford is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sted
enfield at L. b. Estabrook's.
The Mortified hotel has had a golf
club house built on the south side of the
links. Dana Leavis had the contract
Miss Marion Webster spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. +. y. Wclch IN
Boston on her return from the Isle OF
Shoalcs.
Miss Mary Eastman died on her S4th
birthday. The body will be taken
to New York for burial in Riverside
cemetery.
Miss Emma Alexander returned to
her work as nurse in Watcrtown Satur-
day after spending her vacation with her
sister here.
Col. and Mrs. ]. J. Jancway and
household of New Brunswick, \. D., have
arrived at their summer home on Win
chester road.
Miss Annie Thompson, nurse OF
Dwight Home, Mount Hrrmon. comes
Saturday to be guest of Mrs. \. Fay
Smith, 10 days.
Rev. and Mrs. John Hahn, formerly
of this town, are tenting on the seminary
grounds and attending the Conference
of Christian Workers.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fleming, ir., of
New York city arrived the first of the
week to visit at the home of their par
emit Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Howard.
Mrs. G. II. Webster. G. c. Stearns,
Miss Emma and Miss Elizabeth Alex
ander went by automobile to / iantsvillc,
Conn, last week for Il few days visit.
Principal and Mrs. G. +. Dickerson and
Miss Lucy Narney, have gone in their
automobile to Madison. Maine. to their
summer home for the rest of the season.
s. Il. Walker spent the weekend with
his family at townsville on the North
Shore. Harry Murray accompanied him
to WATERFOWL, where he visited his sister.
Miss Margaret Cady, who attended
the Unitarian conference at the Isle o.
Shoals, spent the weekend with Miss
Mary Town, n seminary music student,
ut kenncbunk, Me.
Mis- Lillian Alexander is home from
New Jersey. Her grandmother, DIR.
Julia Baright, with whom she was stay
ing has gone to Florida as she was suf
fcr:ng with rheumatism.
Mrs. Gertrude Lcavis has ranted he
house to Mrs. Bradner and two daugh
lcrs OF NarWlck, N. l., lor tWt
months. They took possession Thur
sda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams of Wor
cester were guests of their brother, {. +
Williams, and family for the weekend
and attended the graduation of thci
son, Harland Putnam Williams. a
Mount Hermon.
The Fortnightly will hold specia
meeting at the home of Mrs. c. +. vii
4.
elect new president to succeed Mrs
G. i. Thompson, who leaves Mortified
in September.
Mrs. o. H. Prince and son, Thomas
of Saxtons River came by automoh,
Saturday to the home of Mr.. and Mrs
c. l.. Robbins. Mrs. Robbins and hei
daughter Grace, returned with then
for the weekend.
Mrs Bessie White and daughter
Miss Dorothy, have gone to Pigeon Cow
to Join her other daughter. Miss Mar
garet Whittle. Mrs. Whittle has rcntct
her house to Mr.. and AIRS. Dunlop ant
two sons of BROOKLYN,
uev. George L. Thompson preached hi
farewell sermon Sunday morning at the
I'nitarion church. He spoke especial,
to the young people. His theme was
The Potter and the Clay. Mr.. Thompson
will take this month for a vacation. Hi
takes effect Sept /. He assumes tho
duties Of his new pastoratc in Whitman
Mass, the second week in September.
Miss Mary Eastman died in Brat
t!eboro hospital Tuesday. where she
was taken recently from her home OF
IiIhland avenue in East Mortified,
Miss Eastman sustained severe iniur
les recently when she fell. which were
the cause of her death. She leaves her
sisheI, Miss Elizabeth. and brother,
William Eastman of Brookline. The
Misses Eastman have been coming to
Mortified for their summer for many
years. In 1901 they built Connect
cut cottage. which they have managed
ms boarding house each summer.
Miss Helen Eddy, assistant at the
Fresh Air Home, returned to New York
Monday with tho 20 girls who were here
two weeks. She arrives Wednesday
with another group. The home has re-
ccivcd the gift of Ford car which will
be of great service. While here the girls
are to dress in white middes and dark
boomers. The home needs sewing ma
chine for the making of uniforms and
repair of clothing. Mirrors for the bed
rooms are very much needed The col
lnctiOn Sunday pVnuing n thn auditorium