Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-08
RebelSahs Hold Bazaar.

The annual bazaar by the Rebekah
lodge held Aug. 81 and Sept ] was very
successful, netting the lodge more than
500.
The booths were prettily arranged,
representing things useful and appropri-
ate for each day of the week. They
were presided over by members, who, in
addition to the usual articles sold on
festive occasions, sold a handsome bed
quilt by ticket, $50 holders, the success
full number being held by Miss Mabel
Hall. The aprons also were sold by
numbers, the prize apron being drawn
by Mrs. Mabel Amsden. On the second
evening all the articles unsod were put
up in grabs with vase as prize for the
lucky number, which was drawn by an
Out-Of-town visitor.
The dance and supper was largely at
tended, GO tickets being sold for dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs II. b. Osborne spent
Wednesday in Peterboro, \. ii.
Gray Martin is spending a short va
cation with Brenton Pratt in Boston.
Miss Fannie Newton sustained
slight shock Sept. ., but is comfortable
again.
Mrs Abbie Morse returned Tuesday
from a visit at the home of her brother,
Judge f. l.. Fish, in Nergennes
Mrs Clara Smith of Chester is visit
ing relatives in town at the homes of
ID. A. Benson and Mrs Viola l. Chase.
Mrs. Constantine, who spent the sum-
mcr at the Windham County House, re-
turned Monday to her home in Hart
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Aldrich and Mr.
and Mrs Noble Rawson of South Lon
dOndcrry were callers recently at l.. L.
Martins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wheeler left
Wednesday for their home in Spring
field after spending the summer at the
Newfane Inn.
Nv. III. Newton has bought a spring
in Fred Rices meadow and is putting
an additional supply of water into his
new home on West street.
rf Letters from all the candidates for
office, town, county and state, are com
ing to all the voters, showing that
women count these days.
There will be dance in Union hall
Friday evening, Sept. 10. Woodward's
orchestra will furnish music. Supper
will be served by the Rebekahs.
James Newton, jr., student at Dart
mouth who has spent the greater part
of his vacation in town, returned to his
home in Worcester last week on his mo-
torcycle.
Mrs. Milton Halliday and three chill
dren, Allan, Stuart and Louise, returned
day. Their country home is now closed
for the remainder of the year.
Mr. and Mrs. George Reed of West
Townshend spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Thompson. On Labor day
all braved the storm and went to Brat
'teboro to enjoy the celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hazeton and
son of Dummerston, Mr.. Hazelton's sis
ter, Mrs. Brown of Lowell, Mass, have
visited ut the home of Will HaZeltoI
and his mother, Mrs. William Hazel
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Wheeler ant
daughter, Miss Ruth, and Paul Graham
of Gardner were guests over Labor da,
at A. r. Underwoods, Mrs. Wheeler
and Ruth remaining for several day
longer
Mrs. d. j. Mahcr of Winthrop, n
Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Maher and son
Earl, of Malone, y. Y. Mr., and Mrs
Claude Maher and son, Malcolm, o
Wilmington were guests over Labor da.
at J. d. Mahcr's.
Mrs. G. II. Davidson accompanied b.
Mrs. NJ. +. Mcckcr and Miss Anna Sill
yer, both of New York city, went witt
DR.. and Mrs. Osgood Tuesday Afternoon
to see the picture, Little Lord Fauntle
roy, at the Princess theatre in Brattle
boro
Fayette Grape of New York city, En-
mite Grape of Chittenden, with hi
grandson, Guy Wheeler, and his daugh
ter, Mrs. Flora Barnes of Rutland, hav
been recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Glynn Grape and mother, Mrs. Gertrud
Grape.
Miss Helen Hyde left Saturday afte
spending the summer vacation at home
for st. Johnsbury, where she has &C
.ccpted a position as teacher of HON
economies in the junior high school. Mis-
Hyde was a graduate this year iron
the University of Vermont.
Eugene Thompson was happily sur
prised Sunday night by the arrival of hi
son, Arthur, and wife, together with tiv
of his grandchildren, who came by au
tomobile from New Haven, Conn, an
returned the next day after a short vsi
with their father and other Newfan
friends.
A dinner party was given ut ii
Bruce homestead where Garden BruC
and family are spending their summc
vacation, in honor of Mr.. and Mr.
Bruce's wedding anniversary Monda
evening. Among those present wei
Mr.. Bruce's brother. Murray Bruce, vii