Vermont Standard from Woodstock, Vermont • 8

THE VERMONT STANDARD, THURSDAY, JUNE l. 134 PACE EIGHT birthday will he celebrated by a reading by Lena Morgan. Kefreaen.eius will he served after the meeting. and Our NeikWi" Dr. F.

JL Jewett ready to wait thee nt near ImlK. "Stf Fvu4 uje by UiU)ijkIw of he I. A R. ofi Jane 22d, 3 o'rbwk. W.nlo' stre.

Ve, bread, jliil aalad. mayonnaise, "Bat Bait Brevities" Woodstock, June 2lh and HAYING TOOLS Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Boyd of lh Hillside district spent Sunday evening at Hamid Austin. Dr.

and Mr. H. E. Eicock are spending this week in Boston. Mrs.

m. Fletcher is keeping house for them during their absence. Fred and Lillian Atwood spent Sunday at W. R. McBride's West Windsor.

Mias Betty Austin is spending thi week in IVwey Mill with her cou-in, Mis Vera Perkin. Misses Ruth Thompson and Persi Cobb secured their diploma from the Castleton Normal school, Tuesday, and are now at their homes here. Miss Gerry Atwood, accompanied COTTON DRESSES in Ginghams, Piques and Seersuckers-just right for summer days ahead. Ve carry the Westbury Shirt-frocks for misses and women. Youll be delighted in the tailoring and fit of these dresses priced at $3.98 Other Cotton Dresses $1.59 up HANDY ER PKFAll.TS The baseball game which was advertised to he played at Vail last Sunday was defaulted by Hanover without previous notice.

It is much to be rwgretted that such a thing should have happened hut it was of course beyond our control and the only alternative to return the money at the gate. Every precaution will be taken to avoid such a thing in the future. The team which played at Bethel victorious by the score of 9 to 3. Rixford Scythes $1.85 each by Helen Booth, went by airplane The battery fur Woodst-ck was Carr 'J and Potwin to whom much credit is Boston last Tuesday and cruised up due for the victory. A return game with Bethel will be played here July 1st.

Maine All Day Edge $1.85 each 3 Tyne Fork $1.25 each ATTENTION Egg Shippers Children's and Junior Dresses in percales and sheers priced at $1.00 to $1.98 Boys Wash Suits in sizes 3 to 10 years priced at 79c to $1.59 New Wash Silk Dresses and Suits Bathing Suits and Hats the coast of Maine, spending two days at Bar Harbor. They returned home on Sunday, Mis Phyllis Cobb was in Castleton, Monday evening to attend the alumni banquet. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Perkins of Watertown, Mass, are spending several 1 weeks with their daughter, Mrs. Leslie Cobb. Misses Phyllis and Judith Cobb; spent two days last week in Meath-j ersfield with their aunt, Mrs. Mm- nie Haskell. Roy Austin has rented Mino Harris house and i moving in this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cobb, Miss i Phyllis Cobb and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson and sons were In Castle-1 ton, Tuesday, to attend the com-mencement exercises at the normal school.

Prosper 4-H club held their regular meeting at Mrs. Wardwells, Satur- day. 2 Tyne Forks 90c each Socks for every need 4 1-2 to 10 1-2 at 19c to 2k Grindstone with ateel friaes $9.50 each Drag Rikn, Hud Rakei, Wketatonea, Mowiag Machine Sections, Rivets, Machine Oil, Oilers, Rake Teeth. Sftiriry Green i tpendmf a fee meeki auh relative in Medford, Mut. Kay Perkin of Jcfferaonvill wa g-jest of h.

mother, Mr. Martha IVrkma, Sunday. Mr. and Mr. Frederic Jemrtt Dieter aaiied Saturday on the Beren-grta for Europe.

Mr. and Mr. Fred McGee are pending the neck with relatnea in St. Hyacinth, Que. Charles Dodd and family arrived fr-m New York the first of the week for another summer in Woodstock.

Mrs. FLchard Billing arrived on Monday from New York and ha opened her residence for the summer. The Woodstock Band will offer another openair concert on Vari Field thi Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Mis Helen M. Ransam returned last Wednesday from Burlington and with her mother, Mr.

Mary Ransom. Mr. and Mr. J. H.

McDill and on, of New Haven, arrived at The Une Farm, Fnday, for the summer. Mr. George W. Both and family arrived Sunday from Scarsdale, N. to apend the summer here at their farm.

Mis Elizabeth Mitchell from Springfield spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. MitchelL Mr.

Wm. W. Miller went Saturday to Montpelier to visit her broth- et, Hugh Phillips, and family, for about ten days. V. L.

Houghton of Philadelphia, i is visiting his father, Clyde A. Houghton, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holt. I E.

K. Wright and Wm, D. Clough attended the state convention of Vermont druggists at Lake Morey Inn, Fairlee, on Monday. Tony Sabatino went Saturday to New Y'ork, where most of his relatives reside, and was expected back the middle of this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Greene and child, of North Attleboro, were guests of their relatives here from Saturday until Wednesday. Mrs. Ellsworth Kelly and three children of Springfield, were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

P. H. Lussier, over the week-end. Mrs. Lynn Fairbanks and Miss Priscilla Fairbanks of Woodsville, N.

are visiting Mrs. Fairbanks mother, Mrs. George W. Marble. Ship your eggs to the 'Boston Markets by the DAVIS EGG EXPRESS Special trucks for egg shipments.

Eggs carefully handled transported and delivered. Trips made every Return loads wanted. For further information call or write Davis Egg Express Phone 106-11 17x2 Windsor Vermont THE BOWDEN STORE Dry Goods Furnishings Telephone Woodstock 17B-4 White River Woodstock White River Jet HATS FOR SUMMER Maynes Paints and Varnishes Vermont Wood lock Plenty of White Straws Stitched Crepe Felts iKntot will be the guest preacher. Mr, H.net will be in attendance the Congregational Council meeting in Obrrhn, and on July 11. will give, at the morning service, a report of the meeting.

On Tuesday afternoon, June 2d, at three oclock, in the Parish House of the Episcopal church. Mary Jean Simpson of East CrafUhury will speak under the auspices of the League of Women Voters. Come and hear her and bring your fnends with you. She is one of Vermont's most outstanding young women. A reception was tendered at St.

James' Parish House, Saturday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Houghton, who ere aasisted in receiving their guest by their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Owen B. Houghton and Mr. and Mrs. David S. Rutherford.

The hall was attractive with floral decorations, and music was furnished by Bourdon's orchestra. Mis Kathryn Howland of Needham, a former pupil of our Woodstock school, was voted the prettiest girl and best student in her division of the graduating clas of the Needham Junior High School, on June 14. Miss Howland received col lege certifying marks in all her studies throughout the school year. She is the younger daughter of Mrs. Julia Howland.

St. James church. Rev. Mark T. Carpenter, B.

Rector. Sunday June 24th, St. John the Baptist. Holy Communion 8 a. m.

Choir rehearsal 10 oclock. Morning prayer and sermon 10.30. Confirmation instructions for adults on Tuesday evenings at 7, for the children on Saturday mornings at 9.30. We hope you will find St. James a friendly church with friendly welcome.

Mrs. Ernest A. Spear and Mrs, Chas. E. MacDonald motored to New York last week.

Mrs. Spear spent five days with her daughter, Mrs. Grosvernor Dana, in Mount Vernon, and Mrs. MacDonald stayed in New York City with Dr. MacDonald, who had returned from his South Ameri can trip.

Dr. MacDonald is making one more trip before coming to Woodstock for the summer on July 4. The childrens playground activities on Vail Field under auspices of the Woodstock Improvement Society, will begin Monday, July 2, for the 1934 season. Maben Cameron, director of athletics in Mayville, N. has been engaged as supervisor.

The hours will be 9 to 12 daily, and children up to and including the fifth school grade are eligible. It is expected that the play activities will be somewhat broadened this season, and further announcement will be made thereof. The Mt Peg boys 4-H club held a business meeting at the home of the president, Loren Pretty. Eight members were present. The program follows: Club pledge, roll call, by secretary; treasur- new The shortest cents in been achievement he has and been members will be Eats Very Clothing Mrs.

E. was Miss Miss Mrs. C. C. chairman, assistant, committee, publicity Rev.

J. purpose of the advisability project. was were and Miss worker under Washburn, Frances and Miss and Investigation needs of seem be instituted information as to it. DANCE Weet Woodstock Grange Hall Friday June 29 SeinClub Orchestra Refreshments DRESSES A group of high-grade dresses at astonishing low prices Smart fashions in washable crepes, novelty stripes, fine ginghams, seersuckers all beautifully tailored. Chronica, Conealnacent and Matarnity Caaoa Cared For at our homo alto HOURLY NURSING let hour $1.00 2nd hour 75c Each hour thereafter 50c Swediah Maaaaga Elizabeth Spear, R.

N. Irene M. Hallock, R. N. SStf clepbene 28 1 2 10 Lincoln St.

Woodstock WHITE Suits Coats Skirts Blouses Silk Coats Sport Jackets New Summer Gloves Hosiery Tel. 92 Woodstock. Vermont THE White Cupboard Inn Woodstock Vermont Mrs. A. W.

Eastman Woodstock Inn WOODSTOCK VERMONT "ZtAa TdSoman' Shop Tel. 196-2 Vermont Woodstock A urn Open all the Yeat Rooms Suite witb Private Bath Cblckeo and Waffle or Steak Dinners Telephoae 203 GOlf TENNIS RIDING HORSES at the Inn Stable WEST WOODSTOCK Mr. Ronald Braman and Murray Johnson spent the week-end with friends in Boston. Mrs. Floyd Heselton was taken to the Gifford Memorial hospital at Randolph, Monday, for treatment.

Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Ariente and family of Rhode Island and Wood-stock, were at their nice residence here, a few days last week, returning on Sunday.

Miss Carrie Barrows is with Miss Eflie J. Smith for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schlagel of Springfield, Mass, were with the home folkg, Mr.

and Mrs. G. H. Cleveland, and family, a part of last week. Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Mack, Murray Johnson and Mr. Elmer Freeman went to Searsburg last Tuesday.

Mr. Harry Heselton and workmen started Monday remodeling and repairing the house formerly owned by Mr. Samuel Kelly in the Pelton district. Mr. and Mrs.

Pearl Biathrow from Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Albee, also their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs Edward Lewis, of Claremont, N.

were callers at Mr. E. E. Heseltons, Sunday afternoon. i Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Mack, Miss Mary Cox and, Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Freeman went tp Brattleboro, Sunday. SOUTH VOODSTOCK Base Ball Brevities Woodstock, June 28th and 29th. 17x1 The Social Circle will meet at the Academy on Thursday afternoon, June 21st, at two o'clock. Mr. and Mrs.

Owen Moon of Winston Salem, N. have arrived at Up- i wey Farms, for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. M.

A. Fullerton and three children spent a part of last 1 week in Burlington and Grand Isle, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Johnson and three children have returned to their home in ValhaHa, N. after a va- I cation with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. L. Walker. Mrs.

Benton Pinney and little son of Detroit, Mich, are guests of her sister, Mrs. Mildred Beauregard. Mr and Mrs. E. J.

Tenney of South Royalton were week-end guests of thtir daughtr.j Mr. Bert V00d4 and family. Miss Ruth Wood is now with them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Statton and Mr. and Mrs. Gleason Painter have moved from Valley End Farm to Mrs. Hesseltine's house, Brookside Rest." Robert Bumps, Leighton Buck, Wayne Kendall and Walter Rice are camping this week at Reading Pond. Miss Etta Colby has been visiting her brother, George Colby, in Barton ville.

About one hundred friend of Mr. and Mrs. Robert White gathered at the Orion Grange Hall, Friday evening to congratulate them on having bc-en married for 25 years. After the reception there was dancing and cards, and refreshments were served later. The Kedron Orchestra made their first appearance together, Saturday evening, at a dance in Grange Hall, to a large and enthusiastic crowd.

The boys have been preparing for their debut for some time under the direction of Homer Harrington. The members are high school snd younger boys and should be proud of their NEW On the U. S. Highway No. 4 Compact Closet Combination Free from the wall fixture, with modern inexpensive design, white tank and seat with cover, Chromium trimmings.

Dr. Arthur Feinberg SURGEON DENTIST DANCE POMFRET CENTER VAIL GRANGE WED. JUNE 27 Mr. Wm. H.

Reed of West Somerville, spent the week-end er report; unfinished business; with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Wyatt and business and adjournment called on many old friends.

Mrs. E. P. Emery returned home from Burlington, Sunday, accompanied by her granddaughters, Misses Constance and Janet Killary. Charles F.

Chapman and Edward G. Bailey attended the 55th annual reunion of their class of I87t, at Dartmouth over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. John Wyman Flint and John Flint, of Milwaukee, were guests of their cousin, Mrs.

Charles E. Woodruff, Thursday. Week-end vv Vtors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

C. Branson from Baltimore, and Cornish, N. were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taymas and Miss Mollie Jordan.

Lawrence Godsill, Milton Watson and Roy Brownell motored to Boston Sunday to witness the double-header ball games between Boston and St. Louis on Monday. Mrs. H. D.

Hodgkinson and daughter, Charlotte Ann, of Marblehead, came Saturday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Cabot, for a week. The Rev.

Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Sea-gle and family, of New York, are expected to arrive this week at their summer estate, formerly the property i Mr.

S. A. Goldschmidt. I There will be no service at the 1 Christian church until the last of July, as the pastor is away on vaca-I lion. The date of resuming service will be announced in this paper later, i The Board of School Directors has awarded the contract for coal to the Woodstock -Grist Mill for the coming school year.

The full list of award on bid will be announced later. Miaa Jacqueline Mason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Mason of Washington, D.

came Sunday to spend the summer with her grandparents, Mr. snd Mrs. Neil F. Mason, and other relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Catozzi and family of Ludlow have rented Mrs. Pmber's cottage, The Acre," for the summer, and are now living there while Mr. C.lorzi is employed in the Wood ck Pharmacy. Hubert Dowson will be emptoy- secretarys report, treasurers report was the because there is just five the treasury.

Projects have started and the greatest of Donald Wheeler was that planted 11 hills of cantaloupe muskmellons. Art Philips has wiping dishes lately. Five were selected, from whom one chosen, Ao go to county camp. were furnished by Mrs. Pretty.

good. At meetings of the local Bureau held last week with R. Shepard, an organization formed as follows: President, Margaret Johnson; vice-president, Elizabeth W. Mitchell; secretary, E. R.

Shepard; treasurer, Mrs. Coxe; Needs committee Miss Katherine Kidder; Mrs. Wm. F. JoneB; purchasing Mrs.

Carrie E. Eastman; committee chairman, L. Dowson. A principal the meeting was to consider of starting a sewing The attendance of ladies large, and among others present Selectmen, Thompson, Wood Freeman, and Rev. J.

L. Dowson. Margaret Morewood, field VERA, Mrs. Walter who is to succeed her, and Mrs. Rice, were also present Morewood explained the project gave valuable information.

nil be made of the the community, and if conditions to warrant it the work will here and further will be supplied to the public SI MMER RECREATION The Commissioner of Fkiucation approved Loyd Brownell as Director of Woodstock summer months. Mr. Brownell i to be at the tennis courts Field from 9-11 every morning Saturday and Sunday to give and arrange games in the same t.me he will supervise and volley hall games. in the afternoon he will be Bead" to supervise and lie Uatf Wood stack Vermont CLOSET COMBINATIONS with White seat, Oak seats, Imitation Mahogany, also the New Black Seat. SAYWER'S ORCHESTRA Ticket.

25c rack THE GREEN BEAUTY SHOP Beauty Culture of all kinds PermaneaU a Specialty 4d Im fates lipnMK a Pual BATH TUBS, LAVATORIES, etc. PRICES RIGHT Water Pipe, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Pump, etc. DANCE! So. Pomfr.l Grange Hall Friday, June 22 STEIN CLUB ORCHESTRA Round Squ.ro Dance. E.

F. WARDWELL Phone 220 Woodstock BAKE BEAN SUPPER Everybody Welcone PROGRAM has Recrea-ition for the plans on Vail except instruction tennis. At baseball F'rom 2-5 at The instruct in -s Woodstock Machine Shopj; Emergency Repairs of All Kinds Forging Dob. Right- Ac.tylea. W.ldi.g and Braziog All Ki.da of Metals.

Dimension Spruce- Boards 2x4 Native Pine Finish Bedding Undercover Dowel Wood SofiW ood itU for Sopr Wood A ft lotdi of Hordwood Slobs ood Jijtf" Wood. ALBO C. ATWOOD 7 PWavant 'trt BV Vn. Competent Machine Work Are You Fully Insured? Tea ibovM not drive a mile witkosl fall iuariacg It is at aeteuary a a driver license. D.

aot delay- Inture Today imming. l- to give a of -hort time each day instructing Cad- canvasser i at the Country Club in order irtpeiier Senminsry as enver "Tv SSU, in 11 bh Automobiles, TeallU Other Machinery of1 Kinds. W. Cuar.nte. ta nrhm.nship and Satlsfacliea.

Childrt-ns Night a' the Iasi that m.tiHi,nth headquarters th Tie more efficient the or and wtU return in th woodcock achool yv 11k program. ftFKj thus increaM tJinr faming pow- fall as Latin instructor. Tnf AIstsas too 1 arl M-. Josephine Marshall had as ar urwl Actions Speak Louutr than Words foe the eek-end, Mrs. by the grammar room.

Th. a.cr ft nr George W. Charon 4stf Mechanic Sir CampbellN Ins. Agency T.L sd Wl Woodstock or moot fwtk acted the piay. Hok- fuI to he famed from this supervised whifh wrote.

At th- meet-and p.anned recreation program of June a jk firjt the town dur.ng the summer eon. wia on tf It is hoped that tournament I rind, dates. April. May. and June 4- Billings Farm -WE HAVE VARIETY A complete line of Annuals, Vines and St.fl-dards.

Petunias Geraniums our Special') Domestic and Imported Garden Poltcf) special programs may be arranged from t.me to t.me. These classes will beg.n Thursday rooming, June 2L UlTVOif jr, a E.T..ijr Marshall, ere from Boa-Mr. Var.Hail was attending h. te-ih reinion at Dartmouth in Hanot er. N.

H. Mr. and Mrs. Samar! SV.ibow ard son of Lynn. and Mr A.

M. of lorchester, were guest at M-. and Mrs, Jacob Naiibow the first of th week. Mr. Nai.bow a-d remain here fur a r.s.t, and ''bk-er returned Tuesday.

s-iTk lasdies n.ght of the Wood-ye-y Ritanac. whit was to F.ave 1 .2 limb Wood Steven Velvet Ice Cream fj mr 1 -to, i'ci! 61ab Wood ODD PLANTS YOU NEVER HEARD Of AND SOME YOU'VE ALWAYS KNOWS Vefelable Plants The BestTomalccs A few Kinds of Perennials. R. C. EATON FioM WOODSTOCK.

Tel VERKO PROSPER Grant Cobs and family, Cleon Cobb and family and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cleveland were in Springfield. Sunday. to attend the Max ham reunion.

Long Trail lodge ahich as held at the home of Mr. i So Tuesday even, eg. wa and Mrs. Herbert Dutton. Over 70 Not TT arrant relative were prent and enjoyed 7 tv "IVwr'ir 1 A all th Jirvfirl Cleveland spent Y4ed- jndufiruast is Pom? ret Center with Ja-e 2l 9 bi a.

m- her aster. Mra. Ifred Barnett, ard 1J-. cy r- n.rh.p, Et. Jam fany.

jltHiJfcbooVf At present we have no dealer in town so you may purchase Stevens Velvet Ice Cream in brick oc bulk at the Village Barn Restaurant Regular Meal lunches Open Day or Night uirn rrrfff rr muj..