Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-09-07

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was ripe for harvesting. Mr. Harding had
lust harvested one acre. Mrs. Oliver
Wood lost two acres, and on the Washburn
farm two acres were badly damaged. The
total loss will reach $4,000 or more.
George Fifeld went to Gardner, Mass,
Saturday.
S. A. Peck of Springfield, this state, Wis
tied relatives in town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Blanchard of Odell,
ILL.,, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Taft.
E. H. Bragg, formerly employed in the
Cole paper mill, has gone to Keene to live,
Lorenzo Scott of Springfield, Mass,
came home the last of last week to spend
his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lord and child
of Boston are visiting Mr.. and Mr.. j. V.
Shaw in East Putney.
c.. D. Britton and Will Sanders went to
Springfield, this state, Wednesday to at
tend the Springfield fair.
Mrs. c. B. Willard returned Thursday
from New London, Conn, where she has
been spending a number of weeks.
The Congregational Junior Christian
Endeavor society held a picnic Tuesday
afternoon on DR.. Munger's grounds.
w. E. Pierce has bought two wood lots
in this part of the town, one of Horace
Scott and one of Mrs. Fannie Baker.
Miss Emily R. Freeland of Canada, who
is a student at Mortified, has been a
guest of Miss Jennie Pierce this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams Blood and Mrs.
Gale were chosen as delegates to the Bap-
fist association meeting at West Halifax
this week.
Will Wood has moved from the village,
this week, back to West Hill. He will
carry on the farm previously owned by his
father, the late Oliver Wood.
The tax bills have been placed in the
hands of the collector. On such bills as
are paid within 90 days from Sept. l a divi-
dend of four per cent will be allowed.
Mrs. r. r. Fem and daughter Flossie
are spending the week in Holyoke, Mass
Robert Fem is spending the week in Wor-
cester..
Miss Edith Stowell of Tufts college will
be the guest of her mother, at Mrs. Wells
for the next two weeks Farley cores
pondence in Greenfield Gazette.
The two sons of Harry Hannum of Bris
tpl, Conn, who have been spending the
summer vacation with their grandfather
p. S. Hannum, returned home Monday.
Twelve members of the Howyer club
composed of former students at North
6eld seminary and Mount Hermon, are a.
Deacon G. E. Prouty's for a weeks out
lng.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Farrant of Newport
this state, have been guests at DR.. G. S
Fosters this week. They have also visit
ed at Mrs Farrant's former home in West
minister West.
H. bo;, 40, -, .,
audience room of the Methodist churcl
the Sunday services will be held in tn
town hall. Service, 1915 A. NJ. Sunda,
school at II NJ.
The ladies of the Baptist society will
1--WE "hash supper" at the chapel mex
"Wednesday evening. Ice cream and cak
VII also be served. They are planning TO
q fair to be held in October.
The children of the Congregational Sun
day school will give harvest concert il
the church. at 7 o'clock Sunday evening
The choir will be assisted by Miss Emil
~ Freeland and Miss M. Georgia Roberts
eeloists.
Mrs. T. A. Lucas and her mother, Mrs
S. Clark, will go to Putney, Vt, toda
fovisit friends in that locality. Mrs. LII
cas and her mother will drive in carriag
and Mr.. Lucas will accompany them a
out-rider awheel.-T Greenfield Gazette {
Sunday.
o. C. Miller, proprietor of the Kendric
House the past three or four years, ha
'ctBed the American House in BratteborC
30 took possession Monday The KeI
driek House has been leased to CliffoT
DaFison of this town. Mr.. Mile
has conducted the hotel here apparent
aaIlsfactory to the people, and it is with n
tt that they learn of his intention to g
where.
ev. Mr.. Holton of Amherst, Mass
who is a missionary in Madura, South Ii
1' and who is personally acquainted wit
"a Harriet E. Parker of this town, who
als9a missionary in Madura, came to Pu
neq asst week Thursday to visit DR.. Pa
keB father, Sterne o. Parker. He brougl
e4lDuraging reports from DR.. Parker al
sroke in highly appreciative terms of h.
WoIk. 1t is perhaps unnecessary to me-
ton Mr.. Parker's pleasure at receiving
4|at from Mr.. Holton.
Nrs. Dwight M. Collins died at her rel
dtpee on Wendell avenue at Pittsheld, ye
tlRy afternoon at A o'clock She W
The Youngest daughter of Rev. FORE
J9Nett Moore of Putney, VT, who W
It| pastor of the church in South lie
NI4 Collins was educated at Miss Wells
cool in Pittsfeld add was married
Anfust, 1892, at the home of her siste
Ma F. G. Lowrey, on West street. 81
h.4 been for many years a member of Il
H|lsl church, of which Mr.. ColliHs W
foFnerly an officer. Since Mrs. Coli
IaIutned from California, a year and
halt ago, she had been confined by
hoa'lh to the house. The funeral serviC
WIN be held at her home tomorrow aftt
noon at 4.-[Spring6eld Republican
Tuesday.