Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-11-01

breakfast at the home of the brides
parents. The gifts to the bride were
many. Guests were present from Spring.
field and Greenfield, Mass. New York and
Marlboro. Mr.. and Mrs Raleigh left on
the 1923 train for a trip to Canada, where
they will visit relatives of the groom
and some of the principal Canadian
cities. After their return they will for
the present make their home with Mrs.
Raleigh's parents.
Mrs. Andover of Keene is visiting in
town.
Mrs. Louis Dickerman is working at
j. j. Archibalds.
Mrs. Bessie Streeter has returned from
visit in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Julia Jones has been with her
sons in Keene for a few days.
The Worden companys store is par
TALLY lighted by electricity now.
The new warp dresser at the Halle &
Frost mill is Henry Smith of Ashland.
The date set for the dedication of the
new town hall is Wednesday, Nov 6.
Miss Caroline B. Howe is recovering
from an attack of catarrhal sore throat.
NJ. II. Butler moved Tuesday to the
Parks farm which he recently purchased.
James O'Brien was in Ludlow and Bel
lows Falls, VT, last week for short
time.
Mrs. c. o. Graves of Greenfield, Mass,
visited Mrs. A. e. Dix a few days this
week.
Mrs. c. M Cook entertained Miss Eta
Patrick of birmingham, Mass, a part of
last week.
Myron Hubbard of Boston visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Burroughs
last week.
Miss Alma Gibson is spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Evans, in Mil
lers Falls.
Misses Ellen and Mary Fitzgerald are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Thomas Keane,
in Boston.
F. S. Leonard is at home again after a
months trip through the extreme West
ern states.
William Higginson's family left for
their new home in North Shapleigh, Me.
Wednesday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brtton entertain
ed over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs William AL
len of Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Sophie Skinner and daughters,
Miss Skinner and Miss Ruth, of Keene
visited in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Russell of Farley, Mass,
visited Miss Melissa Howard and Mrs.
w. II. Lyman last week.
- f. 1IdIlltT anu WIG went 10 w est
Swanzey Tuesday morning, called there
by the death of a relative.
Mrs. Hewitt of South Weathersfield,
Conn., has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. S. Leach for few days.
Mrs. D. A. Hosford has sold the Woo
and timber on tract of land in Pisgah
to c. A. Mason and F. p. Kinds.
Rev. r. d. Van Tassel, who occupied
the Universalist pulpit last Sunday, will
preach there again next Sunday.
A. Desroches has moved here from Fall
River Mass, and will have a dry goods
store in Mrs. L. p. Wises building.
Mrs. H. F. Gilbert is intending to go to
Chicopee Mass, soon to spend the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Spencer.
George Howe moved this week from the
Parks farm on Cream-Pot hill to the two
tenement house owned by S. A. Esten.
Mrs Emma Hunter has returned from
visit in Chicopee and Enfield, Mass.
She is now i'll at her Main street home.
The ladies connected with the Univer-
salist society served an excellent harvest
supper at their vestry Thursday evening
Mrs George Crowningshield has moved
here from Chesterfield, and is living in
one of Mrs. Woods houses off Brattle-
boro street
Albert Denison of Springfield Mass,
came up SATURDAY LOT Il lew udyS WISH al
c. c. Holton's. Mr.. Denison was Joined
by his wife this week.
w. w. King, wife and daughters went
to Worcester, Mass, Saturday. Mr.. King
has returned, but Mrs. King and the
| daughters are making a longer stay.
Miss Armstrong, who was Mrs C. A
Hollands nurse for several weeks in the
| earlier part of her severe illness, was
in town and called on Mrs. Holland
Monday.
The Halle & Frost manufacturing com
pany are building a storehouse 100 by q
| feet, on the site of and to replace the
| one burned about two months ago, near
the depot.
Mrs. L. p. Wise is improving the APP
| pearance of her East Main street block
| by building up the east end to CORE
spond with the west end, and giving II
| a new coat of paint.
Presiding Elder George NJ. Carl was
present and conducted the third quarterly
conference at the Calvary Methodist
| church Sunday evening, and also admins
tered the Lords supper.
Misses Minerva Burroughs, Minnie
| Owens, Annie White, Lillian Hancock
Rest and Pearl Higgins, and Robert Nc.
| Caughern, jr., attended the teachers in
stitute at Keene Friday.
The Nature club will meet next Tues
day evening, If pleasant, with Miss Goss
| at 7.30 sharp for an evening with the
! stars. If too cloudy for star gazing, the
usual program will be presented, and the
meeting will be held with Mrs. R. e
| Metcalf.
e. p. Bailey arrived home from Wash.
! ington, d. c., Sunday evening, and will
| spend a two weeks vacation among hi;
friends here, after which he will return
to Washington, where he will be employ
ed during the winter in the office of the
/ bureau of forestry.
! Rev Harry e. Rouillard, formerly o.
Hinsdale, who has for the past five years
had charge of the Universalist parishe:
at West Chesterfield and Westmoreland
has resigned to accept a call to the Cole
Memorial church at South Portland, Me.
his resignation to take effect Nov. l.
The residence of the late ex-Lieut. Gov
William II. Halle on Chestnut street
Springfield, Mass, was recently bought o
Mrs. Halle by the city library association
Mrs. Halle will remain in the house, al