Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-07-25
WILLIAM SVILLE.

n short visit.
Iuiu and James Goodrich visited rela-
tives in BrattIeboro this week.
II. -. ,,s,.1a.a,, -. ,,,. q.
prattIoboro 60 r,ori, during the vacat ion
~ 49,, a.. ..,,,,,~ po,,,,,ns 49,
.,si,.a ,oi, IT,. T., prao,,i,ro ~ go
Nlsl,eu reiaVNes Ill D'oONii'e '"e p"S'
C,'ax,.u IT n,.,.,.., 20 vvoni,,,,ar,
c,'-.i -, ~ So w.
80 A.. "' - -
lew U"Ss ,,,
Mrsi w. ~. Wneeler aIu el ir.,'. are
, 5pv,'r'lhs que "eeN VIZ" III
,,,,
MISS isapeile Elmer OF CleVeIanu, ONO,
N, 'is ~ ~ r ner sra"uP0'ei'S' MI anu
"irs ~ D.
Ihere VIII be dance thls, FRIDAY
evening" at school mouse man, Win music
by Weedens orchestra.
MISSES Margaret Dallas ana Ethel Lacy
Oh Northnelu' Mass, are Nlsiuhs Louise
ana Florence Merriheld.
n. NJ. Merriheld is in Springfield. Wor-
cester and Boston this week in the in
terest OF MS basket business
Nathan j. Perry is making steady i'm
provement in health. lie recently visit
ed in Wilmington and Brattleboro.
Miss Lila Winchester of Newfane is at
DR.. Z. F. Whites. and Florence Bellows
is working for Mrs. Leslie Stratton.
The West Brattleboro and Williamsville
base ball teams will play a matched game
at this place Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock
Mrs lane Dav Of yoodcun N no.
commented nv no., e,ro ,,1son Erorc,s re-,
! is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Arthur
Robbins.
n NJ Edwards and family are ,,,sittr,
relatives in Relieve Fails Mrs c.eorgo
| Diclinson has snept tho mast usoot1 y,,tb
| friends in BrattIeboro
! ~ - -. - -, -,
inc with ber da,sbter Ms Car,ton
! sharks ar snrirgfeId NIass s,roe Ia 81
! fan is now yisitins, In iris yirinit,,
- -
n w a'len tiesGocA anu Aa,nlE, y
- i-,'AeiS az fanny, MS "a ~ Mer-
- a,u .ili'u t Ell 5',u Caiiie o.euIiidi u
err So, o.hins '"eir midsummer outing at
| CT t.us'r ~. lu'lini went 10 spring
i 49, Nn I.n, iast VIZ 70 Jo'n her nus
pan" "liu mas peeh III BUSINESS III that
~ 9,'etui lioH'hs anu VIII no" make
ms Hoile there.
Mrs. frank White, who has been visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
| X. wheeler, left this week for Worces-
| YER Mass where she VIII make her
Iuture nome MT Whte Is connected
WI" me worcester electrlc railway
/ Ihe Newfane Democrats were not rep
resented at the state convention in Bur-
! lington this week. The sentiment of
! the local party leaders, so far as eX-
/ pressed. seems to be in opposition to
the endorsement of Clement as a candi-
[ GATE TOT governor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Fisher of Boston
/ called on Williamsville friends recently.
/ Mr.. Fisher has not yet fully recovered
/ from the severe injury sustained in be-
ing hit by n piece of the bursting can
/ non AT our Fourth Of July celebration
several years ago.
! Rev. Miss Goldthwaite. at the Univer-
/ salist church last Sunday morning and
! evening, gave reports in sermon and ad-
dress Of the Portland convention. which
she attended as delegate of the local Y.
I 2. c. l.. the largest convention OF that
body ever held and one fun of en-
thuslasm and power of heIpfulness.
The base ball game between tho Rrat-
tleboro printers and the local nine at
this plece last SaturdaX, n fterroor va .
called during the second inning on 90
count Of the rain. the score then stand
/ ing to 3 In favor OF WilIiamsville Our
people We're much pleased with the visit
ors and hope to do business with them
in the future
DIR. Ernest Sharks who received his
degree from the medical denartran. 90
tho J-niversItv Of Vermont n Tow, Wool, 9
ago. recen,lv took the evamina tion
prescribed nv the laws of Nassocbusat,s
/ ms tho reoufsite IN medical nractica In
that state DR.. Sharks Is now in town
caring for his grandmother Mrs Elliot
Sharks who has been M with nneuuonia
no., r,,,,,,,o. =, ~, .t,,a,..., -,
cb,,dro, ora s,ro,, e,ra,d,t,iSro - ~.
pa,I,- NJ Stae., IT., -, ~ 49,
90 -, 5a,,,,h,r NJ. II >,a-iao,,
Jvodnas6o,, -, thts vi, +t,a. a.. 49,
ber r,trat,.-ttird hirtbdo,, ar,;.o-.,o,, :
~ -. 80 S,,.,i, IN, ~. o' -,
racairt =, oo,rrot,,ioto, $50, 80 ~ ia
10 ia eri,.a os,SoroIIo ootn,,. t1ie