Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-08-29
WILLIAMS VlLLE.

Chester Washer is a visitor at Frank B.
| Washers.
Mrs. Thomas A. Morse has been i'll the
| past week.
Mrs. Lizzie Dunklee is spending a few
| days at Lake Pleasant.
Miss Vera Mundell is working for Mrs.
70. II. Bruce at South Newfane.
Miss Mabel Snow of Wilmington called
on Williamsvile friends this week.
Mrs. Melvina Bradley of Brattleboro is
visiting her sister, Mrs. George c. Hail.
Mrs. NJ II. Cheney is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. e. w. Sharp, at Mortified, this
| state.
Perley Sparks and family visited rela-
tives in Walpole and Keene the past
week.
Mrs \. l.. Tmson, family and visit
ors are camping for a few days at Sun
set lake.
Rev. II. *. Reigel of Wilmington was a
! visitor at the Univcrsalist parsonage the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ballou of Sara
! toga Springs are visiting their daughter.
| Mrs Locke Hale.
Harry Robbins has moved from the
! Ephriam Morse tenement house to the
| Univcrsnlist parsonage.
Porter Thayer and Amos Stratton spent
! few days camping out in the wilds of
/ Somerset the past week.
! Tho steam mill was shut down several
! days the past week to repair the boiler
/ but Is now running on extra time.
| Harry Davis of Brattleboro and Alger
| Hemphill and family Of South Acworth
| y. H.. are guests at A. l.. Timsons
a very large number from this vicinity
attended the open air meeting on the top
| OF Newfane hill last Sunday afternoon
Clarence Lazelle and family were called
to Bratteboro this week by the illness
and death of Mr. Lazelle's father, Still
| man II. Lazelle.
Misses Nellie Dickinson and Sadie I'm
| derwood and Frank White Of this town
viii begin course at Goddard Seminary
next week
| Robert White returned Wednesday from
| Barre. where he has been working dur
ing vacation. and will return to Goddard
Seminary for the fall term.
Miss Emma Chase of Revere. Mass, is
| the guest of Miss Luella Williams Miss
Chase will teach the South Newfane vii
lage school the coming term.
Miss Mary f. Stratton returns to
Springfield Mass, this week to complete
her course in stenography and typewrit-
ing in the Springfield Business college.
There will be no preaching service or
Sunday school at the Methodist church
next Sunday on account of the meetings
at sunset lake. Inc EspWOrtn League
service will be held in the evening as
usual.
Miss Alice White principal of the Mont
gomery, Alabama, Institute for colored
girls, and now a guest at Bencasson,
Newfane hill spoke interestingly at the
| Thursday evening meeting al the Metho-
dist church.
Mrs. William II. King and daughter,
Miss Fannie King. of Chicago who have
spent several weeks i'm the family of their
| relative, NJ II. Cheney. returned to their
home this week. Miss King is teacher
| in the Chicago public schools.
Mrs. Fanny Houghton Sanford and
| daughter of Dorchester. Mass, are spend
| ing a few weeks at the Universalst par
sonage. Mrs Sanford is well remem-
bered ms Miss Fanny Houghton. a for
mer frequent visitor with relatives in
| this village.
our base ball boys got left last Satur-
day in their game with the West Brat
| tleboro nine, the score standing 1914.
on Saturday afternoon of this week the
Brattleboro printers will play our boys on
the grounds of the latter near this viii
lage. An interesting game is assured.