Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-09-18

Mrs. w. II. Clouse visited in Springfield
Mass, this week
Miss Lizzie S, Houghton is visiting in
Leomnster and Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs IL. G.. Everleth has been confined
to her bed with illness this week.
Rev. l.. z. Tucker of Sugar Loaf. n. Y,
spent Sunday and Monday with relatives.
a regular meeting of Col. W. II. Green
wood Womans Relief corps will be held
Oct. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Britton started
Monday on a weeks visit in New York
and Boston.
Miss Sarah Washburn returned Satur-
day to Waltham to resume her duties as
school teacher.
Mrs. E. L. Barrett went Monday to
SALISBURY to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle Bottom
w. S. Adams went to Mechanicsville
Saturday for few days. Mrs Adams
went to Marlboro, n. II.
Mr. and Mrs. Scion Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucas of Greenfield spent two days
recently at n. w. Locke's.
Miss Laura Talbot returned to her home
yesterday after visit of two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Clough.
Miss Elmira Thwng went Tuesday to
Nechan.csville to visit Rev. and Mrs. j.
II. Bennett, formerly of this town.
Mrs. j. L. Howard and daughter went
Monday to their home in Maiden, Mass
after spending the summer in town.
Mrs. l.. f. Allen of Hartford, Conn,
went Friday to Bellows Falls after spend
ing several weeks at Dorr Cloughs.
DIR. Eugene b. Pierce of Jackson, Mich,
and Miss Julia Wilcox of Boston came
Friday night for visit at f. L. Pierce's.
The district meeting of the Woman's
Relief corps il Springfield has been
changed from Sept % to Thursday, the
oath.
w. H. Dickinson has been in Leomins-
ter Mass, and other places this week,
joining Mrs. Dickinson, who went away
two weeks ago.
Mrs. John E. Russell and daughters,
Frances and Marion, returned Monday to
WilliamstoWn. Prof. Russell was In
town Tuesday.
Mrs. E. s. Corse of West Mortified
and Mrs. Clinton l.. Hall of East Dover
returned to their homes this week after
visiting at Braley Gorham's.
The rural free delivery carrier handled
over $500 pieces of mail matter during the
month of August. This is a good show
ing, considering the number of mail boxes
on the route.
Mrs G. $. Foster went yesterday to
Boston for a weeks visit with her
brother. Herbert T. Wheat. She will re-
turn with Mrs: II. c. Warren, who went
to Boston last week.
Dr. G.. S. Foster attended meeting Of
the doctors of the Franklin district, Con-
nectcut river valley, Cheshire county
and Windham county medical societies IN
Mortified Mass, Tuesday
Hayden Moore will go tomorrow to New
York and on Sept. p will sail for Porto
Rico, where ne has position as clerk
for the government auditor of the Island
He has been on the island about hNe
years.
There will be a base ball game on Will
bur's field tomorrow Al o'clock, when
the Putney and Bellows Falls teams will
meet for the second time. The Putneys
were tired out before beginning the other
game They expect to make better
showing tomorrow.
William Sanders and Miss Abbie S.
Kendall were married on Thursday eNen-
ing of last week, Rev. c. r. Haywood
performing the ceremony at the Congre-
gational parsonage. The bride wore a
white Swiss muslin dress trimmed with
silk applique and lace. No cards were
issued Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders are on q
wedding trip of two weeks. They VIII
visit in Springfield, Mass, and Other
places on their return they will have a
room at the home of Mr.. Sanders
mother, Mrs. w. d. Sanders Mr. Sand
ers is employed by the Stowell company
Mrs Sanders, who is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. +. ID. Kendall, has position
as stenographer at the Houghton farm
in which she will continue for the present
I have in stock full line of ladies' anc
misses ready-to-wear hats for fall trade
MRS. LAURA BRITTON.
Remember the Valley Fair, Brattleboro
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 30 an'
oct !.
EAST PUTNEY.