Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-10-02
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s. @. Brown has been at work recently
on a railroad bridge in Brattleboro.
The W. c. T. l.. will meet on Wcdnes-
day at p. m. with Mrs. G. 5. Wilson.
Miss Viola Morse Of West Wardsboro
spent Sunday here on her way to visit
relatives.
Misses Ellen and Edna Marcy have been
guests this week of Mrs. Ward Eager In
New York.
Mr. and Mrs Clement Chase Of An
dover spent a part Of the week at u. y.
Benson's.
Clarence Nichols butter maker for tine
creamery, has resumed work after sew
eral days Illness.
G. NJ Newton. who has spent several
weeks with his sisters has returned to
Middletown. Conn
Mrs. Estwick and laughter. Grace Of
New York, summer guests here, returned
to their home this week.
Miss Bertha Weston OF New Haven. this
state. formerly OF this place, recently
spent a week with Mrs Alvin Gates.
Carpenter Saunders Of Townshend. af-
ter his work al W. b. Parks, is attend
ing to charging W. G. Ballous jelly mill
Mrs. Marcia Dix Of Dummerston was
expected Wednesday to- stay with her
brother. II. l.. Sargent, while his son is
in Hartford.
Rev. r d. Davis and Superintendent
and Mrs. G. l.. Hescock attended the dis
trict Sunday school meeting in Wards
boro last week.
Mrs S. Fish accompanied her daughter.
Mrs. Edward Morse. to the latter's home
in West Wardsboro on Monday. for a
visit of a week two
Mrs G. w. Roberts and son. Raymond,
who have been at Mr.. Kenneys sew
rg1 Is la hgi n
Brattleboro on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Miller came recently from
Sunapee lake, where she has been EN-
ployed through the summer. to spend a
short time with Mrs. ]. NJ. Kenney.
Mrs T. A. Knapp is with her sister in
Burlington. where she will remain few
weeks on account Of the accident to the
sister which resulted in a broken wrist.
Mrs. Henry Codding and three children
of Marlboro y. H.. who has been at
Melvin Woods week. left on Tuesday
to attend the Valley fair, on route for
home.
DR.. Cole Is moving from this place to
/ Readsboro where he expects to ind a
larger practice. in manufacturing
town. He came here from Wardsboro
about Dec. /. and has a reputation for
being a successful physician.
Rev and Mrs r. +. Danfortn. for
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tiers OF dismission to the Congregational
church in Wadham's Mill and Lewis. y.
Y. They are pleasantly located In
parishes among the Adirondacks.
Miss Eliza Twitcheu Of Cottage City.
Mass, has visited her sister Mrs. Town
send recently Miss Twitchel was at
one time a teacher in the South under
the American Missionary association.
/ Fred Sargent. accompanied by Will MI
colt went to Hartford Tuesday. hoping
| to have his eyesight improved by treat
ment at "a hospital. owing to his Sc
we're illness Of a year or two. he has not
been able to journey according to former
custom for several years.
Material for steel cells to replace the
old solid masonry boundaries OF sleep
I ing quarters at the county Jail has at
/ last arrived Full sized windows have
/ been placed in the north end Of both
upper and lower rooms making de
cided improvement in light and ventila-
ton.
Two trains carried passengers on Wed
nesday morning to the Valley fair. anC
the mixed train ran as usual. there be
ing now three engines on the narrow
gauge in running order Twenty-Five
tickets were sold in the morning. bu
many more passed along by carriage
and others held off for the second days
attractions.
Daniel Fisher Of Boston. who came I,
his sisters Mrs. Johnsons Tuesday
evening and spent Wednesday at tbs
Valley fair said that when the OF,
. county fair was held in Ncwfane h.
never missed attendance. He is one OF
the many looking forward To a trip T.
California next wear at the time OF th'
national Masonic gathering