Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-10-30
WILLIAMSVlLIE.

Mr.. and Mrs l.. II. Stedman and son
of Worcester are visiting in this vicinity.
John Stratton is working for y. NJ.
Merrlneld, and his family have moved to
Mrs. l.. H. Richardson's house.
f. \. Dewitt will Toe in this village ON
Tuesday, Nov. g. for the purpose OF adj
justng taxes. All who wish can see him
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Thorne and children
of Lynn, Mass, are visiting their sister
and family, MIR. and Mrs. Clarence La
zelc
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Stone and daughter
of Rowe, Mass, have spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs G. q. Hovey.
Miss Grace Young of Chesterfield. a
graduate from the school for trained
nurses in the Keene hospital is spending
several days with Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Lazele
Rev. and Mrs. a y. Estabrook spent
several days in town last week Mrs. Es-
tabrook will return TO their home in
North Thetford, and Mr. Estabrook will
visit his sisters, Rose and Adella, in
Leominster, Mass.
Herbert Stratton intends to leave for
Florida about Nov IS. where he will
spend the coming winter. Mr. Stratton
is much pleased with his surroundings in
Florida, and says SO many northern peo-
Pile spend the winters there that one
harly realizes he is not in Vermont. \
northern person can always be distn-
guished by the amount of clothing which
he carries with him.
Mr. Hemenway OF Grafton will open a
series OF lessons in singing at School
House hall Tuesday evening, Nov. 3. and
the lessons will be given on Tuesday
evening of each week following. The new
books are expected for the first meeting
and each one is requested to bring his
purse so that the books may be sold at
once.
The Magazine club in this village will
sell by auction at the store of Hastings
Williams on the evening OF Oct. 81, at
7.45 o'clock, the books OF the last year
| This list contains years copies of seven
of our best magazines Century Review
of Reviews, McClure's. Cosmopolitan,
Munsey's, st, Nicholas. and Ladies' Home
Journal. These usually sell at prices
within the means of everyone. and ii is
| very easy way to get much that is val
| liable. for n small sum.
Bertha Louise. daughter of Mrs. Viola
Morse of this place, and George Walter
Scripture, Oldest son of Mrs. Alice Scrip
| ture of keene, We're married at the par
sonage in liinsdale on Wednesday, Oct.
2S. by Rev, ii. Gertrude Roscoe. who has
recently returned from England They
were attended by the brother and sister
| of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Halla =
| day. The bride wore handsome green
! travelling suit A reception was held at
| 'ho Hoihc VI the tHlS Town from
Z to O'Clock in the evening, which was
attended by about 25 immediate relatives.
| At the reception the bride wore a dress
| of cream cashmere, en- train, with trim
mings of pearl and cream applique Mr..
and Mrs. Scripture received their friends
under an arch of evergreens, and were
assisted by Mrs. Morse and Mrs Scrip
ture. The ushers were Ed Scripture OF
keene, brother of the groom, and Dana
r. Stedman of this village. Refreshments
of cake and ice cream were served
Many beautiful gifts showed the esteem
of absent friends, as well as those pres
ent. The groom is employed in the fire
department of Keene. Among the guests
from out of town were the groom s
mother and brother and Mrs. II. N. Bur-
nett of West Brattleboro. Mr. and Mrs.
Scripture will be at home after Nov. IS
in Keene, where they will begin house
keeping.