Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-09-25
BRATTLEBOR

There will be a dance in Grange hall
both nights of the Valley Fair
Charles T. Reyes. son of w. a. Reyes
of South Main street, was married in
Lowell, Mass, Sept T.
T. W. Manley has bought the Newcomb
Spencer farm IN Halifax. consisting of
200 acres for an investment. large part
of the land has a heavy growth of tim
Der.
Bingham Chapter, order of Eastern
Star, has decided, through special
committee, to have seven sociabes dur
ing the next seven months The first will
be held in October, and there will be one
a month for the following six months.
Miss May S. Langlle. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Langille of Dummers-
ton Hin, and Arthur w. Hurwrey of
Lynn, Mass, were married by Rev. L. 7.
Mathison Sept. H. They went at once
to Lynn, where Mr.. Hurwrey is employed
in The electrical business
S. Emerson had four tons of grapes
shipped from his vineyard in Euclid, Ohio,
Saturday. MIR. Emerson says this is not
over half an average yield. Nearly all
of them We're of the Concord variety,
but there were a few Niagaras. They ar
rived in Brattleboro Tuesday.
Thirty-two people attended the corn
roast on Melrose Hill Tuesday evening,
given by the Christian Endeavor society
of the Congregational church The party
went to West Brattleboro by electric
cars and returned about 1880 o'clock
having enjoyed the evening to the fullest
extent
Charles l.. Dexter of Philadelphia,
whose summer home in South Newfane
was burned recently, causing a loss of
about $4,000 Is looking for a suitable
location in Brattleboro with view to
homo m
the future. lie has been i'm Brattleboro
this week and has inspected a number of
places which have been offered him.
A number of ladies were given a tally
no ride Monday by Mrs. f. l.. Smith of
Prospect street in honor of Mrs. Clary
and daughter. Ruby, of Buffalo, ~ Y.
They went to the Edison Smith farm in
Guliford Tables were spread in the
house, and after spending the afternoon
on the premises the party returned to
Brattleboro about c o'clock Both the
weather and the ride were delightful.
Maj. F.. w. Childs gave fine clam
bake Saturday at Hllcrest, which was
attended by about 40 guests. Tables
handsomely garniShed We're spread on the
lawn and dinner was served by the vet
eran Lorenzo Leach of Guilford and his
assistants The bake came out in excel
lent condition and was supplemented by
Holsters. sweet potatoes sweet corn. etc
oughly.
~ \, A,,.,, ,,.. ,,,... 90, hall. +,
jured in the automobile races at the St
Johnsbury fair is improving and is ex-
pected to recover Dr. Scudder of Bos-
ton, a specialist in fractures. found that
in addition to both legs broken left ell
bow dislocated and nose broken the
right shoulder was dislocated DR. Allen
makes light of his own INJURIES He does
not know that his Communion Herbert
Lanpher. was killed
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