Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-11-04
WEST MINISTER.

Mrs. Stoddard is spending a few DAYS
| at SaXtonS River.
waltz party was held at the town
| hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ira Holton has returned from a
weeks visit i'm Boston,
Lawyer Gilbert A. Davis of Windsor
was in town Wednesday.
Edgar D. Morse of Minneapolis was the
guest of II. S. Cady the first of the week.
The improved condition in the road at
the new cemetery deserves special mem
! ton.
DIR. and Mrs II. E. Marion of Boston
have been recent guests at Judge Kel-
logs.
Miss Edna Wright is taking a post
graduate course at the Boston school of
oratory.
Charles Bishop spent Sunday with his
son, Harold, who is attending school in
Providence, r. /.
Miss Eunice Reed has returned from
her vacation, and is at work again in G.
III. Walkers store.
Henry Lovejoy of Weston shot a deer
In town during the hunting season. which
weighed las pounds
Miss Haywood gave an excellent report
of the state Christian Endeavor conyen-
ton Sunday evening
Mrs. Minis and daughter, Mrs Bolles.
and children of North Walpoe were re-
cent guests of Miss Mary Tenney.
Winnie Farr and family are in town
Tor the winter, and they will occupy the
upper tenement at the old homestead
Mrs. Sarah Fenton, who has been at
the Bratteboro Retreat several weeks.
returned Tuesday, much improved in
health.
Westminster seems to be favored with
VISITS from bruin and her family, as is
reported by Mr.. Barnes of the west part
of the town.
Mrs. R. x. Harris and children, Grant
and Merl, of Bolton Centre p o. arrived
Tuesday, and will spend the month with
Mrs Harriss mother, Mrs. Jane Fem.
Miss Florence Nutting attended the re-
ception given by Mrs Bell at MONTPELIER
last week. Miss Florence was the guest
OF her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ
Nutting.
Harry Winchester returned Wednesday
from Yachting trip with H. C. Baxter
lie has been absent six weeks, and the
Trip which extended along the coast of
Maine, was much enjoyed
Miss Grace Chase, president of the
Magazine club on Upper Main street
gave Halloween party to the club
members Tuesday evening. The room
was artistically decorated with pump
kins. Miss Chase is a charming hostess
Our young people are having a merry
Tune attending husking bees. A party
went to Walpole Friday evening where
about 100 guests were gathered at the
Pinnacle farm, and a fine time is re-
ported. Saturday evening w. S. Fem
was helped CD on a smaller scale.
Many hearts were saddened to learn of
the death of Cecil Ashwell, which oc-
CURED Tuesday at the home of his pa
rents, where he had been few weeks
Mr.. Ashwell had been a great sufferer
from rheumatic troubles, and although
his many friends knew that there was
little prospect of his recovery, his death
was none the less saddening to the
stricken family. Mr. Ashwell was "a
years old, and is survived by a wife and
TWO little girls, besides an aged father
and mother and two sisters. Mrs. Ash
well was Miss Lena Whitaker of West
brattleboro, and the marriage took place
IN 1899. Inc case is especially sad from
the fact that the parents lost an older
son only two years ago. Funeral services
We're held at the home of the father,
Thomas Ashwell, Rev. G.. II. DeBevoise
officiating.