Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-08-12
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Melvin Stickney is in town.
Little Doris Buckley has been i'll few
days.
Mrs. Blackford is visiting in Orange a
few days.
o. r. Buell. returned Wednesday from
a business trip in Greenfield.
Rev Messrs, Spencer are visiting their
aged mother, Mrs David Spencer.
Rev Mr.. Woodman and family are Wis
iting Mrs, Woodlands parents in Maine.
Misses Ellen Ware and Lenora Rich
ardson were in North Adams Wednesday.
Miss Irene Barlow has returned from a
visit with friends and relatives in New
York.
Mrs. Ed Barnard and daughter, Lucy,
of Brooklyn are among the recent ar
rivals.
c. NJ. Russell went to Putney Tuesday
to attend the Windham county soldiers
reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bellows of New
York have a suite of rooms at Childs
Tavern.
Mrs. George Jacobs was called to Wind
sor last week to care for her mother, who
is very ILL.,
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mann died very suddenly on Wednesday
of exhaustion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bissells daugh-
| tiers of New York, with their children,
are at their old home.
Miss Faith Kidder gave an informal
reception Tuesday afternoon in honor of
her friend, Mrs. Schwartz of Albany.
Mr. and Mrs, VIII Barber and Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Barber are spending their
vacation with their father, II. f. Barber
The young people gave a very pleasant
dancing party at Memorial hall Friday
evening. Excellent music was furnished
by local talent.
Ernest Hicks and family returned to-
day to their home in New York after q
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
| George Roberts.
Beth Butterfield, clerk at a. L. Childs
& Sons, is suffering from an attack o.
appendicitis. Floyd o. Johnson is EN-
ployed in his place.
VIM. Vogel went to New York last weel
to escort his sister to Wilmington. Sh'
has been i'll some months and will remain
in town some time.
1t is reported that Jerry Race was cap
tured a few days ago at Nashua, N. II
He will be remembered as the person VIII
stole the Fitch horse last spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Spencer and daugh
ter, Esther, returned Wednesday to thei
home in Shelburne Falls, after weel
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Morgan.
young man by the name of Royc
wandered away from the Brattleboro Re
treat Sunday and arrived in town lat
that night. officer o. r. Buell. was no
titled and returned with him to the Re
: treat Monday morning.
Mrs. Miller, a missionary from japan
gave an interesting talk Wednesday al
ternoon in the Congregational vestry, o
t the customs and religion of the japanese
, Mrs. Miller is a sister of j. ii. Kidder an
is a guest at Hollyhock lodge.
Mrs. Ida Medal, sister of Mrs. Home
Lord was taken from Peck's camp Nor
day to Brattleboro in an ambulance
1 DR.. Page accompanied her to her hon
in North Hatley where it is hoped 81
will be greatly benefited by the chang
p The entertainment at the Methods
f church Tuesday evening was very SUI
r cessful Mr.. Kirk is a clever entertain
er and the musical program was plea
ing. The latter consisted of an organ 81
lection by Mrs. Wyman, a violin solo
Miss Katherine Ware, clarinet solo
y Irving Parmenter and a vocal seectiC
|. charmingly rendered by Miss Esth
Spencer of Shelburne Falls.
AS a part of the plan for~the sale
over 10000 acres of timberland and Il
D Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington railroad
a new 10TH SyhuAS"'Si NNHASA - 40 W.
4 of Holyoke has resigned as president al
director of the railroad company al
John p Kellas of Malone, n. Y, has be
elected his successor. Mr.. Kellas is o
B of the men who has had an importa
part in obtaining certain options up
the properties which will be absorbed u
der a single control. j. ii. Newton h
3 resigned as director of the railroad cor
D pany, and Moses Newton, director a
n general manager of the company, a
Martin A. Brown of Wilmington, dire
& tor and treasurer have presented thu
designations. but they have not be
, accepted.