Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-08-26
souTH LONDONDERRY,

Mrs. w. G. Staples has been with her |
parents a few days.
b. j. Mattocls returned Saturday to
New York
Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart of ST.
Paul are visiting their parents.
Charles Sutton of Charlestown, Mass,
is visiting i'm town.
Mrs. Abbie Babbitt returned last week
from visit in Worcester, Mass.
Rena Abbott returned Saturday from a
trip to Manchester and Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holt returned Tues
day to their home i'm Allentown, Pa.
Mrs Fred Rand returned Sunday to her
home in SaXtons River after "A weeks
visit here.
Rev NJ. Smith Is attending the camp
meeting at Claremout this week.
Charles Charlton and George Newton
of Boston have spent their vacation at |.
Charltons.
Mrs. c. Muse and children have return
ed to their home in Brattleboro after
spending several weeks with Mrs Muses.
sister at Riverside Inn
Mrs Ida Curtis and daughter of Con-
necticut returned to their home Tuesday
accompanied by Bertha Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Landman of
Boston came Saturday night to visit in
| town.
Mrs. Lillian Shorey and children, who
! have been in town several weeks. return
| ed Monday to their home in Swampscott,
Mass
Mrs Eta Richmond Of Sheffield, Ill. is
| staying with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
| Martin Hoskins. very much to their COM
| fort, as they are i'm feeble health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Dudley and
! Ms II. ~ Dudley went To Peru Tues
day to meet cousin Col. Edgar Dudley.
of the United States regular army, who
was making a brief visit there.
The Methodist ladies' aid society gave
an entertainment consisting of music, rec
| itatiOns, etc, and blue jay supper on
Wednesday evening of last week. The
menu printed on the blue e. was very
attractive, and those who were present
passed an enjoyable evening.
News has been received by friends here
of the death of Henry Pomeroy of Pitts
| field, Ohio. He was a native of Newfane
and married Miss Elvira Bellamy of
Townshend. but the greater part of his
life was spent in Ohio. where he leaves
a wife and family.
The annual roll call of the Baptist
| church was held Wednesday, The meet
ing was very interesting. Rev. Mr.. Bea-
man of Jamaica delivered an excellent
address at the forenoon service. and the
afternoon was devoted to the calling of
| the roll and responses. Several letters
were read from absent members. The
singing was in charge of Mrs. w. II. Con-
verse, and added much to the exercises.
Dinner was served in the vestry.
Mrs Sarah (Jennison) Kingsbury, wife
Of Merritt Kingsbury. died in Boston
| Monday, where she had been several
weeks for medical treatment. The body
was brought to her home Monday even
ing. and the funeral was held Wednes-
day. Rev Mr. Beaman officiating. She
leaves besides her husband a daughter.
/ n ri no
Of Leominster, Mass. She was much es-
teemed by all who knew her and she win
be greatly missed by her family and
friends.
1T an adjourned meeting Tuesday eve
ming a Republican club was formed in
this town, with the following officers:
President, \. +. Cudworth: first vice
president, \. p, Waite; second vice pres
ident. II. b. Goddard: executive commit
tee, w. l.. Gibson, IL. j. Twitchell, II. \.
Rabbit, j. +. Wiley, ID. II. Hilton, G.. w.
Shattuck, c. S. Marden. IL. F. Huntley.
IL. w Pierce. l.. O. Wilbur. l.. S. Haven.
L. T, Landman. Fred Vale, +. NJ. Leon
ard, l.. G. Davis. w. l.. Wright. One or
two rousng rallies with musical accom-
panment may be looked for next week.
The Baptist ladies' aid society held their
annual Old Home week social at Maple
Lawn. the home of Mr.. and Mrs A. F.
Cutting, Friday. The day was fine, and
Dinner was served on the lawn, after
which there was music. base ball game
etc y Concord coach, with four horses
was in attendance and carried many OF
the people both ways. a large number
from the Methodist society and from the
societies at the north village were pres
ent and added to the enjoyment of the
day.
, Among the visitors during Old Home
week may be mentioned the following
Mr. and Mrs. Poole and daughter of Bos.
ton at +. f. Riggs Mrs. NJ. O. Stetsor
of Somerville, Mass, and Mr. and Mrs
W. II. Converse of Maiden, Mass, a
Mrs ii. ID. Tyler's Mr. and Mrs. Georg,
Stewart of st. Paul at John Stewart $
! b. y. Ross and son of New York anC
4, Lucia and George Baldwin of Sharon a
r. y. Ross; Mr. and Mrs. c. A. bud
, ley and Mrs. w. c. Staples at Col. II. a
Dudley's Mr.. and Mrs c. d. Moves O
; Brattleboro at Melendy brothers: Parke
Buxton and two daughters of Woonsocket
, r. l., at Bradford Buttons; Mrs Ettt
p, Richmond of Springfield H.. at Martin
e | HosklnS 8; L.. T.. Emerson son and daugh
/ | ter, at r. 5. Clayton's Mrs. Ida Curtis
e | and daughter of Connecticut at Waite
h Thompsons; Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. +
Rand of Saxtons River at John Rams
e dells; Mrs. Earl Davis of New York n
= Mrs. S. O. Davis's; Mrs Abbie Sheldon
. and Stella Yearly of Boston at L. O. vii
bur's Spence Babbitt of RoXbury, Mass
at Cyrus Rabbits; Mrs. W. O. Childs o
o Boston at Mrs. Jaduith's: Mrs Orrii
a Stowell and children of Brattleboro a
- Mrs. NJ. S. Clough's; Mr.. and Mrs Georg
H. Howe of Springfield at c. T. Shanks' 5
:. Mrs. Sadie Sherwood of Ticonderoga, \
u Y, at A. L. Cudworth's; Mrs. Herber
L Johnson of Worcester Mass. at Edn
Johnson's; Daniel Lyon of Hoboken, \
e j., Charles Charlton, George Newton an
!: Miss Hicks at !. Charton's.