Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-07-22
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william ingalls, of Bellows Falls was in
town Tuesday.
Fred Smith is somewhat disabled by a
broken finger
Dorr Flint left Wednesday morning for
Kew York city.
Frank Underwood of Worcester visited
i'm town last week.
Or. and Mrs. Parker and son Of Fitch
burg are at \. a. Mason's.
Rev Mr.. Smith of Londonderry visited
last week at Roscoe Marshs.
Mrs Brooks of Waltham, Mass, visit
ed at Henry Cobb's last week.
Mrs Abbie Fits of Brattleboro visited
last week at Il. II. Fessenden's.
Mr. Carlisle of Montreal is delivering
maps this week to Subscribers.
Everett Phillips is making repairs on
the interior of the Parker house
Mrs Clark Wilkinson Of IIoyoke has
visited at Fred Randalls this week
Miss Hope Chase has returned from
Stratton, where she visited Miss Ethel
Eddy
Miss Alice Randall is at home for a
months vacation from her work in Athol,
Mass.
Miss Thayer and Miss Miner of Charlie
mont are visitors at Mr.. Thayers and Mr..
Daviss.
Ephriam Fuller has returned from Feed
ing Hills, Mass, where he has visited his
brothers.
Miss Elizabeth Lawrence Of Houghton-
willie is visiting her sister, Mrs Royal
Sanderson.
Miss GARRISON and Miss Eunice Booth
of New York city are at Zina Cobbs in
llarmonyville.
Mrs Twitchcll is spending several weeks
i'm Brattleboro with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. LOOMS of Springfield.
Mass, have been recent visitors at Mrs.
Clarissa Wares.
Mattison Watson of San Jose, Cal, is
visiting his mother, Mrs Margaret Wat
son and brother Fred.
Mrs. Yeral and two sons and Miss Edith
Wood Of Springfield, Mass. are boarders
at the Townshend Inn.
The Farther Lights society of young
girls served ice cream on the common last
week Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Blodgett of Brat
tleboro spent last week with Mr. Blod-
gett's sister, Mrs. Leslie Lowe.
Miss Eta Marsh has gone to North
Hartland to visit her brother, Almond.
who is employed there in a store.
The moving of the grass on the COM
only in looks, but in convenience.
Mrs. James Stoddard has returned from
Ludlow. where she has spent several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Davis.
Miss Jennie Holbrook recently went to
Andover, Mass. to visit at Prof. New
tons. Her niece. Dorothy Newton. came
home with her.
Mrs Will Willard and son left Tuesday
morning for their home in Burlington,
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Mr. Mynesbridge Of Washington y. c.
has joined Mrs. Myncsbrdgc. who has
been boarding several weeks at Mrs L.
buttons Mr. and Mrs Mynesbridge
now will live in their summer home.
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MIR stephens Of Windham has bought
the farm recently occupied by John Bart
lett, formerly owned by Col. Franklin and
brother, the late Ormando Franklin. and
i"r many years occupied by the FRANKLIN
'"'i"S
In reply TO the question asked us by the
Newfane correspondent in last week $
/ PhTniN. we shall have to answer In the
negative and say Tor the want of care
the weeds are growing luxuriantly in our
garden. and II we We're sufficiently skilled
/ in botanical lore we could give the differ
ent varieties. The scarcity Of help this
season I'm all departments Of work has
made people wish that someone who un-
derstood gardening and ont door work Of
this kind might come to town and get a
good living in this line OF work
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