Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-07-29
JACKSONVILLE.

Mrs Phoebe Corkins is at home for a
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Hatch of
Keene are visiting here.
Mrs. Sarah Lamorie and family of
Colrain are visiting in town.
Miss Green of Brattleboro has visited
Mrs. Clarence Reed recently.
Mrs. Lucy Putnam and Mrs. Strack
were in Wilmington Tuesday.
f. \. Temple and daughter, Louise,
are visiting relatives in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Fletcher j. Dalrymple and daugh-
ter, Ada, visited relatives in Halifax last
week.
Mr. and Mrs \. c. Taintor of Green
field were guests of old friends here re-
Gently.
Charles o. Briggs of Keene is spending
vacation with his brothers and sis
ter here.
The Methodist ladies will meet at the
church parlors Wednesday afternoon,
August 3.
Martin y. Brown and family visited
Mrs. Miranda G. Faulkner the first of
the week.
Mrs. Joanna Edwards and Mrs. Gratia
Corkins are at home from a visit in
North Adams.
Austin E. Plumb and family of North
Adams are visiting Mrs Corkins's rela-
tives a few days.
Mrs. Frank Houghton of West Brat
tleboro is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wales a. Cheney.
Miss Edith Starr Hunt and William
Richardson of Brattleboro have visited
Miss Hunts aunt, Mrs. Mary l.. Porter
j. w. Stanclift has caught the fever
| from his neghbors, not the quarantine
kind and is making extensive repairs or
! his house.
Miss Ethel Boyd has gone to Whining
| ton to work at Porter Hubbard's during
the summer. She has visited recently ii
| Boston and vicinity.
DIR. \. w. Thomas, a recent graduate
and brother of DR.. \. j. Thomas, i.
taking his brothers place during his alb
sence in Baldwnsvile.
o. b. Roberts of Baldwinsvle, Mass, {
rising young physician, visited his father
b. F. Roberts last week on his way t
the st. Louis exposition.
Or. Albert ]. Thomas is taking thu
practice of DIR. Oscar b. Roberts at Bald
winsville, Mass, during Dr. Roberts
trip to the fair at St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner II. Bell of Spring
field, Mass, visited old friends here las
week. Mrs. Eva O. Bell and two chill
dren came from North Heath to NEE
them.
Orlando II. Stickney of Brattleboro AM
Melvin w. Stickney of Wilmington, tw'
brothers who We're brought up in thi
village. were in town Saturday on
fishing trip.
Wallace f. Bartlett and bride have re
turned from their wedding tour, and hav
gone to their new home in the hous
of Mrs. Adeine G. Hatch. Congratula
lions and good wishes are the order o
the day.
At a special meeting of the Daughter
of Rebekah this evening. six candidate
will be instructed. Evening Star lodge o
Readsboro has been invited to do tn
work. Ice cream, cake and coffee wi
be served
From 1874 pounds of butter fat durin
the month of June, the North Rive
Creamery association made 1878 pound
of butter. The directors met Monday an
declared dividend of IS cents per poun
butter fat.
day evening w. a. Brown was chairman
w. S. Allen, secretary, and the followin
were chosen to attend the county con
vention in Brattleboro Wednesday: II.
Porter, ID. G. Taylor G. w. Kentfeld, L
NJ Canedy and L. F. Plumb; alternates
w. H. Hancock, w. S. Allen. Frank Cross
George E. Shippee and Porter G. Carrier
A very pretty wedding took place a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Earring
ton of Searsburg Wednesday evening
| July 20, when their youngest daughter
Eva Irene was married to Wallace Bart
lett of Jacksonville, Rev. Mr.. Stott c
Wilmington performed the ceremony un
der an arch of flowers The bride wa
given away by her father. The brda
chorus from Lohengrin was played be
fore the ceremony. The brides dress wa
white dotted muslin, trimmed with lac
and ribbon, and she wore a picture hat {
white silk lawn and carried bouquet {
white carnations and ferns. The brides
maids We're Miss Blanche Harrington an
Miss Flora Bartlett, sisters of the brid
and groom. The groom was attended b
Carl Bond and Leon Shippee. Their
We're many handsome wedding gifts. in
Guiding silver, cut glass, china, tabl
linen, furniture, and a sum of money fror
the parents and uncle of the groom
, Charles harrington, "A brother of tn
bride, sent a large wedding cake beau
tifully ornamented and iced from hi
bakery in New York city. Mr.. and MR.
Bartlett started late in the evening fo
a short bridal trip, after which they wi
live in Jacksonville, where they alread
have furnished a house. Mr.. Bartlett
the well known butcher in Jacksonvill,
and has the best wishes of his man
friends. Among the guests present, /
addition to the members of the famil!
were Rev, and Mrs Stott of Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs, Edward Bartlett of Dove
Mrs. Charles Shepardson of Green Rive
Miss Eva Shepardson and Ernest Whit
of Brattleboro Mr. and Mrs. Austi
Nichols of Green River and Mrs Geore
Mccormick of Brooklyn.