Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-23
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Miss Mary Ware spent Sunday at home.
Miss Ethel Follett is at home from
Weston.
Herbert Hall is one of the worlkmen at
]. o. Follett's
Ray. Rand of saxtons River was in
town last week.
The oBrien cottage at Harmonyville
is being painted.
]. r. Edison is visiting his daughter in
New Hampshire
1t will be Children's day at the Baptist
church next Sunday.
]. H. Ware was in adjoining towns
buying cows last week.
Measles have nearly broken I'D the
school in district No. 8.
Mrs. Lizzie Carr and children are visit
ing at Mrs. Ann Carr's.
Miss Mabel Sage visited her sister, Mrs.
J. c. Taft, the past week
Mrs. Clara Woodland was injured by a
fall at her home last week
Leon Truesdell is at home on his va
cation from Brown university.
Mrs. Clark is with her sister, Mrs.
Addie Green, In Harmonyville.
Alice Derry has gone to work for a short
time at Mr.. Wheeer's in Putney.
Col. Dutton is here having just return
ed from his annual trip to Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Belden have been
recent visitors at Gilbert Boutell's.
Miss Eta Marsh is visiting at her
uncle's, Mr.. Young's, in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Durham spent Sunday
with Mr.. Dunhams cousin in Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Barnes have been
recent visitors at Clarence Woodlands.
Mr.. and Mrs George Durham have
been recent visitors at Carl Johnson's.
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Keene and begun work again at the steam
mill
Ira Pratt was injured by q falling
timber while at work on Deacon Follett's
barn.
Miss Lestlna Sanderson spent last week
Wednesday with her brother, Royal San
derson.
Truman Wallace of Springfield, VT,
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. A. L.
| Saxton.
Wilbur Cushman has been at ]. c.
Tafts. He had his larger automobile on
this trip.
DR.. Rice has gone to Burlington to
attend the meeting OF health officers
| this week.
There were pleasing exercises at the
Congregational church Sunday for Chill
drens day.
Miss Brown OF WATERFOWL, Mass, is
here to visit her brother who works for
j. II. Ware.
S. E. Hescock and his cousin. Rinaldo
Hescock Of Brattleboro, visited relatives
in town last week
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Miles took a
carriage drive to Brattleboro Thursday
and spent the day.
Mrs. Henry TYitchell was called to
Brattieboro by the illness Of her daugh-
| ter and her husband
Miss Mabel and Gerald Allbee spent
Sunday at home from their schools in
| Windham and Athens.
8. a. Howard OF Whiting Vt, preached
| an able sermon in the Baptist church
Sunday from Romans 1871.
Miss Esther Macdonald has gone to F.
C. Rands in Saxtons River. She will at
tend the graduating exercises.
Mr.. Howard of st. Paul. Mimi, visited
in town recently. He is now on a visit
TO his old home in Cambridgeport-
There will be a new engine at the steam
mill, much larger than the old one. They
are rushed with orders from out of town.
The ladies' missionary society of the
| Congregational society will meet with
Mrs. A. Z. Park Wednesday afternoon,
June 2S
Capt Clark Stone of Springfield, Mass,
has come to erect monument on his lot
in the cemetery. and is with relatives at
| Fayette Cookies.
Mrs. Abbie Woodland and son spent a
| few days recently at her former home in
Westminster West. They moved to this
place this spring.
! Mrs. Shuman of Brooklyn, who has been
| spending several weeks with her brother,
a. l.. Saxton, has gone to her brother
in Deerfield, Mass.
Arthur Follett of Blairsville, Pa, n
civil engineer on the Pennsylvania rail-
road, who is here with his family, visited
his sister in Weston last week.
Mrs. C. H. Willard. Mrs E, b. Batchel-
der, Rev. and Mrs G. II. Baker and Mrs
Park attended the Congregational con-
vention at Brattleboro last week.
The Misses Booth the artists from
Elmhurst, Long Island. are coming here
| again this summer. They will board at
Harry Franklin's in Harmonyville.
Prof. p. B. Perkins is attending the
Yale summer school. He has accepted
an appointment in the Western Maryland
college located at Westminster. Nd. for
the coming year.
The Jenison house is being slated this
week and when completed will be one
of our best built houses. Mr.. Ellis has
completed his part of the work and re-
turned to his home in Cambridgeport.
Mrs. Harrison Eddy has one of the most
beautiful white peonies in her yard that
we have ever seen. The blossoms are
very large, double, and pure white. She
also has large pink peony with many
buds.
The ladies' who have charge of the din
ner for the 4th, held an enthusiastic bust
ness meeting Monday afternoon and sub
committees were appointed to solicit
food. These committees will meet with
Mrs. Roscoe Marsh next Monday evening
to report.
The funeral of Mr.. Bradley was held
at Herbert Kidders on Tuesday of last
week, Rev. G. II. Baker officiating Mr..
Bradley had lived in this town is years
in the family OF Leslie lowe and in his
last illness was brought to Mr.. Kidder's
to be cared for on account of the i'll health
of Mrs. Lowe.
At the annual communication of the
most worshipful grand lodge of Vermont,
A. f. & n. NJ, held in Burlington last
week, Past Master Charles w. Cutler of
Blazing Star lodge. No. 20, A. F. & A. NJ,
| OF Townshend, was appointed right wor-
shipful district deputy grand master OF
the eighth Masonic district
The following is from the Orange cor
respondence in the Athol Transcript this
week: Mrs. NJ II. Brooks of Mechanic
street has notified George A. Brooks
camp, Spanish war veterans that she will
present them with a large portrait of
her son, after whom the camp was named,
and who was the first volunteer killed in