Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-07-21
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Herbert Evans is working at ]. o.
Follett's.
Mrs. Minnie Pratt has returned from
Deerheld, Mass
Prof John Colburn and family are at
Orison Follett's.
Miss Ella Willis was at Miss Mae Will
lard's this week.
Mr.. Truesdell Of Montague, Mass, re-
Gently visited in town.
Mrs Sanderson visited her niece, Mrs.
Ezada Clayton, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Sparks spent Sunday
at Henry stowells in Grafton.
Clifford Holbrook has been here some
time doing work in the cemetery.
Miss Grace Haskins of Pasadena, Calf,
is expected here to visit at Fred Reeds.
Mrs. Cassidy Of Rutland and two daugh-
ters spent Sunday at Rev. G. II. Bakers.
Mrs. c. N. Snow and Miss Olive Brown
OF Brooklyn are visiting at A. A. Shows.
Mrs. w. H. Hayes and son Of Hartford,
Conn.,, are visiting at Homer Ambrose's.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence OF Howeville
(Grafton) Is visiting her sister, Mrs. San
derson.
Mrs. Edwards and three children visit
ed at Frank Stevens's and Edgar Allbee's
last week.
morning to visit in Middlebury, their for
mer home.
Miss Bertha Howard of jamaica has
been here caring for her sister, Mrs. Addle
Lawrence.
Several men have been here to apply
for the principalship of Leland and Gray
seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Phelps and daugh-
ter OF Chester visited at Frank Phelps's
over Sunday.
Mrs. Addie Lawrence and Mr.. Rowe
have been Ill and under the doctors care
the past week
Mrs. ]. C. Taft and daughter, Hazel,
and son, Maynard, are visiting relatives
In Saratoga, N. Y.
Mrs. Dale and Miss Esther Dale, with a
friend, reached here Tuesday night from
Brantford, Ontario.
DR.. Hamlin preached in West Brattle-
boro last Sunday, and will preach there
again next Sunday
DR.. Miller OF Brattleboro has been in
town to see Deacon George Houghton,
who is Ill with heart trouble.
Mrs. Myra Doane, a former resident,
and two daughters OF Indianapolis, Ind,
are boarding at Mrs. l. buttons.
The relatives and friends here OF Hon
Wilder Burnap of Burlington were sad
dened to learn last Sunday Of his death
Mrs. Everett Phillips returned Thursday
evening from Boston and Providence
where she has been a number OF weeks.
The Newton family, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
OF Providence, Frank Holbrook and Miss
Jennie Holbrook are at Hugh Holbrook's.
Mrs. ]. G. Eddy OF Sioux Falls, S. D.,
and her cousin, Mrs Spaulding Of Sioux
City, Ia, are guests at the Townshend
Inn.
hn ho ha1
Grafton Saturday. At the close the score
stood 16 to Is in favor OF the Grafton
team.
Miss Ralston. who has been spending
several months at DR.. Nash's, has been
called to Bennington by the illness OF her
sister
Prof. John Colburn spoke morning and
evening Sunday in the Congregational
church in the absence OF Rev. G.. II.
Baker, the pastor.
Miss Myra Hobart has closed her house
and will visit her sister, Mrs Ward, in
Guilford, and later will attend the meet
ings at Northfed
Ethelind Carleton celebrated her 14th
birthday anniversary by visiting in Sax
tons River. where her parents lived before
coming to this town.
Earl Underwood and family have re-
turned to their home in Providence after
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woods parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ARA Ben
SON.
Walter Mooney OF Brattleboro has been
in town this week putting the fountain in
Miss Fletchers yard in running order
Mr.. Mooney is working for w. ]. Pent-
land.
1t is safe to say that nearly everyone
has been to see the deer at Mr.. Batch
elders. 1t is a pretty creature, and takes
m "a NtV,,ng Iox
a bottle.
The Orleans County Monitor OF July
gives an interesting account OF the prize
speaking contest given in Irasburg under |
the direction and instruction OF Mrs. Ken
yon OF this place.
Arthur Livermore and a friend from
Athol have been working on Deacon Fol- |
let's barn. They are now visiting Mr.. |
Liyermores grandmother. Mrs. Susan |
Lawrence, in Harmonyville.
The McGibbon family. who have spent |
several weeks at Charles Gould's, have |
returned to their home in Hartford, Conn. |
Ernest Gould and family have returned |
to their home in Bellows Falls.
Nearly all OF the mill hands at |
Harmonyville have tried their luck at |
fishing, but Charles Austin, the foreman |
at the mill, deserves the prize, as he |
took 10 OF the best trout we have seen.
Mr.. Calhoun preached Sunday in the
Baptist church. In the morning he took
his text from Numbers POLL, in the even
ing he preached from Luke 1929. He
gave his congregations two good dis
courses.
Alice and Merritt Eddy have returned
from visit to Middlebury, and the latter
took state medical examination at Bur-
lington. Mr.. Eddy is a graduate OF the
medical department of Tufts college in
this years class.
The heat has been very oppressive, and
the nights have been uncomfortable this
week Rain is much needed here.
Showers have passed all around us, but
We have had little rain for some time.
Streams are low.
The summer boarders at Walter Eddys
are the Misses Thatcher who have been
here several summers, of Wellesley Hills,
Mr.. and Mrs Chaffee and three children.
Mr.. and Mrs Littehed and Mrs Osgood
of Somerville, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of Greenfield, who
are camping at Harmonyville, gave a tea
recently to Is friends. The tea was
served on the lawn and Mr. Brown served
the company in the capacity of waiter in
fine style, to the enjoyment OF his guests,
who We're appreciative of his services.
Thomas Littleton of Grafton, Mass, a
student in the medical department at
Dartmouth college, has been in town in
the intarasf of he