Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-08-11

selves and were at the railroad station
when the bride and bridegroom arrived.
Vienna Jackson of Keene is visiting at
Milo Whitney's.
There will be services on West Hill
Sunday, weather permitting.
Miss Cora Pierce of Boston is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Pierce.
Mrs. Herbert Wyman of Keene has
been visiting at D. NJ. Frost's.
w. NJ. Ware bought 81 cows besides
calves and other stock last week.
Mrs. C. E. Prouty went Monday to
Plymouth, N. H.. to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Irving Ketchum and daughter went
to Troy, n. Y, Monday to visit relatives.
The next union service will be held in
the Methodist church next Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Chandler of Chicago
were recent visitors of Miss Caroline
Reyes.
Mass, Saturday to visit her daughter,
Mrs Aherns.
Mrs. Hunt and daughter, Fannie, of
West Springfield, Mass, are visitors at
Dorr Coughs.
Mrs. Ida Stowen and daughter went to
Windsor Saturday to spend two weeks
with relatives.
Miss Katherine Booth went to Rocking
ham Wednesday to spend a week with
Miss Mary Roundy.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
hold an ice cream sale next Friday after
noon and evening.
F. o. Pierce bought a handsome black
four-year-old colt of Fred Kimball in
Westminster Monday.
w. NJ. Wares boarders have returned
to Springfield, Mass, after stay OF
nearly three months.
Mrs. A. L. Noyes Of Orange, this state,
returned to her home Thursday after
visiting Mrs. c. A. Prouty.
The local base ball team will play the
Bellows Falls Y. NJ. c. A. boys tomorrow
at 2.30 o'clock, on Wilber's field.
Miss Maud I. Kendrick of Amherst and
Miss Rena Stearns of Springfield, Mass,
have visited in Putney this week.
Allen NJ. Pierce Of Boston came to Put
ney Saturday to spend a vacation of two
weeks with his brother. F. o. Pierce.
Mrs. William Hubbard went to Burling-
ton Tuesday to remain while Mr. Hibbard
is at the eye and ear infirmary in Boston.
Clifford Booth returned Wednesday to
his position in the post Office at Leomins-
ter, Mass, after visiting his father and
sister.
Capt. and Mrs. William Robertson
started Tuesday on their annual carriage
drive. They will visit Londonderry,
Landgrove, Peru and other places.
Frank Ketchum, who went to Troy, N.
Y, recently, intends to join the army II
he can pass the required examinations.
His parents have given him permission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Waite returned
Monday from Hatfield, Mass. Mr.. Waite
will be employed in the Stowell factory.
They have rented tenement in John l..
Towards house.
The school house committee practically
has decided to build the new school house
by day labor rather than by contract.
Work Will be begun at once. The brick
have been bought.
Harrison Townsend has sold his place
on West Hill, consisting OF a house,
barns and several acres of land, to Ralph
Aiken Of New York, who win occupy It
next spring. Mr.. Aiken is a son OF Ed
Aiken.
Mrs Lucy Jackson observed her SD
birthday anniversary Thursday Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Jakson, Howell Jackson and
Vienna Jackson OF Keene, N. H, spent
the day with her. She received a number
of calls and several bouquets of flowers.
Mrs Goodnough OF Philadelphia, Pa,
visited at N. w. Locke's last week. Mrs.
Locke and Mrs. Goodnough went to East
Mortified Monday to spend the day. Mrs.
Locke went to Greenfield Tuesday to
spend a few days and Mrs. Goodnough
went to Keene.
Those who attended the Methodist
church Sunday morning enjoyed an ex-
cellent sermon on Our Father" the in
troductory sermon on "A Christian Philo-
sophy" Sermons on the same general
theme on successive Sundays will take up
the subjects Of reverence, order, laws,
etc.
The 10th annual clambake Of the Com
mercial Travellers club was held Friday
in Springfield, Mass, when Lieut.. Gov.
Curtis Guild, tr., was present as guest.
The Springfield Union said in its report
of the bake: Butch Smith took his usual
position as head OF the disturbers. With
his annual clambake chum, G. s. Willard
OF Putney VT, a man modelled after the
same design as Butch but not out OF
quite so much. he kept up a steady roar
OF laughter from one end OF the grove to
the other"
A hearing was held Yesterday afternoon