Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-10-06
Miss Alice Franklin is in town.

Miss Alice Franklin is in town.
Prof. Lewis spent Monday in Brattle-
borO.
Prof. John Colburn spent Sunday in
town.
John Greenwood visited his parents
this week.
Edwin Harris is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Clarissa Ware.
Wilbur Cushman was recent visitor
at ]. c. Tafts.
Persis Jenison OF Lowell has been a
visitor in town.
Edwin Clark OF Grafton spent Sunday
with Gerald Allbee.
The Dorcas Guild will meet next week
with Mrs Zina Cobb.
Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell Davis visited in
Wardsboro last week.
Edwin Harris has returned from a visit
in Schuylerville, y. Y.
Mrs Haynes Sanders has returned from
her visit to Brattleboro.
Mrs Lizzie Barber is acting as nurse
in Herbert BARRIERS family.
Parks mill was closed last week on ac-
count OF broken machinery
Edwin Sawyer Of Hyde Park, Mass. is
boarding at \. 4. Mason's.
The seminary pupils held a very pleas
ant social Tuesday evening.
William Durfrey OF Worcester has been
visiting his sister Mrs. Leno.
Mrs. Hebb and Ruth have returned to
their home in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Mary Harding is spending some
time with Mrs. Herbert Barber
Miss Leila White. former resident Of
this town. visited here last week.
Many OF the out of town seminary stu
dents spent Sunday at their homes.
Royal Sanderson reports the rainfall for
September to have been is inches.
Miss Grout, the milliner. is receiving
new goods. and has had her opening.
Josie Taft Of this place has just gradu-
ated from the Albany business college.
! Blanche Brigham and Ethel Follett
| have returned from their trip to Weston.
Mrs. Persis Thomas OF Hartford. Conn,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. II. Miles.
Royal Sanderson visited Friday with
his niece Mrs. Elzada Clayton, in Grafton.
The seminary and the village school
| closed for the last day OF the Valley Fair.
Miss Anna Twitchell is at home from
! Newport, where she has been this sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burlingame OF
| Grafton called upon friends in town last
week.
Miss Orrie Dale is visiting Miss Mabel
Martin and Miss Carrie Mason in Bellows
Falls.
Mrs. Seymour Howard died yesterday
Further particulars will be given next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Eddy returned
last week from a visit in Greenfield,
Mass.
Mrs. Homer Ambrose's mother and
brother from Middlebury visited her last
week.
Mrs A E Willis of Newton, Mass,
is visiting her friend at L. NJ. Chamber
lain's.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cutler and children
of Brookline spent Sunday at W. H.
Miless.
John and Isadore whitcomb visited
their nephew, John Shaw, in Windham
last week.
Mrs. Laura Chace Of Worcester, Mass,
has been visiting at her brothers, Henry
Twitchelrs.
Mrs Herbert Franklin has a double
white geranium with 29 trusses OF bloom
and many buds,
Mrs. C. NJ V. Sickle has been in town
to represent the Pynchon trading post OF
Springfield Mass,
Alonzo Chamberlain has a force OF men
cutting logs on Scott hill, now owned by
H II. Chamberlain.
Everything is moving on smoothly al
the seminary and the new principal, Prof
| Lewis, is well liked.
Farmers are filling their silos, and Mr.
| Osgood of Brookline has been here with
his gasoline machine.
Mrs. Bryant has returned to her home
in Londonderry after spending several
weeks at Fred Reeds.
Josie Taft has returned from the Albany
business college, where she has been since
early in the summer.
1t was Mr.. Reaudo, not Rand, who has
moved into the house which has been &C.
cupied by Mr., Parsons.
Leonard Frazier, who worked for H. H
Chamberlain last week, began work Mon
day for Alonzo Chamberlain.
J. II. Ware has sold his White place
formerly owned for many years by VIII
liam Perry, to Edward Durham.
Rev. DR., Hamlin occupied the Baptist
pulpit acceptably last Sunday, as Mr.
Forsyth did not come, as expected.
Mr.. Howe of the west part of the towr
has been threshing out oats with his
power machine for farmers in town.
Asa Thompson of White Plains, N. j.
spent Sunday with his brother, Byron
who has been boarding at the hotel.
Charles L. Shattuck of Staten Island
L. l., visited his aunt. Mrs. Fred Willard
and other friends in town this week.
Mrs. Mary Phillips has returned from
her visit to Millers Falls and Keene t.
the homes of her sons, Wright and Wesley
Miss Timson spent Sunday in Athens
with Miss Minnie Durham. Ned WymaT
and sister were at their home in Athens
Sunday.
Mrs. John Holbrook, a trained nurs,
from Boston, stopped over Sunday a
Hugh Holbrooks on a return trip to he
home in Canada.
Liberty Bailey of South Haven, Mich.
a native of this town and uncle OF Mrs
b. b. Brigham, is expected to visit her,
the last Of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Aldrich took I