Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-08
slonary meeting with Mrs. osgood

Halle Wilson left Monday for his work
in the Dewitt Grocery company's store
in Brattleboro.
Miss Alma Gale, who was badly injured
by being thrown from herr carriage, is
slightly improved.
Rev. G.. II. Baker spent last Sunday in
Westminster and Rev. DR.. Hamlln occu-
pied the pulpit here.
John Whitcomb is drawing lumber from
the steam mill for a shed which he will
build on his premises.
Mrs. Edwin Harris went Monday morn
ing to the hospital in Brattleboro, Dr.
Osgood accompanying her.
George Alexander of Saxtons River
was in town last week and he and Mr..
Carleton went to Bondvile
The seminary opened Tuesday with a
good number OF scholars in attendance
and more are expected later.
Mrs. Perrin and son, who were visitors
at Haynes Sanders's, have returned to
their home in Springfield, Mass.
VIII Sparks went to westmoreland N.
H., for his family who have spent some
weeks with Mrs. Sparkss mother.
Oren Davis had one OF his best COWS
badly gored in the pasture, and one OF
the doctors was called to care for it.
Lucy Franklin and her sons wife and
children from Hartford, Conn, have been
spending some time at Horace Gales.
The heavy rain here on Sunday pre-
vented church-goers from getting out
and the attendance at both churches was
small.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allbee spent We'd
nesday in saxtons River and Harry
Sparks drove to the station in Mr. Allbee's
absence.
Miss Boyd Of Wardsboro is now employ
ed at the hotel to take the place which
Miss Wellman, now Mrs. Boutelle, filled so
acceptably.
Mrs. Orispn Follett and Mrs. Orrie Dale
have returned from their trip to Man
chester to visit Prof. Colburn Mrs. Fol-
let's brother.
Mrs L. o. Reed has returned from New
fame. where she was DIT Mrs. Moore's
several months She is with Mrs. Celia
Cutler at present
Miss Mary Ware is at home for a short
stay from Bellows Falls, where she is
stenographer for the Vermont Farm
Machine company.
Mrs. Morey and son, Philip who occu-
pied the Elliot Morse place below Har-
monyville during the summer, left Monday
for their home in Chicago.
Mrs. Henry stratton and children visit
ed her mother, Mrs. H Winslow. and
sister, Mrs Atwood, who has come here
recently from Rock Island, Ill.
Edwin Harris left Tuesday morning
for Schuylerville, n. Y, for rest and
treatment OF a growth I'm his ear which is
| painful. He win also visit relatives.
Mrs. Blanche Prince and child, who
were here some weeks with Mrs. Prince $
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Phillips,
| left Tuesday for their home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Frost OF Putney
who have been taking n carriage drive
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their cousin E L. Hastings last Friday.
Fay Bridges who was expecting to
come here to the seminary this fall, has
taken Miss Gove's pupils on the violin.
| and on this account will change his plans.
Ernest Franklin, who occupies the
Shaw house in Putney. has been here to
visit at his fathers, Henry Frankln's.
, The latter has been in poor health over
a year.
Miss Alzina Jenison and niece OF Woon-
socket, r. l., are here to visit their brother
Newell. They are boarding at Edgar
| Allbee's.
Miss Esther Macdonald began her school
in Athens this week. Cora Brown, who
| graduated at the seminary last spring,
| will teach the other school in Athens, her
| home town.
Alton Holden has bought OF Mrs. Nellie
| Eddy the house known as the a. T. Byard
| place, the one his family has occupied
| some time. Mr. Holden will live near Mr..
| Eddy and work for him.
These delegates were appionted Sunday
at the Baptist church to attend the con-
| vention in West Guilford this week:
| Deacon Stebbins, a. A. Mason, Rockwell
| Davis, Mrs. L. Dutton and Mrs Kenyon.
Col. and Mrs. Franklin. MIR. and Mrs.
Hugh Holbrook and Martin Sparks, with
| Mr. Carleton as driver OF his new coach
went to Barber park, Bellows Falls, Tues
day to attend the county veterans
| reunion.
Principal Lewis led the Thursday even
ing prayer meeting at the Baptist church
| last week Mr.. Collerd of New York
city sang a solo which added to the inter
| est of the meeting and Mr.. Lewis gave
a helpful talk There was good attend
ance.
Mrs. Emily Grant Williamson. organist
at the fremont Temple, Boston, will give
an organ recital in the Congregations
church next Tuesday evening, Sept. IL
She will be assisted by Miss Esther Dale
soprano. The proceeds will go to the Con-
gTegational chapel fund.
The primary class Of the Congrega-
tional Sunday school gave a very pleasing
entertainment in Academy hall on We'd
nesday evening of last week. At the
ment was held for the purpose of raising
money to buy chairs for the class.
Mrs. Broughton OF Bloomfield, N. J..
who came here TO visit their brother
Charles Gray, was taken i'll and wa.
under the doctors care. She could no
leave for her home Saturday as she haC
planned. Her son-in-law, Mr.. Collerd
left Saturday her daughter remaining
Thirteen candidates from the tow
schools took the examinations and as
result the following will be admitted Il
the freshman class at the seminary
Nellie Dale, Hazel Jones, Cola Martin
John Marks, FloSsie Marsh, Flossie Ober
Ethel Sparks, Hazel Taft and Alice Ware
Cards have been received by friend
here from Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wilbur o
Hartford, Conn, announcing the mar
riage OF their daughter, Grace Davidson
to William Thomas Mills A reception
was held after the wedding from 7.30 Il
10 p. IN. at the home, 81 Evergreen ave
nue..
! Fred Willard, who has occupied the I'm
! deTwood house some years. now that
has been bought by Frank Pierce, vii
move from there into the house he owns Il
the village. The Snyder family who liv
| in one part Of the house will also move
but they have not decided upon loca
ton.
evening mail train, on account of tn
We have been wondering II this thin
was to continue; II so, can't we have tn
electric cars? We have been long-suf
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