Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-29
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]. B. Derry of Putney spent Sunday at
his home in Harmonyvile
Esther Macdonald was at home Sun
day from her school in Athens.
Capt Stone Of Springfield, Mass, Wis
tied at Fayette Cooks last week.
Mrs. b. e. Holden will go this week to
Millers Falls to visit her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Aldrich have re-
turned from a visit to Springfield Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Willard are set
tied in their new home in the village.
Mrs. Marsh went to her brothers, Fred
Young's, in Brattleboro Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Kenyon left for Swanton Tuesday
to attend the w. c. T. U. convention.
Robert Fuller has traded the house he
bought a short time ago with Marsh Red
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard and daughter
of Burlington spent Sunday with Seymour
Howard.
Miss Booth, the artist, who has been
here this summer, returned to New York
city Friday.
The Home club will meet with Mrs.
c. c. Taft Wednesday, oct. 4. Please
remember the date.
Sympathy is felt for Mr. Park who
has lost this week the mate to the mill
horse which died recently.
Eugene Wetherbee left for Worcester
Tuesday morning to visit his brothers
and sisters, who reside there.
Mrs. Frank Lawrence has returned from
Cheyenne, Wyo., where she spent a year
with her father, Mr. Fullerton.
Stella Gray was chosen Sunday at the
Baptist Sunday school to represent the
home department work OF the school.
Miss Minnie Coleman, one Of the Sem
mary students, spent Sunday in London
derry with her aunt, Mrs. l.. A. jenkins.
Lyle Pierce, who came home recently
from Florida, visited his mother from
Londonderry, at ARA Benson's last week.
Mrs. Reed and daughter, who have
been visitors at Everett Phillips's, have
returned to their home in Providence, r. /.
Mrs S. c.. Estabrook OF Wardsboro takes
the place of Miss Maud Howe, who has
been working a few weeks at +. II. Fes-
senden's.
Miss Mabel Howard spent Sunday from
her school in jamaica with her parents
and grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Romance
Thayer.
Mrs. Severson and Mrs. Pangborn and
son, who have been visitors at Mr..
Beebes, have returned to their home
in Albany, n, Y.
Rev. Mr.. Hamlin preached two excellent
sermons at the Baptist church Sunday
morning ana evening" ldhlllB lot MS text
John /: 29, and Mark g. "a.
There are very few apples in town this
fall. What are people to do? Go with
out, or is there some locality not far
away where they are not so scarce?
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Sanderson and son
left Tuesday for their home in Savannah,
Ga, after visiting Mr. Sanderson's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Sanderson.
The Grange will hold its next meeting
Friday evening, oct. 6. The social hour
will be in charge of Ceres. Pomona and
Flora. Let all members try to be present.
The Hamins will remain longer than
! usual this season, on account Of yellow
fever in the South, before returning TO
| their work as educators in the Tougaloo.
| Miss, university.
The fence Is being taken away at the
| Hobart place and a new one made. Re-
| pairs will be made on the house. The
shed has been taken down and other i'm
| provements have been made.
Leonard Frazier OF Amsterdam, n. Y,
| who has been working for j. c. Taft.
has returned home and will take six
weeks trip with his father, DR.. Frazier,
| to Porto Rico
A letter from a native Of this town,
| written to home friends here. from Sol
! omonville, Arizona, in speaking of the eX-
| IRENE heat, said the thermometer stood
| lUS degrees INDOORS.
We are sorry to hear of the poor health
| of Harley Sprague, a recent graduate OF
! Leland and Gray seminary, at his home
in Jamaica. Since his graduation he had
entered the University of Vermont al
| Burlington.
Mr.. Rand, a brother of the man who
| occupies the Hescock house, has moved
into the house Mr.. Parsons has occupied
and Mr.. Parsons has gone to the Nor
| man Wood place. He will live in the too
shop while he is working at "A lumber job
Appliances have been sent here fol-
testing the eyes and ears Of the schoo
children by the state superintendent Of
education, and the reports will be re.
turned to him at Montpelier during the
month of September by the town Super
intendent.
News has been received OF the dealt
of Newell White of Beloit. Kansas. Mr.
White was a native of this town, bu
went West in his young manhood. He ha.
two sisters, Mrs. George Winslow anC
Mrs Henry Franklin, OF this town. RolliI
White of Cleveland is a brother ant
there are two sisters in the West.
Mr.. Forsyth a divinity student from
Little Falls, N. Y, will preach in the
Baptist church next Sunday and remain
as supply for time. Mr.. Forsyth
comes highly recommended by Mr. Davi-
son, the state agent for the Baptist state
convention, who spoke of his good work
in Ludlow, VT, as a supply in the alb
sence of poster.
The Sunday school convention held here
was very interesting and we think If the
good things we heard could be carried
into practice lasting benefit would result
to our Sunday schools. We were glaC
for the pleasant weather during the ses-
sion after the many dark and rainy days
just before. There was a large attendance
and 1t was said to be the best convention
that had been held.
Miss Blanche Brigham and Ethel Follett
went Friday night to the station to take
the train for Weston. When they found
the train was not likely to reach London.
derry until morning they left the car and
drove to Weston the next day. We
haven't heard from them, but think they
got there without having the long wait
they would have had on the cars. The
friends who drove nine miles to London
derry to meet them had the is mile drive
without them.
Mr. and Mrs. owen of Maiden, Mass.
who have been for a number of years
summer boarders at Londonderry, were
in town last week and visited the house
Mrs owens grandfather built, now own.
ed and occupied by Miss Susan Ross anC
her brother Samuel. Mr.. owen was
cabinet-maker by trade and for a time
Congregational minister He lived in tn,
house he built some time and later Il
passed into the Bailey family, relatives