Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-15

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]. II. Ware and will move to the village.
Miss Eva Aldrich OF Westmoreland, N.
H., was a recent visitor at VIII Sparks's.
Mrs. Charlotte Dewitt and Mrs Jennie
Warren called upon friends in. town last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Davis have recently
visited relatives in Nashua, N. H., and
Keene.
Miss Clara Stone has returned to Brat
tleboro after spending a short vacation
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Aldrich OF Lon
donderry visited last week at Russell
Aldrichs.
Mrs. VIII Willard and son, Robert. left
Wednesday morning for their home in
Burlington.
The Newton family. who spent the sum-
mer here, have returned to their home in
Andover, Mass.
Miss Bertha Phillips is working at the
County House in Newfane during the
session Of court
Mrs. Lottie Holden is able to be out
again after being housed with rheuma-
tism some time.
Mr.. Cooper OF Bratteboro, agent for
Singer machines and Estey organs, was in
town last week.
Austin Grape and family visited at
part OF last week.
Frank Gray left Monday morning for
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, where he ex-
poets to find work.
Mrs. A. a. Blood left Wednesday morn
ing for Pittsfield, Maine. TO visit Prof.
and Mrs. Landman.
Miss Fletcher spent the day last week
on Wednesday in Newfane. the guest Of
Mrs. Z. c. Benedict.
There were more pupils in the seminary
than usual at the opening, the roth mark
being nearly reached.
Miss Lottie Jones has finished work at
Walter Eddy's and Is attending school
again at the seminary.
Frank Rand is carrying the scholars
back and forth from the Houghton dis
trict to the village school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams OF Londonderry
visited last week at Frank Martins, also
Miss Martin OF Westminster.
b. b. Brigham lost a valuable steer.
which was killed by lightning in Horace
Gales pasture last Thursday.
Mrs. A. F. Stone visited her sisters in
West Brattleboro last week and on We'd
nesday attended family reunion.
Miss Jessie Johnson. a former student
at the seminary, has gone to New York
to spend the winter with her uncle.
Mrs. Frank Phelps and child visited
in Brattleboro last week and Mr. Phelps
spent Sunday with his parents in Ches-
ter.
Frank Eddy has taken A. Z. Park s
place at the steam mill since the acct
dent to Mr.. Park, who, we learn. is doing
well.
Mrs. Eliza Broughton and daughter.
Mrs Collerd, left for home Thursday
morning after visiting her brother, Charles
| Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs Cox Of Maiden, Mass,
who spent some weeks with their nephew,
Ira Pratt, have left the past week for
home.
Mrs. Delmar Frazer and daughter,
Marion, spent last week at Mrs. Metcalfs
Mr. Frazer accompanied them home Sat
urday.
Mrs. Bickford has come to town with
her son, who will attend the seminary
They have taken rooms with Mrs. Mary
Phillips.
Miss Cove. former teacher of the violin
here, has left her class and gone to Bos-
ton to take lessons, and Fay Bridges has
taken her class.
Mrs. II. o. Cobb has been entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Smith of Putney, and
her sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
Stebbins Of Guilford.
Ira Pratt has finished haying and will
return to his work on Mr.. Follett's barn
this week, with the other workmen who
have been employed before.
Word has been received from Edwin
Harris who went to Schuylerville, N. Y,
for rest and treatment last week, that he
is none the worse for the Journey.
! Mrs. Rowland and sons, who have been
| at II. Kidder's three weeks, will return
| home this week. Hazel Jones will ac-
company them and will attend school.
Fred Reed and his two daughters. Ruth
and Dorothy, left Saturday morning for
Amsterdam, n. Y, to return with his
wife, who has been spending some time
! there visiting.
Leon Truesdell, who is spending his
vacation from Brown university with his
parents, has taken a trip to his former
| home in Zoar, Mass, for a visit. He
also visited in Montague.
Mrs Carl Johnson was stunned by
| lightning last week during the thunder
storm on Wednesday, as she sat at the
window in her home. She has nearly
recovered from the effect now.
Mr. and Mrs. James Stoddard left We'd
nesday morning for Allston, Mass, to
spend some time with their daughter,
Mrs. Anna Mckay. They were accom-
| panied by their daughter, Mabel.
Mr.. Cone is suffering from blood poison
| ing in his hand from cutting up meat at
| the meat market We learn that some
people may be poisoned in this way. He
had a slight abrasion on his hand.
oren Smith, teacher of the village
school, boards at r. d. Phillips's; Miss
Lane, the assistant teacher, with Mrs.
Sarah Wilson. Prof Lewis of the semin-
airy boards at the hotel and Miss Plumb
at home.
Miss Jennison and niece OF Woonsocket.
r. l., who were visitors in town, left
here Saturday for West Townshend to
visit at Atwell Farwelps. They will go
from there to Windham to visit relatives.
and then return to their home
viii the correspondent of the Reformer
from this place tell US where the citizen
to whom he gave the title of colonel re-
ceived his promotion? Was it for bravery
on sea or land? We would like to be
up to date in the most recent news events.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilkinson of Bos-
ton are spending some time at the Town
shend Inn. Mrs. Wilkinson is a musician
and is organist at fremont Temple. Mr..
Wilkinsons father was a native of this
town. but 1t is many years since he visit
ed here.
Ned Wyman did not return to school