Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-11-03
NEWEANE.

w. c. Ballou pays 20 cents per 100
weight for Jelly mill apples"
Frank Best is night Waterman on the
steam shovel engine at Sand hill"
Mrs. Alvin White and son, John, are
planning to spend the winter in Dana.
Mrs. Chase will move Saturday from
her first floor to the upstairs tenement.
Miss Ethel Hall has gone to Bellows
Falls to assist in the family of Mr.. Os-
good.
Miss Mary Whitney, who is Mrs
Moores assistant, visited in Putney this
week
Mrs. Ernest Marcy Of Brattleboro is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. S.
Ballou.
George Goodenough. clerk in Woods
store in Windham, visited his parents this
week
Miss Ruth Wellman is in Chicopee Falls
Mass, assisting Mrs. Winifred Carpenter
Chaplin.
Charles L. Higgins OF Haverhlll, Mass,
Is at the home Of his mother, Mrs. S. B.
Higgins.
Mrs. Alice Winchester of Brattleboro is
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. s.
Ballou.
f. A Chase returned from New York
benefited by treatment from a stomach
specialist.
The closing exercises of the village
school will be held on Friday evening OF
next week.
Mrs. Archie Solandt and daughter OF
Northfeld, Mass. recently were guests
two days at G. w. Solandts.
Landlord Frank Davis and his family
will move to Mrs. w. N. Chase's first floor
tenement the first of next week
]. II. Underwood has shipped his first
saTau lsa .Nf p. n
where they bring over 81 n barrel.
II. A. Kilburn is at the american House
in st. Adams, of which Landlord Spencer
formerly Of this place, is proprietor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Whitney of Put.
ney recently spent a few days with the
formers sister Mrs. G. w. Underwood.
On this. Friday, evening the Grange
will render a farce at Union hail. which
will be repeated at Wardsboro next week
S. n. Kenny has returned from his pc.
| sition at the county farm in Westmore.
land and will continue for the present his
former business of numbering.
After his annual vacation with his pa.
rents and n hunting roam over the home
forests. Jesse Harvey has returned to his
employment in Enosburg Falls.
]. w. Hosford Of Greenfield was at Mrs
Moore's Sunday with his wife. who has
made a more extended visit at her aunt,
and with relatives in Townshend.
Several former residents took advan
| tage OF deer week for a vacation amonl
old hunting grounds. The last week OF
October in Vermont appears to claim it.
share of attention with Augustus "olC
| home week"
A paragraph in last weeks column
which gave the name Alfred" Patch" a.
n veteran Of the civil war should hav,
| read Albert" Patch OF Bedford, Mass
who came TO visit his brother, Alfred, and
sister. Mrs. +. C. Stiles.
Mrs. w. H. Newton OF wallingfard
Conn. well known from her family con.
nections both at Williamsville and thi.
| place, has been in n precarious condition
| the past week on account of n third
surgical operation, all from the same
| cause.
The Homeland circle. at its last meet
| ing. considered the subject of "Immigra
ton" giving special attention TO tn,
| Italian element and a reading about tn,
| French-American college at Springfield
Mass, in which at least Is nationalitle:
| are represented.
Maude Railway and Hazel Smith ar,
| the appointed leaders OF the two fiiendl,
| Sunday school forces which are to worl
for increased attendance for the mex
| quarter The successful gamers will Civ
n social at the Congregational church
rooms in due time
| Rev N. S. Moore Of Cromwell. Conn.
preached a sermon Sunday morning OF
| THE hill" which contained we'll con
nected beauty and depth OF thought, anj
| in the evening he gave a very practica
address upon THE Force Of Habit" which
held close attention from his audience
One OF the significant features OF Ray
mond Pratt's recent celebration of hi
| 18th birthday anniversary Is that he hai
| hppn a ms nj oil 10 IL.
1t spontaneous act on the part OF tn,
neighbors to arrange for the pleasan
occasion with the approval and assistanc,
OF his father. The two, living by them
selves, are great chums.
Those who step into J. NJ. Kenneyi
| barn and lift few covers from his hun
dred barrels of stored fruit will be greeted
| by the unmistakable odor which a goo,
| variety of apples gives, with a foretast
of coming winter evenings. They wer
gathered from the old Kenney Newfan
| hill farm and are expected to bring NOR
than the average price.
Rev. T. ID. Davies, Congregational pas
tor here two years from Sept, 1903. ha
this week been engaged as pastor of tn
joint parishes of Corinth and East Cor
inth, this state, somewhat over 100 mile.
distant, and will begin his labors there II
about two weeks. There Is an academy fl
town, at which he will place his olde
| girls The good wishes of the communit,
will follow him and his family.
| Landlord and Mrs. James Smiley re
Gently of the Province of Quebec, are ex
pected to assume proprietorship of New
fame Inn on Saturday. Local director
have been busy putting the house in goo,
order this week. Since general interio
| repairs were mentioned, the barn has beel
re-boarded, painted, a dozen new stal
windows put in, other conveniences added
and the unsightly low part by the high
way removed, and it is hoped now that tn
old nostelry established nearly Il centur,
ago will again be well kept and prosper
| Gus.
Windham County hotel and jail hous
will change hands next week, Landlor
George o. Davis, formerly In compan
with his father, G. X. Davis, havin
bought Landlord Frank Davis's furnish
ings. The house has been well known I
the public many years and has had lon
list of men and their wives who knew hoy
to keep a good hotel. The outgoing land
lord has in recent years been twice pro
prietor and both Mr.. and Mrs. Davis hav
given much satisfaction to guests. MI
and Mrs. G. o. Davis come recommended
In former years they lived in Mamaro
neck N. Y. They have a daughter a
school in Manchester and a son in bus
ness in New York city. The father, q. X
Davis a we'll known hotel man for
years, continues to live with his daughter
Mrs. II. j. Batchelder.
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