Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-19
VT PHOENIX, BRATTLEBoRo, FRIDAY OCTOBER 49, 1906
WESTMINSTER.


Mrs. w. f. whitcomb is seriously Ill.
Mrs. Charles Rideout is visiting in
Gardner, Mass.
Mrs. b. T. Phelps went Tuesday to
Boston for a weeks stay.
Miss Elizabeth Ward ia visiting her
brother, VINO lives in Northheld, Mass.
Miss Grace Leman attended the Sun
day school convention In Keene Wednes-
day
Mrs. Martin Smith is spending the week
with her sister Mrs Newton, I'm Brattle-
boro.
Edward Lewis of Raymond, N. H., was
guest over Sunday at Mrs. Carrie Nut
tIngs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sleeper of East
Brookfeld, Mass, are guests at Mr.. and
Mrs. b. f. Sleepers.
Howard Smith has improved so that
he is now able to walk a short distance
outdoor with the use of a cane.
Mr. and Mrs Walton Farr attended the
Sunday school convention i'm Randolph,
going Tuesday and returning Thursday.
Mrs Addie Knowlton, who spent her
vacation with her mother in Westmore-
land, has returned to her duties at Kurn
Hattin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Comstock and two chill
dren have arrived at the creamery. Mr.
Comstock has begun his duties as but
ter maker.
! H. A. wyman of Keene spent Sunday
with his father. l. c. Wyman. Miss
Florence Locke of Putney has recently
been a guest at Mr. Wyman's.
Aladam Fem, Mrs. w. S. Fem, Miss
Mary Fem and Mrs. Carrie Nutting
and daughter Harlette, spent Wednes-
| day with friends in Saxtons River.
! William Smith, aged g. was thrown
| from a load of potatoes last week, strik-
ing on his head and shoulders. His in
| juries were severe, but he is improving.
Mrs. Nancy Bixby, Mrs Lydia Lewis,
Mrs. Fred Lovejoy and son, Prescott.
Byron Bixby and Isaiah Lovejoy of
| Springfield were guests Tuesday at Mr.
and Mrs. l.. C. Richardson's
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Corners of NAL
den, Mass, who were in South London
derry during the summer, came Friday
| for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs G.. II.
Walker while on their homeward trip.
Mrs. William Miller of Greenfield, Mass,
after visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert
| Miller, has gone to Alstead, Mrs. Miller
accompanying her. Mr.. Miller has re-
turned from a business trip to Lowell,
4 Mass.
Annette Davis and Asa Davis, jr. who
| have spent the summer with their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Fisher, will
return to their home in New York city
Saturday Miss Susan Holton and Miss
Hogband will go with them.
Rev. w. 2. Whltcomb will exchange pull
pits Sunday with Rev. Il. c. Fisher of
| Westminster West. Mr. Fisher will speak
in the evening on mission work as con-
Quoted at Silver Bay. Mr. Whitcomb
will return to the schoohouse in the
Morse district for meeting at go p m.
Mrs. Alfred Cuthbert of Augusta. Ga,
who has been one of the house party
some weeks at Mrs G. W. Wikins's sum-
mer home, has started on her way
south. She will visit Boston and Lake
wood. N. j.. on the way. She has
endeared herself to many of the West
minister people and will be greatly missed
here.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Wilkins OF
Beaufort. S. c., and Mrs. Cuthbert OF
Augusta, Ga, were guests of A. j. and
A. +. Hamilton Monday evening They
came in Mr.. Wilkins's Rambler car from
Westminster, VT, to which place they
returned Tuesday. The pleasant sur
prise was in return for recent visits OF
the Hamilton family to the summer
home of the wilkins family in West
minster.-[Athol Mass. Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Richards ArnoIt
of st. Louis arrived Saturday at the HON,
of Mr. Arnold's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Arnold. NJ. r. Arnold married
Oct. 10 Miss Iva Emma Adams in st
Louis. Mr.. and Mrs Arnold are taking
a delightful trip through the country
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnpld's friends extend I,
him congratulations on his happy home
coming and a cordial greeting to Mrs
Arnold as a guest of Westminster.
Miss Kellogg, with Mrs. Gatty of Brat
tleboro, left this week Thursday for New
York city, where they will be Joined b.
Miss Shepard of that city. The tire,
will sail for California the 2Oth inst, go
ing to Panama, across the isthmus b,
rail- and then by boat to San Francisco
They will visfS during the winter in 10
Angeles Santa Barbara, Redlands an,
other points of interest. including tn
Catalina islands. Judge Kellogg viii
spend the winter at the Brooks Hous
in Brattleboro.