Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-21


Mrs. f. A. Kenyon left Monday for
Bristol, II. /.
Miss Cora Mason is in Brattleboro for
few days stay.
Miss Martha Crane of Putney has Wis
tied her home recently
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Willis have taken
rooms at L. l.. Hastngss.
Mr. and Mrs George Walker and son
were recent visitors at +. IL. Allbee's.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Allbee visited this
week at John Allbee's in Cambridgeport.
Mrs c. V. Bryant OF Londonderry is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. +. ID. Reed.
Henry Hughes Of Winhall has recently
visited his niece Mrs. IL. II. Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Willard OF Put
ney visited this week at Mrs. Abby Will
lard's.
II. J. Wilson Of Brattleboro spent sun
day in town with his'mother. Mrs. Sarah
Wilson.
Mrs. Clark and granddaughter. Nella.
OF Hinsdale are visiting at Mrs. Herbert
Franklin's.
DR.. and Mrs Parker and Master Ed
win have returned to their home in
Fitchburg.
Miss Alletson OF Springfield, Mass. is
Lyman Gale.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Willard and son.
Robert, OF Burlington are visiting at Mrs
Abbie Wizards.
Rev. w. w. Gushee Of Gresham. n. H..
is expected TO preach at the Baptist
church next Sunday.
Mrs. f. NJ. Chamberlin and friend, Miss
a. Il. Willis, took a carriage drive this
week 20 Londonderry.
Mrs. L. r. Barnes was summoned by
telephone Monday to Jamaica to attend
her mother. who was III.
Homer Ambrose and family. who have
been visiting in Middlebury and other
towns. returned Saturday.
Leon Truesdell. a senior in Brown uni
versity. returned to his college work in
Providence. r l., Monday
Hadassah league will be entertained at
the home OF Misses Ella and Ruby Steb-
bins Saturday afternoon. Sept. %.
Miss Esther Dale returned Monday from
visit In Amsterdam, n. Y, at the home
Of her friend. Miss Katherine Frazier.
Mrs. II. V. Dale and John Dale are
staying a few days In Westminster at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. wilkins.
Mrs. A. f. Willis OF Norton. Mass, is
making her annual visit to Vermont.
staying at Mrs. K. NJ. Chamberlain's.
Mrs. c. b. Wood OF New York left
Monday morning after a short visit with
Mrs. Edwin Persons OF Harmonyville.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Hadlocix Of Somer-
Vile, Mass. and Miss Christabel Gar
field visited Monday at f. b. Batchelders $.
Mrs. George Wilkins and Misses
Blanche and Helen wilkins of Westmin-
ster are late guests at the home OF Mrs
II. V. Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pike and children
of White River Junction have been en-
joying two weeks outing on the AlonZo
Fessenden farm.
Mrs. j. E Condor Of Lewiston and
Mrs. n. S. Everleth of Auburn Maine
sister and niece of Mrs L. o. Reed, are
guests at her home.
Mrs. Arthur Brasor of Brattleboro is
again at the seminary every week as
vocal instructor In music and is organ
izing class for the fan term.
Miss Adde Shattuck has returned "a
Brattleboro after spending several weeks
with relatives here. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Park Holland and little Doris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Sanderson and son
of Savannah Ga, are making their year
! ly visit in Townshend at the home OF
Mr. Sanderson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Royal Sanderson-
Fred Chamberlain. who has been en-
I
erected in Bernarjston, Mass, in place
Of the one destroyed by fire. has beer
taking a vacation at Townshend Inn.
West River Grange will meet at the
town hall Friday evening, Sept. 2S. Al
interesting program will be presented
Let every one who is interested in these
meetings make an effort to be present
The repairs and improvements which
have been under way on tine first floor
OF the seminary building are nearing com
| pletion. The new shades have arrived
and will be soon in place, when the rooms
will be transformed in their freshness.
Mrs. w H. Miles, accompanied by hel
daughter, Mrs. Edith Cutler OF BroOklne
started Thursday for Hartford. Conn.
where Mrs. Miles will visit her sister
The trip was made from Springfield
Mass, by trolley along the banks of the
/ beautiful Connecticut river and through
the fine old town of Longmeadow, will
its grand elms and park like streets.
The protracted drought is beginning t.
tell on the water supplies OF this town
several having been exhausted The las
| storm here was on June IS, when / \
| inch of rain fell; since that time shower,
have been the only means of replenish
| ing the springs and wells while during
the last few weeks showers, even, hav,
been very infrequent. Extreme caution
should be taken by all to prevent an!
/ possibility OF fire. as the situation II
such a case would be very serious.
The home of Rev. Mr.. Webster IL
| Westmoreland, N. H., was the scene o
a quiet wedding at noon Sept. 10. Th'
contracting parties are well known anC
have many friends in this vicinity. TIL,
groom, Almon Roscoe Marsh is a son o
| Roscoe N. Marsh of this place. and tn,
| bride, Miss Eva Emogene Aldrich, ha
been a frequent guest here at the hom
of her sister Mrs. w. M. Sparks. A re
ception was held from 8 to 10 p. m. a
the home of Mrs. G. f. Aldrich, tn
rooms being handsomely decorated witt
ropes of evergreen, hydrangeas and Gu
flowers, the bridal couple standing be
meath floral horseshoe while receiving
Mrs. G. e. Aldrich and Mr.. and Mrs
r. N Marsh standing with them. CLAIR
| Aldrich, brother Of the bride, acted a
usher, while AiX young lady friends as
sisted during fhe lrefreshment hour tn