Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-05-04
NORTHERN COUNTY TOWNS
STATIONS RIVER.

SRN IONo HlNEH'
Arthur Ball and family have moved to
Cambridgeport.
r. r. Harris and c. e. Harris were in
Brattleboro Saturday
Mrs. Kittle Smith Of Athens visited
Mrs. c. L. Gale last week.
Miss Helen Roux of Northfield visited
her mother few days recently.
Don Cutler who has been seriously Ill
with grip and complications, is gaining
Jerry Harniss moved this week to
Westminster, where he has hired a farm.
Mrs. W. w. Torrey who has been III
five weeks, was able to ride out recently.
Mrs. Fred Hartly and daughter came
last week from Boston to the Hartly
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Swain will move
back from Grafton to Mrs Stearns's ten
ement.
Mrs. Otis Wilson and children are in
Cambridgeport. They win move soon to
Grafton.
Mrs p. NJ Barry Of Newport is spend
ing a week with Madam Waitee and
daughter.
G. p. Alexander will move from the
hotel to Mrs. Eliza Smiths house on
Pleasant street.
Mrs Lula Rawson has been at home
the past week to care for her son, Wayne.
who has been III with measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barry Of Provi-
dence, r. L. came Saturday to NJ. p.
Barry's and returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Eliza Smith will move soon from
her home on Pleasant street to Mrs. w.
H. Campbell's large house on Grove
street.
The Black River academy base ball
team played the Vermont academy team
Saturday. the game resulting in a score
l4-3 IN favor Of Vermont academy
The WOODEN mill employees now begin
work at $50 a. m. and work until 6. D. m
each day but Saturday when they finish
Work at 1245 and have the afternoon Off
Mr.. and Mrs. Derrick Severance have
moved to one OF the houses owned by
Mrs. w. H. Campbell on Grove street.
Mr. Severance works for B. ]. Slmonds.
MIR. Fredette and family will move soon
from the Corners house on Westminster
street TO the lower tenement in Mr. Dut-
cher's house and Mr.. and Mrs. Hood will
occupy the upstairs tenement
The Vermont academy third team and
the SaXtons River Junior locals played
a game of base ball on Vermont academy
ground recently which resulted in a score
OF 1873 In favor the local team
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Hanberry are board
ing at Mrs. c. N. Smiths and working in
the wooden mill. Mrs. Hanberry will be re-
membered as onie Rollins, who boarded
at Mrs. Smiths some time ago.
Mary Hill is packing her goods pre-
paratory to going TO New York city. where
she VIII be a stenographer in her uncle's
once In that place. Henry Beumond
and family will move into the house which
she will vacate
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles butcher moved
this week to Barker street in Bellows
Falls: Mr.. butcher has employment in
the Vermont Farm Machine company's
shop Their daughter Julia, is working
in Watervliet. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Harris of
Rochester, n. Y. formerly of this place.
visited Mr.. Halrls's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. r. Harris. a few DAYS recently.
Mr. Harris is a salesman for the Roches-
ter Pulp Plaster company
Mrs. w. c. Davis. AZ. died Monday
morning Mt o'clock after a weeks Illness
with rheumatic fever, which developed
into pneumonia. The funeral was held
at the house Mt o'clock Thursday morn
ing and burial was In Andover. this state.
Bert Hilliard and family. who went from
TINS place 10 Redlands, Calf two wears
ago last September. arrived here last
week saying that they had had enough
OF California and that New England was
good enough for them. They will move
TO Mrs. Piddock's cottage house on River
street and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wood will
move to c. F. simondss brick block.
Mrs. Z. p. Taft, 49, died last Friday
afternoon about 5 o'clock She had been
Ill long time with brights disease and
suffered a shock rQf paralysis 20 weeks
ago Since then sc had been confined to
her bed most Of the time. The funeral
was held at the Baptist church at
o'clock Monday afternoon, Rev Mr.. Pope
officiating. Burial was In the village
cemetery. Among those present from
out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
tart OF Glens Falls, n. Y. Frank Taft.
jr., of Hartford. Com; Fay Osgood Of
Providence. r. l.; Mrs. Tuthin Of Brat
ueboro Mrs Wellman of Chester. Mr..
Cudworth Of Providence, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Farnsworth and daughter. Jo-
seph Greenwood. Mrs. NJ. Benton and
Mr.. Shipman of Bellows Falls Several
members of the Bellows Falls band. Of
which Mr.. Taft is a member, were pres
ent. TIE casllet was covered with beauti-
ful flowers and among the set pieces was
large cross given by the band.