Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-07-27

Russell Blood was in Bellows Falls
Monday on business.
Miss Esther Dale sang in South Lon
donderry last Thursday night.
Miss Hazel O'Brien Of Boston is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Susan Law
renee
Hugh Phillips went Thursday to visit
his sister, Mrs. Prince, i'm Jamaica Plain,
Mass.
Mrs. c. V. Bryant of South London
derry is visiting her daughter Mrs. F.
d. Reed.
Mrs L. o. Reed, who has been in Bur-
lington nearly year, is with her son,
F. d. Reed.
Mrs. A. a. Mason has gone to Fitch
burg, Mass, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Parker
Mrs. S. L. Macdonald, who has been Wis
iting in Massachusetts and Connecticut,
has returned home.
Walter Davis of Chester has been here
with his family for a few days stay.
They are at James Stoddard's.
Mrs. Plumb and Miss Mary Plumb,
who have been visiting some time in
Westminster have returned home.
Blazing Star lodge of Masons held
an attendance Of 40. Ice cream was
served.
Miss Frances Phillips, recently from
Oberlin college. is spending part Of her
vacation with her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Phillips.
Edwin Sawyer OF Hyde Park. Mass,
who has been boarding several weeks at
A. A. Mason's, left Thursday for Sara
toga, N. Y.
Miss Grace Lane. a former teacher at
the seminary, is enjoying an outing and
sea breezes at Fair View cottage, East
Gloucester, Mass.
Mrs. Annie Mckay Of Boston sang in
the Baptist church last Sunday. The
solo, Jesus, Lover OF my Soul" was very
pleasingly rendered.
Mrs. B. F. Kenyon and daughter,
BHsatrice, arrived Tuesday night from
Brantford, Ont. They will visit several
weeks with Mrs. Kenyon's sister. Mrs.
H. V. Dale.
Mr. and Mrs Fred U. Landman and
Master Bernard left Tuesday for South
Londonderry where they will spend the
remainder of the week with Mir. Land
mans father.
George wilkins OF Westminster, ac-
companied by his son and daughter, was
in town last week with his large touring
car. Miss Orrie Dale returned home with
them for short stay.
A. A. Blood and Russell Blood, who
have been employed some time in New
fame, have been at home several days.
They returned Wednesday, having taken
a contract for work at Brookside.
The haying season is about half over
and the farmers report the crop to be
above the average other crops are ma
turing as rapidly as can be expected,
considering the GOODNESS and frosts of
spring.
c. II. Willard, Elbridge Newton, DR..
Osgood. Albert Franklin and Mr.. Grout
and Mr., Taft of West Townshend went
last week on a fishing trip to Stratton.
After enjoying a good days sport they
returned with 100 fish.
The Baptist church has secured as a
candidate and supply for next Sunday
Rev. o. r. Cox of Rutland. 1t Is hoped
that a large number of the church and
present and that there will be a represen-
tative audience. A cordial invitation is
extended to everyone
West River Grange will hold a meeting
Friday evening, Aug. 3. The lecturer
will try to present a pleasing program If
all who are requested to take part win
cheerfully comply. The topic to be dis
cussed should be OF interest to us all,
What can be done to prevent the raw
ages Of injurious insects?"
The Townshend base ball team, which
started Saturday with considerable -four
ish for Grafton, had to slow up for re-
pairs before getting outside the village.
The break in the harness was soon made
right and they were again on their way
to victory. returning about seven O'Clock
in much better spirits than a week ago
after the game in Brattleboro
Rev. DR.. Timing Of London, Ecng..
spoke to a fair sized audience Sunday