Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-14

j. Cantlin. A conservative estimate of
the voters present Is 10.
DR.. w. e. Fay was in Boston over
Sunday.
Clarence Hildreth Of Groton. Mass, has
been visiting here.
Alfred Booth of Keene was in town a
part of the week.
Mrs. Nelson Beaumier and three chill
dren are visiting In Canada.
Miss Rose Duggan began teaching
school at Ashuelot Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodhue left Monday
for a weeks visit in NARROW.
Mrs. Charles Staples and youngest son
were in Hyacinthe, Que, recently.
NJ. S. Leach is turning out some fine.
convenient meat wagons for Bratleboro
firm.
Mrs. Green of Newport, this state, is
working for Miss Howard on River
street
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Day expect soon
to move into R. P. Nimss house on High
street
Ray Fletcher is taking a two weeks
vacation in Boston, Brockton and
Nashua.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Jeffords of Chicopee
Falls Mass, are visiting at Mrs. Helen
Jeffordss.
Horace C. Carter of Boston was a guest
at E. H. Burroughs's from Wednesday
until Saturday.
Rev. Father d. c. Ling attended the
funeral of Rev. Father Furlong in East
Jaffrey, Tuesday.
James Mullen Of Bellingham, Mass.
has been visiting his sister, Miss Hannah
Mullen. this week.
Miss Hazel Roberts has succeeded Miss
Bertha Lewis organist at the Con-
gregational church.
F. w. Tilden has bought a gasoline
engine to furnish power when the water
Is low in the canal.
Mrs. Newton Stearns went Monday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Nelson B. Bal
! lard, in Barre, VT
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Meacham went Sat-
urday TO Lancaster for a few weeks
stay with relatives.
The county commissioners were in town
Saturday for the purpose of making an
appraisal OF the town.
Mrs. X. b. Mead OF Springfield. Mass.
visited at her sons, A. w. Meads, from
Saturday until Monday.
James L. Davenport, deputy commits
sioner of pensions at Washington, d. c..
has been in town this week.
Misses Emma and Eva Wellman are
at home again after a stay of several
weeks in Somerville. Mass.
Mrs. Robert Porter OF Leominster,
Mass, recently visited her aunts, Miss
NJ. Howard and Mrs. A. C. Sargent.
Mrs. A. E. Dix came home last week
after protracted stay at Spofford lake
where she occupied one of the cottages.
Misses Elizabeth and Monte Purcell
are home from Kennebunkport, Me.
where they have been during the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Thompson visited
in Hinsdale last week, while on their way
to their home in NARROW from the Atho
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Drinkwine will mov'
next week from A. F. Fishers house OF
Highland avenue to John Robertss High
street house.
; Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Holton attended thC
meeting of the Windham County Vet
Grams association, which was held il
Brattleboro Wednesday.
corn supper was the attraction a
the Universalist church Thursday. wheI
all the good things which are made from
r corn were much in evidence.
. w. w. King and Mrs. L. A. Davenport
r have been entertaining their uncle, Mel
son Wendell of San Francisco. Mr.. Wen
} dell was here SS years ago.
] The Congregational ladies' society will
give its annual harvest dinner Wednes
/. day, Oct 10. The uusual hash suppe
will be served on the same day.
Miss Adelia Kelley, who has been her
the past two months because of the i'll
ness and death OF her brother, has re
turned to her work at Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Samuel Thompson and child o
Winchester are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Caughern. MI
Thompson was with them over Sunday.
The fire department was called GU
L Sunday afternoon for a fire among som
logs on L. F. Liscomb's lot. BY promp
: action the fire was extinguished wit
|. but little damage.
Mrs. G. s. Howe has returned fror
n Brooklyn, where she has been visitin
;, her daughter, Mrs. Edward Carey, fey
weeks. Mrs Carey came with her mothe
n to visit a few weeks.
!. Mr. Mossie had one arm very seriousl
injured Thursday while working a
l. cleaning the cards at the Halle & Eros
8 mill. The arm was badly cut. Mr. Mos
sic will be disabled some time.
: The 40 hours devotion at st. Joseph
: Roman Catholic church ended with mas
= at o'clock Tuesday morning. Priest
4 were present to assist in the service
from Keene. Ashuelot and Brattleboro.
7. Thomas Butler cut his instep badl
: with an ak while chopping down a tire
y recently He was unable to step on h
a foot several days. but the wound 1
healing well, and he will be able 500
q to get about again.
!. Miss Maudine Richards went saturds
e to Vermont where she will visit
e Royalton and Bethel and from theT
win go next week to Boston to visit
n sister. She viii be absent from hon
. three weeks or more.
i. The ladies Of the Congregational paris
q held their first social after the vacatio
& Wednesday afternoon and evening.
bountiful supper was served and liberal
patronized. The ladies voted to no
their annual fair Dec.
Mrs. Robert Browning and three chi
Il dren, who have been staying with hi
" parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Growing
shield, a few weeks, have gone to Der
ming, Conn, where Mr.. Browning he
d work, and where they viii make the
y home.
n Next Sunday morning Rev. Mr.. Aikei
secretary OF the New Hampshire Bib