Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-17

Lewis II. Higgins is substituting at the
railroad station in Londonderry.
Rev. F. NJ. wiswall supplied the pulpit
Sunday at the Congregational church.
Mrs. Lewis Lynde of Dummerston is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sarah FISH
Pastor N. S. Moore Is expected to re-
turn from the Mortified meetings today
Professor Clifton D. Howe has returned
to his Biltmore school of forestry as in
structor.
Principal Carlton Howe went recently
few days.
Miss Lucy Benedict is expected next
week to spend several days at the Ben
edict place.
Mrs. p A. Davis took the trip to Block
Island Saturday with intent to visit her
son in New London.
G. X. Davis returned Tuesday from
Peru, where he was impressed into pre-
siding at a fusion rally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith have return
ed from Boston, Auburndale, other Mas
sachusetts places and Putnsy.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Benedict and Ward
Eager Of New York city will arrive Sat
urday for two weeks vacation.
Mail Agent Fletcher and wife Of An
dover stopped at d. A. Benson's Tuesday
en- route to Brattleboro by automobile.
Miss Fray Ballou, accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Marion Sherman OF VIII
Evansville, spent last week in Brattleboro.
Miss Heendeen of Yew York returned
Monday from the Mortified conference
She is guest at Rest cottage, Newfane
hill.
District Attorney Martin and daughter,
Miss Katherine, were at their Newfane
place, THE Naples" over night this
week.
Miss Mary Brown, formerly of Newfane
and now employed in a dry goods store
in Boston, is a guest in town until Sat-
urday.
The next meeting of Newfane Grange
will be neighbors night with West River
Grange of Townshend Wednesday even
ing Aug. %.
Win Micott's condition under an at
tack of rheumatism at his mothers, with
his sister, Miss Stella Micott as nurse is
still accompanied by fever.
Mrs. Edward Morse of West Wards
boro and nephew, Frederick Fish of Yer
gennes, are expected today, to remain a
week or more at Mrs. Fish's.
Landlord and Mrs G. o. Davis of the
County hotel recently spent a night in
Londonderry and were accompanied on
their return by their daughter. Miss
Mary Davis,
In addition to the already we'll filed
Newfane Inn were this weeks arrivals,
Mr.. and Mrs N. f. Wheeler of Spring.
field, Mass, Mr.. Earle and daughter, Miss
Earle of Boston.
No public notice has been given in re-
gard to an open-air service Sunday after
noon on the common, but it is among
the probabilities that one will be ar
ranged for a suitable hour.
Mr. and Mrs Parsons were in attend
anee at the Mortified meetings Mon
day and Tuesday. On Wednesday after
noon MIR. and Mrs. L. W. Bush of Brook
line took the train here en- route for the
meetings.
Mrs. G. E. Davidson, state secretary
OF the w. G. t. u, win attend the
Spring Grove camp meeting in New
Haven, this state, where the union will
have day on the program. Mrs David
son will afterward visit her father, Mr.
Andrews, in Richmond, VT.
Mrs. Hayden and daughter, Miss Hay
den, soprano in a Boston church, have
spent a week at Elmhall. Miss Hayden
with Mrs. A. w. Pratt of North Cam
bridge, Mass, favored Sunday evening
service at the Congregational church with
selection and otherwise assisted the
choir
A Republican caucus is warned to meet
in Union hall Saturday evening the 18th
at o'clock to nominate a candidate for
town representative and five justices of
the peace, to be voted for Sept A. free
mans day. The town Republican com
mittee are G. w, Dickinson and ]. H.
Merrifeld.
Mrs. w. II. Goodnow gave an enjoyable
party at Elmhall Tuesday evening in
honor of her guests and those at the par
sonage. Music was a feature of the
evenings pleasure and refreshments were
served outwardly the place was alight