Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-05
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Miss Mary Gage OF Fitchburg was
recent guest at ]. H. Wares
Cortez Boutwell, OF Putney is working
in Keith's mill on Acton hill.
e. w. Sawyer returned Wednesday TO
his home in Hyde Park, Mass.
Rev. L. w. Chronkte Of Greenwich
visited this week at r. N Marsh's.
Emery Jones has sold his team Of sor-
rel horses TO a Brattleboro man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perkins OF White
River Junction are at Edwin Eddy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Jones were re-
cent visitors at Herbert Kidder's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence woodward visit
ed recently at Mr.. Cars in Williams
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Locke OF waltham,
Mass, were recent guests at Mrs. Henry
Rand's.,
Mr. and Mrs. James Moore will make
their home in town with Mrs. Moore's
mother
Louis Walker is the new driver OF the
northern stage He will board at Charles
Cartoons.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Cudworth of
Northampton were late guests at Eugene
Cudworths.
The woman's Home club will be enter
tanned Oct. 10 at the home Of Mrs. f.
Il. Batchelder.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Snow and Cecil
Snow returned Monday from their visit
in New York
Mrs Abbie winslow has recently re-
turned from n visit to her sister In
Quincy, Mass.
Miss Sadie Watson. who has been alb
sent in Bennington on a visit, has re-
turned home.
Miss Kelsey OF Brattleboro has been
making a short stay at the home Of Mrs.
o. w. Follett.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Holden OF Benning-
ton made a short stay with relatives in
town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Boutwell, visited
last week at the home Of Mrs. Belden
in Drewsville, N. II.
Mrs. James Stoddard. Mrs. Mckay and
Miss Mabel Stoddard made a short trip
to Chester this week
Mrs. A. o. Metcalf, who was absent
some time with her daughter in New
Hampshire, has returned.
The Baptist parsonage is undergoing
| repairs preparatory to the occupancy by
the new pastor and family.
| Mr.. and Mrs Cox Of Maiden. Mass.
| who have been entertained at the home
/ OF Mr. SaXton have returned
Miss Evelyn Alletson Of Springfield.
Mass, has enjoyed a two weeks outing
at the home Of Mrs. Lyman Gale.
Charles L. Shattuck of Staten Island
and Miss Ajdie Shattuck OF Brattleboro
are staying with relatives in town.
Miss A. E. Willis of Norton. Mass. re-
| turned home Wednesday after spending
a month at the II. II. Chamberlain farm.
Misses Carrie Mason and Mary Ware OF
the Vermont Farm Machine company's
Office. Bellows Falls, spent Sunday in
| town.
]. Ward OF Meredith. n. H., has been
spending a few days in town. visiting his
uncle, +. b. Batchelder, and cousin, Mrs.
Edith Lowe.
That the summer has been of good
| length is proven by the second fruitage
| Of red raspberries, branches being gath
cred containing clusters OF ripened fruit.
A certain hen in the possession OF one
OF our townspeople seems to regard Sum
day as a day OF good deeds, as. at the
usual gathering time egg was found
measuring by 1-2 inches.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett G. Lincoln and
Miss Rice of Taunton. Mass. visited last
week at II. H. Chamberlain's. They
were accompanied by Mrs Chamberlain
brother. V. A. Wilbur OF Grafton.
Mrs. c. II. Smith OF Somerville. Mass,
has been visiting at Fred Watson's Dur
ing her stay Mrs. Watson accompanied
her on a short trip TO Peru. where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs s. a. Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Willis assisted in
the music at the Baptist church last Sun
day. 1he choir rendered the anthem.
Nearer My God to Thee" by NJ. S. Nc
Phail. Mr.. Willis taking the solo parts
The millinery opening from Mrs. Bas-
| CONS store in Brattleboro was sucn a
success that Miss Park has decided to
have another Nov. 5000. The rooms will
be open afternoons except Thanksgiving
day.
| Cttfl
who have recently returned from a trip
to Connecticut. made a stopover visit In
Springfield at the home OF Mrs. c. Nj.
Robbins and enjoyed a sightseeing trip
about the city.
Mrs. C. N. Bryant. who has been spend
ing few weeks with her daughter Mrs.
F. ID. Reed left Tuesday for Brarte-
boro. where she attended the meeting
of the Womans Relief corps. afterward
returning to her home in Londonderry.
Harold Bickford, who has been spend
ing the summer at Wellesley Hills Mass,
came this week for short stay with his
mother before returning to Pittsburg,
Pa, where he will begin the second year
Of his course with the Westinghouse Elec-
trical company.
West River Grange will meet Oct. 12.
This will be an intermediate meeting
held for the purpose OF completing the
marching stan organized for degree work
| All Dear IN nina Nndt fOulOnd
will meet here in town hall Oct. a. At
ternoon session win be open to the public
Rev f. C. Fisher OF Westminster, who
was delegate to the Silver Bay Mis-
sionary conference, gave a very inter-
esting talk about the work and his eN-
perience while there at the Baptist YES
try Tuesday evening. II is to be re-
GREETED that more were not able to hear
| him.
call TO the Baptist church here was
extended this week to Rev, w. w. Gushel
OF Chesham, N H., and has been accept
ed by him. He will begin his pastorate
next Sunday and with his family will be
settled in the parsonage upon the arrival
OF his household goods, which are eX-
pected next week.
A very beautiful sight was granated to
the fortunate beholder last Monday night
when the moon rose from behind "Old
Peaked" marshalling of transparent
clouds in perfect lines and waves seemed
TO radiate from the ball OF light, covering
the sky far back and changing rapidly
as do the aurora lights.
An entertainment will be given In Sem
mary hall Tuesday evening, Oct. 8. by the
Ideal Concert company OF Hartford
Conn, composed of talented blind musi-
clans who are dependent upon their music
for their maintenance. The program will
be composed OF vocal solos and duets
banjo and piano music, and promises ar
evening OF pleasure varied from many
given here