Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-07
GRAFTON.
Adm Prouty is Ill.

Adm Prouty is Ill.
Miss Nellie Kingsbury is teaching in
Gassetts.
Mrs. A. L. Rand is spending two weeks
In Athens.
III. C. Redfeld carried a party to Lowell
Lake Thursday.
Mrs Frances Bowker is visiting Mrs.
Willard White.
About 30 from here went to Barber
park Labor day.
Miss Marion Morris of BartonsviIle is
at Adm Proutys.
The Grafton band played at the Re-
publican rally at Townshend Friday
Miss Katherine McGreen of Bellows
Falls has been in town for a few DAYS.
H. r. Church OF New York city spent
Sunday with his family at Maplewood.
The bah team was defeated So at the
game at Saxtons River Faturday after
noon.
Henry Chapman of Putney has been
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. ]. F.
Watrous.
Edwin Culver returned this week TO
his school work at Leland and GRAY
seminary.
Mrs. R. E. Woodwork and son have
oeen visiting in Cambridge, Mass,
few days.
NSS Nlarlon gibson OF Londonderry
spent a few days with Mrs. f. J.. Gil
bert last week.
Robert Merriam of Meriden. Conn.
has been spending a few days with
Chaplin Howard.
Leon Fisher and Miss Huntley of Keene
visited at Martin Fishers from Satur-
day until Tuesday.
Watson Dwight of Albany. NJ v %
spending his vacation with his mother
and sister at the hotel
Mrs. l. e. Bailey was present at the
", = 1. U. meeting which was held in
the Vestry Thursday afternoon.
Rev; Walter Cambridge. who has been
spending the summer abroad, is visit
Ing his brother, C. H. Cambridge.
c. III. Cambridge opened his private
school Tuesday. The sessions are held in
the upper room in the school house.
The woodstock Baptist association, will
meet with the Baptist church in this viz
lage wednesday and Thursday of next
Neck.
Mrs: Nellie Willard and children re-
turned to Everett, Mass, Friday after
Ayers. '' '''i d"
Mrs. A. B. Butler and sons left We'd
nssuay Tor their home in Ottawa, ILL.,,
rifields. ~ N3e'
The bobbin shop which is owned nv
Henry Wooley was opened for work
MONDAY; seven or eight hands are now
employed. nv"
Rev. w. M. Walker and family who
nave been spending the summer here
returned to their home in Philadelphia
last week. '-'-'
D. D. Kent has bought the buIIdins
near his shop OF E. H. Clarke, and has
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occupying it.
Mrs. Mary Leonard. Mrs. E. Wood
Misses Pearl and Hazel Wood and I,eor
Wood OF Keene, N. H., are guests a
s. F. Edwards's.
Clifton Fairbanks, grand Juror am
Daniel Parker, petit Juror, from Grafton
went to Newfane Wednesday for III,
opening Of court. Wv
Mrs L. q. Bailey, a national organ
izer OF the W. c. T. u, spoke at a unto,
service In the Congregational churcl
Sunday morning
Mason Walker carried a load OF 4
men to the Republican rally at BELOW
Fails Saturday evening, at which Flefcb
er D. Proctor was the principal speak
: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall and daugh
ter OF Springfield and Mrs. Eddy an,
children and Miss Clara Fairbank o
Iownshend visited at H. H. Burling
ame's recently.
Election passed on quietly with abou
the usual number OF voters present
NORMAN r. Davis. the Republican can
didate for representative, was elected
In the evening the band serenaded MI
Davis, also Thaddeus Park, who wa
elected justice OF the peace in the plac
left vacant by the death OF HarlaI
Phelps.