Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-10

| SiuuhhB EeiTesnments, the nappy little
party made their way with songs and
shouts to the village below.
Mrs. p. A. Davis returned from Bellows
Falls last week.
Mrs. Florence Derry OF Hartford is
expected at ]. NJ. Kenny's for a week
Miss Frances Rowling returned to Con-
cord today after boarding in Newfane a
month.
Miss Bishop OF McIndoes Falls, this
state, was a guest at NJ. O. Howe's over
Sunday.
G. X. Davis is in Peru. where he lived
many years as landlord of the popular
Bromley House.
A. W. Pratt Of North Cambridge, Mass.
whose business is in Boston. Joined his
family at Elmhall over Sunday.
Rev. N. S. Moore is attending the con-
ference Of Christian workers in Mortified
| and Will remain over next Sunday.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Davidson at p m, on Wednesday. A
good attendance is especially desired.
Two more guests were escorted to Rest
cottage, Newfane HILL by r. ID. Newton
who met them at the train Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Benson returned
Monday evening from their carriage drive,
first to Chester and other places and later
to Londonderry.
w. p. Eames spent Sunday in London
derry, returning on Monday with his wife
and daughter. who had been in that VIC
Unity two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Kenny at present
writing are continuing their bridal car
riage trip in Londonderry, Andover Peru
and at Lowell lake.
Mrs. Broad who has suffered severely
from facial nerve disorder which has
prevented reading and writing. is re-
cuperating at Bencasson.
Arrangements are being made for a
Democratic rally here next Wednesday
evening. with possible music by cornet
band besides speaking by prominent
Democrats and fuslonists.
Mrs Prentiss of West Brattleboro spent
Sunday with Mrs. Stockwell from the
same place, who boarded at Mrs David
sons week, returning to her home on
Thursday.
Lawyer c. A. Parker and wife of Bos-
ton returned on Wednesday after a visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Harvey and at Dover Mr.. Parker was
formerly popuRr teacher here.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Micott are at Mrs.
F. j. Micott's. Mr.. Micott being laid up
with swelling form of rheumatism, from
which he formerly suffered when living
D.
Miss Sage of Boston, Miss A. l.. White
of Montgomery, Ala, Miss Herendeen OF
New York and Miss Harriet Newton OF
Ware, Mass. all of the summer colony,
are attending the Mortified meetings
and later will be Joined by Mr.. Perry OF
Florida.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Morse of West
Wardsboro and nephew, Frederick Fish
OF Nergennes, spent a few recent days
with Mrs. Fish. mother of Mrs Morse.
Young Fred is a striking image of his
rather, Frank L. Fish, in his boyhood
days here.
Mrs. John Martin of Brattleboro was
with her parents over Sunday, accom-
panied by her son. Zenith John, on his
first visit at Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wright's
Mr.. Wright has bought back the farm
sold In the spring to Edward Morse Of
West Wardsboro.
The company of boarders at Newfane
Inn from Meriden Conn, is now COM
posed of the Norton family of six, Mrs
Mrs. Collins and daughter and Mr.. and
Norton's sister. Mrs. Dudley, Mr., and
Mrs, White. other guests are expected
from day to day during the month.
e. L. Marcy a selling agent of the
Malleable Iron Range company with head
quarters at South Bend, Ind, was in
town Wednesday and Thursday, coming
East from Ohio. where he has been sell
ihb StONSS at wholesale. Next ne may go
TO the Pacific coast after his vacation.
Mr.. Marcy considers Central Indiana the
ideal section for homes. while Kansas
and Nebraska still bear the palm as farm
ing lands.
1t will be disappointment to hundreds
OF people who have gathered annually at
Bencasson for the Sunday afternoon
open-air meeting on old Newfane hill to
learn that for necessary and unavoidable
reasons there will be no 10th annual
meeting of the kind this year. Later
there will be an opportunity to hear
Rev. and Mrs. Broad at the Congrega-
tional church. First Mrs. Broad, then
Mrs. II. s. Caswell instituted these open
air services on Newfane's historic heights
which, from the start, have been so in
teresting, and since 1900 Mr.. and Mrs.
Broad have together pursued the arrange
ment, securing associate speakers of
large reputation and providing a con-
stantly varied musical program. The
whole. with the great circle OF distant
mountains and nearer hills In layers upon
layers of inspiring scenery hardly to be
excelled In their own peculiar beauty and
rarity. have rendered the services long TO
be remembered for their interest and
uniqueness.