Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-05
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w. c. Harvey has returned to the
University Of Vermont.
Mrs. N. S. Moore is in Hartford, Conn,
few days on business.
Harry and Hazel Smith are visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Smith,
of Putney
Landlord Smiley has been under a doc
tors care with a troublesome swelling
about one eye.
Mrs. Kirshaw of Newton, Mass, has
been the guest of Mrs. Henry Downs ten
days or two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Grout and daugh-
ter Margaret. are with friends in Caven-
dish, Weathersield and Rutland.
d. A. Benson, the town representative
at Montpelier, has had previous expert
ence in the legislature as member from
Andover.
Frank Whitaker and family moved to
Brattleboro on Tuesday. where Mr..
Whitaker is employed by the s. A. Smith
company.
Miss Martha T. Eager, after two days
at Newfane Inn this week, is at the home
of her nephew, Walter Eager. She has
| spent several winters in Washington,
| d. c.
The telephone lecture by an agent OF
the New England Telephone company at
Union hall Wednesday evening was in
| tanning by pictures.
A quartet consisting Of Messrs. c. l..
| Hescock and w. T. Bruce, and Misses
NJ. s. Davidson and Grace Hammond
| rendered special music at the Congrega-
| tional church on Sunday.
| Floral decorations at church services
have been OF unusual and pleasing variety
for several months. under charge of diff
1 ferent committees chosen by the Chris.
| tan Endeavor society for each month.
w. II. Fisher, formerly a teacher in
| town, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
| F. NJ. Wiswall last week. Mr., Fisher is
clerk at Hotel Frontenac, Thousand Is
lands. in summer and will go to a hotel
in Lakewood, N. j.. for the winter.
Owing to a misunderstanding in regard
| to engagement of Union hall for Monday
evening, the Ideal Concert company OF
Hartford. consisting Of blind musicians
! cancelled their proposition to appear In
| Newfane on that date In their touI
| through the state.
Rarely have the streams been as low
at this date as now. The number OF
dams in town without any perceptiblC
| overflow is very noticeable. There have
been but one or two hard frosts and tht
greenness of lawns. fields and woods i:
| remarkable, also the holding out of gar
den sauce" The Kenney apple gather
ing which sometimes has reached nearly
| EVO DaTTelS on NeWIdue nlii Is uuueT =
this fall
The well known soprano, Miss Esther
Dale. assisted by Miss Lulu F. Cressy Of
Brattleboro and Miss Nellie Dale o.
Townshend. pianists. will give a song re
cital under the auspices of the Christian
Endeavor society at Union hall Monday
evening. Oct. s. Those who heard Mis-,
Dale's clear. sweet tones in solos at th'
Republican rally In August and Others
who know of her talent are anticipating
the occasion as a musical treat.
The w. c. T. U. at Wednesdays meet
ing considered the topic OF anti-alcoholi,
medication, giving special discussion L
the list of patent medicines In common
sale and use. most of which by undisputeC
analysis show from Is TO Is per cent. o
alcohol, and some 80 TO 40 per cent. Dele
gates elected to attend the state w. c
Il. U. convention In st. Johnsbury ar,
Mrs. George Solandt, Mrs. w. II. Good
now; alternates. Mrs. L. !. Parsons, Mrs
Z. ]. Butterfeld. The local annual meet
ing will be held at the parsonage oil
Wednesday, Oct. II.