Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-23
SAxTONS RIVER.

Louise Peabody was home from Chester
over Sunday.
Hazel and Harold Bemis are visitors at
Will Marvin's.
Charlie Buss of Burlington is visiting
relatives in town
Henry Rhoades Of Windham was at c.
L. Gales Tuesday.
G.. r. Tower spent few days recently
at Lake Pleasant
Miss Grace Reed of Boston is visiting
at Madam Waitees.
Grace French has been spending sew
eral days in Chester.
Mrs. Jack Joyce of Ludlow visited Mrs
Lizzie Harry recently.
Mrs. r. l.. Twitchell was in Brattleboro
Saturday and Sunday.
Frost was reported on Frank Jones's
farm Monday morning.
The May Hillman company is again at
the park, for this week only
Mrs. Maud Lake May OF Union CITY,
Conn, is visiting her father, Edwin Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. e E Green visited their
son and other relatives in Grafton re-
Gently.
Hazel Gale returned home last Monday,
after visiting in Townshend and Jamaica
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Green and child Of
South Reading visited his brother, E. Z.
Green, Sunday
The wooden mill baseball team went TO
| Proctorsville to play last Saturday and
| was beaten 10 to s.
Mr.. and Mrs George Morris and Miss
Flora Morris of Rockingham were guests
at Ed Kings Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Reed and two children of
| Townshend visited at E. E. Green's
| Monday and Tuesday.
The first morning mail from Bellows
| Falls comes now on the o'clock car
instead of the 1915 car
Mrs. John Parker of Grafton was at r.
r. Harris's Friday the first time since
! her accident of several weeks ago
George T. Pettingill of New York has
| been visiting his mother, Mrs e. II. Pet
tingill who mas been i'll, but is improving.
e. f. Green sold his milk business Aug.
l, TO Waldo Stevens, VINO lives on the
| Howard farm on the road to Bellows
Falls.
The Cuban family, by the name OF Fer
andez, who left Hotel Kimban last Satur-
day evening, came Monday to board with
Madam Waitee and daughter
Mrs John Johnson of Avon. H., for
merly Of Townshend, has been visiting
her brother, r. r. Harris, a few days. It
is % years since she and her husband
went West.
Rev c. II. Brown and Mrs Brown re-
turned from their two weeks visit in Will
| lington, Conn, last Tuesday Mrs
| Browns father and mother and a friend
came with them.
Mrs. Abbie Winslow, cousin Of r. r.
Harris, called there last Sunday on her
way to Westminster, taking Mrs John
Johnson and Mrs. Harris with her to
visit another cousin, fred Harris.
II. c. Johnson, who has been working
for Tower & Gale since the strike at Bel
lows Falls, returned to his work there in
the International paper mill Monday but
only worked about two hours before cut
ting mis- right hand badly on n glass in
| sulator, which broke while he was fast
ening it to a pole. He will be laid up q
! few days,
The recital Wednesday evening at the
Baptist church was much enjoyed by the
| large number present. Mrs. Maud Lake
May has a rich contralto voice OF great
power and the many friends are glad to
hear of the great success she is meeting
with in her musical work. e. q. Gorham
is always a favorite in Saxtons River and
every one was glad to hear his voice once
more. Mr.. Spooner's numbers were much
| enjoyed, and Miss Burge and Miss Guild
as pianists showed that they have made
music study.