Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-06


ference.
Earle Martin, with a party Of five. is
visiting in Milton, Mich.
Mr. Sawyer is back at A. A. Mason's
from visit at Saratoga.
Miss Nettie Z. johnson visited in Graf
ton and SaXtons River recently.
Gerald Allbee of New York city visited
over Labor day with his parents.
Mrs Plumb began her duties as IL
brarian of the town library Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Gale visited at
J. T. Wright's in Vernon this week
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Brien and daughter
left Monday for their home in Boston.
Two members were received into the
fellowship of the Baptist church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Nutting of West
minister were guests at the motel last
week
The Ladies' Home club will meet with
Mrs Winsor Whitney next Wednesday,
Sept II.
Herbert Wright Of Grafton is with his
aunt, Mrs. Burwel, and is attending the
village school.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Aldrlch of Lon
donderry visited his brother, Russell
Aldrich, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Stevens and Let
tie and George Gale spent part Of last
week at Barber park.
Miss Maud Greenwood has a double
pink geranium which contains As punches
Of buds and blossoms.
Ethel Vincent and her cousin spent
several days with her grandparents in
West Townshend last week.
Miss Sadie Whitney is working at c.
H. Williams's, and Mrs. Spoford Of Wor-
cester, Mass, is assisting Mrs. II. F.
Dutton.
Mrs Z. B. Batchelder left Tuesday for
visit in Boston and her niece Miss
Christabel Garfield, will keep the house
in her absence.
Mrs. ]. A. Greenwood and niece Mary,
Of Chester and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. Bush
OF Boston were guests at a. b. Green
woods last week.
F. II. Ober has moved to the upper
tenement in his house lately bought
of DR.. Rice. The lower tenement is &C
cupied by Eugene Cudworth.
David Carlson, the little four year old
boy who has found a loving home with
| Mr. and Mrs Blanchard the past year,
has gone to Boston to live with other
friends.
The third, and it is hoped the last call,
| comes to the alumni OF Leland and Gray
seminary to meet at the academy chapel
Friday evening Of this week for import
ant business
II. ]. Grow of Hartford, Conn, was
we'll pleased with the trade he made OF
Mr.. Burke in buying his Dalmatian Top
| sy for $25. Mr.. Burke sold another va
| luable dog to other people.
william Bruce will move soon from his
| farm to the tenement at The Elms, lately
occupied by Mr.. Snyder. He makes this
change that his sons may have better
| opportunities for attending the semi
nary.
The senior class of the seminary will
| give a reception to Miss Knight, the new
member of the faculty, next Tuesday
evening, Sept. 10, at Seminary hall An
! invitation is extended to all who can at
tend
Not a single chirp was heard last Mon
| day night from the Cricket on the
| Hearth" that was TO have been presented
| by the young people, and from all that
! can be learned, it mas assumed the tor
pid state.
c. @. Stebbins has been obliged to
make an enforced visit to Nashua. n.
H.. to get relief from that dread disease,
asthma, which is especially worse
during the corn season, His daughter
Ruby, accompanied him.
The Bencasson meeting last Sunday
was we'll attended by the villagers and
! others, and all came home enthusiastic
| over the plan and the occasion. Rev.
Mr.. Gushee at the evening meeting spoke
| Of the inspiration derived from the eX-
! ercises on the hill.
Miss Esther Dale, who left for Brant-
| fort Canada last Thursday was joined
in her journey by Miss Orrie Dale, who
| will spend the present month at Brant-
ford visiting her sister They enjoyed a
few hours stay at Niagara Falls which
| is but short distance from their jour
neys end
Another notice and this time a legal
| one, warns the voters to meet at the
town house Tuesday, Sept. II, at p. m.
to see if the town will authorize the
| school directors to sell the old school
house in district No and transact any
other business thought proper to come
before said meeting
Both Sunday schools will observe next
| Sunday as rally day, and a full attend
| ance is earnestly desired. At the Bap-
fist church last Sunday an invitation
| was given to all the members Of the
congregation, as well as to all member.
of the home department and the cradle
roll, to come and enjoy the speca
program that will be presented.
Miss Bushnell, who has spent the pas
| year at the home of G. II. Willard II
| Harmonyville, left Tuesday for Manches
ter where she will teach in Burr ant
| Burton seminary the coming year. Mis-:
Bushnell is a consecrated Christian
worker and will be much missed in tn,
| Congregational church and Sunday
school, where she has been an eficien
| helper.
The many friends of Rev +. c
Fisher Of Westminster West extend
their hearty sympathy TO him il
the desolation that has come to hi
home. They recall the efficiency o
Mrs. Fisher in serving as secretar,
of the Christian EndeaYor conven
ton held here in May and realiz
that not only Westminster but the en-
tire county has lost a valuable Christian
worker
Mr. Truesdell and family leave tow
this week for their new home in Green
field, where Mr.. Truesdell and Raymon,
have work. Leon Truesdell has a posi-
ton as teacher in Groveton, N. H., begin
ming his duties next week. Much re
greet is expressed at having this excel
| lent family laaya foUn kTre daI