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

cemetery, by the side of Mr.. Peters's
daughter, Mrs. Ellen Peters Wilcox, who
died in Worcester, Mass.
Miss Carrie Miller has returned to
Fitchburg.
Milton Peters returned to his home in
New London Tuesday
Erastus George has sold his real estate
to ]. c. Howe of Walpole.
Mrs. Gilman Kimbau is in Brattleboro
under the care of DIR. Lynch
Harry Kimball of Springfield, Mass, is
spending a vacation at home
Mrs. George N Banks is visiting Miss
Anna Carter in Quincy, Mass.
James Putnam of Springfield was a
guest at b. T. Phelps's Tuesday.
Rev. w. F. Whitcomb preached in
Westminster West Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Wellman and daugh-
ter, Florence, are visiting in Windham.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayes and daugh-
ter returned to Springfield, Mass today.
Miss Susan Holton came Monday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Hol-
ton.
Miss Eunice Reed will go tomorrow to
Wilton, n. H., for few weeks vaca-
ton.
Miss Romie Fay of Hartford. Conn, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. c.
| Fay.
Mrs. Vera Stephenson and daughter,
Harriet, returned Tuesday to their home
in Boston.
Miss Mary Fits of Bratteboro was
guest of Miss Kellogg several days the
past week.
Edison Judd returned Monday from Cen
eva, n. Y, and is spending a few days
with his parents at Kurn Hattin.
Mrs. George stoddard and son. Law
ence, of New York city are spending the
! week with Mr.. and Mrs. F. /. Lane.
d. w Buggy will move soon to Bel
! lows Falls Mrs Maria Woodbury. will
occupy the tenement vacated by Mr.. Bug
by.
Mrs. Harriette Moulton. William Moul-
| ton and Miss Nellie Wright returned
Monday to their home in Somervile
| Mass.
Harold w. Bishop, son Of Supt and
Mrs. c. Z. Bishop, will return to the
Moses Brown school in Providence, r. l.,
Sept. II.
Mrs Sarah Nutting and her granddaugh-
ter, Barbara Leach. were entertained the
past week at James Bardwells in Brat
tleboro.
Richard willard and Miss Tucker OF
| Boston are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Arnold and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
! Willard.
Mary Prlndle who has been spending
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs F.. I.
Lane, returned to her home in Chicopee.
Mass, Saturday
Rev. W. F. Whitcomb Mr. and Mrs
Walton Farr and Misses Grimes and
Grace Leman attended the conference in
Townshend this week.
Mrs. Mabel Church left Thursday for
her home in Jackson, Mich. She spent
several weeks here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Foster Watkins.
Six yellow billed cuckoos were seen
Wednesday at one time on the lawn al
l. c. Wymans They are very social and
friendly with other birds.
A clam bake at the Keefe farm the
past week was a very enjoyable occasion
! Seventy guests were entertained at I
veritable shore" dinner.
Mrs. Sarah Collins, who has been II
Green River the past week. and Mrs
Ruth Spencer, who has been in Bratue
boro a few days, returned Tuesday.
On Aug. 90 DR.. Holton Of Brattlebort
with guest Joined the families Of Joe
, Holton, Ira Holton and b. T. Phelps fo
a picnic, which was much enjoyed by all
Miss Jessie Judd, assistant principal o
the Bellows Falls high school, has recent.
returned from an extended trip to Eng
land and continental Europe and is nov
visiting her parents at hurn Hattin.
Miss Hager and Harold Pierce lef
Wednesday for Kansas City, Mo. Maste
! Harold will enter school next week. Mar
! ion Wiley, who has been at Joel Holton'
several weeks, accompanied them as ia
: | as Detroit
q Mrs. D. II. Fairbrother returned HON
, | from Nashua, n. H., Friday, In compan
, with Prof. and Mrs. Wilkins. Mrs. Fair
9 brother has been in failing health 70
some months and little or no hope ha
been entertained of her recovery He
many friends will be pleased to know c
her improved condition.
The people of Westminster and a
e offers are invited to visit Kum Haiti
on field day. Tuesday, Sept 10. The pub
e lie exercises viii begin at o'clock an
: will consist of the laying of the corne
a stone of the new school building, shoI
f addresses by guests, including Gov. Proc
+. tor, and exercises by the boys. TIL
h newly-completed annex will be opened
inspection
= BY request of the caretaker of M
= Evans's summer residence and grounds
e all persons are forbidden to pick flower
f or remove shrubs. The names of seN
+ eral persons have been taken and unles
e they discontinue this unwarranted tres
pass the law will be enforced to its full
O est extent. Mr.. Evans has shown tn
a greatest courtesy in the past to anyor
n who wished to gather flowers for tn
4 church, cemetery or public gathering
q but this summer during his enforced al
II sence on account of Illness, trespassin
i has been carried on beyond endurance
The grounds are posted, but shortsightet
i. ness or some other deficiency seems
= prevent the lawless from taking war;
e ing.