Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09
GRAFTON.

Mrs. B. w. Pennock is visiting in Am
herst. Mass
Miss Fannie Hall is spending few
days in Saxtons River
Mrs. f. B. Stowell and son, Walter,
are visiting in Rutland
Miss Ruth Cove is spending a week
with friends at Lake Sunapee.
Leon Aldrich of Londonderry recently
visited his uncle George Aldrich
Fred Blake of North Walpole is spend
ing a few days at A. H. Holdens
Ernest ellison of Springfield recently
visited his sister. Mrs. II. c. Walker
Mrs. A. F.. Johnson Of Avon, H.. is
visiting her brother Romance Harris.
Mrs. Emma Davis Of Galva. H.. has
been spending a week at Allen Davs's
Marshus Lamphear Of Melrose. Mass.
is visiting his sister Mrs S. s. Sherwin.
Harvey Hemenway and J. b. Barrett
were home from Newport y. H., over
Sunday.
Arthur Holden OF Keene and w. Puffer
Of Massachusetts called on David Stiles
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Leland Of Mil
lers Falls have been spending the week
at the hotel.
Mrs Emma Knight Of Saxtons River
visited at H. f. Bathrcs from Friday
| until Tuesday
Mrs A. II. Willard and sons. Stanley
and Ransom. came to Miss Sarah Ayers's
| Friday for their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Adams have been
spending few days with their son, I. A
Adams. in Bellows Falls
Mrs. Fred Williams and son OF London
derry are spending week with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Domper.
Mrs. Charles Daniels and son. Cabot
Of Chicago came last week to the hotel
They were Joined Wednesday by Mr.
Daniels.
Mrs. s. II. Samuel and son Of Lexing-
| ton Mass. and 3. w. Farris and Miss
Maud Farris of Boston are at Alexander
! Turner's.
c. Sherwin of Dallas. Tex, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. IT. Cobb and Miss Martha Good
| now of Springfield called on friends in
town Friday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Lane, Miss Alice
! Lane and Mrs. p. C. Perkins Of Paw
| tucket. r. l., are spending two weeks at
| J. B. Ricketts,.
James Duncan OF New York city joined
| his family Saturday. Mrs. Yerrinton Of
! Arlington, Mass, is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Duncan.
Guests at Maplewood are Mrs L. G..
| Morphy and Miss Gilles of Troy, n Y,
and Mrs. John Gilbert and Miss c. l.
! Gilbert Of Lynn, Mass.
Jason Howe died Monday at the home
! of r. II. Fletcher where he had been
cared for the past two years. The fun
eral was held Wednesday and burial was
| in Townshend.
Guests over Sunday at w S. Hemen-
ways were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Law
renee and four children, Gilbert Hemen-
way of Ludlow and Mrs. Julia Rice of
Baltimore, Mr..
Rev. A. c. Powell d. D., OF New
| Haven, Conn, preached in the Baptist
church Sunday morning. Mr.. Powell is
| pastor of the largest colored Baptist
church in New England.
An account was noticed in the Boston
| Globe of Aug. of the death by drown
! ing at Holyoke, Mass. of Thomas Jay
cox son of Norman Jaycox who occupied
the Fairbrother farm two years, moving
from this place to South Hadley Falls
| last May.
Last Saturday, while hayiug for George
| Hobart, Edric Cratic was thrown from a
| horse rake and his arm was broken. In
| attempting to catch the horse, which had
| become frightened, his brother, Frank
Cratic, broke one leg. He is being cared
for at the George Hall farm by Mr..
| Hobart
Mrs. Dutton of Townshend and her
| two children. Guy and Bessie, and Mr..
| Truesdell visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
| Harris recently, and they were accom-
panied by a sister of Mr.. Harris VINO
| moved to Illinois about "a years ago
Mr.. Harris had not seen her since she
went West.