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

John Dennis went to Boston last week
+. L. Robertson went to Hartford Mon
day.
Frank Ketchum is home from SPRING
field.
Mrs. John Underwood and Mrs. Mi
chael Foley are visiting in Keene.
Miss Ruth Robertson went to Spring.
field the last of the week to visit.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Everleth went Tues
day to Springfield to attend the fair
Mrs. Ada Shine of Millers Falls mas
been visiting her father, Adams Blood.
Charles Warwick of Brattleboro spent
Sunday at his fathers, George Warwicks.
George and Bertha Fuller returned
from their visit in STAFFORD n. H., Tues
day.
The w. y. Cole Paper company has
shut down their mill this week for re-
pairs.
Miss Jennie Maynard of Hinsdale has
been visiting this week at Mrs. Lizzie
Ayers
Miss Jennie Abbott returned to her
work in AthOl Wednesday after a vaca-
ton at home.
Mrs. Hannah Waite returned the last
of the week from her visit in Chester
and Weston.
At the next Grange meeting Sept. 10,
the lecturer wishes all to be prepared to
take some part.
Mrs f. K. Robertson went to North
ampton Monday to visit her sister, Mrs.
George Hillman.
Miss Jessie WOODBURY. returned the last
Of the week from Springfield, where she
visited relatives.
Miss Beulah Williams returned Thurs
day from a few days visit with relatives
in Bellows Falls.
Fleming of Holyoke spent Labor day
at y. NJ. Corsers.
Charles Harrington went to West Brat
tleboro Wednesday to attend the funeral
OF his uncle, Mr.. Stone.
Mrs. Eta Tombs and daughter of Hins-
dale has been visiting Mrs. Tombs's Sis
ter Mrs. Charles Thwing
Miss Florence Kathan has returned to
her old position as teacher in the high
school in Plymouth, n. II.
NJ T. Robbins returned Wednesday
from Springfield, Mass where he visited
his brother, George Robbins.
Charles Andrews and family of Hins-
dale have been visiting Mr.. Andrews s
mother, Mrs. Charles Kilburn.
Walter j. Smith and family returned
the first of the week from few days
visit in Chester and Springfield.
Miss Aida Van Volkenburgh, a class
mate of Miss Elizabeth Braley, has been
at the Braley farm a few days.
Miss Laura Braley went Monday to
auckland, Mass, to teach school after
having spent a vacation at home.
Mrs. Hannah Parker returned from
Lyndonville Tuesday where she had visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Crafts.
Miss Antoinette Bowie returned Tues
day to her home after having been en-
poyed at Sunapee during the summer
Stanley Smith went to New York Sun
day and Mrs. Smith and Gwendoline re-
turned to their city home on Thursday
@. Herbert Huntley was in town Sun
day. He is employed by the New Eng
land Telephone company in Brattleboro
Dr. and Mrs Bugbee arrived Saturday
and are settling their new home. They
are taking their meals at Mrs. Robbins's
Miss Edith F. Mauhire, who has beer
visiting Mrs. w. G. Treadway, returned
Wednesday to her school work in Good
ground, L. I.
Miss Ida Stowell and daughter, Helen
of Windsor are staying at Mrs Nj. u
Eobbins's and calling upon old nelgh'
bors and friends.
MIR. and Mrs F. o. Pierce OF warren
Mass, and Mrs. George Merrill of Fran
ugham, Mass, are visiting their sister
Mrs. L. p. Bailey.
The many friends of Mrs. George FL
field Of Bellows Falls will be sorry u
hear that she has had the misfortune u
break her collar bone.
A large number of Odd Fellows IRON
this town attended the field day in Brat
uoboro on Labor day. Many more Woul'
have gone but for the rain.
Dudley Prescott will give one of hi
unique entertainments at the town hal
ibis evening. He is a famous humorlsl
musical mimic and ventriloquist.
Miss Anna Blood, who was at he
mothers, Mrs. Luke Blood's, returne
Thursday to Marlboro, n. H., where sh
is employed by Mrs. Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Bush of Bosto
took dinner at Mrs NJ. E. Robbins's sun
day. Mr.. Bush was brought up on tn
farm at the foot of Brookline mountain
Ralph Harlow of Westminster Yves
has entered the employ Of W. f. Pierce
He will deliver the milk and will atten
Irattleboro high school, going back an
forth on the train.
Hlr. and Mrs. Walter Rathbun c
New Haven, Conn, are visiting at Dol
Coughs. Mrs. Rathbun win be re
mcmbered as Laura Stebbins Talbot, VIII
has spent much time in Putney.
Justin Wheeler was In town from Fri
day until Monday, when he left for Spo
kane, Wash, to visit his aunts, and loo
over the country. The company fc
which he expected to work in Lexington