Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-02
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visiting this week at Harry Franklin's.
Edwin Fish of Amherst, Mass, is
guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs r. N.
Marsh.
Mrs. Addie shattuck Of Brattleboro is
spending two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. Willard.
o. w Follett returned this week from
the jamestown exposition. He reports a
very enjoyable trip.
Miss Alice Randall of Athol is making
her annual visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Randall.
Mrs. Emmett Medkiff of Washington, D.
c.. has been spending two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. a. Y. Bigelow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Lowe are moving
this week to their new home on West
street recently bought Of Frank Rand.
W. r. Blood has been engaged as jani-
tor OF the Congregational church in place
OF X w. Beebe. He enters upon his
duties at once
Mrs. c. c. Taft went Thursday TO Ches-
ter TO visit with relatives from the West.
Later they will 90 to Mortified, Mass.
to stay a few days
Rev. d. Mcintyre occupied the pulpit in
the Congregational church again last
Sunday after an absence of two weeks
In New Hampshire.
The Womans Home club will meet with
Mrs. James Follett Aug. Z, the date hav-
ing been changed from the usual time for
the present month only.
Col II. p. Davidson of Highland Park
Military academy called upon friends in
town this week Mr.. Davidson was prin-
cipal of Leland and Gray seminary %
years ago.
a pleasing entertainment was given nv
the little folks of the Congregational
Sunday school Tuesday evening in Sem
mary hail Ice cream was served at the
close. The sum Of $13 was netted as n
result Of the undertaking
Mrs. Elmira Ripley and grandson. Ar
t.ur Iupiey or New York city are visiting
Mrs. Ripley's brother, H. S Kidder. Mas
ter Ripley is trumpeter for the "ISnigbts
OF King Arthur" n society connected
win the First Baptist church of New
York city.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Iandman and Mas
Ter Bernard, who spent several weeks at
A. A BIood's, started Thursday on their
return trip to Pittsneld. Maine. Thev
Were accompanied as far as sharon
Mass, by Mr. and Mrs Blood who ,,ii,
MAKE a short stay at the summer home
OF DT. and Mrs. G. T. Bruce.
The Townshcnd Public library will he
re"Iened next week In its new quarters
IN Seminary building with Mrs II "
Lewis acting Librarian for the present
Inc hours Will be: Tuesday. 10 c: We'd
nesday' $50 To $50: Friday $50 to $50
Ne" DOCKS nave been ordered and cat
a'ouges are expected to be ready soon
Much regret is felt over the donart,,ro
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Beebe. who 90 n
Northheld, Mass, for their future home
hr' Beebe has filed the position Of ianf-
tor OF the Congregational church for a
period OF years and both he and Mrs
Beebe have been Interested workers IN
lue aHalrs OF the church and will be
greatly missed.
visited his aunt Miss Harriet Fletcher
TINS week Mr.. Fletcher is a civil en-
gineer and has been employed several
years by the FL Paso Southwestern Pail
road company, but more recently bv the
Atcherson. Topeka e Santa Fe Railroad
S'HIpahE On MS return he will go to
seattle IN the interest Of his business.
Mrs John Johnson Of Avon. H.. for
m'r resident Of this town, is nj tho bo,,,
of Mrs. Lettie Dutton this week Nrs
Johnson's family formerly lived on tho
larm now owned by Irving Watson Mr.
Johnson left this town % years ago ac-
companied by her four daughters In the
intervening years two have died. one is
Avon. III
\ pleasant days outing AZ ITaniIto,
ana Mrs. F. B. Burwell, the Misses Rur-
We'll Of Providence, r T.. and Mr. and
Mrs. +. II. Alhee. The dav was nerfnct
LOT drive and the roomy pleasure wog-
on OF Mr. Burwen with fine nair or
horses Is good equipment for such
- ~ ne rams were found to be very
beautiful and we'll worth the visit.
Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Lowe very n1oos-
aHlIy entertained few of their relatives
ana friends at a lawn tea last Tuesday
afternoon, among them being Mrs sid
hey Garfield and daughter, Miss Christa-
bel. of West Townshend; Mrs. Hadlock
ana enid OF Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. e r
batcheldcr. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Batcb-
eluer OF Michigan, Mrs II. V. Dale. Miss
Dale and John Dale
Mrs E. 4. Macdonald will close her
work as Townshend correspondent for |
me Phnnix with this weeks issue In |
reurlhg thanks are extended to all who |
nave so kindly shown an interest in tbe |
IoWnshend column and have thoughtf,IlIv |
lelped in contributing to the interest and |
success which the correspondent has en- |
leaVored to maintain. Mrs Macdonald |
VIII very soon become resident of Bel |
ows Falls
Two of our summer guests enioved n
Unique experience a few days ago. nv
way or variety and to further enjoy the |
scenery of West river valley a trip TO
Londonderry and return by the mixed
rain was projected and entered unon
with considerable expectation. on reach
ns Londonderry dinner was ordered at
ne hotel and enjoyed with keen relish
'ut the dessert was favored somewhat
WIN disappointment when the landlord
informed them that their train had gone
Not wishing to spoil their dinner bv such
n announcement he kindly refrained. and
instead gave them the problem to solve
u now to return without a train. AS
ften happens a such times misery loves
ompany,' and it was found that the
lumber was increased to 1--WE. After
nucn discussion of teams, automobiles
nj messages over the telephone, a plan
vas nit upon by one of the number which
roVed the solution. After communicate
hS with the powers that be" in New
london permission was obtained to Sc
ure transportation on the freight. which
esulted in the travellers reaching the de-
lred destination wiser If not 'sadder"
or the trip.
BONNEVILLE.