Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-30
GRAFTON.

GRAFTON.
John Daniels of Boston is staying at
Hill View.
Mrs. J. e. Edison went to Brattleboro
last week
Curtis futile is occupying a part of
Allen Davis's house.
Miss Helen =. Culver Is teaching in
Marlboro, this state.
Grafton Cornet band will play at Bar
Der park Labor day.
George Aldrlch spent few days I'm
DummerstOn last week.
Henry NJ Rose of Washington, d. c.,
is a guest at Prof. Wilson's.
After Sept. the post office will be
closed at instead of $50 p. m.
Miss Florence Adams is spending
week at her home in Williamsvile.
Mrs. Gilles of Troy, N. Y, is boarding
with Mrs. II. r. Church at Maplewood.
VIII WatrOus and friend of Windsor
are spending week at II. +. Watrouss
Mrs. Fred Harris and son of Lowell,
Mass, are visiting at Romance Harrlss.
The w G. Y. U. will meet with Mrs.
S. T. Leonard Wednesday, Sept. 4, at
3 y. m.
Miss Nettie Johnson of Townshend has
been spending a few days at George Dun
hams.
George Hobart had the misfortune to
lose one Of his best team horses last
week.
Fred Aiken of Saxtons River has been
visiting his grandmother, Mrs Fannie
Shelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Holden have been
visiting their son, John Holden, in Bel
lows Falls.
Miss Fannie Hall enjoyed a trip to Mt.
tons River
Prof George G. Wilson is again with
his family at Green Hollow, having ar
rived Tuesday.
The Eastman school opened Tuesday,
aug. p. All the other schools in town
will open Tuesday. Sept g.
Several from here attended the reunion
of the Windham County Veterans asso-
citation Thursday at Newfane.
Arthur II. Willard of Everett. Mass.
was with his family at Miss Sarah Ayers
from Wednesday until Sunday.
Mrs. Eddy and children and Miss Clara
falrbank or West Townshend visited at
II. H. Burlingame's this week.
Members Of tile Congregational Sunday
school held a Picnic in Rev. b. w. Pen
nocks maple grove Wednesday.
Miss Abbie Palmer went Thursday to
SaNtons River for few days visit be
fore going to her school In Union, Conn.
A party including the Merrlheld, wal
ker Higbie Doughty and Butler families
enjoyed picnic at Lowell lake Wednes-
day
Mrs. Han Staples Of Waltham. Mass.
and Mrs. Charles Howard Of Bellows
Falls have been at The Tavern a few
days.
Miss Clara Converse. formerly of this
no "a &c Hos,
speak in the Baptist church next Sun
day morning
w. NJ Walker. L. o. Merrineld. Eaton
Merritield and Arthur Butler enjoyed a
fishing trip to Stoddard pond. Stoddard.
y. II, last week
Rev. c. X. Upton, pastor OF the Bap-
list church during the past two years.
has resigned and will go to Hudson,
n H., in September
Mrs a. H. Haskell, with her sons.
Avert and Harold. enjoyed a carriage
drive to Manchester and West Pawlet
last week. remaining for a short visit.
f. c. Farbank OF Bellows Falls spent
sunday in town. He was accompanied
by Miss May Thompson, who remained
Few days. the guest OF Miss Annie
Walker.
Miss Fannie Hall recently entertained
Mrs. \. b. Neil, Miss Elizabeth Neill
and Humphrey NELL OF Buffalo. n. Y,
and Misses Abbie and Ruth Smith of
Railway, y. j.
Miss S. +. Daniels returned to her home
here Tuesday after an absence of several
months. During this time she has en-
Joyed trip through England Ireland
Scotland and Wales
Friends OF NJ. c. Redfeld gathered M
his home Tuesday evening to celebrate
his Goth birthday anniversary. The affair
was surprise to Mr.. Redheld. Refresh
ments were served and music was fur
nished by the Grafton Cornet band.
among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Blake Of Saxtons River and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blake of Spring
field.