Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-13

bend field on Saturday, was the most in
teresting one played this season. Thus
far the South Londonderry nine has won
six out of seven games, as follows:
Townshend ?, Weston 2, Grafton J., New
fame l. The team lost a game to Graf
ton. Score of Saturdays game:
south Londonderry 0 Dol 0 0
Newfane, OOO2OO2 0
NJ. S. Hobart is spending two weeks
in Weston.
Repairs on the Baptist church were
begun Monday.
Olive Churchill returned to her school
in Castleton Monday
Mrs. Terrill, nurse from Brattleboro,
Is caring for Fred Dean.
Mrs. Mary Mcintyre visited in Dandy
last week, returning Tuesday
L. II. Barber of Brattleboro is IN town
In the interest of musical instruments.
Extensive preparations are being made
for the fair at the north village Sept. 10.
Mrs. Blanche Monier and little daugb
ter Of Ludlow visited at +. w. Melendy's
this week
George Coombs is attending the Sun
day school convention in Saxtons River
this week.
On account Of the rainy weather but
few from here attended the fair at
Manchester.
Willard Coleman of Chester is shaving
scythe sticks for II. a. Dudley on e.
Magoon's farm.
Several from Hooker post are attending
the Grand Army encampment at Sara
toga this week.
Mrs. H. A Dudley went to Springfield
tuesday for two weeks visit with
son and daughter.
Lena Landman took Miss Cheney's
place in the post-office while she was
away on her vacation.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Dean Of Saxtons
River came to II. II. Darlings Friday to
visit their brother, Fred.
Seth Lyon and two daughters of Tam
pa, Fla, are staying at Riverside Inn
and calling on old friends
Miss Rose Moffitt has returned TO New
YORK city, where she is enjoyed I'm the
Wanamaker store as a dressmaker.
Mr. and Mrs. L. p. Hannum Of NAL
vern, Ark, are visiting in this vicinity.
MI dannum has been away three years
There will be an excursion to New
Aork city next week, leaving here at
noon Sept II, at the reduced rate of
$500 for the round trip.
Rev. Pliny Allen of Orange has been
called to this town twice during the mast
week to attend funeral services for little
DORIS Marden and for Mrs. Abbie Newell.
Fred Aldrich Of Northampton and little
daughter were guests at David Aldrich's
from Thursday to Monday Mrs. Althea
Adams OF Jamaica visited there at the
same time.
Fred Leonard as grand Juror. p. r
Holt as petit juror, a. l.. Cudworth. l..
H. Pierce .. r. Clayton and j. w. Mel
endy have been attending county court
at Newfane this week.
Rev. and Mrs. r. H. Tibballs are talk
ing their vacation this month They will
attend the Sunday school convention AT
SaNtons River and from there will
drive to their former home in Connecti-
cut.
Mrs. Abbie Newell, widow Of O. p.
Newell, died at her home in the north
village Tuesday, She was the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Atwood, who were
among the earlier settlers in town. She
was a worthy woman, "a good neighbor.
always ready to help in sickness or in
any good work. She was tenderly cared
Tor IN her last sickness by a stem
daughter, Mrs Ellen Warner. She leaves
a nephew, Eugene Davis, who, with his
wife, are the only near relatives here.
The funeral was held Thursday, Rev. p
Allen OF Orange officiating.