Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-12
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Earl Williams cut his leg badly Tuesday
while peeling bark.
Mrs. II. F. Reed returned Tuesday from
her visit in Cushman, Mass.
Grace Babbtt has gone to Grafton to
work for Dr. Gilberts family
Merle Rabbit is working in +. a.
IIulett's store through vacation.
Miss Reynolds of stormville, n. Y, is
a guest at Rev. r. H. TibbalIs.
Mrs. w. w. Head left Wednesday for
a visit in Brattleboro and Jacksonville.
Irving Thompson is at home from the
Albany business college for the summer
DR.. u. b. Rabbit of Washington, D. c.,
was at his fathers a day or two last
week.
Mrs. cynthia Beden and grandson Of
Brattleboro are staying with Mrs. Serette
Clough.
Frank Simonds spent several days at
his home here, returning to his work
Monday
Miss Lyman, a trained nurse from Brat
tleboro, is caring for Mrs. Chase at
Cyrus Rabbits.
Sadie Sexton of Turner's Falls is visit
ing at l.. 0. Wilburs and with other
friends in town.
H. p. Chase went to Holyoke and
Springfield, Mass, last week on bust
Lucy Adrich, who has been at DeVere
Houghtons during the summer, went Fri
day to Chester to stay for the present.
Among those who attended the celebra-
ton in Wardsboro the Fourth were d. L..
Benson and family and a. T. Mofht and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs a. D. Whitman and
daughter, Mrs. Humphreys, of Orange,
Mass. have been visiting in town the
past week.
John Seaver and son of Indian Orchard,
Mass, came to l.. Z. Landmarks recently.
Mr. Seaver has returned, but the son re-
mains for a longer stay.
Anna futile came home last week from
Manchester where she had been since
March. She was accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. Ella Bourne
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Staples and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dudley returned to their
home in Springfield the first part of the
week after visiting at Col. II. y. Dudley's.
DR.. and Mrs. Mllington returned Tues
day from their trip to Pottsville, Pa.
| They were accompanied by their son,
Robert, who will spend his vacation here.
The state superintendent of the Anti
Saloon league is expected to speak in the
Baptist church on Sunday morning. 1t is
| probable that both churches will unite
in the service.
Among the people from out Of town to
attend Mrs. Charles Conant's funeral were
Mr.. and Mrs. LaRose of Castleton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford of Rutland,
brothers and sisters OF Mrs. Conant.
Rev. and Mrs. John Lyon of Holyoke
were at L. +. Churchills Wednesday.
Their mother, Mrs. Jane Lyon, accom-
panied them TO their summer home in
Mechanicsville to spend a vacation with
them.
At the exhibition given July the play,
Mine Falls" was rendered to a crowded
| house and the audience was very APP
precative The music, furnished by Lett
singer and Dugan of Brattleboro, gave the
usual satisfaction.
The Fourth of July passed off quietly.
Some spent the day at Lowell lake, some
! lage, while a few went to the Celebra-
| ton in Wardsboro. The ladies of the
Baptist society served their annual din
ner at the ycstry and 1t was we'll patron
| lied.
Among those who visited in town dur
ing Fourth OF July week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Davis of Newfane at Frank
| Davis's, Mr. and Mrs L. Smith at Fred
Wales. Hugh Philips. Flossie ODER and
Ella Howe at Nina Wales Henry How
ard, a recent graduate of Dartmouth col
| leEe, at NJ. J. Towards, Alfred futile
| and Dexter Willard Of Springfield at
| George Tuttle's.