Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09
Miss Eta Marsh is visiting in Upton.

Miss Eta Marsh is visiting in Upton.
Macs
Guy Dutton is working for the Jamaica
Lumber company.
Deacon j. o. Folett is in Walpole
this week on business.
Miss Josephine Taft was at home from
Brattleboro over Sunday.
Raymond Truesdell left Monday to be-
gin work in Greenfield. Mass.
Gilbert Boutelle and family left Mon
day after a visit with his parents.
Dr. Rice and family came Monday for
a few days stay at the old home.
CLIFFORD Holbrook Is spending a few
days in town.
a. a, Blood is doing some work this
week on the Warder place near Newfane
village.
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Church OF liver
tom r. l., were in town yesterday on pro-
bate business.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Miles and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter blanchard attended church
in Brookine Sunday.
f. l.. Hastings is on duty at the depot
this week. as Mr.. Stone is taking his
vacation in Massachusetts,.
Rev. Mr.. Gushee left Monday for a
three days stay at Mortified. to attend
the general conference being held there
after spending nearly a fortnight with
his niece, Miss Ellen Ware in Brookline
Mrs. Lettie Dutton took her sister,
Mrs. johnson, to Grafton last Saturday
for two weeks visit with her brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor of Greenfield.
Mass, with their son and daughter. are
visitors at Mrs. Green's at Harmonyville.
Miss Catherine Frazier of Amsterdam.
n. Y, is spending a few days with Miss
Esther Dale and later will board at Mrs.
Eddy's.
The town library was opened in its
new quarters at the seminary last Tues
day and Mrs. Lewis is in charge for the
present
The many friends OF Mrs Mabel Martin
Park of Glens Falls. ". Y, send congrat-
ulations on the birth Of a little daughter,
Beatrice.
Mrs F, D. Reed and daughter are
visiting at DR.. Frazier's and later will
join Mr.. Reed at the lumber camp near
Jerusalem.
The baseball game played Tuesday on
Reeds field Townshend Va Grafton, re-
suited in the score Of to s in favor of
the home team.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Willis are again at
their home in Harry Franklins house at
Harmonyville. They will spend the rest
of the vacation here.
Marion. the Oldest daughter OF Mrs.
Blanche Prince, whose husband died re-
Gently is very i'll and little hope of her
recovery is entertained.
Miss Pearl Thayer. Miss Fletcher's
assistant and companion, is enjoying a
vacation and will visit in Charlemont,
Mass, and nearby towns.
A neat wire line fence has been put up
between the Lowe place, formerly the
TWitchell home, and the DR.. Rice place,
now owned by Mr.. Ober.
The Ware Church hearing was held in
the hotel Friday and Saturday, bring
ing many strangers to town as arbitra-
tors, counsel and witnesses.
Fred Smith and Frank Blood are lay
ing the foundation for the new school
house In district No. 3, which will be
located 40 rods west of the old building
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mason and daugh-
ter returned from their carriage drive
to Pittstown, N. Y, last Saturday and
left Thursday for their home in Gardner,
Mass.
Eugene Cudworth will move this week
from the O'Brien house in Harmony
vile to the tenement just vacated by
Leslie Lowe, who recently bought the
Rand house.
Deacon ]. o. Follett has signed the
contract for building the new bridge over
Cold river in Walpole, N. IT, 1t will be
a stone bridge, with two arches and a
span of 100 feet.
The Dorcas Guild will find next week a
busy one, for they will meet with Mrs.
Park Hollond on Wednesday, the 14th,
and will hold a food sale at the chapel
on Friday, the 10th.
Mrs. Lillian Wilson Smith, who with
her two young sons, has been spending
some weeks with her mother, Mrs VIII
son, left last Thursday for further visits
with relatives in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Leon Marble and Mrs. Foster of
Bellows Falls. Misses Lizzie and Laura |
knight Of Springfield, Mass, and Miss |