Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-01-04
NORTHERN COUNTY TOWNS
STATIONS RIVER.

STATIONS RIVER.
Harry Sparks of Townshend was in
town Tuesday.
Blanche Farr returned to Mt Holyoke
college Wednesday.
J. II. Walsh of Houghtonville came
Wednesday to visit relatives.
Harry Bemis of Keene recently visited
his sister. Mrs. w. A. Marvin.
The carpenter work on Lew Thompson's
new house is nearly completed.
Leroy Hall of st. Adams has been Wis
iting at John Austin's this week.
a few from here attended the dance
in Cambridgeport Friday evening.
Miss Flora Tuthm of Northampton has
been visiting Miss Valera Benton.
Mrs. c. c. johnson of Townshend spent
two days this week at II. G. Johnson's.
Mrs. NJ. Jones and daughter of Ludlow
visited at w A. Marvin's over Sunday.
There are a few cases OF whooping
cough among the small children around
the village.
Mrs. Duane Taylor and daughter,
Esther visited a few days last week in
Spunord.
G. c. Johnson and Miss Nettie Of
Townshend visited at II. c. Johnson's
Saturday
J. c. King Of Manchester, y. H., visited
his son, Edward King, this week at
e. y. Smiths
Miss Margaret Coughlin of Boston re-
Gently visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William CouEhln.
Mrs. a. j. Holden and niece of Keenc
are visiting Mrs Holdeus sister Mrs.
w. \. Marvin this week
owing to stormy weather and a small
crowd f. G.. Rand's cottage was not sold
nv Il q.
Mrs. Lula Rawsou. who is employed in
the overall factory iu Brattleboro is at
home for "A week. while the shop is shut
down.
Tho name Of the man who died so
suddenly last week at the boarding house
Of the wooden mill was Matthew Griffin
instead of George Griffin. as stated.
Madam Waitee has given up the rooms
i'm Starks Edsons building which she
has been using in the interests Of her
plant stands and her "NI-ear" toilet
mirror.
James Stearns and Miss Mary Green Of
this place started for Bellows Falls last
Tuesday. where they expected TO be mar
ricd and then go to Concord. y II. on
their return here It Is expected they will
begin housekeeping on Pleasant street.
Miss Daisy Houghton VINO has been at
Mrs. 10" Smiths since Saturday was
lound 10 b' li with scarlet FEVER and was
taken 10 her home at Barber park Her
mother who was boarding al Mrs.
smiths and working in the wooden mill.
went with her. The house of Mrs.
Smith is quarautincd
The odd Fellows and Ryhckahs held a
joint installation OF officers Tuesday even
ing In odd Fellows hall About Co We're
present District Deputy Grand Master
Dewitt Davis and Harry Gould. both Of
In. q 4
lowing officers Of the SaNtons River lodge
were installed; y. c. Charles Fuller:
V. C., w. II. Deane: secretary. +. 4.
lloughton; treasurer. c. r. Tower: war
den, George Buchanan; conductor.
Henry Davis: r. s y. c.. G. B. Hume:
l.. 5. y. C.. G. L. Gale; r. s. V. G..
+. T.. Richardson: l.. s. Y. c.. NJ E
Scycrens; chaplain. c. W. Osgood: J. G..
Leon Perry. q. c.. G. F. Simonds: r. S.
5. Melvin Swain; l.. : $. Charles Farr.
The officers Of Crystal Rebekah lodge
were installed by Mrs Matte Warner.
, y u. p, OF Ludlow. assisted by Miss
Emma Warner Of Ludlow. marshal as
follows: y. C., Mrs. Nina Davis: V. c..
Mrs. Martha Hume; secretary Mrs.
Audie Fuller; T. S. Miss Grace Lowell;
treasurer. Miss Fannie Dutton; con-
ductor, Miss Cora Houghton: r. S.
y c.. Mrs. Clara Simonds; l. s y. G..
Mrs Cornelia Clough; r. 5. V C.. Mrs.
Clara HouGhton: L. $. V. c.. Mrs. Ella
Farnsworth chaplain. Mrs Jennie Farr,
After the installation refreshments OF
oysters. pies. cakes, etc, were served.