Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-18

schools In Brattleboro last Friday. SO tine
schools In the village were not in ses-
sion on that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foley have moved
TO West Mortified, Mass, where Mr.
Foley has position in the telegraph Of
flee.
Fostine Blgelow, who has carried on
the John Barrett farm will leave next
week for his old home in Northfeld
Mass.
At Perce's hall, East Putney. next
Tuesday evening Rev. H. Il. Buffum will
give his illustrated lecture "The People
of India"
Mrs Loren Gooden went to West
minister West Saturday to stay a few
days on her farm while the apple crop
Is being harvested.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Martin and Da-
ma Clough attended the wedding of
Mr.. Martins brother in Bellows Falls
Wednesday evening.
Harry Crowley has, been appointed
night operator at the railroad station.
His position as assistant to Station Agent
Gee Is filled by Philip w. Howard
Clifford Booth of Leominster, Mass,
came Saturday to the home of his father
Charles Booth, where he stayed until
Tuesday, when he left for Providence
r. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Brltton went We'd
nesday to Keene to attend the wedding
of Mr.. Brittons brother, Byron Britton
of Springfield, Mass, to Miss Florence
Cummings of Keene
y. w. J. wilkins of Brattleboro was in
town Wednesday, summoning witnesses
to county court for the trial for murder
of William Fairbanks, who was at one
time employed in this town.
George Bush of Bellows Falls was in
town this week helping Mrs Bush move
their household goods from the rooms
they have occupied in the Bugbee house
to her fathers, Elwin Patterson's.
Lawrence 5. Aver went Friday to
Rockingham for a days sport in hunt
ing. He did not bag much game, but
had the pleasure Of bringing home with
him plenty of squirrels and wild ducks.
II. T. Coe. who has been in Boston on
business several weeks, was at home the
last of the week. returning to Boston
Sunday, accompanied by Mrs Coe. They
expect to stay in Boston until December.
Deacon Charles +. Prouty has rented
his farm for a year to his son, DR.. Ar
thur Prouty. Mr.. and Mrs. Prouty ex-
pect to spend the winter with their
daughter Mrs. Newton Clarke in Bos-
ton.
The annual meeting of the ladies' aid
| society of the Congregational church will
| o'clock at the home of Mrs. a. d. H.
Harris. A general invitation is extended
| to all ladies connected with the parish.
Mrs. Benjamin Howard. who has been
| seriously i'll the 'Past few weeks, was
| taken this week to the home of DR.. L. H.
| Bugbee for care and treatment. Little
| Kenneth Howard is at the home of his
grandmother, Mrs. Alfred F. Howard.
The summer home of Prof. ]. E.. Rus
II, f.v. 1l,n NTtu
Russell and two daughters, Frances and
Marion left Wednesday for Boston.
where they will stay three weeks before
| going to their home in Williamstown,
| Mass.
Sunday evening the meeting of the
| Christian Endeavor society of the Baptist
church will be held at $50 and 'the even
| ing service in the church at 7S0. when
| the pastor. Rev. H. +. Buffum, will give
| an illustrated lecture or The People Of
| India" The slides for the stereopticon
will be cclored.
| Mr.. and Mrs James p. Whitney and
| Mr. and Mrs. l., Randall Doane and
| little son, who have spent the past few
months in Springfield, came Saturday to
| the home of Miss Alice Whitney. where
they will stay while Dr. Doane Is looking
at places in which TO settle for the prac-
tice of his profession.
II. w. Hutchinson of Bellows Falls
was in town Tuesday evening to inspect
| Col. w. II. Greenwood post, No. 80, G. A.
r. After the reception an oyster supper
was served, to which members of the
Woman's Relief corps, who were holding
meeting in the hail above, were in
| Vited.
At the regular meeting of Golden Rule
chapter, No. 3, o. +. s.. next Wednesday
| evening the degree of the order vii
| be conferred on one candidate. The
grand patron, district deputy grand pa
iron and district deputy grand matror
| are expected to be present. rehearsal
| will be held Monday evening.
A party of automobilists were stalled
| here Saturday night. Owing to the hote
| being closed 1t was a fortunate circum'
stance that they bad relatives in town
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J.. Durham and Mr. and
| Mrs Miles of Brattleboro and Dr. Lam
son of Hopedale, Mass, made up tht
party and they were given entertainment
| at II. l.. Bailey's.