Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-02

was drunk and that the offence would
not be repeated. In court the respondent
was not represented by counsel. but had
as witnesses his wife, Mrs Nellie Crone.
and Edward G. Rravman. Attorney Tenn
pie represented Abbie Bliss, and Mrs
TorreY Grace Torrey and Mrs Henry
Dickerman testified in her favor
Mrs. W. s. Barrows is visiting in Con-
cord.
G. f. Keyou has been in Boston this
week
Miss Kate L. Bailey has been in Little
ton this week.
Mrs. c. E. Reed Of Orange Is visiting
Mrs G. VI. Cook
G. +. Robertson and c. E Cramer have
bought motorcycles.
Mrs. =. W. Tilden has been in Worces-
ter the past week
Herbert T. Fisher was away on n bust
ness trip last week.
John Taylor Of Harisvllle was in town
the last Of the week.
Nineteen went from here to Boston on
the excursion Friday.
+. NJ. Fuller and family are taking an
outing at Spofford lake.
Charles Sandcrson Of Clinton Mass.
was in town over Sunday.
\ Waiting party is'being talked Of for
some evening next week.
Miss Young. a nurse from Greenfield, Is
caring for Mrs. G. j. Amidon.
Rev. Delmar Trout of Bratleboro visited
Rev. c. II. Temple last week
w Z. Could of Boston Is with his
wife for a two weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Moves Of Greenfield
spent sunday al +. W. Tnden's
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien are at
Rock Island for a two weeks outing
Mrs y ]. Roy is spending two weeks
in Troy, FitzwiIliam and other places.
Miss Christina Robertson is spending n
week with a school friend in Sandwich
r W. Tildcn has been in Barre. Vt.
this week owing to the death Of a rela-
tive.
Harry White is taking a vacation from
his duties on the American Express
team.
Edward sabin Of Bellows Falls Is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. s X
Sabin.
Ray Stoughton and Mildred Mossman Of
Worcester visited relatives in town last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Robertson and
| their guests spent q day at Mt Tom last
week
Mrs. Don Bcrgeron has returned to
! Brockton after an extended trip at Joseph
! Detour's.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Fuller Of Science
| tady, y. Y, visited recently with W. E.
| Belleville.
Edwin Bailey Of South Doerfeld. Mass.
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
| II. Bailey.
James Britton came here Monday from
the soldiers home at Titon to spend
| a few days
Raleigh's Colts We're defeated by the
Kings Of the Forest Saturday afternoon.
Score TO :.
the different houses where there were
diphtheria cases.
Edward Mcdonald has moved from
Ashuelot to the Aldrich tenement on
| Kilburn street.
W. s. Kimban Of Boston is with his
family al Edward Stebbinss for a two
weeks vacation
Fred Davis and family Of Hartford
Conn have been spending the past week
at \. B. Daviss.
II. c. SpauldinG and Henry Royce
caught large string Of fish at spofford
lake Saturday night.
The horse which has been used on the
| delivery wagon of c. \. Holland & Son,
died Saturday night
DR.. Karl T. Richards and family OF
| Maynard. Mass. are spending two weeks
| at Emerson j. RlchardS s.
\ number of the young people of the
village attended a dancing party al
| Mountainside Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Faulkhauser of New
York have been visiting Mrs. Faulkhau-
ser's sister, Mrs. w. F. White.
Prof. w Jackson Leonard of the Uni
| versity of West Virginia, has been visit
ing his brother F, J. Leonard,
Mrs. J. w, Jeffords and daughter
Marion, have been spending a few days
with II. f. Jeffords in Plymouth.
There will be preaching at the Baptist
church next Sunday. Rev. W. T. Riggs
of Concord will occupy the pulpit.
Fred Pohlman of Springfield, Mass, has
succeeded Mr.. Ferguson as foreman in the
dye room in the Halle & Frost mill
Leslie Wilder, inventor Of Wilder
| patent "come- along" an instrument for
stretching wire, has bought an automo-
bile.
Mrs, Sarah Kinds and Mrs. Cora Ken
nedy are spending several weeks in var
ious places in Vermont, looking after
property,
Mrs. Percy Booth OF Springfield is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ell
zar Doucette. Mr., Booth was in town
over Sunday.
There were seven DRINKS in police court
last week Four were committed to the
county farm, one was discharged and the
| other two settled.
Dishes used at the union Sunday school
picnic still uncalled for are at the Con-
| gregational church Knives forks and
spoons are at Mrs. s. II. McDonalds.
The Methodist society held lawn party
| Wednesday evening on the Baptist par
sonage lawn. The Hinsdae band gave a
concert which was enjoyed by a large
| crowd.
Mrs. Elber f. Barber and the Misses
Kate and Nina Barber of Oshkosh, Wis
who have been visiting relatives in town
went to Brattleboro Wednesday Ia
visit relatives.
Two small locomotives were hauled this
week from the station to the site of the