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

Mrs. Jane Allbee has returned after
visit of two weeks in Reading.
Mrs. Lovesa Stearns has gone to Proc
torsville and Ludlow 10 visit two weeks
John n. Williams has sold his resi-
dence on Hapgood street to Oscar \.
Cast.
Miss Lena Seaver of Richmond is at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert -Bressor
for Short visit
Miss Florence Sherburne is spending
her vacation at the home of Miss Lillian
Brown at Sheldon, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Farnsworth of
Westminster Mass, spent a few days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Mason.
Miss Carrie Sawtell and her niece Miss
Ruth Sawtell of Springfield, Mass, were
guests at Daniel Beatons the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Hayes have gone
to South RoyaIton to spend two weeks
with Mrs. Hayes's mother, Mrs. Dan
forth.
The marriage of H. G. Holmes son of
Mrs. M L. Holmes, and Miss Gratia A.
Stearns June 81, in Claremont, n. H, is
noted.
The time of the meeting of the Ep-
worth league of the Methodist church
has been changed for the present from
Tuesday evening to Sunday evening at
G.
Saxtons River won an exciting 12-in-
ming baseball game from Bellows Falls
Saturday, lis, Russell and Murphy and
Severance and Eggleston were the batter
les.
Mrs. Charles Chandler went on We'd
nesday to Boston to stay for some time
with her husband, who is receiving treat
ment for lead poisoning at the Massa-
chusetts General hospital.
A new chemical wagon has been bought
h.
ton, the sum expended for the same be-
ing 1880, 1t is expected the new pur-
chase will arrive about Oct. /.
Floyd Hayford of Montpelier, a mem
Der of the working force in the home
office of the National Life Insurance Co..
is expected Saturday for a visit of two
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T.. Hayford
Miss Bertha Bodin, who is at home for
the summer from her studies in Smith
college, is supplying as organist at the
Methodist church during the absence of
Miss Florence Sherburne, the regular
organist, who is away for a vacation.
On Monday noon occurred the death
of Mrs. Charles B. Hyde of Green street.
Her illness was of several months du-
ration. Rev. D. S. Sanford officiated,
and the services were held in Emmanuel
church, and the burial in the Episcopal
cemetery.
d. L, Snow & Son are handling the
crop OF Strawberries raised on the Lewis
farm in Westminster. There was a
large sale of berries Saturday, extra
crates arriving from Putney, and the
price per basket was probably lower than
1t will be any time this season.
The ladies' aid society of the Methodist
church held very successful salad sup
per at their Vestry on Wednesday even
ing. At this supper the members of Mrs.
Dawling's class held a sale OF fancy
articles, the proceeds going to swell the
nucleus of the fund for church organ.
The clubhouse of the Riverside boat
has been broken into several times re-
Gently. Friday night Arthur Knight and
Louis Wilson were on guard and at day
break they caught an intruder, James
Tulley who was arraigned on a charge
of petit larceny and sentencd to 1913 days
in the house of correction in Rutland.
George Underwood of this place and
i. c. Richardson of Westminster have
recently sold to e, l.. Walker and d. L.
Snow timber lot of 1870 acres in Town
shend, consisting of hemlock, pine and
hard wood. A portion of it is old growth
and another steam mill may be estab-
lished in the West River valley as a re-
suit of the sale.
The aftermath of the GLORIOUS Fourth"
shows as a result of the enthusiasm (?) of
young America a large number Of lights
of glass in the old high school building
had been destroyed. The school board
has offered a reward for any information
regarding the vandalism, that may con-