Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
WESTMINSTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Underwood visited
in Springfield Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Lovejoy and son of Spring.
field were in town Tuesday.
Judge Kellogg and Miss Kellogg are
spending the week at Cape Cod.
Mrs. H. NJ. Sleeper of Bradford, N. H.,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. b. f. Sleeper
Florence Brown is spending the week
with her brother in Keene.
Mrs. d. N. Williams of Ludlow is with
her daughter, Mrs. S. e. Royce.
Mrs. Mark Arnold of st. Louis, Mo-,
Is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ar
mold.
Mrs. w. E. Aver of Windsor was a
guest of Mrs, George Walker over Sum
day.
Fred Hayward, who has been visiting
in Boston and vicinity the past week, re-
turned Monday.
Mrs. Harris and daughter of Schuyler
vile, N. " are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Chase
Mr. and Mrs. George Batty Of New
York were guests at Thomas Ashwell's
the past week.
William Marcy of Boston Is spending his
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Marcy,
Mrs. Mabel Watkins Church of jackson,
Mrs. Foster Watkins
E. f. Ware and daughter, who have
been at B. I. Phelps's several days, re-
turned to Boston Monday.
a party of young men went on the ex-
| cursion to LAKE Champlan Thursday,
joining friends at Bellows Falls.
Miss Carrie Lyman went to Green
vile, N. H., Saturday. returning with her
mother, Mrs. Julia Lyman, this week
Mrs. Malinda Hager has returned to her
home in South Deerheld, Mass. after
! spending week with her uncle, Austin
| Sanderson.
were entertained at Madam Fenn's Tues
day They came from Greenfield by
automobile
G. Royce has engaged a competent
blacksmith who not only does shoeing but
wood work of various kinds especially
repairing wagons.
Mrs. Wesley Howard of West Towns
bend has been spending the past week
with her son, George Howard, who lives
| on lower Main street.
| Mrs. E. r. Smith of Melrose. Mass,
who has been guest at Mr. and Mrs.
| Charles Marcys, has gone to Saratoga,
! N. Y, for the summer.
Dr. Charles Buck of Boston was a
! guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Phelps from
! Saturday to Monday. His daughter,
Maxine, returned with him.
Mrs. Spencer and daughter Of Mime
apols are guests of Mrs. L. c. Richard
son, who came from Springfield Wednes-
| day to entertain her friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Underwood of
Bellows Falls visited their daughter, Mrs.
| Fred Metcalf, this week; also Mr. I'm
derwood's brother, Joseph Underwood.
Mrs. Charles Arnold gave a party We'd
nesday afternoon TO 20 young women in
honor of her sons wife. Mrs. MARK
Arnold, who is the guest of the house.
Mrs. Ruth Spencer and Miss Grace
Lemon went to Bellows Falls Tuesday to
spend the remainder of the week with
Mrs. Spencer's daughter, Mrs. Frank
! Lemon.
George wilkins, jr, and Mr.. Keyser-
| ling and nephew of st. Helena, s. c.,
arrived Sunday night and will be the
guests of Mrs. wilkins and daughters a
few weeks
The Valley creamery has never at this
season of the year been doing so large a
business. Three thousand pounds Of but
ter week is the regular production, and
the price is beyond former years.
The greatest social event Of the season
! was the dance given by the B. p. A. club
! at the town hall last Friday evening.
There were 100 invited guests, and it was
a very enjoyable occasion Maynard
band of Keene furnished music.
1t Is regretted that so small an audience
greeted Prof Gilbert Tuesday evening at
! the Nestry, for no more worthy object
could be presented than the one given.
| Education is to be desired for the masses,
! of whatever color or nationality, and as
we help to further this cause we help to
strengthen good citizenship and put down
| ignorance and crime 1t is not simply a
| paying of expenses but one of help and
on. t,va.r