Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-30


D.. Mrs. Gala Knutson of Sioux City,
and T.. l.. Richardson Of Evanston, Ill.
The children We're all at the old home
when the mother passed away
The two Sunday schools are planning
to observe rally Sunday some time during
September.
Mr.. Convey Of Illinois is visiting his
cousin. Horace Gale, after an absence
of % years
Among welcome visitors in town is
Bette Carleton from SaXtons River who
is with Pauline Franklin.
Milon Park Osgood went last week to
Sunset lake to resume tenting with f. Il.
Gilbert. They will break camp this week.
w II. Miles attended the reunion Of
his old comrades Of Company l, 4th err
mont Volunteers, at Brattlehoro Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cobb spent a few
days I'm Keene last week and Mrs Cobbs
mother, Mrs. Smith of Putney, kept the
house in their absence.
Mrs Jennie Blakely returned with her
little son to Northboro, Mass, Tuesday
after visit Of three weeks with her
mother, Mrs. ARA Benson.
j. NJ. Hubbard and family and ?. II.
Dolan of Chicago were at the hotel Tues
the seminary under G. b. Smith.
+. J. Hosmer Of Greenfield. a comrade
of W. II. Miles, member of company !,
18th Vermont regiment, returned with him
from Braltleboru for short stay.
Mrs John johnson. who has been visit
ing the past month with her sister, Mrs.
Lettie Dutton, and other relatives, left
for her home in Avon, H. Thursday.
Mr. Brown will move to the downstairs
tenement in Mrs. Eddy's house and Mr..
Snyder will move from the Elms to the
upper tenement vacated by Mr.. Brown.
The new No. schoolhouse is being
plastered by Mr.. Timothy of Bellows
Falls. assisted by f. y. Blood II. w
Blood and \. y. Blood are at work again
on the courthouse in Newfane.
Leslie Lowe, who was sick with cry
sipelas last week, is making good recov-
cry. Miss Florence Marsh, i'll with rehu-
matte fever is rather on the gain. Mrs.
Russell Aldrich Is confined to the bed,
seriously Ill.
The part taAen by the Baptist pastor,
Rev. w w. Gushee, at the Windham
county Baptist association next week in
West Brattleboro is The Northern Bap-
fist Education Society" assigned for I
p. m. Wednesday,
Lyle Pierce and his mother OF London
derry visited al Mr.. Bensons last week
many old friends and former pupils
who rejoice in his recovery from his
severe illness while in Florida,
Miss Abbie Starr leaves this week for
Calumet, Mich, where she begins her
work as teacher in the graded scnools
next week. She made the journey here
in July by way Of the Great Lakes, but
viii return by the Canadian Pacific rail
road.
int n M ha a
invitation extended by Rev. and Mrs.
Broad to attend the meeting at Ben
casson next Tuesday al p. m, will do
well to heed the closing injunction on the
printed notices sent out, Bring extra
wraps"
J. II. Ware has shipped away over 800
cows in the last four months and has
over POO more to ship before winter He
lost two black cows out of one of his
droves two weeks ago coming down
through West Townshend and has not
heard from them since.
The bark louise mentioned in last weeks
Phoenix has been seen on some of the
trunks of the maple trees in the village
and a dead limb seemed to be the result
on one small tree. In some cases the
removal Of the lively patches seemed to
stop their further appearance
Mrs. Susan Howe of North Adams,
MASS anu AIS. OlIlNl Oh 11Nue IdIk,
Mass, sisters of the late Francis Plumb,
visited Mrs Plumb this week. Mrs. Howe
formerly lived at HarmOnyville in the
house now occupied by c. II. Willard and
Mrs. Smith once lived in the house where
Mrs, Lettie Dutton lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. IL. Willard, Mr.. and
Mrs, \. a. Mason, Mr. and Mrs. w. II.
Miles, Mr., and Mrs Lyman Gale, L. b.
BatChelder Hugh Phillips, George Gale
n
boro last Friday for purpose, and ac-
comphshed it, greatly enjoying the field
day held by Windham County Pomona
Grange.\
Mrs. Vesta Wilkinson Howard, whose
burial in Jamaica was reported last week,
was native of this town and well re-
membered by many. They recall her
marriage to DR.. Lowell just before his
death from pneumonia, and her late
marriage to Mr. Howard. Her sons Wis
tied here last week, calling on friends of
their mother.
Miss Beulah Timson, who has been
assisting Mrs. Charles Willard a few
weeks leaves for her WilliamsVille home
this week, and will begin her school in
the Parish district in Newfane next week
1t is fortunate that Miss Timson cam
begin her work as a teacher under so
able and faithful a superintendent as
Mrs. Georgia NJ. Love of Newfane.
A letter was received last week by Ella
Ware from Maud Moore, in which she
gives a pleasant account of her present
home in Closter, N. j. She tells of the
ride in the automobile to Brattleboro and
of the ride in the cars to her present
home, where she, with her brother
Harry, is living with her father, uncle
and grandmother 1t would seem from
the letter that the children are happily
situated.
The Goth annual meeting of the Wind
ham county conference of Congregational
churches will be held here in the Gongre-
gational church next Wednesday and
Thursday, and a hearty invitation is eX-
tended to members of the Baptist denom-
inatlon to attend any and all of the
services. An interesting program will
be presented. At 1890 a. m. Wednesday
there will be a sermon by Rev. w. F.
Mhitcomh and at 2Ah d. m. an address