Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-27

beauty Of the village and surrounding
scenery, and spoke in appreciative terms
Of the hospitality dispensed Mt the Inn.
Adelbert Benson has recently visited
his father, ARA Benson's.
Miss Sadie Holden OF Newfane visited
at Martin Sparks's over Sunday.
The pupils Of the seminary were given
Wednesday for visiting the Valley Fair.
Mrs. Alice Cheney Ella Of Chicago Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles II. VIII
lard
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Cobb attended the
funeral Of friend in Saxtons River sun
day.
d. w. Ncedham. n clerk in Hollands
store eight years ago was in town sun
day.
Mrs. Elose Sanders Perrin Of Spring
field, Mass has been a guest at Hayes
Sanderss
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Gale left Monday
for n weeks visit with Mrs. Gales brother
in Boston.
The Hadassah league will meet this
friday afternoon with Misses Ella and
Ruby Stebbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cobb OF Nashua, n.
H. are visiting Mr.. Cobb's parents in
Harmonyville.
Miss Ruby Stebbins returned last week
from Nashua Mr.. Stebbins win stay un-
I'll harvesting is over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bruce of Brattle-
boro visited Royal Marshs family and
other relatives last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long Of Springfield.
Mass, who have boarded at the Inn a
month, returned home last week.
Misses Edith Sanders and Clara Stone
and II. ]. Wilson. all OF Brattieboro spent
Sunday at their respective homes.
George Anbee has begun work as night
Waterman at Wizards mill in place Of
Frank Gray. who will work during ,..e
day.
Miss Alice Temple OF willamsville
Joined the freshman class at the seminary
this week. She has a room at Mrs. Will
sons
West River Grange will hold an in
termedlate meeting next Friday evening,
Oct 4, and the program will be in charge
of the young ladies'.
John Brigham and his sister, Miss
Blanche Brigham. left for Duluth, Mimi,
this week. Miss Brigham viii spend a
month visiting in the West
Mrs. Alonzo Stone and Mrs. Arthur
Rand have been appointed delegates by
the local union to the state W. c. T. L.
convention in Brandon next week.
If realization exceeds anticipation, the
proposed visit of the Dorcas Guild to
Mortified next week to the home OF
Mrs. Beebe will be a delightful time in
deed.
Fred d. Osgood left Monday for Bur
lington, He is a member of the sopho-
more class of the University OF ermont.
Ernest Hodgdon has resumed his studies
at Yale university.
Many friends here sympathlZe with
Mrs Martha Tyler of Brattleboro In the
death of her only daughter, Minnie. Mrs.
Abbie Taft attended the funeral held in
Brattleboro last week
The food sale by the Baptist ladies' last
week was called the best sale held yet.
The food found ready purchasers and
about $3.50 was taken The ladies are
planning for harvest supper next month.
A. A. Mason and Mrs. Sarah Wilson
attended the funeral of Adm II. Pettee
in Bratteboro Tuesday. Mr.. Pettee's
mother is their cousin. After the wreck
at Newfane they went by team to Brat
tleboro with w. S. Holland,
Mrs. Park Holland returned from Bran
don last week where she had been to
attend the funeral OF her husbands
grandmother Her mother, Mrs Hol
land, will stay in Brandon to attend TO
the necessary business following the
death OF her mother.
Mrs. Gertie Pike and two sons left
Wednesday for southern California,
been in San Diego the past year and a
half. Mr.. Pike formerly was in business
in White River Junction, but was Obliged
to seek a different climate on account of
i'll health.
Clarence N. Snow came from New York
city Saturday night for a weeks visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Alroy
Snow, both of whom are in feeble health.
Mr.. Snow Is now travelling representative
of the advertising department of the New
York Evening Journal
Rev. w. w. Gushee left Monday morn
ing for the Baptist state convention in
Rutland. The usual mid-week prayer
meeting will be held this week on Friday
evening. The pastor is making these
meetings especially interesting by his
expositions on the book of Romans.
The Baptist Sunday school will observe
next Sunday as reilly day. Members OF
the home department and parents with
children whose names are on the cradle
roll are especially invited as well as all
members of the church and society. The
exercises will be held at the usual hour
OF the Sunday school SEES sion.
About 40 Townshendites took the train
Tuesday morning en- route for Brattle-
boro, some to visit the Valley Fair, some
to return TO their homes after a vaca-
ton with friends some TO enjoy a short
trip to Boston, and Others to attend the
funeral of a relative. The most Of them
had ample time while waiting on the bank
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