Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05
WESTMINST Err.

David Holden Of Pittsford is visiting
Howard Fem.
s. NJ Nutting has been re-appointed
health officer.
Thomas Powers has resumed work at
Mr.. Ddscomb's.
Judge Kellogg and Miss Kellogg spent
the Fourth in Peru.
w J. Kerwin Of stony Brook Mass
was in town last week.
Marion Wiley and Annette Davis are
spending the week in Springfield.
Mrs Fowler of Wcstfeld Mass, IS
visiting her niece, Mrs. Scion Kendall
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fairbrother Of
Springfield were IN town over Sunday.
Wesley Spencer of Keene is at f. l.
Lanes to stay during his vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayward Of
Springfield are at Fred Hayward's.
Miss Hattie Wright. teacher in New
Haven. Conn, is spending her vacation
at home
Miss Alfredo Cloudman of Bellows Falls
was a guest of Miss Carrie Hayward the
past week.
Mrs. Julia Parker of Brattleboro re-
Gently has been a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
c. II. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs James Harrington and
son Of Windsor visited Mr. and Mrs. La
pine over Sunday
Miss Rest Metcalf Of Tinsdalc is spend
ing several weeks with her grandmother,
Lucretia Metcalf.
Winthrop Bent of WATERFOWL, Mass,
is spending several weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank FAIR.
Or a. c. Davis Of New York city was
with his children a few days the past
week at O. L. Fishers.
George Dascomb Of San Antonio, Texas,
has Joined his family at their summer
home on School street
Mrs. Walter Atcherson and three chill
dren Of New York are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. b. +. Atcherson.
Hermon Bond and Harry Winchester
who are employed in Boston. came to
town Saturday for a brief visit
Mrs. Julia Lyman is visiting her daugh-
ter. Alice, in Cummington, Mass, and will
visit in Greenville before returning.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winter of lest
Brattleboro are spending several days
with Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Fairbrother.
Miss Bessie Wright came home this
week from Somerville, Mass, where she
has been with her sister several months
George wilkins. jr., left his home in
st Helena July l and intends to reach
here on tho Nth. He will stop at James
town
At the corporation meeting Saturday
evening il was voted TO raise sufficient
money to light the streets within the cor
poration limits
Misses Helen ana Blanche wilkins
and Miss Carrie Lyman went TO Bellows
Falls Tuesday TO Join friends there I'm a
trip up the river by motor boat
George Woodbun and Robert Loveioy
Of Springfield spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Farr The young men
made the trip in canoe as far as Bel
lows Falls.
family picnic Of the Woodburns FAIRS
and Tates of this place Joined by the
Woodburns and Fields Of Springfield
spent the day Thursday at Barber park
Little Marian Tate discovered two
young deer in her fathers garden Mon
day nibbling beets. She came TO the
house and reported. stating that Il
shooed them away but they came right
back and. sure enough. there theJ were
Miss Grace Fenton attended commence
m"nt exercises at the Casteton normal
school where her sister Viola was n
graduate in class Of so. The Misses
Fonton will return this week Miss Grace
has completed her third year in the Wal
pole nigh school without an absent mark
Mrs George Spond was called to West
port y. y. Saturday on account of
the serious illness Of her father Mr.
Spond was returning from Bellows Falls
where he had taken Mrs Spond when he
c"IIid"d with an automobile, and was So
riously injured. No blame can be at
tachcd TO the automobile party whose
members took charge Of him until his
wounds We're dressed. and then saw him
safely home
The literary program Of Boyden
Grange, which was to have been given
June % in charge of +. C. TuthilI. was
postponed, and will be called for july 5
Government ownership Of railroads
telephone. telegraph and express com
panies' will be discussed by J. w Col
Inns, Cause and settlement Of strikes"
by d. +. Wright. How does the money
power manage to exert such a powerful
influence in the state and national senates
ana what is the remedy" by G. c.
Wright.