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


south and when he left he continued in
the same direction.
Eddy is visiting at Mrs. Charles
C. l. Pierce was in Rutland a few days
this week.
in jamaica.
Mrs. L. c. Boorum is in Brooklyn for a
tow days stay
Mrs. Addle johnson went to Springfield.
Mass, Monday.
George Thwing is visiting relatives in
Southwick, Mass.
\. r. Howard has been in Jamaica this
week after cattle.
clifford Martin has finished work for
Mrs ]. F. Washburn.
Miss Lula Barrett went Saturday to
Athol to visit her sister.
Miss Myra Robbins is visiting her
uncle, NJ Eugene Robbins.
Miss Lena Davenport of Bartonsville
is visiting Miss Lula Wood.
NJ II. Pember returned Monday from
his trip to Wells and Mt. Holly
Royal Taft of Corona. N. Y, is at his
-randfathers, Homer Taft's.
Miss Helen Morgan of Windsor is a
guest Of Mrs. Merritt Howard.
Miss Lucy Wright of East Putney is
working for Mrs NJ. E. Robbins.
Mrs. c. w. Adams has gone to South
Lancaster, Mass, to visit relatives.
Nelson Stevens and daughter of South
wick, Mass, are at Charles Thwing's.
Merrill Dodge of Keene came Monday
To visit his aunt, Miss Mary Jane O'Neil
Mr.. Miles of Bellows Falls will supply
o. lit
sunday.
Mrs. Daniel Patterson and daughter of
Arattleboro visited at Edwin Patterson's
sunday.
Miss Abbie Leonard of Bellows Falls
has been a guest this week at Nelson
Iocke's.
Samuel Pember of Springfield, Mass,
came Saturday to his fathers, NJ. II.
TENDERS.
Rev. II. E. Buffum is attending the
state convention of Baptist churches in
Rutland,
Ira Davenport went Tuesday to Me
Gainesville to visit his brother, Fred
Davenport.
Mr.. Brown of Fishers Island, N Y,
came TUESDAY to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Clayton Coane.
Ralph Amidon of Springfield, Mass,
Riley Amidon.
Harry Washburn has returned to Han
over to continue his studies in Dart
mouth college.
Miss Freeda Pember has returned from
her vacation trip to Springfield and
Northampton.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Evereth went to
Brattleboro Tuesday to attend the flu
neral Of Adm II. Pettee.
Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Howard returned
saturday from a short visit with their
daughter in Northampton.
Percy ]. Warwick of Bellows Falls came
Saturday to join his family at his
fathers, George Warwick's.
Miss Vlra Gorham of Bellows Falls was
a guest a few days of her cousin, Mrs.
C. S. Foster, returning home Friday.
Eben Bridge is in Windsor, where he
accompanied his son, Samuel Bridge, who
will start from there for California.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hermon and
granddaughter, Blanche, of North Adams
came Monday to visit at Charles Veber's.
Mrs. Ida Stowell has returned to her
home in Windsor after staying several
weeks in town, visiting her many friends.
Charles Johnson of Easthampton, Mass,
son Of the late Willard Johnson, has been
a guest Of his step-mother, Mrs. Sarah
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ], Houghton and
little daughter, Gladys, came Tuesday to
&c home of Mr.. Houghtons father, Levi
J. HOughton.
John Underwood has a new gasolene
engine which he has installed in his shop
on the Huntley place He will use the
power to run lathe.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Connor and daughter.
Josephine, also the Misses Couston and
Miss Leen of Bellows Falls were at
Timothy O'Connor's Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Bromley of Westerly, r,
J., who are returning from carriage
drive to Canada, have been staying a
Jew days with Mrs. NJ. e. Robbins.
Miss Lula Cook and her class connected
with the Baptist Bible school had an
enjoyable picnic on the grounds of the
Baptist parsonage Saturday
Golden Rule chapter Will hold it's reg
ul7r meeting next week Wednesday IN
stead of this week on account of the val
ley Fair Special dispensation has been
granted.
Mr. and Mrs, M, G. Williams recently
attended the funeral of their nephew, Jay
Clark, in (Mechanicsville. Mr.. Williams
returned Monday but Mrs. Williams will
remain a few days.
Frank Lawson, who worked for the
Stowell Manufacturing company several
years ago, was in town Tuesday calling
on friends. He is now living at Rutland
and works in the car shop.
Mr., and Mrs. George Bush, VINO have
been spending their vacation with Mr.
bushs mother in Sheldon, returned
saturday Mr. Bush will return to his
work for the New England Telephone
company in Bratteboro.
Miss Jennie E. Pierce, Miss Mnna
howard and Miss Elizabeth Davis went
Saturday on a carriage drive to Towns
memo, where they called upon Miss
Knight, who substituted for Miss Pierce
curing the spring term OF school Miss