Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-21

Miss Florence I. Lane is spending the
week in Boston.
Miss Bertha Hathaway of St. Adams
Bay is in town.
Mrs. William Prindle of Poultney visit
ed i'm town this week.
Miss Katherine Flavin of Wethersfeld
Bow was at home over Sunday.
D. e. Gingras visited at his home in
Turner's Falls Mass, Sunday.
Mrs. Lula Upham is a guest of her
aunt, Mrs Ella Upham, in Htnsdale.
DR.. E. r. Campbell is rooming at 6
School street. He has also located his
office there
The women of the Methodist church are
holding a rummage sale in the sample
room of Hotel Windham. 1t will close
tomorrow.
A. NJ. Richards's market is to be entire
" remodeled. The past week a cement
floor was laid
Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Ainsworth Of Hart
land are guests of their daughter, Mrs
D. F. Pollard.
Miss Mildred Sweetland and Miss Eva
Knowlton spent Sunday with their par
ents in Bratteboro
Mrs. George W. Getchel has returned
from several months visit at her old
home in Charlestown.
Miss Georgia Tolin was operated upon
for appendicitis on Monday at the Elliott
City hospital in Keene
Francis Bolles left Wednesday for chi
cago He has accepted a position with
the Western Electric company.
Mrs Avis Brown Holley went to her
home in Everett. Mass. Thursday after
a stay Of several weeks in town.
Michael f. Keefe formerly Of Bellows
Falls was married to Margaret T. Ken
ney I'm Bridgeport, Conn. Wednesday. j..
+. Loene was best man.
Miss Frederick Cole slipped and sprain-
ed her ankle very badly Monday at her
home on Atkinson street. The ankle was
placed in a plaster cast.
Wilson & Abbotts show windows have
been attracuvely boxed with oak panel
ling. The interior of the store will be
finished this week in oak.
The Blue Mouse" which was present
ed in the opera house Tuesday evening,
drew a good sized audience. and the at
traction was very pleasing.
Mrs ]. c. Day is in Boston to stay a
few days She attended the annual
breakfast of the Daughters of Vermont
yesterday morning at Hotel Nendome.
The ladies' aid society of the Methodist
church will hold their annual apron sale
Wednesday afternoon and evening. Nov.
..
Mr.. and Mrs. /. S. Hayes are spending
a short vacation with their daughter, Miss
Gertrude Hayes, who is superintendent
of a private primary school in Syracuse,
N. Y
Ray o. Moore of Weston and Miss
Marion Eastman Of Mortified were
married at the Methodist parsonage Sat
nv W
port.
Frank B. Phelps, while at work on the
big saw in his woodward Monday, nearly
lost three of his fingers. His glove
caught on the saw and three fingers OF
the left hand were badly torn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood and Frances Os-
good are in Boston attending the Congre-
gational meetings. the most important
being the centennial of the American
Board, They will return next week.
Charles P. Blanchard sprained an ankle
badly while putting rolls on the elevator
in the coating room of the International
Paper companys plant Oct. 10. Someone
on the first floor started the elevator,
throwing off the rolls,
The three dwelling houses on Atkin-
son street near Oak street, owned by
James c. Bryan were bought at auction
by James E. Keefe on Saturday for $4,000.
This lot with that on the corner owned
by Mr.. Keefe enclOses nearly two acres
and is very desirable property.
The First communion and confirmation
of a large class will be held in st. Charles
church on Sunday, October 30. Ri. Rev.
j. J. Rice bishop OF the Vermont diocese.
will be present An invitation has been
extended to the Knights of Columbus and
the Ancient Order of Hibernians to attend
in a body.