Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-08-19
WEST BRATTLEBoRo.

There will be no services in the Bap-
list church Sunday.
Mrs w. II. Haywood and three children
went to Townshend Monday.
Mrs. E. Longueil will go today to
Lynn, Mass, to spend two weeks.
Percy futile of Turner's Falls spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Haw-
kins.
Frank johnson and family went Satur-
day to the Stellman cottage at Sunset
lake.
Mrs. L. H. Sawyer went Monday to
Mortified to attend the general confer
ence.
George Harris and son. Arland return
ed yesterday morning after a weeks visit
in Wardsboro.
w. G. Horton and family went Sunday
to Sunset lake to spend a week at B. s.
Miller's cottage.
Myrtle and Alice Sargent returned Wed
nesday from York Beach Me. where
they spent a month.
Mrs L. d. Burlingame and two chill
dren came Monday to visit her grand
father, F. G. Taylor.
Supper will be served in the parlor of
the Congregational church Thursday
evening from to S.
Mr. and Mrs. S L. Fales and daughter
of Troy, y. Y, came Monday to spend
"A few weeks with Miss Laura Powers.
Eva and Leola Clark of Guilford Centre
spent several days recently at b. S Mil
lerss as guests Of Miss Maude Miller.
The d. L. Herrick place just above the
car line has been bought by H. f. Wealth
erhead and will now be for sale or to
rent.
=. b. Deming and sister. Mrs. =. c.
Lewis, returned Thursday to Springfield.
Mass. after spending several weeks at
Sunset lake.
Mrs. J. w Minard and son. David. re-
turned Saturday after several weeks stay
at Sunset lake. They are now boarding
at b. y. Phelps's.
Mrs. Horace Prefountaine left yester-
day for Westbrook, Maine. to remain
several days with Mr.. Prefountaine's
sister. Mrs. Fortin
II. S Fisher returned last night from
Worcester, where he had been several
days in the interests of an invention on
which he is working.
c. L. Cllsbee and family returned to
Revere, Mass, Wednesday morning after
I spending a few weeks with his sister,
Mrs. Alice Richmond.
John b. Adkins will return next Tues
day to his work as linotype operator in
/ the composing room Of the New York
| World. He has been boarding four weeks
| at d. H. Harriss
Rev. +. J. Lewis will take for his sub
/ ject Sunday morning How to increase
/ the power of good" There will be the
usual Bible school session and the gos-
/ pei service in the evening.
The Wheeler farm near Sunset lake.
owned by T. H. Wiley, was sold Tuesday
| to Mrs. c. T.. Cook of South Boston.
, The sale was made by II. +. Weather
! head, agent for the +. \. Strout company.
]. f.. Longuei has returned to NV
] York after spending week with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Longueil, d.
! Eiman of New York returned Monday
after a visit OF ten days with Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Longueil.
Rev. and Mrs. f. ]. Lewis, Mrs L. S.
Bartlett, Miss Maria Stedman, Mrs. c. S.
Clark. Miss Susan Clark, Miss Hattie
Clark, Miss Florence Clark Mrs, Robert
| Clark and Mrs. Ernest Clark spent We'd
nesday at the Mortified conference.
Ten of the former neighbors of Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Crosier from the East viii
| age visited them Friday afternoon. The
visitors brought refreshments and after
an enjoyable social time a picnic supper
was served on the lawn at the Croser
home.
j. F. Bigelow and daughter, Miss Mamie
returned Saturday from a weeks stay
with Mr.. Bigelow's son, Edgar in Attic
boro, Mass. Edgar is night superintend,
ent of the Attleboro street railroad Mrs
Edgar BigelOw returned with them for ar
indefinite stay.
The womans association of the Goa,
gregational church met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. II. F. Weatherhead iC
sew. 1t was decided to study the book
Western women in eastern lands" tn,
coming year and a committee were ap
pointed to arrange the program for tho
year. Mrs. Weatherhead served refresh
ments at the close of the meeting.
Paul L. Taylor, who has been suffering
from infantile paralysis nearly two
weeks, IS improving slowly. Early in tn,
week he began to show improvement and
could move the toes on his left foo
slightly, although no other movement
His younger brother, Harland, who wa.
suspected to have the disease, has re
covered. Another of the children showed
slight preliminary symptoms of the dis
| ease.
The annual reunion of the Staoy-Larra
bee families was held Wednesday will
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Dalrymple OF Bon
nyvale road. The gathering was a lars,
one, 81 being present, representing Brat
tleboro. Guilford, Halifax, Shelburn,
Falls Greenfield, Colrain and Somerville
Mass The guests began to come in earl!
in the morning by team and there was
constant increase in the number through
out the day, The morning was spen
pleasantly in playing games and in soci
ability and at noon a bountiful Dime
was served In the annual business meet
ing these officers were elected: Presl
dent, C, E. Thurber of Halifax; vic,
president, C. II. Learnard of Halifax
secretary, Mrs. Learnard.