Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-24


te- followed by a big dance from 9 to ? |
o.lock, and supper will be served. Ev- |
s-ytody invited.
Miss Bertha Lahey is visiting her sister
30 Fairfax.
Mrs Merrill Pierce is visiting her son,
Fred Pierce, in Westminster.
MIS- Fanny Francis left last week
thursday for a visit in Grafton.
Mr. Gynn of Bridgeport. Conn. was
guest over Sunday at Irving Ketchum's.
Mrs H. r. Brtton Of South Hadley
Fails was a guest of Mrs. Harriet Taft
this week.
Mrs Hannah Waite went to Bellows
Falls Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs C.
II. Gorham.
Miss Helen Farnsworth of Randolph
Centre was guest a few days Of Miss
Ethel Page.
Mrs. F. H. Baldwin OF New Haven,
Conn, is guest OF her daughter Mrs
T. L. Parmalee.
Mrs Hugh Crawford and children of
Fratteboro were visitors over Sunday at
Ira Davenports.
Mrs. Sadie Wyman of Keene has been
visiting her foster father, David Frost,
at Ezra Pierce's.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ Reed were guests
sunday of Mrs. Winchester, Mrs Reeds
sister. in Newfane
Mrs. Thomas Whalen OF North Am
herst Mass, visited here husband at B.
c. Clemons's recently.
a good number from here attended the
graduating exercises Of the Brattleboro
high school this week.
oliver R. Houghton went to Spring
field, Mass, Saturday for a few days
visit with Mrs. Houghton.
Miss Gertrude Whitney has been visit
ing her brother, Carroll Whitney, in
Northampton this week.
Mrs C. S. Foster attended the re-
union Of the alumni of the Brattleboro
high school Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sanders and chill
dren OF Brattleboro spent Sunday at Mrs.
Sanders fathers, Henry Crawfords.
Miss Mabel f. Hastings, who had been
with Mrs Annie Lttlehed a week. re-
turned to her work at Bellows Falls Sun
day.
Miss Laura Braley has finished her
school in Buckland. Mass, and is at her
fathers, Russell II. Braley's, to stay
through the summer.
The program at the Grange this even
ing will be in charge Of Mrs. Angler. II
is expected that Mr.. Angler will give
one Of his specialties.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker. who were
married in Ludlow Wednesday, are visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Frank Holt. They
will live in Brattleboro.
E W. Bowers. who is at work for B
c. Clemens, has helped finish the plant
ing on the Braley Gorham place and hal
returned to the Corser farm.
Market Gardner E. W. Aiken Of Yves
hill has been peddling peas, cabbages, ant
cauliiower this week, which is early, al
though many are croaking about lat
season.
Chldren's day will be observed by tn
Methodist Sunday school with appropriat
exercises Sunday morning in place OF IN
regular preaching service. An invitation
is extended to all.
David Persons Is recovering from
broken rib, sustained in an accident re
suting from a board getting displace
on the shed chamber floor where he wa
searching for something stored there.
Dr. C. S. Foster was in Burlington tn
last Of the week on business connecte
With his duties as commissioner Of tn
insane institutions in Vermont.
spent Sunday in Vergennes with his sis
ter.
Mrs. Corinne Bemis Roe and ntt
daughter, Ruth, OF Norwood, Mass, can
Saturday TO her cousins, Mrs Scot
Looks. and Tuesday she went to anoth'
cousins, Mrs. W. A. Pages, on west NJ
for a short visit.
Twenty-Five OF the Putney Grange
went TO Newfane Wednesday night to al
cept the invitation of Newfane Granl
for neighbors' night. They were royal
entertained and they highly apprecia
the hospitality Of Newfane Grange.
H. c. Howard dlslocated his should
recently DR.. l. H. Bugbee, with the
sistance Of another physician, was unah
TO replace it and he went 20 the Memoir
hospital at Brattleboro where X-rays we
used and the trouble located and rect
fed.
Perley L. Bugbee, who has been i'll
he horoa If his brother l. III. Blu
bee, several weeks, first with scarlet I
Yer and later developing rheumatism W
moved Monday 10 his home in Hanov'
y. II. He was unable to help himself a
was moved on bed.
Mr. and Mrs Neubauer and Roy Bail
Of Bristol, Conn., and Miss Elizabeth Nc
ton OF New York city. came by autom
bile from Bristol Saturday to River vi
camp, where they spent Sunday, retur
ing 10 Bristol Monday via Wilmingt'
North Adams and the Berkshires'
The pupils Of the intermediate room
The high school building gave their teac
er, Mrs. J. E. Berry, surprise pa
at the close of the afternoon session
school They presented her with pr
~ silver butter knife and cream lac
and a wreath or mountain laurel
psnsies interviewer with syringas.
cream, cake and sandwiches were serE
Mrs. Page, Mrs Littlefeld and Miss I
Fuller assisting.
In Waningford, Conn, WednesC
evening, June is, al 7.30 O'Clock occ
red the wedding Of Miss Ida May lie
and Harry st. Clair Goodwill, Rev. o.
T. Cook. pastor of the Methodist Epis
pal church officiating. The cerem'
took place at the home Of the brides
rents, MT and Mrs. f. c. Lewis, 81 80
Whttesey avenue. The couple were
attended The bride wore gown
white dotted net over net made empI
style with trimmings of valenciennes
and ribbon. Her veil was caught '
sweet peas and she carried a sho
bouquet OF bride roses. The reside
was decorated for the occasion. An a