Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-08-12

Ralph Cushing was in town Sunday
Mrs stephen Foster is helping at the
Newfane Inn.
Mr., Caduc returned to his home in
Boston Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Karl Maher spent Sun
day. with her parents in Bratteboro.
Mrs. Emery Phillips of Townshend is
visiting her daughter Miss Mabel Phillips
Lorenzo and Olive Lester of Ware are
guests of their aunt, Mrs. r. d. Newton
\ party of 10 young people had a
picnic Wednesday on the old fair ground
The Barrett twins of Brattleboro are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. A. T. Edwards.
Mrs. McGregor and daughter of Phila-
delphia are guests at the Newfane Inn.
James II. Underwood went Wednesday
to Stonington, Conn, TO stay a few days
Peter Hardy and son, Ernest, are at
work in Mr.. Cooks steam mill in Brook
line.
At the regular meeting of the Rebekah
lodge Monday night there will be degree
work
John Waite, who has been with Z. L.
Marcy near Chicago, joined his wife here
Thursday.
Arthur Howe and Malcolm Rice are
haying on the Willard Brown place near
Wardsboro
Miss Jennie L. Underwood and A r.
Underwood went Thursday to visit in
Woodstock
The Christian Endeavor society will
have a food sale Saturday in the vestry
at o'clock.
Miss Olive Eager went Tuesday to
Marlboro, where she will visit a week
with her aunt
Miss Marion Bush. who spent her va
cation here, returned Saturday to her
home in West Haven, Conn.
Mr.. Kinsey joined his family, who are
summer guests at Maple Row farm, Sat
urday to remain two weeks.
Miss Emily Hall returned Tuesday to
South Norwalk, much improved in health
from her rest of several weeks.
James ], Palmer, jr., young lawyer
of New Haven, came Wednesday to spend
two weeks at Davidson Naples.
Mrs. Sarah Pike of Wardsboro is spend
ing week in the home of her nephew
DR.. A. j. Grout, at Moss Rock cabin.
Mrs. Arthur Pratt, who had been g
guest several weeks at Edwin Jones's re-
turned the first of this week 10 Alstead
H. Laign of Burlington will speak il
behalf of the Anti-Saloon league mex
Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock in the
church.
Mr. and Mrs ]. D. Pierce visited
friends and relatives in Bellows Fail.
Putney and Westminster, reaching HON,
Tuesday.
The pastor is attending the conferences
in Mortified this week. His subjec
next Sunday will be "A message from
Northfeld."
Miss Elsie Newton of Wallngford Il
visiting her cousin, Mrs Grace Plat
Smith, in Oak Bluffs. Later she will vis
relatives here.
Mrs. Henry Hazelton and daughter
Bertha, of East Dummerston, who visite
at William Hazelton's a week, have re
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Of Orange, VIII
went to Boston, have returned here I
visit Mrs. Lymans parents Mr.. AM
Mrs. Nelson Gray
Mrs. Addie Page of st. Johnsbury i
visiting her son, \, /. Lockwood a wee
or 10 days. She will go from here to visi
another son in New Haven.
Frank Davis was in town Monday, hi
little granddaughter, Lora Batchelder, re
turning home with him for a visit befor
going to her home in WesthamptQn.
An excellent program by the childre
was given at the Grange meeting Wed
nesday evening, after which refreshment
of ice cream and cake were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Coburn and littI
son, Harold came last week to visit Mr.
Coburn's sister, Mrs. Bert Davis. The
returned Monday to their home in Spring
field.
Alexander p. Winton, who is employe
in the United States custom house