Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-20

Cyrus Harding Of Pawtucket, r. l.,
was in town recently.
II. A. Fetch is with his father, VINO is
very ill., in Lowell, Mass.
Russell Aldrich of Springfield this
state, was in town Wednesday.
Mr. Mills Of St. Johnsbury is at H.
c. Franklin's to remain a short time
Mrs. Eliza Thayer Of Brattleboro is
visiting her niece Mrs. Fred Randall
Mrs. Julia White OF Bennington is
with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Austin
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Willard have taken
Nellie's brother, Daniel, to live with
them.
A. F. Richardson's brother Of Boston
came in his automobile this week for a
short stay.
Mrs Mandana Hills is with Mrs. T.
a. Chamberlin in Brattleboro on an ex-
tended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Durham Of Graf
ton recently visited at Carl Johnson's
and Ed Dunham's.
Mrs Blanche Prince is working at
Fred Randalls. Her little daughter.
| Glenna, is with her
Mrs II. j. teller and son. Dean OF
| Grafton visited their aunt, Mrs. II. II.
| Chamberlain last week.
Miss Jessie Torrey, who had been at
work at Zna Cobbs some time. returned
| to her home in Cambridgeport Monday.
| Mrs. +. A. Barton has returned from
| South Wardsboro where she had been
| caring for her mother, Mrs. Charles
| Hoytt
Miss Bernice Mcintyre returned to her
| home in North Adams Tuesday after
| spending some time with her uncle. Rev.
! Daniel Mcintyre.
Miss Jennie Corey, a nurse who had
been caring for Mrs. L. b. Batchelder,
! returned to Brattleboro Thursday. Mrs
| Batcheder is improving.
Willard Fisher and family Of Gulford
| and Mr.. Fishers sister, Miss Hattie
| Fisher, will come soon to live in Mrs. 4.
a. Shows tenement on West street.
A. r. Marsh has begun repairs on his
| house near his market. He will add an
upright part to it II. W Sanders and
Eugene Cudworth are the carpenters
The Leland and Gray seminary base
ball team played the Putney high school
team a return game Monday The score
was : to ? in favor Of the seminary
| team.
Mrs. L. W. Van Setback and son,
| Paul. returned to their home in Hoosick
| Falls, y Y. today after a weeks stay
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Austin.
The pre- Memorial day exercises to be
given by the village schools will take
place Friday afternoon OF next week at
| . O'Clock Friends Of the schools are all
| invited to be present.
\ quantity Of fish were received Mon
| day night by c. H. Evans from Ply
| outh Rock hatchery, Plymouth. Mass.
| They were distributed in the different
streams by Mr.. Evans and r. l. Hol-
brook.
| In response TO the request of the
| Worlds Sunday school convention now in
| session in Washington, D. c.. the pastor
! Of the Baptist church will preach on the
! subject, The need and value Of Bible
! study" Sunday
! In the Congrega uonal church Sunday
| morning the pastor will preach on the
| theme, The true manifestation Of God"
! In the evening at the union service in
the same church the subject will be,
| Suggestive thoughts on the daisy"
The third annual Offering will be taken
| at the Congregational church Sunday
| morning in behalf of the American Mis-
sionary association or the work among
the negroes of the South Envelopes
and printed material may be obtained
| from Mrs. Susan w. Atwood.
The prayer meeting committee Of the
seminary will hold foreign social next
Friday evening. Each one is expected to
come dressed in foreign costume The
| farce "A cure for tramps." will be pre-
sented. The object OF this social is to
raise money for new hymnas.
The committee on the Memorial day
services have expressed a desire that
Brchard post and the Womans Relief
| corps worship in the Congregational
| church May %. The pastor extends a
| hearty welcome to the members of these
organizations to be in attendance.
Fred Lowe and family went on an
automobile trip to Brattleboro Monday
afternoon taking with them Dr. Bruce
that he might board the afternoon train
for New York. He could not go by
taking the train from here on account OF
the lateness which the court accomo-
dalton train makes.
The funeral services Of Mrs Zina Cobb
were held in her late home in Harmony
vile Saturday afternoon at l o'clock.
Her pastor Rev. Daniel Mcintyre oficiat-
ed. Mrs. A. L. Rand and Mrs. F.. l..
Lowe sang, The burial was in lakewood
cemetery. Among those at the funeral
from out of town were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Raby
of Nashua, N H., Mrs. Julia White and
Mrs. ]. H. Cole Of Bennington, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Knight OF Mt. Holly, Mrs.
Edward Howe of Worcester Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Allen of Whining
ton, Mr. and Mrs George Morse and son,
Walter, and Mr.. and Mrs Dan Cobb
OF Wardsboro, Mrs. Martha Johnson OF
Greenfield, Mass, Miss Ellen Cobb OF
Bondville, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cobb and
Mr.. and Mrs, John Cobb of Brattleboro
and Mrs. L. w. Van Schaick and son,
Paul. of Hoosick Falls N. Y.