Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-08-12
LII. Davenport is on the sick list.

I. H. Davenport is on the sick list.
Miss Clara Stearns is visiting in Athol.
Miss Lillian Britton spent Sunday in
town.
Corliss Kinds is visiting relatives in
town
Miss Winnie Tnden is visiting in Green
field
clifford stearns visited in Marlboro over
Sunday.
Thomas Kelly was in Bellows Falls over
Sunday
Miss Clara Campbell is visiting in West
moreland.
Mrs. Wetherbee is a guest Of friends in
Chesterfield.
o. f. Cooper returned home from Maine
| Tuesday night.
Mrs. Orrin Robertson is spending a few
| days in Boston.
Miss Hazel Johnson IS working for Mrs.
A. A. Beanger OF Boston is visiting
| at Ed Bergeron's.
Miss Flora Boom is visiting in Chester
| and Springfield. VT.
Frank Field has leased Mrs Bronson's
| house on Main street
The running team will hold a dance in
| Foresters' hall tonight.
Miss Mary Mann spent Monday and
! Tuesday in Winchester.
F. J. Temple has bought the home Of
| the late Edgar Bishop.
Mrs Margaret Neville of Manchester is
a guest at J. Z. Mann's.
William Could Of Everett, Mass, is Wis
! iting at c. y. Robertsons.
Miss Lizzie Gray has gone to Chicago,
whore she has employment
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Griffin Of Claremont
| spent Sunday at w G. Booths.
John KimbaI Of Marlboro spent a few
| DAYS this week with Hinsdale relatives.
Mark S Mann and his aunt Mrs. Ne
| velle are spending this week in Hartford
The water pipes on Canal street were
tested last week and no leaks were found.
Orrie I.abert is taking "A weeks vacation
form his duties in Lalibertie's barber
shop.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Hall Of Pine Castle,
Florida, visited recently at L. II. Daven-
ports.
Mrs. Dighton was called to Jamaica
this week on account Of the death Of her
mother.
william Howe of Chicago is expected
tomorrow for a two weeks visit at G. s,
Howes.
Sidney Miller, who spent several weeks
in town left Wednesday for his home in
Kansas
Lorenzo Rergeron Of Newport, r. /, +.
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
BerEeron.
Miss Alice Peters of South SALISBURY
= Vt, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Spaulding
Carl Sargent returned to Springfield
, Vt. Monday after a weeks visit at hi
| home here.
Rev c. H. Temple was called to Lewis
, ton, Maine, recently by the death of
| parshioner
Mr. and Mrs. F, J. Mccormick Of Ney
York are visiting Mrs. McCormick's father
Charles King.
Frank Robertson and daughter, Mis-
Eva Robertson, are in Springfield, Mass
to stay a few DAYS
Laurence Crowley and Mrs Mani
Crowley of New Haven, Conn, are visit
ing relatives in town
Miss l.. Hazel Roberts entertained he
music pupils by giving them picnic {
Forest lake Tuesday.
Mrs. Warren Holman has been enter
J tanning her sister. Mrs. Randall, and he
two children, of Troy.
Henry W. Taylor and family have r,
turned from York Beach, Maine, whel
they spent two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harwood and so
Bert. of New York, visited Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Weed Sunday.
William Lynch, Octave Dunsey and '
p. Lyman played with the Ashuelot bal
at Forest lake Sunday.
Carleton Bronson has finished work
Albany and will soon go to New Yor
where he has employment
Mrs. F. O, Benson and two children
COhoes, y. Y, formerly Of this town, a
guests of old friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Tilden and Mr.. a
Mrs. Rufus Langworthy took an autom
bile trip to Orange Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Russell of Masc
y. H.. are visiting Mrs Porter, sister
Mrs. Russell at the parsonage.
C. S. Smith returned home from mort
ern New York Wednesday with load
horses weighing from 1000 to 2S00 poun
James Hancock has sold his house
Upper Canada" to Julius Martin and
bought William Stevenson's house
High street
Miss Ruth Altman entertained a few
her friends at a party last Saturd'
Several games were played and refres
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter of Leominst
Mass, were recent visitors of the latte
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. s.
gent, and II. NJ. Howard.
Miss Adelia NJ Barrows has b.
sick the past week and Miss Blan
Boucher has been assisting in the P
office during her absence.
Miss Nina and Miss Ella May Bar
return this week from Brattleboro
spend a few weeks with their gra
mother before going to their home
Oshkosh, Wis.
Mrs. c. f. wellington left Tuesday
two weeks visit among friends in Nc
Berwick, Maine She was accompaI
as far as Nashua bv her daughter, n
Nina, who is visiting in that city.
Mrs. John Johnson, jr., who is visi
relatives here, was thrown from a t
Friday night near the iron bridge,
was taken to W. G. Smiths home
was unconscious but she soon revi
She was not badly injured.
A fire broke out about o'clocS TIL
a day morning in Cyrus Cooks store
"a Kilburn street. The fire startsi o.
back piazza of the store amos 8
boxes and it is thought that itngas
~ Several things were recovered, b. on
count of lack Of water the bulldilg q
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