Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-03

week with relatives in South London
derry.
Mrs. w. II. Goodnow went Thursday
for short visit with her family in Cam
bridge.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Newton of wallhg-
ford were guests of his sisters, the Misses
Newton, over Sunday
Rev. n. S. Moore will preach next Sun
day from the text, "The strength and
beauty of Gods house." Ps. &c: 6.
Miss Lydia Fellows, who had been help
ing Mrs Herman Eddy this spring, has
returned to her home in Brookline.
Mrs. Kinsey and little daughter of
Brooklyn have come 10 w. II. Knowl-
toms at Maple Row farm to spend the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ehrenberg, who
had been guests of MIR. and Mrs o. r.
Wright, returned Tuesday to their home
in Brooklyn
Mr. and Mrs. a. II. Farnum and Ruth
went Saturday to visit relatives in North
ampton and Hadley, returning home Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. winchester and
daughter of Brattleboro were guests of
their aunt, Mrs. Cora Winchester, over
Memorial day.
Mrs George X. Roberts, who had been
visiting friends and relatives, returned
Tuesday morning to Chester, where she
is pleasantly located in her new home.
Mrs Eugene Howe and daughter,
Katha rine of Putney, who visited at II.
E. Howe's and with other relatives in
town, returned home Tuesday morning.
Rev. Newton Glazler, who had been
spending a few days as a guest of his
sister in-law, Mrs. George Knapp, re-
turned Tuesday afternoon to his home in
Sharon, Mass.
The ice cream sale Of the Christian En-
deavor society, in charge of Miss Maud
Howard Memorial day was very success
full and although the supply was large
more might have been sold.
Mrs. Jonathan Eddy came Monday to
visit her son, Herman Eddy, and family,
Mr.. Eddy's sister, Mrs Charles Grout
and family of West Townshend also visit
ed them the first of this week.
Dr. Clifton D. Howe, who had been
spending some time at home went Friday
morning to Nova Scotia, where he will
be employed by the government in for
| estry work during the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mason of Gard
ner were in town to attend the Memorial
day services Monday. Mr. Mason was a
native of this town and enlisted here May
is, 1861, in Company c, I'd Vermont regi-
ment He was a prisoner in Andersonvile
with Sardis Birchard.
The usual number of Bratteboro &
| Whitehall stockholders went from New
| fame to the annual meeting in Brattle-
boro Saturday on the free trip granted
annually to those holding stock certifi-
Gates. The dinner at the Brooks House
was good and the crowd on the home trip
outnumbered the seats.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kirkman and her two
| daughters, Miss Elizabeth and Miss Lau-
IA, who have completed their studies at
Yale and have all spent a month or two
in New York came Monday night to
| Davidson Naples to remain through the
| summer. Mrs. Kirkman's sister, Mrs
Ashley, who is in New Jersey, will join
them in a few days. During their stay
here last summer they made many friends
who are glad to welcome them once more.
a large crowd gathered on the common
| Monday afternoon to watch the game of
| base ball between the Townshend nine
and the Cardinals of Brattleboro It was
a very good game and the score was to
in favor of Townshend
| Mrs. Viola l. Chase went Saturday to
| Rutland with our court reporter, Miss
| Sadie Smith. with whom she will visit in
| her home there, after which she viii visit
relatives in Chester before returning
| home.