Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-08
Mt PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY, JULY g. 1910

Canaan, n. H., to spend a few days with
her brother.
Mrs viii Town and daughter. Esther
Of clinton, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Ell
Vra Sanderson.
Mrs. w. j. Curran and two children of
Boston have come to spend the summer
with relatives.
S. e. Liscom and his Sunday school
class Of boys were in Mortified from Fri
day until Tuesday.
Charles Blanchard, formerly Of this
town, died i'm Barnardston, Mass, June
80, of tuberculosis.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Latham and son,
Wayne, Of Boston were recent visitors at
Edward Bergerons.
The Orrln c. Robertson company paper
mill is now making wrapping paper in
stead of tissue paper.
Misses Emma and Bernlce Weber and
Leon Weber are visiting at william
Alleys in Guilford, VT
Miss Josephine Farwel returned yes
terday from Brattleboro, where she has
been receiving treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Lamb and Mrs.
Samuel Richards were in Brattleboro and
Putney the first of the week.
Rev. n. L. Porter has moved from the
Roark house on River street to the Bap-
list parsonage on High street.
Mrs. Coriss OF Springfield came this
week for her household goods, which had
been stored since she lived here.
Misses Mary Coll and Antolnette Ber-
geron have returned from Keene, where
they have attended normal school the past
year.
f. w. Bailey ana family and Miss Mary
Traetschler Of Denison, Texas, were eX-
pected Yesterday to spend the summer at
\. \. Bailey's.
Misses Doris Cantlin, Bertha Higgins
and INA Higgins expect to go to Spot
ford lake this week, where they will work
i'm Wares hotel.
w. r. Robertson has bought the
"checkered house" lot Of the Cookery es-
tate and small strip Of land adjoining
of the Barrett heirs
Next Sunday holy communion viii be
administered in the Universalist church
The subject of the sermon will be The
fellowship Of service"
Richard Howe, Winnie Brooks and Ed
gar Currier ran with the Ashuelot hose
| team. and Ashuelots victory was largely
| due to Howes coupling.
The Hnsdale drum corps and firemen
! took part in the street parade in Win
! chester Monday The fremen won sec
| ond prize in the hose race.
! Mrs. George Jakway, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanderson and Robert Sanderson, all Of
| Waterbury, Conn, visited Mrs. Elvira
! Sanderson the first Of the week.
b. a. Oppenheimer and family are ex-
pected Saturday at J. G. Bridges. Mr.
| Oppenheimer will stay only a few days,
! but his family will remain all summer.
Walter Todd and family returned this
| week from a thousand mile automobile
| trip. Mr.. Todds party were in the White
| Mountains, in Portland, Maine. in Bos-
| ton and in several other places.
Mrs. Frank Mason and three children
| OF Brighton, Mass, are visiting her IA
| Their, George Lewis. Prof. Mason will
| soon come. and he and his family will go
to their summer home on Chestnut hill
| July Fourth was very quiet here this
| year and the night before was more quiet
| than usual There were two bonfires,
one in front of the lower bridge and the
other in front of the Roman Catholic
| church. and the school and church bells
| were rung.
Isaac W. Newton OF Mortified. Mass,
and Miss Marian f. Moody Of Newton,
| Mass, were united in marriage in Ins-
| dale July . by Rev Asa NJ. Bradley at the
! Universalist parsonage. The bridal party
| were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. J. W
| Barber OF Mortified.
h. II. Pearson and party from North
| ampton passed through Hinsdale July 6
with 16 saddle horses. some Of which are
trick horses, on their way to Bethlehem
in the White Mountains. Mr. Pearson is
son OF c. II. Pearson Of this town and
teaches in riding school in Northamp-
ton, patronized especially By Smith col
lege girls.
\ six point buck deer appeared in the
village early Friday morning and came
to untmely end. He appeared at the
end Of the covered bridge on Depot street.
| and upon being frightened by an auto
mobile jumped over a board fence to the
I s-a.a ..Vk.Y II
bones We're broken, but the animal took
TO the water and swan the Ashuelot
river. 1t died, however, after reaching
| the other shore