Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-22
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b. r. Phillips is working at Martin
Harry Pierce of Athol, is at his home in
Riverdale.
Miss Edith NIackrlne is boarding at w.
A. Eddys.
j. G. Taylor Of Brattleboro is boarding
at the Townshend Inn.
Russell Aldrich is in town at Mr. HUI
let's, his former home.
Mrs Blanche Prince has returned to
Fred Randall's to work
Roy Scudder has returned from West
Virginia to Mrs. Metcalfs.
Werner schwlster and family have
moved to Greenfield. Mass.
a party of young people attended the
dance in Newfane Friday
Miss Eta Marsh Of Athol is visiting
her brother, Almon Marsh.
Miss Mills has Joined her parents at
their new home in Harmonyville.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry BicSford left Mon
day for their home in Brooklyn.
Harry Franklin started Monday on a
business trip by way Of Montreal
The Hadassah league will meet today,
Friday, with Mrs. Harry Howard.
j. d. Onderdonk is in town in the in
terest Of the Albany business college.
Adds Cushing was kicked by a COW
Sunday and his collar bone was broken.
Mrs w H. Miles spent a few days this
week with Mrs. Mabel Hall in Brattle-
boro.
F. II. Patnode Of Cambridgeport and D.
n. Stearns OF Saxtons River were in town
Tuesday.
c. H. Shepardson Of Bellows Falls and
j. c. Tibbetts Of Wardsboro were at the
Inn Friday
UTa1l ay,l T. 4
Of Hartford. Conn, are visiting at Mrs.
Lucy Franklins.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Holland and Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. Miller Of Brattleboro spent
Sunday at the Inn.
Mrs Carlos Johnson fell last week from
load OF hay, but beyond some bruises
no serious injury resulted.
Mrs Philip B. Ingraham and sister,
Miss Lucille Cushman. spent Saturday
with their aunt, Mrs. ]. C. Taft.
D. II. Putney OF Claremont has been
in town to erect a monument to the
memory Of Mrs. Fannie Aldrich.
p. II. Rutter has sold his farm to B. c.
Parsons OF Newton, Mass Mr. Parsons
and family have moved to the farm.
The Bruce and Blood families have been
taking advantage Of the fine weather
and cooking their dinners in Maple
grove.
Earl Underwood and two children Of
Providence have come to A. D Benson's.
Mrs. Underwood will Join her husband
later.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Blood we're called
to Wilmington last week on account Of
the death Of her mother, Mrs. Julia
Harris.
The Dorcas guild met Thursday with
Mrs. Mcintyre. large number were
present and a pleasant and enjoyable af-
ternoon was spent.
Mrs Harry Sparks and baby Ruth re-
turned Sunday from her home in West
minister, Her sister. Miss Bernice Hol-
den. returned with her.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Bowles, Mrs a.
Vega. Arthur Vega, Mrs Long and
chauffeur. w. F. Bright OF Springfield,
Mass, were at the Inn Tuesday.
The Home club and Dorcas guild had
food sale in the park Wednesday after
noon There was an abundance Of food
and the society was helped financially
Mr.. and Mrs John Greenwood came
tuesday to the home Of his father, Asa
Greenwood. Miss Maude Greenwood re-
turned to Chester with them Wednesday
afternoon.
Col II. F. Dutton was called to New
York Tuesday. On account OF the strike
he was taken to Brattleboro in c. II.
Wizards automobile to connect with
NJ. Eugene Weatherhee was called to
Southboro, Mass, Monday on account Of
the death of his sister, Mrs. Brigham.
His friends express sympathy for him
in his sorrow.
Rev. Daniel Mcintyre and family went
Tuesday to New Hampshire for a two
weeks vacation. For the next two sun
days there will he union services in the
Baptist church.
While attempting to hold his horse,
which had been frightened ny an auto
IN bile, Mr.. Richardson was thrown Sat
urday and the wheels Of the wagon ran
over him. He was confined to the house
for a few days, but no bones We're broken.
The topic for next Sunday in the Bap-
fist church win be. Three essentially
related departments Of divine govern
ment." At the evening service the topic
will be, what about the dead who die in
the Lord?" The pastor Rev. Joseph Nc
Kean. win preach in district No. 8. These
services viii he union.
Mrs. White is gaining rapidly from her
fall last week from a load OF hay. Her
head was cut and she was badly bruised
DR. Hazeton of Bellows Falls and DR.. Os-
good were summoned. Her sister, Mrs.
Amy Ward of Granville, n. Y. came Sat
urday to care for her There was a hay
ing bee at Mr.. Whites yesterday.
Merchant Lowe, who was in Brattleboro
Wednesday, arranged to provide for the
wants Of his customers while the rail-
road strike is on by engaging G. r. GIL
mans trucking teams to bring a large
quantity of supplies to the store here,
including 10 barrels Of flour and four bar
res of sugar.