Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-28

Miss Flora weatherbee has been a guest
at e. /. Hollis.
Mrs. Ed. Tarbell is visiting relatives
in Bedford Mass.
William Perry who has been ill., is
more comfortable.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Clough were in
Keene one day last week
Miss Lula Cook has returned to Keene,
where she has employment
Herbert Chase of Ludlow is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. NJ. d. Whitman.
Mrs. e. e. Blood went Thursday to
Fairfax to visit her daughter
Orrison e. Bragg of Keene was in town
Thursday taking orders for shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George il. Walker Of
Westminster were in town Tuesday.
Miss Susan Lane of Hadley. Mass.
trained nurse, is visiting at l.. p Baileys.
Harry Little has returned from several
months spent in Montpelier and vicinity.
Mrs. Sanders of Brattleboro has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Brooks
Charles Phillips of the Soldiers Home
in Bennington has been visiting in town.
Henry II. Everleth of Brattleboro was
in town Wednesday evening and Thurs
day.
Charles Booth is home from Brookline
and is repairing the roof Of the ell Of his
house.
Scott Look will soon move from the
Harris house to Mrs. Frederick Pember' S
house
Mrs. Alice Smith of Amherst, Mass,
has been a guest the past week at Fred
Martins.
James Noonan of Newton Lower Falls
is at his grandmother's, Mrs. Ellen
Houghton's.
Leslie Howe has entered the employ of
b. c. Clemens. He is drawing wood to
the brick yard
Mrs. F. L. Parmalee returned from
New Haven Monday, where she visited
at her old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loveland were in Brat
-tleboro over Sunday visiting. their SON.
George Loveland.
Percy Warwick of Windsor was a guest
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
Warwick, recently.
Mrs. Grace Olney of Springfield is visit.
ing at the home of her father George
johnson, this week.
Mrs. Hannah Parker, who was with
friends in Montgomery several weeks, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Brainard have
been visiting in Springfield, Mass, witt
their son and family.
Harry Patterson has gone to Chester
Depot on a job of carpentering for Mr.
Hall of Bellows Falls.
c. A. Poland will move to the Langley
house as soon rs needed repairs on tn
underpinning are made.
Carleton Perry has returned from Port
land, Me-, where he was employed in ;
garage through the summer
Mrs. Brown and daughter, who occu
pied the Nathan cottage the past sum
'mer, have returned to New York.
A. ]. Aver will move this week from
the house owned by Mrs. Frederick r
Pember to the Methodist parsonage.
A. NJ. Corser, who has had trouble witt
his machine for making acetylene gas
will install a new machine this week.
Mrs. Alton Miller of East Putney /
a guest of her father-in-law, John r
Miller, in Montpelier during ladies' week
Mrs. William Hannum of Chesterfield
has been visiting at Fred Hannums an
with her brothers, Harry and Waite
Amidon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred E Robertson an
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bailey were guest
of Mrs. Fred w. Dodge in Springfield
Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie F. Patch has gone to Rut
land for a visit with her daughter. Sh
was accompanied by Master Lowe
Patch, jr.
D. H. Smith. the new blacksmith, ha
taken possession Of the Pepin shop. H
will move his family here from Brattlt
-boro soon.
Mrs Myrtle B. Knight and Miss HAITI
Weld of Brattleboro were guests of Mis-
Lizzie Houghton Wednesday afternoo
and evening.
Miss Julia Gorham went Thursday t
Greenfield, Mass, after a weeks visit 8
Walter Buxton's just over the line
Westminster.
Arthur Dodge of Springfield has bee
in town some time skunk hunting, o
one night he secured six, which made
profitable nights work
Mrs. E. E. Blood returned from Fail
FAX Monday accompanied by her so
James Lahey, who had been with his 81!
ter in Fairfax a few weeks.
Those who had arranged their vacation
so that they could go deer hunting tn
week are disappointed because of II
postponement to next week.
Miss Lula Howe, who has been vs
ing her aunt, Mrs. Foster Mack, wi
leave this week for Florida, where 81
will be table girl in large hotel.
Arthur Dodge and Leon Wheeler
Springfield, who were skunk huntir
here, killed Sc skunks during their sta
They have gone to West Townshend
hunt.
Mrs. Mary A. Houghton will con
from Springfield, Mass, to sell the pc
sonal property of the late oliver
Houghton by auction Tuesday, Nov.
at l o'clock.
Mrs Harry w. Littleield will lea'
the first of next week for months "
cation with relatives and friends. MI