Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-09
PHGN1x BRATTLEBoRO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1910
WlLLIAMsVILLE.
oranae Play Next Friday.

The Grange will present their first play
| In the new hall Friday evening, Sept.
| l6 1t is entitled THE country minister"
comedy drama in five acts. and the
cast Of characters are: Rev. Ralph I'm
derwood, the county minister, Harry
Temple; Gregory Heath, OF the world at
large, Hastings Williams; Jud Parioe a
wreck on the ocean of life Walter Tefts
Timothy Hold, who would rather whit
tie than work, John Williams; Deacon
Potter, Just a trine deef," Grin Bolster
William Henry, Ernest Mcrse; Tom Spar
row, Delard Perry; Mr.. Fikins, an
officer, Alton Morse; Helen Burleigh
from the city, Mrs. Emma Morse; Jer-
usha Jane Judkins, the postmistress
Mrs. Lila Willard; Roxy "a fresh air
kid Miss Jennie Hescock; Granny
Grimes, Mrs. Bertha Pierce; Fanny. a
maid, Miss Ruth Sparks Supper will
be served after the play and the building
committee will give a dance Music will
be furnished by Hines and Dugan
John Machol spent Sunday and Monday
at Spofford lake.
Miss Persis Washer went to her school
in Mortified Monday morning.
Mrs. Merrill Bills and two children
visited last week in Wardsboro.
Mrs. Abbie Adams has gone to West
Dover. where she Is teaching school
Fred Osgood Of Townshend spent sew
cral days at \. L. Tmson's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer Of Brat
tleboro spent Sunday at Mrs. Abbie
Adams's.
Miss Beuah Timson went Tuesday to
Hanover, where she has been teaching
the past year.
Mrs Phoebe Chase and John Lowe Of
Bratteboro we're visitors Labor day at
\. l.. Timsons
Clarence L. Newton Of Boston visited
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. O. +. New
ton, over Labor day.
Mr.. Mary Ingram and her mother,
Mrs Allen. have moved into one OF A.
y. Shermans tenements
G. w. Redfeld returned Tuesday from
Millers Falls. whore he had been visiting
his sister several days.
Miss Belle Timson and Miss Florence
Lazelle and James Goodrich went Mon
day to Townshend to attend Leland and
Gray seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Adams and Mrs
Nettie Lyons and son. Edward Tibbetts
came up from Hinsdale Friday and visit
ed until Monday.
Schools began Tuesday with the usual
good attendance Miss Toilette boards
at J. w Wiliams's and Miss DItton at
Erving Williamss.
Mrs. Scott Eam,s and Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Bemis Of Bratueboro were at G.
w Dicknson's Labor day. Mrs. Bemis
remained until Wednesday,
Mrs c. X. Stedman spent Tuesday In
Dcerteld with Mr and Mrs. c. y. Lamb
Jennie Steiman accompanied her and
went TO Springfield for a visit OF two
weeks
Mrs clifton sherman and two daueh-
tiers. Ellen and Dorothy who spent the
summer at their farm in Dover
visited Friday at Dr. L. 7. Whites
They We're returning to their home in
Hartford
The dance given by the building com
mittee in Grange hall Friday evening
was "A decided success. about $50 being
cleared for the building fund Always
come to Williamsvlle and we will give
you a pleasant time.
Mrs. J. r. McCarty and son. who spent
the summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. j Pierce. returned to her home
In New York city Monday Dclbert and
Annie Pierce went with her. and both
will have employment in the lunch room
Of which J. +. McCarty is manager.
When W. + Wheeler his father. f.
p. Wheeler, and J. Z. Morse were driving
from Newfane Saturday afternoon they
met an automobile on the hill. near
Rand's crossing. which frightened the
horse. The animal turned around sud
denly throwing the men out 1t then
ran dragging the wagon some distance.
when il cleared Itself, but II was caught
near William Hazelton's. The men were
bruised and shaken up. but were not seri-
ously hurt The horse was BADLY cut
on the legs. No blame was placed upon
the driver Of the car as he stopped the
machine several feet from, TN. ta.r,