Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-08-26


held Rev Mr. Glazer responding to the
toast My sister" Mrs Williams re-
ceived many substantial tokens Of es-
TEEN and 1866 or more post cards. She
was born in Stratton Aug 16, 1880, and
was a daughter of John N. Glazier. On
Dec. 4 1913, she was married to John
Sumner Williams, a direct descendant of
John Alden and Priscilla Mullens. They
went to Iowa in 1857 and to Nebraska In
1871 Mr.. Williams died in 1898, nearly
50 years after their marriage. Mrs. Will
lams is member of several organiza-
lions and is greatly respected by all who
know her.
Ernest L. Marcy returned Tuesday to
Illinois
Mrs. f. c. Benedict returned to New
York Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Isbister has been i'll this
week with chicken-pox
Landlord ]. e. Smiley is in Leicester,
Mass, to visit his parents.
Leslie Phillips of Florida was at ]. NJ.
Kenny's the first of the week.
The first game of lantern tennis was
played here Monday evening.
David A. Robbins returned Tuesday to
his home in Winchester, Mass.
Fred Wilmot, student in Tufts col
iege, is visiting VIII c. Harvey.
Miss Ruth Wheeler is spending the week
at the home of her grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dean are spend
ing a few days at a. T. Edwardss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wiswall visited
his sister in Nottingham last week.
d. r. Hawkins of Bratteboro visited
his sister, Mrs. George Bush, last week.
Gentlemen's night was observed at the
regular Grange meeting Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Davis are moving
into George Knapp's house in the vii
lage.
Mrs. Bacon and daughter, Grace, Of
Ware, Mass, are guests at r. D. New
toms.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. McField of Hins-
dale are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Davis
Miss Mary Newton has been a guest
at Moss Rock Cabin on Newfane hill a
few days.
Miss Loina Davis will go Monday to
South Londonderry to work for George
G. Smith.
Mrs w. NJ. Hosley of Jacksonville was
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Lucy Hos
ley, Tuesday
Miss Stella Micott, who was in South
Londonderry several weeks, returned
home Sunday.
Miss Turner of Dover has been en-
gagged to teach the fall term of school in
district No. A.
Mrs. Fred Emery and family of Or
ange are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. r. w. Rand.
Henry Martin returned Tuesday from a
visit with his nephew, l. p. Martin, in
South Londonderry.
Ernest Redfield, who had been living
a Charles L. Hescock's, went this week
to West Wardsboro.
John Waite, who visited his family a.
Mrs D. S. Ballou's, went to his home II
Brattleboro Tuesday.
w. H. Goodnow of Cambridge Joined
his family at Elm Hall Monday for a va
walton of two weeks.
Mrs Bert Smith and daughter, Rutl
Allen, visited relatives in BrattleborC
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Farnum and daugh
ter, Ruth, went Tuesday morning to Or
ange to spend the week.
Walter Gray, who spent a week will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Gray
returned to Orange Monday.
Rev. n. S. Moore will preach on "Hoy
God brings good out of evil" Sunda.
morning. His text is Gen. so: 20.
Augustus and Fred Bowdoin of Ney
York city are spending their vacation a
the spring farm in Brookline.
Miss Jessie Howe, who visited he
cousin, Mrs. Herman Eddy, returned t
her home in Worcester Monday.
George Jillson and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Chase of Brattleboro were guests thi
week of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gates.
Mrs B. c. Eager, who had been visit
ing her father, Carlos Whitney, in Brat
tleboro, returned home Saturday
Examinations of pupils were held in tn
schoolhouse Thursday and today. Super
intendent Rev. f. c. Clark took charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamlin, who hay
been visiting his parents, returned Mon
day to their home in Springfield, thi
state.
George C, Smith, his son, George, an
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce of Sout
Londonderry were guests at D. a. BeI
ons's over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henson Taylor Of BostoI
who had been spending a part of the
vacation in New York state, arrived hel
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Knowlton gave
corn roast to 35 guests Tuesday evenin
and Thursday the same party had a pic
mic on Newfane hill.
Mrs. Emma Watson Of Wurtsboro, ;
Y, is guest of her cousin, Mrs L. /
Barber, who is boarding with her daugl
ter at the Windham County House.
Stewart Frost a civil engineer en-
ployed by the New York Central railwa
company who spent a week with frient
here, returned to New York Sunday.
II. NJ Hescock and friend had q
outing Wednesday on Newfane hill al
another party from the Inn and Ell
Hall went to Newfane hill Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Plumb and her daughter, Mi
Nellie Plumb of Townshend with h
son, Wallace Plumb of Washington, D. {
were guests of Virgil Ranney last wee
Rev. James Solandt of Newark n.
was a guest of his brother, George S
landt, Sunday. He gave a very interestil
talk at the regular service Sunday eve
ing.
Mrs C. A. Nichols entertained ov
Sunday an automobile party consistii
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and MI
Lane, Mr.. Lanes sister and her son,
of Littleton.
The Misses Norton and little nephe
of Wallingford are guests at Elw
Joness for a week Mrs. Starrett
Athol came Monday for an indefinite ST.
at Glenmere.
Mrs Louis Breslin, who, with her oh
dren, spent a few weeks at the home
her mother, Mrs. ]. d. Pierce, return
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