Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-28
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Una CObD ID NlSltlnB III Londonderry,
Mrs. Ellen Sweeney is visiting in Hud-
son, Mass.
Carl c. johnson went to Worcester
this week.
Mrs. Harriet Bradley is in Bondville
with her sister.
Miss Alcestes Wheeler was home from
Grafton over Sunday.
A. r. Marsh was in Northneld, Mass,
on business last Saturday.
Mrs. j. A. Greenwood of Chester Wis
tied at A. b. Greenwood's last week.
Mrs. Clara c. Blanchard returned to her
home in Boston last Thursday morning.
Nine carloads OF winter apples have
been shipped from the Townshend sta
ton.
The students OF Leland and Gray sem
mary will have a ghost sociable tonight,
in seminary han.
Harry Pierce came Saturday from
Athol to spend the week with his moth
er, Mrs. Frank Pierce.
S. w. Edgett Of Brattleboro was at the
Inn Monday and later visited George
White and Gilbert Boutelle.
Mrs. ]. H. Ware returned Friday night
! from Bernardston. where she attended the
| funeral of Mr.. Wares aunt
Mrs. Dora Benson returned to Brat
tleboro after weeks visit at her sis
| ter's, Mrs. Frank L. Martins
Mrs. Moses Grout has once more en-
/ tered the millinery business and would
be pleased to see her many friends.
Florence Sanders's millinery goods
| came last Friday night and her semi
annual opening was held Monday.
! Mrs. Bert Parsons arrived home Mon
! day night The last two weeks she had
| been visiting her father and friends in
Boston.
Miss Hattie Ross OF Worcester visited
/ her aunt, Miss Susan Ross, Saturday and
! Sunday, returning to her home Monday
morning
The pastor OF the Congregational church
will speak next Sunday morning on
/ Striking thoughts from the speakers OF
/ the council"
Harold r. Dorset Of South Londonderry
was here this week with his valuable
/ three year-old stallion that he viii winter
1 in Brattleboro.
The Hadassah league will serve their
annual chicken-pie supper in the Bap-
/ list vestry on Friday evening, Nov H.
| from to o'clock.
w D. Spaulding Of Detroit and Miss
Fray Ballou took dinner al the Inn last
week. This is Mr.. Spaulding's first visit
to his cousin in 10 years.
Mrs. J. c. Sexton Of Brattleboro spent
a few days with her sister. Miss Hope II
! Waterman, at Mrs. W. II. Mles's. She
returned last Tuesday morning
The trustees OF Leland and Gray sem
| mary held an informal meeting Satur-
! day night, which was well attended and
/ the prospect Of larger school is prom
Using
Miss Lucy Booth left her summer home
! for Elmhurst, y. Y, yesterday. Towns
! bend has many beautiful spots, but the
| view from the Booth cottage surpasses
them all.
! d. d. Shaw OF Portland, Me. was at the
! Inn Saturday and on his return home
this week requested to have one OF
Burke's bull pups forwarded to him at
! scarboro. Me.
Coon and woodcock dinners are in or
der at this date. Mrs. Orison Follett en-
! terta ined a few Of her friends and en-
/ Joyed the former. Mrs c. II. Evans in
dulged in the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf and little son OF
| Washington, y. c. after sending a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Blgelow. re-
! turned to their home last Tuesday. Mrs
| Metcalf is a sister OF Mrs Bigelow
! Luthera Hamilton Of Windham, a stu
! dent of Leland and Gray seminary. spent
Saturday and Sunday with her former
teacher Miss Florence f. Follett. who
was home from Grafton over Sunday
The topic OF the sermon in the Baptist
/ church next Sunday morning will be.
THE conditions OF the race" At the
| union service In the evening In the same
church the topic will be, Fire. firemen
! and fire escape"
Mrs. John Grout and Mrs W. H. Miles
were in BTattleboro Friday and saw the
work Of the Relief corps eXemphfied by
! the women OF Londonderry. The for
mer was accompanied by Mrs Moses
| Grout and little son. who enjoyed a
delightful carriage drive.
Every one should read the carefully
| prepared article in the August number
/ of the American Botanist by Lesion A
/ Wheeler on Some Rare Vermont Plants"
Mr.. Wheeler is deeply interested in such
! out Of door studies and this article ranks
high as literary production.
At the adjourned meeting Friday night
of the Grange one member was received
from another Grange. The subject con-
| sidered was, why does the Grange have
a greater influence in the homes OF its
| members than any other fraternal or
| ganization?" Sixteen members were
present.
Rev Daniel Mcintyre returned Friday
night from Boston, where he attended
ten days the Congregational council. He
| speaks enthusiastically OF all the meet
| ings and heard such speakers as Governor
| Draper, Mayor Fitzgerald, DR.. Conrad,
| DR.. Arthur Hallam Smith OF China, DR..
Robert A. Hume OF India, Booker T.
| Washington, DIR. II. II. Proctor OF At
lanta, Ga. and many others from all
parts OF the globe, On Columbus day he
saw President Taft as he reviewed 49,
900 in the parade in front OF the state
house.