Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-01

Miss Hattie Fisher has been sick this
week
Sidney Crane cut his foot badly with
glass Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Dutton has returned home
for her vacation.
II. c. Franklin has stored his goods in
II. F, buttons barn.
A. L. Cook is making great improve
ments on his dwelling.
Mrs. Roberts of Bondville and son
are visiting her uncle, Zina Cobb.
Mrs. Addie Greene came Saturday to
her summer home in Harmonyvine.
Rev. Joseph Mcintyre will preach in No.
schoolhouse at p m. next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Lewis OF Brattle-
boro were at the Townshend Inn Monday
DR. and Mrs Bruce came Thursday,
the doctor returning TO New York Mon
day.
y very interesting mission meeting was
held at y. \. Mason's Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Morris left today friday to visit
her husband in the Brattleboro Memorial
hospital.
Mrs. Harry Bickford of Brooklyn. y.
y" is visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bickford.
Hazel O'Brien of someryille. Mass.
came Wednesday TO her aunts Mrs Ell
win Persons.
The ball team was beaten 1i-2 at Bar
Der park Thursday in a game against
Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Mabel Barnes of Pennsylvania
and H. L. Nuremberg of Boston are at
DR.. a. d. Nashs.
Mrs. c. a. Stark and son, Perley, Of
Marlboro y. H., are visiting her sister.
Mrs. Frank Blood.
Miss Lottie Jones returned Friday from
Castleton. where she had been attending
the normal school,
Miss Carrie Mason of Bellows Falls
and Miss Shepard of Greenfield were at
A. A Mason's Sunday.
Topic for next Sunday morning in the
Baptist church, christian Patriotism"
Rev. Joseph Mexican pastor.
Mrs. Henry Stowel Mrs Ernest Stow
ell and son, Walter H., of Grafton, were
at w. NJ. Sparks Saturday
Hugh Phillips and Carl Bruce came
Friday for their summer vacation from
Norwich university, Mortified.
Mrs. Aldrich and granddaughter,
Gladys, of Westmoreand, are at her
daughters, Mrs. W. NJ. Sparks's
Mrs. H. V. Dale and son. John, with
Kenneth, Donald and Faith Butler, came
last night Thursday to her home.
MI 1 VI iltI anu son. arthur OF weston,
and his son, DR.. Warren Turner and fam
ily' of Montpelier, are visiting at Will
mer Turner's.
Park Holland is making extensive re-
pairs on his barn. Haynes Sanders,
Eugene Cudworth and Mr.. Appleby are
doing the work.
]. II. Ware, c. H. Willard and F. L.
Lowe are in Montpelier this week as dele
gates TO the state convention. E. B.
Batchelder accompanied them
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Howard and daugh-
ter Miss Ella Howard of Brattleboro,
with Mrs. Towards brother, John Byard
OF Massachusetts, were at the Inn Fri
day.
Eugene Weatherbee returned Monday
from Worcester and Southboro, Mass
He went to the latter place to attend the
funeral OF his brother-in-law. Dana Brig
ham.
Miss Ellen Cobb of Bondvile, and
Mrs. Martha Johnson of Greenfield,
Mass, sisters of Zina Cobb, after spend
ing a few days here, returned home
Saturday
Arthur Livermore of Athol, has given
the public library three volumes of Exam
pies of Art and Literature in France. Eng
land, and America, published by Collier
& Son, New York.
Mrs. Addie c. Van Doom and sister
MIs' franc u ozark ana daughter, Miss
Caroline II. Clark of Brattleboro, who is
a teacher in Mortified. this state, are
boarding at the Inn.
II. c. Franklin has sold his grist mill
to Mr.. Mills Of St. Johnsbury and rented
the house to him for a year. For the
present Mr.. Franklin and family will live
upstairs in their former home.
Mrs. Lizzie Barber and father, Mr..
Whitcomb OF Wardsboro, We're in town
Thursday. Mrs. Barber returned to
Wardsboro with her father, where she is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Briggs.
Mrs. ]. c. IAkin and two daughters,
the Misses Julia and Addie Lakin of
Watervile, Me, went Tuesday to Peru