Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-08
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Weston.
Miss Bertha Phillips has returned from
a visit in Barre
Harry Sparks has begun work for Earl
Davis in Newfane
Miss Alice Dale went to her school in
Lyme, Conn, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Franklin will move |
into DR.. Parker's house
Mr.. Jocelyn came Monday to attend to
the shipping of his goods
Mr. and Mrs Martin Perry returned |
Saturday from Middlebury.
Mrs. Snow has gone to visit her son,
Clarence, in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barry and children
are visiting in Saxtons River.
Miss Hattie Fisher is very low in the
Brattleboro Memorial hospital.
Mrs Batchelder returned wednesday
from her trip to winthrop beach.
Frank White of Greenfield, Mass, was
at d. B. McCarty's the past week.
Hugh Phillips has returned from visit
in Concord and North Dana, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marble of Bellows Falls
are visiting at William NJ. Sparks's.
Mr.. and Mrs. White have taken into
J their home Charles Stone Of Boston.
| Thursday for their home in Springfield,
! Mass.
William White and Frank DeKalb of
Whitehall, n. V, have been at George
Whites.
Miss Beulah Timson of wnliamsville
| has been visiting at DIR. f. l.. Osgood's
| this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Reed of New York city
visited a few days last week at Byron
| Thompsons.
Hazel Jones returned Monday. She
has gone to Stratton, where she will
teach school.
Mrs E. II. Roberts and son, Henry, of
Orange, Mass, are at Mrs. A. l.. Rand's
for a hort stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Marsh came Sat
urday from Athol, Mass, to visit their
son, A. r. Marsh.
Arthur L. Rand went Monday to Fitch
burg, Mass, to work for the Weber
| Lumber company.
Miss Nina Martin has finished work at
the Townshend Inn and is staying with
Mrs. Robert Lincoln.
\ party of 10 from the Newfane Inn
| came Saturday on a straw ride to Don F.
Boutell's for a luncheon.
Mr.. Goodheart of Bethel will preach in
the Congregational church Sunday. He
| comes as a candidate.
MIS-. AuelDeft mason went saturday 10
be with her husband who is in the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington.
Miss Lottie Jones came from Glouces-
ter, Mass, Saturday. She had been at
the beach through the summer.
Mrs. Sarah Crouch and her son and
daughter, who were at the Inn through
August, left for their home in Chicago
Tuesday.
Mrs. Merle Willis returned Saturday
Will Willis IN tbpir homo in IN
after a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs l. E. Chase.
Miss Sadie Hewitt, a. B., of Attleboro,
Mass, has been engaged to teach Ian
guages in Leland and Gray the current
year. She is a graduate of Brown uni
versity, 1911.
Topic for next Sunday at the Baptist
church, morning, THE peril and enemy
of the home" a temperance rally SER
mon. Evening service at the Congrega-
tional church.
| Howard Burke of Jamaica was in town
, Monday attending to the loading of the
, rest of his goods, which were stored in
Mrs. Wilson's building. II. j. Sage came
to move them.
! Miss May Howe went Monday to Ran
dolph to teach the coming year. Mrs
Lizzie Rand her grandmother. accom-
panied her to Brattleboro, where she will
visit Frank Howe and family.
The Womans Relief corps will NEE
Saturday afternoon at 2.30, Sept. g. witt
Mrs. w H. Miles. At the same houl
the members of the Grand Army will
hold a meeting in Masonic hall.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Allbee, DR.
and Mrs f. L. Osgood and Mrs. A. b
= Taft We're elected delegates to the Con.
, gregational church conference to be helC
in West Townshend Wednesday and yes
] terday
Mr. and NTrS w NJ SDarlss 1,iSi+a al "
Bellows Falls from Friday to Monday
They returned Monday evening after at
tending the ball game at Brattleboro
Ruth Watson kept house during thei
absence.
The Hastings annual reunion was hell
5 on the Carr farm Labor day. the visit
ors being pleasantly entertained by Os
J., car l.. Dean, occupant of the farm. :
+ | bountfu dinner was served a the nool
hour Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
4 c. c. Hastings of Springfield. Mass, MI
e. and Mrs. II. ]. Hastings and Harry L
Carr of Athens. Mrs. Anna Carr an
: Charles Carr of West Townshend, Mrs
i Clarence Woodland and son, Frank. Eli
Hill, Mrs. Charles and family o
. this town. All report fine time. l
: was voted to meet next Labor day
Pomona Grange will meet with Yves
- River Grange on Thursday, Sept. a. TIL
p, morning session will be taken up wit
business ana the discussion OF lHe lOlloW
ing question; Resolved that the farm
q ers life is preferable to that of me
chanic." Dinner will be served in tn
:, hall at noon. Afternoon session at 1.S
= p. m, to which the public is invited
The program will comprise readings
songs and recitations and the followin
l. question will be discussed: Resolved
, that domestic employment is better 70
young women than professional work
Abuse your stomach today and 1t wi