Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-08

day to Hartford. Conn, where they
Joined an automobile party Monday for
trip to New York
Arthur Laliberte and family have been
spending a few days at his old home in
St. Hyacinthe, Canada. They are ex-
pected home Saturday
Miss Charlotte S. Slate is on duty
again at the public library after
pleasant vacation spent with a party of
friends at one of the beaches.
The Universalist women held a sue
cessful food sale at ]. NJ. Lambs store
Saturday afternoon, disposng of their
entire stock of eatables in about an hour.
Mrs. NJ. S. Hartwell was in Montague,
Mass, Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Miss Irene Vesta, who is recovering from
a surgical operation in the Farren hospi-
tai
The Orren C. Robertson company are
preparing to install another machine in
their plant, as the demand for their
goods requires facilities for larger out
put
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 2. Bailey returned to
their home in Brockton, Mass, Satur-
day, having spent the summer with their
parents here and in the Catskill noun
tains
John NJ. Lamb of this town was elected
president last week of New Hampshire
annual convention of the association in
Hanover
The Congregational ladies society will
hold its first fall supper and social in
the church vestry Wednesday, Sept, 10.
a business meeting will be called at 4
o'clock sharp.
f. II, Davis and family went Thurs
day afternoon to Townshend, Vt, to
help celebrate the 5Oth anniversary of
the marriage of his parents, which oc-
Cured Friday.
Miss Gertrude Graves of Greenfield
Mass, a former teacher in the Hlnsdale
grammar school, and her friend, Mr.
Roberts of Greenfield, were visitors of
Mrs. D. a. Minis recently.
The Fisk Paper company who have
been filling their orders, since the burn
ing of the Brghtwood mill, at the Orren
C. Robertson company's mill, finished
work there Saturday night.
The annual meeting OF the w c. T. U.
will be held Tuesday afternoon, Sept. y.
in the Congregational church parlor. This
is an important meeting and it is desired
that every member be present if possible,
G. S. Smith, the local horse dealer re-
Gently sold seven horses within five days.
W. l.. Rice OF Wilbraham. Mass, bought
pair of handsome black team horses
for 800 and w. II. Heath of Guiford,
VT, paid $3.50 for bay team
The Sprague family have been moving
their household goods, stock and other
belongings from the River tavern, which
they recently sold to the Boston & Maine
| Railroad company, to the Deacon Estey
place, which they own.
The hose team won second money, $75,
| in the four cornered race at North
| Adams Monday. Their time was one
and a quarter seconds slower than the
winners. Hinsdale had Is men on the
| team, Lorier Walker, w. A. Brooks,
| William Duggan, Erwin Lovely Thomas
Mann, Wilfred Delphy, Howard Cantlin,
| Emmett Doucette, Frank Podmore, Floyd
| Sprague, Edgar Currier Eugene NORM,
| william Lynch. w. l.. Brooks and r, L.
| Howe. The race was with a 900 pound
cart. running 267 yards, laying $50 feet OF
hose. coupling to hydrant and putting
on nozzle. Hnsdale's time was 40 sec
| onds.
| n. o, Maynard met with a painful
and, especially at this time, unfortunate
accident at the railroad station las