Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-08-04
THE VERMONT PH0aNIX BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY. Angus,

services in the Congregational church
Sunday.
Mrs. Nichols and grandson Royal,
who were at the home Of Rockwell Da-
Wis the past month, returned yesterday
to Waterbury, Conn.,
Mrs. Will B. Smith and son, Holland,
and Miss Addie Shattuck are spending |
a few days with their cousins, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Park HOLLAND.
DR.. and Mrs Osgood, Mrs. Chaplin and |
Miss Fletcher attended the fifth annual
pilgrimage to the old Rockingham church |
Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Plimpton, an old resident of this
place and her granddaughter, Florence
Hosford of Greenfield, Mass have been
at Mrs. Eddy's this week
The idler on the main belt at Mr.. Will
lards mill broke Wednesday afternoon.
No damage was done to the machinery,
but the mill was closed the rest of the
| day.
The bungalow which Albert Franklin
has been building on c, II. WIZARDS
land, is nearly completed and will be
occupied soon by Miss Bushnell and Miss
Mercy.
Mrs. Addie Greene tripped on rug
one day last week and fell and sprain-
ed her right wrist severely. She Is now
in Brattleboro at the home of Elijah
Wales.
Miss Bertha Prentiss and Mrs. living
motored up from Holyoke Monday and
spent few days with Mrs Twings two
daughters, Miss Catherine and Miss Hell
en- living.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Phillips and
children, Gladys and Marion, who visited
in the home of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Phillips, left Tuesday for their home in
Westfield, Mass.
Charles Todd and family of Chester
called on Mrs. Lydia Fullerton and
daughter Sunday afternoon. Mrs Cham
berlain of Brattleboro visited Mrs. Full
lerton last week.
The ladies' home club will meet in the
; vestry Wednesday afternoon at 2.30. All
the women are requested to take some
t article of food also thimbles, as there is
sewing to be done.
\ Mrs. Chaplin, who has rented Mrs.
Farrell's furnished house for the sea-
a son, received news Monday morning of
the death of her brother She left at
. once for her home in Hoyoke, Mass.
DR.. Bruce and two granddaughter.
, Dorothy and Janet Bruce, came Friday
to his summer home. DR.. Bruce re-
II children remained with their grand
mother.
= State Highway Commissioner Charles
w. Gates and County Road Commission
h er David r. Perry were in town We'd
nesday to confer with A. A Mason con-
1t corning the condition of the roads ir
this section.
n w. H. Miles was in Brattleboro Tues
day making plans for the 50th reunion
m of the Fourth Vermont regiment, which
will be held Sept. p on the old CAM
ground in Brattleboro, where the mer
g were mustered in at the time of the war
The members of the Grange had
very pleasant time at their picnic OF
the common today. Before the picni,
* the third and fourth degrees were work
ed. The local Grange had as guests tn
E. Oranges from Newfane and West Tows
bend.
to In the Baptist church next Sunda,
morning, the pastor Rev. Joseph Nc
+ Kean. will preach on "An opportunit.
and an obligation" In the evening, a
ro the union service in the same church, h
will have for his topic, Some things
man should do, and some things a WON
TX an should know"
" Raymond Phillips met with a seriou
re accident Saturday afternoon on the bal
y field. While running for the ball in tn
I'D first half of the first inning he collide
n with Leon Bruce and struck his teet
against Bruce's ear, knocking one from
IL tooth out while another was loosened
n Bruce's ear was cut badly.
The members of the Dorcas guild ar
nv planning for their annual midsumme
n sale to be held August 10 on the com
mon. If stormy, it will be held on Fri
M day of the same week. This is to b
In an extensive sale of aprons, fancy ar
tices, food and ice cream. 1t is hope
that everyone will respond to help tn
good cause along.
er A pleasant event in Weston Monda.
July "a, was the reception given in Cd
mt Fellows hall to Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Law
II. ton Church of Tiverton, Rhode Islam,
so people being present. The hall wa
d. prettily decorated, a musical program
nix was rendered and refreshments wei
served. Mrs. Church was presented wit
at a handsome past noble grand's cola
on by the Rebekahs, table cloth and nal
k!ns from the church and gifts from IL
10 dividuals, Mrs. Church was Sybl Ma
IA Burton of Weston. She taught scho
e0 successfully a number of years In h,
home town, later in Townshend, ar
ed for three or four years had been at II
is head of a school in Tiverton, r. /. HI
marriage to Mr.. Church took place
Try Tiverton July II.
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