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

Edith L. Ray left wednesday morn
ing to resume her studies at Westfield,
Mass, normal school.
Mrs. Florence Farnum Osgood of
Nashua, n H., and her daughter, Eliza
beth, are guests of the family of Dea-
con C. w. Osgood on Green street.
]. ]. Fenton, Mrs. Fenton and two
children and Miss Alice Flavin went yes
terday to Holyoke for a short visit, 60
ing in Mr. Fenton's automobile.
The bartenders of North walpole gave
an extensive clam bake Monday to a
large number of their friends, making 1t
an enjoyable occasion for those who at
tended.
Among the guests registered last Sat-
urday at Hotel Wlndham were Mr.. and
Mrs. William d. Rockefeller, w. A.
Rockefeller and G. S. Rockefeller, all of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Allbee return
ed Tuesday afternoon from a weeks $
automobile trip through various parts of
Massac husetts, including number of
the beaches.
During the month of August there
were II marriage licenses issued at the
local town clerks office, and eight In
July. These numbers are much larger
than the average.
Professor F. L. Daye of the high
school, who has been taking a course at
the Harvard summer school, has return
ed to Bellows Falls preparatory to the
| opening of school next Monday.
Mrs John JB. Morse of Gage street
will close her home here about the mid
| die of this month and go to the Home
| for the Aged and Disabled in Brattle-
| boro, making that her future home.
| The Sarah A. Holden residence on the
north side of Williams street has been
| bought of f. L. Walker, administrator,
| by Clark Chase. The homestead had
| been owned by Mrs Holden "a years.
Only about a dozen hunters licenses
| have thus far been issued by the local
| town clerks Office this year. and there
| does not seem to be the usual amount OF
| talk showing interest in the hunting this
| fall.
| Hadley's moving picture show is bill
! ed for the opera house next week Sat
urday. 1t always has proved to be OF
| much interest and instruction. in con-
trast with the average picture show as
| at present handled.
| The electric light company is this week
| removing its stock and books from the
| old Office building on the south side OF
| Bridge street to the new office and
storage building on the north side, near
the o. d. Gray building.
The family of s. S. Bennett closed their
cottage at Sunapee Monday and came tc
Bellows Falls Eugene S. Leonard re-
turned with his family Tuesday after
noon. Both families have spent the sum-
mer since late in June at the lake.
Monday the following went to Windsor
| and to the top of Ascutney mountain
attending the big picnic which was held
there Fred C. Hildreth, Hattie A. Hill
dreth w. C. Belknap, Mrs W. C. Bel
KNAPP, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Planter and
Miss Lena Sawyer.
Mrs. Everett ]. Chapman returned last
week to her residence on South street
after having spent the time since the
death of her husband, July g. with
friends of the family in Mystic, Conn
She will live for the present in the
| same dwelling where the family have
been for several years.
The new electric turntabe of the Bos-
| ton & Maine road which was described
| in this column last week. has been put
| in operation and works perfectly in all
respects. 1t is one of the lragest ta-
| bles, and is the first one in New Eng
| land to be driven by electricity The