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

Mrs. c. H. Brown is visiting at W. b.
Glynn's.
John Hubbard returned to Chicago
Monday.
Miss Clara White is visiting relatives
in town.
Mrs. Flora Coleman began her school
in Westminster Tuesday.
Miss Annie Bemis returned to her
school work in Brockton Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. White and daughter, Helen Wis
tied in Smondsvlle saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Belle Hume is with her cousin,
Mrs. Prosper Morris I'm Rockingham, who
Is seriously i'll.
Arthur Mundell and Miss Cora Hough-
ton returned to their work in Springfield,
Mass, Monday.
Miss Florence Kingsbury, who had
been visiting relatives here, returned
home last week.
Fay Osgood and bride of Hartford,
Conn, visited his mother, Mrs. Blanche
Osgood, recently.
The Nature club enjoyed a corn roast
Tuesday evening in DR.. Osgood's lot.
About 10 attended
Charles Wesley and family moved last
They board Mrs. Simonds and grand
sons Fred Dwinnell.
Osborne d. southwlck of South Bend,
Ind, is visiting his aunt, Madam
Waitee, two weeks
Mrs. Roland Morse and son, Carroll,
of Bellows Falls visited her mother, Mrs.
c. Wesley, Saturday.
George Buxton is having his house
shingled, Arthur Gale and Clarence
Twitchell, doing the work.
Willard Richardson came last week
from Washington d. c., to join his
family here at George Richardson's.
Rev. e. A. Mason returned from his
vacation trip last week and services
were resumed in the Baptist church Sun
day.
Mrs. Willis and daughter, who had
been visiting at Mrs. Newman's return
ed to Middletown, Conn, Thursday of
this week
Henry Barry of Providence, r. l., is
visiting in the home of his father, M.
p. Barry. Miss Barry has been here
some time.
Dana Aiken and family moved last
week into Mrs. j. V. Simonds's house.
week from Mrs. j. V. Slmonds's house
to Westminster
Miss Hazel Gale returned to the Claw
SON Hamilton business college in Brat
tleDOrO TUESDAY. arthur Gdle VIII re-
turn next week.
Mrs. C. II. Whitcomb was operated
upon for a nerve trouble in her jaw,
caused by the pulling of a tooth, We'd
nesday in the Carney hospital in Bos-
ton. The operation was successful.
Herbert Johnson, who moved from this
place to Bellows Falls last fall went to
Brattleboro Memorial hospital last week
to undergo an operation which was per-
formed Tuesday Their many friends
hope for a speedy recovery.
\ food sale will take place in the
Congregational church vestry Saturday
| from $50 to o'clock, under the auspices
| and for the benefit of the Sunday school
All are asked to respond literally to the
call for food and to be on hand to pat.
| ronize the sale.
A young man about IS years old hired
a team at Bems's livery stable Saturday
afternoon to go to Grafton. The team
was not returned and it was found tina
| the young man went to Chester anC
| Springfield Finally the team was 10
Gated at Charlestown, N. II. G.. P
Alexander Of this place found the youns
man in the hotel there and brought hin
to Bellows Falls, where he had a hear.
| ing Tuesday and was bound over t
county court under bonds of $1,000, HI
gave the name of Thomas Dugan ant
| said he was from Milwaukee.
The new bell was put IN place in the
| Baptist belfry last Thursday. Mr.. Cav
anaugh of the Meneeley Bell company
OF West Troy. N. Y, superintendent the
| work. The bell weighs 1850 pounds. II
will be rung Saturday evening at IL;
and 73O to call the people to the church
/ lawn, where the SaXtons River cornet
band will give a concert in honor of the
occasion. The bell will be presented for
mally in behalf of the donor by w. b
Glynn and accepted by the pastor, Rev
| +. a. Mason, in behalf of the church al
the morning service, Sept. 10.
The body of HAL j. Tenney son OF
Lewis Tenney of this place, was brought
| here from his home in Cheyenne. Wyo
Sunday. His last sickness, rheumatism
around the heart, was of short dura-
ton, and death came very suddenly
| The funeral was held at Mr.. Tenney's
Monday at o'clock, Rev. G. F. Chaplin
| officiating. He leaves a wife, a son and
| daughter by a former marriage, and a
| sister. Those from out of town who at
tended the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald OF
Brattleboro, Mr.. Dawson, Mrs Woodbury.
| of Holyoke, Mrs. Coolidge Clark and
son, B. A. Park, II. A. Gould, Merrill
Wright and Mrs. Ed Gould of Chester
Mrs. Thomas of Brattleboro is the
daughter, and Mrs, Coolidge Clark OF
! Chester, the sister. The burial took
| place in the SaXtons River cemetery
The flowers were many and beautiful.