Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-08-25

casson cabin. The two whist clubs of
Brattleboro met there last week.
Miss Jennie Valentine and Mrs Rachel
Wordell of New Bedford, Mass, came
Tuesday to stay week at Davidson
Naples They had been five weeks at
Maple Hill farm in West Townshend.
Mrs. Dora Pierce and sons, Walter
and Harry, who visited at j. D. Pierce's
last week, went Tuesday to visit other
relatives in Putney and Claremont be-
| fore returning to their home in Framing
| ham, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Batchelder of
| Westhampton came in their automobile
Wednesday night to stay few days
with Mrs. Il. ]. Butterheld. They visited
relatives in Guiford and will go from
here to Peru.
a. II. Farnum and Mr. and Mrs. e. c.
| Boyd went by automobile to visit rela-
tives in Westminster Saturday, returning
Sunday night. Mrs. Farnum returned
with her parents to their home in Will
mington the first of the week.
The granolthic sidewalk to the school,
! house and a walk from that to the build
| ing nine feet wide was completed last
week. This week a new platform of the
same kind is being laid in front of the
court house in place of the brick floor.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Heath of Towns
bend accompanied their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Nichols. of Boone County,
| N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. Endicott of
| Iowa for a short distance on the train
from this place Monday morning.
Mrs. E. b. Carpenter and son, who
were three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs o.
R. Wright at River View farm. returned
Monday to their home in Somervile.
Miss Frances Pontlus, who visited Mrs
Wright last week, also returned to her
| In, N lie dor u
| morning.
Amasa Grout and family, Mrs. Resell
la Kenney and her daughter, Mrs. Ward
| H. Eager, visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Austin in Brookline Monday afternoon.
Mr. Grout and family left Tuesday at 4
O'Clock in the morning by automobile
with W. p. Eames for their home in
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Benson and w. p.
Eames and family went Saturday by
automobile to visit relatives in South
Londonderry, who Joined them Sunday in
a trip to Saratoga Springs. Mr.. Benson,
Mr.. Eames and family returned home
Sunday night Mrs. Benson and Mrs.
Viola /. Chase will remain at Saratoga
a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Edwards of North =
ampton, relatives of Mrs. Smiley, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark were guests at the
Inn Sunday, making the trip in their
automobile. w. L. Laskey of New York
city with Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher and Mr..
and Mrs Anderson. who arc OF +boIr
cottage at West Cbesteraeld NJ ond
Mrs f. W. GIBSON of Brattleboro. Mr..
and Mrs. w. H Corley of Cleveland. O..
| Mr.. and Mrs. \. p. Cooley of Stafford
Springs were guests at the Inn Sunday.
The church was trimmed prettily Sun
| day morning with bouquets of cut flowers
arranged with much taste nv John
| Covev. Miss BACON who is y ,.isi+or
here and who PLAYS the organ in the
| Episcopal church in Ware. favored the
congregation in the morning with n solo
and Mr.. Upton, a student at Mount Her
| mon, gave an Interesting sermon Nv
! Upton had charge of the evening service
also and sang a solo which was pleasing
to all Through the courtesy of AIR and
Mrs Smile,, he 1,os or+ortoira7 - ~
Inn during his stay here
Hector Fabossi, Alberto T.avenas AL
| fredo Caroselle Carlos Brown. Abe
Gogtia and Rogelio Corneio. collage st,,
dents from Buenos Avres South Amer.
lea, who are spending their summer va.
cation with Mr.. and Mrs. William II
knowton, roasted a lamb on the rocks
in front of SINNERS brook and gave q
picnic to IA guests, who are also stay
ing at Maple Row farm, Aug II. Al
eHJogeu tne treat. Mrs. Martin, hel
daughter Miss Helen G. Martin, ant
TWO grandchlldren who have spent three
weeks at Mr.. knowlton's, returned Sat
uruaY 10 their nome IN Brooklyn.
The annual fair by the ladies' aid So
cie'N FRIDAY afternoon and evening was
= success III every way The booth for
iaHcN articles was decorated in japanese
ny MIS- w. II. Goodnow and was pre-
Sided over by Mrs George Bush, while
me other of more useful articles was in
charge OF Mrs c. T. Nichols Mrs r. d.
Newton conducted the food sale and the
supply of home made food disappeared
quickly. Mrs Adebert Rhoades was
successful in making the supply of ice
! cream, notwithstanding the fact that one
Of the freezers gave out The financial
receipts We're gratifying to all who are
interested in the good work the society is
doing
George Davis has rot,,,.,,.., -, a. ~.
fame Inn oftor o. ,,i.it 80 'I -, ~ 'ile NV
town ,,.bara 10 ~. 'i u" ms H"ti.e
S1st birtbda,, or,ni,,os l.' ~ ceIepra'e ms
% of his kindred were nresent 10 W.
ceived 800 greetings and conoro +,Ila+,a,,e
by souvenir post cards renreeenti,,er so,.
en- states. In return he is sendino o,,+
views of the hotel in por,, ,r,,asa ~
formerly was pronriotor and r,biot, ie