Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-06-02
WEST BRATTLEB0R0

ing from telon.
Mrs. Rose Knight has been spending
the week at L. E. Bonds.
A. ID. Wilson returned Monday from
a business trip to Boston.
Miss Alice Barnes visited in Amherst
and Springfield the first of the week.
Arthur Doyle is having scarlet fever.
This is the second case in the family.
Several new monuments are being
placed in Meeting House Hill cemetery.
Mrs. d. L. Herrick of Mortified Is
visiting among her old nelghbors ana
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Crosier and Reu-
hen Alexander visited at Alya stacy
in Bernardston Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Bigeow and granddaughter,
Miss Helen Bigelow, arrived here from
Tarpon Springs Sunday
Ernest Perry of Greenfield, who Is
working on ID. I. Perry's new mousse
boards at D. W. Harris's.
Mrs. Elmer French of Greenfield visit
ed at Wilfred French's for a few Gays
She returned home Tuesday.
Mrs G. H. Whitacre and two daugh-
ters came Saturday to occupy their
summer home on Ames hill.
John p Helyar of Burlington was
guest of his mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Helyar'
from Monday to Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Stellman and Miss
| Gladys Stellman were al Sunset lake
from Saturday to Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Aiken of Orange,
Mass, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. f. a.
Betterley the first of the week.
There have been five cases of measles
at G. f. Coveys. Three other children
| in the family expect to have them
Mrs. Idera Hescock and daughter,
|
Rhoda Sargent's the first of the week.
A. d. Wilson recently bought regis
tered Guernsey bull, Colonel Fillmore,
which he has taken to his stock farm.
A telephone has been installed in Mrs.
| Hannah Miners house; call 1881. y. NJ
Stowe also has telephone; call 293-l3'
Mrs. Hester Davis, who has been a
guest at l.. j. Sylvester's recently, re-
| turned to her home in Wilmington Satur-
day.
The Near and Farther Lights society
will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock in the chapel of the Baptist
church.
Mrs Julia Moseley who for several
weeks visited friends in Milford, Mass
has returned to her home at 2S2 Western
avenue.
Miss Dasie Miller of Walpole, Mass.
came Monday to visit her mother, Mrs
Helen Miller, returning to Walpolt
Thursday.
Roy McCrea, a small boy who lives al
l.. j. Sylvestor's, underwent an opera
ton for adenoids at the Memorial nos
pital Friday.
Nathan d. Mann of Wilmington is II
town visiting his daughter and brothers
and calling upon numerous other rela
tives and friends.
friends who are visiting there drove It
Dummerston Tuesday to attend the Me
mortal day exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs F. d. Marsh entertained
eight of their friends at dinner sunday
Perley Lynde of Dummerston was
visitor Monday at the same place
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bond of Greenfield
came Saturday to spend several day'
with Mr. Bonds parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.
e. Bond They returned home Tuesday
Miss Harriet Warmer, SO, who is cared
for in the home of Miss Smith and Miss
Laura Powers was able to attend churcf
| Sunday morning and again that evening
William Hescock is improving his
buildings by the addition of new windows
and blinds. His father, Henry Hescocl
of Newfane, is working for him TINS
| week
Mrs, w: v; Howe of West To nnr saS
Harry Howe. on Ames hin. Mrs. r1oy'
smith and son have been guests recent
| at the same place.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Capen and two daughters
after a four days journey from Jackson
vile, Fla, arrived here Saturday. The
r intend to spend the summer here an
are staying at W. L. Pellern's.
E Dr. and Mrs. Martin of Northampto
e came on a carriage drive to this plac
i last week to visit Mrs. Martins parents
Mr. and Mrs T. NJ. Allbee. They wei
there from Friday to Monday.
e Harry F. Abbott left this morning c
! the owl train for Peedee, \. c., whel
y he will have a position as master M
e chanic with the Yadkin River Pow
s company, which owns one of the bigge
8 power plants in the world.
e Seventeen scholars from the mint
e grade are continuing today the examin;
tons begun yesterday for promotion
. secondary schools. The examinations a
i being conducted in the academy bull
. ing by Supervisor Whittier.
;, First Congregational church. Rev. E.
> Lewis, minister Sunday morning serviC
y 1890. Sermon by Mr. Lewis, subjec
$ What have you to say in view of whi
d God has done?" Bible school at l
=. Church prayer meeting Tuesday evenr
/, at 7.30.
}. E. H. Hobson of Washington, d. c
e and his mother, Mrs s. II. Hobson
= Bellows Falls, were guests of Mrs. Hol
: sons daughter, Mrs. E. NJ. Goodenoug
II Saturday. Arthur Wilson of Springfield
= Mass, was a visitor at the same pla'
l recently.
Mrs II. a. Stone, who spent the viii
'' ter in Brooklyn with her granddaughte
: Miss Maude Stone, came Saturday
:. STAY with Mrs Catherine Evans uni
= July /, when she expects to go to Wi
t mington for the rest of the summer
IS Mrs. Stone, who is SO years old, made Il
t journey from New York here alone al