Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-22
WEST BRATTLEBOR0

Miss Frances Stellman expects to go
to Providence tomorrow.
Mrs. Ii b.. Hanna and daughter, Elean-
or, aretm Boston to stay a week.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Floyd Of Win
throp, Mass, were recent guests at j. G.
Stafford's.
Mrs. f.. d. E.. Stowe has returned to
her home and Mrs. Carrie Richardson is
caring for her.
Miss Bertha Freeman of South Hadley
Falls, Mass, is at c. S. Riders for an
indefinite stay.
Mrs. Charles Becker and daughter re-
turned J. riday after a months visit in
Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Walker and ]. S.
Walker, jr., of C%laremont, N. H., were
at A. ID. Wilson's Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Holmes of Medford, Mass,
who visited her niece, Mrs. w. E. Stell-
man, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McElhinney closed
their summer home on Ames hill and re-
| turned to New York Thursday.
N Mr.. and Mrs. Obed Ward of East Ar
~lington came Wednesday to visit Mrs.
Wards daughter. Mrs. Charles Higley.
Prof. L. r. Patton and sister, Miss Julia
Patton of Hartford. Conn, came Tuesday
for a short stay at their Ames hill cot
tage.
Miss May Thayer is at home for a
/ Few udNS WISH from kOuIu LAKE., N. l.
She expects to return to Middlebury this
week.
The Misses Keetels, who were guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Wheeler some
time, returned to their home in Brooklyn
Monday.
Mrs. Annette Leonard and daughter,
Miss Mabel Leonard, of Springfield, this
state, were guests at f. X. Mann's
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey, who were recent
guests at L. II. Turner's Ames hill cot
tage, returned to Montclair, N. j.,
Thursday.
]. C. Renfrew returned from Hartford,
Conn, Tuesday. Mrs. Renfrew will re-
main with her sister, Mrs. Terry a few
days longer.
d. r. Perry was at White River juno
| ton Thursday to attend the fair and to
meet Charles w. Gates, state highway
commissioner
Mrs. Eta Ahlem, Mrs. Mary Spalding
and Mrs. Jane Mason of Hoytville, Mich,
came Friday for an indefinite stay at e.
NJ. Whitney's.
Mrs. Carl Bracket is spending a few
days at f. NJ. Whitney's. Mrs. Whitney
is in Mortified caring for Mrs. f. Bel
lows, who is i'll.
Mrs. Mary w. Ward and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Edgely of Newtonville,
Mass, are at Mrs. c.. r. Evans's for an
lndeflnlte stay.
Mrs. Harry D.. Walch and daughter,
who were recent guests at Harry Alb
bolts, returned to their home in stone
ham, Mass, Wednesday.
c. II. Shepardson returned Monday
from a visit of several days i'm Orange,
Mass. Mr.. Shepardson is having mod
ern plumbing put into his house.
DR.. and Mrs. William NJ. Robb of
Keene came in their automobile Thurs
dow for a fau- dave visit with thair
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Robb. ST.
Mrs. Henry Knight went Thursday to
visit a week in Bellows Falls, Chester
and Weston. Her mother, Mrs. j. S.
Wood. will be with her daughter, Mrs.
.. w. Harris, until Mrs. knight returns
The N~eighbors club, which was formed
a month ago at w. G. Starks's in district
No. Il, will meet this evening at George
Winters. This club expects to meet
once a month evenings to advance So
ciabilitS in the neighborhood.
Miss Della Miller received a visit We'd
nesday from her cousin, John j. Chester,
of Columbus, O., who made the journey
in his automobile. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Chester and two women friendss
They went from here to Connecticut en-
route for home, where they expect to ar
rive in about 10 days.
., Dr. f. w. Gage, who has been with his
sister, Mrs. Sumner Stockwell, in Hard
WICK, Mass, since the ueatn OF MT.
Stockwell, which occurred several months
ago has been home few days, return
ing to Hardwick Thursday. Mr.. Gage has
rented his farm to George f. Fadden for
a year. He will mover his family to
Hardwick about Oct. !.
The marriage of Miss Ivy Marguerite
Ranney to Clarence Little Hathaway of
BrooBline, Mass, took place in the First
Baptist church, Commonwealth avenue,
Boston, Wednesday evening. The BRIDE
groom's grandfather officiated. Miss
Alice Liscomb of this place, a
cousin of the bride, was one of the six
bridesmaids. The reception was at Riv-
erbank court, Cambridge. Mr.. and Mrs,
Hathaway will live in Brookline, Mass.
The Near and Farther Lights society
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. w
H.. Haywood. Miss Grace Emmersof, a
airy Training school Chicago. spoke
about the work of the school
and her work illustrating her talk with
of the society. Madam Wood, whose son,
Z Rev. N. A. Wood, formerly pastor of the
: Baptist church here, was present and
1 told of a farewell reception which she re-
2 lcently attended in Boston given to 4:
' missionaries, who were leaving America
3 to do work in foreign countries. Amone
E these were Rev. and Mrs. William Fox
l who sailed Sept. Is for Assam, India
D Mrs. Fox is a sister of Mrs. n. A. Wood
A social hour followed the meeting II
r which refreshments were served.