Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-15
WEST BRATTLEB0R0

Carroll Fisher returned to Boston We'd
nesday.
Arthur Weld was in Holyoke Tuesday
on business.
Mrs. d. r. Perry was in Boston two
days this week.
o. G.. Covey is breaking another colt
for Fred Mcclure
Miss Agnes Bigelow is working for
Mrs. Il. Il. Gobie.
Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Pellerin visited in
Orange, Mass, Sunday.
Fred Wilder returned Saturday from a
business trip to Bristol, Conn.
Dexter Allen of Titon, N. H., is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Julia Weber.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Cain are guests
this week of friends in Athol, Mass.
William Whitaker of Worcester, Mass,
recently visited his aunt, Mrs. Frances
Cutler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crowningshield of Hns-
dale visited at Mrs. Martha Carter's
Tuesday.
Mrs Emma c. Boyd, housekeeper for
James r. LeRay is visiting in Whining
ton a week.
Mrs George Fisher of Athol, Mass,
has been recent visitor at Mrs. Charles
Leitsingers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Stafford attended
the funeral of Densmore Blood in Dunn
merston Tuesday.
The Twentieth Century club will meet
next week Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Charles j. Stockwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Eliza Carpenter and Per-
ry Davis of Wilmington visited at j. A
Stafford's the first of the week
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Day of Cambridge,
Mass, came Thursday to stay two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Mann.
of Enfield, N H., are visiting Mrs. Haw-
| kins's mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Helyar.
D. II. Stafford will go today Friday.
| to White River Junction with an ex-
hibit of vegetables for the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Renfrew are in
| Hartford Conn, to visit Mrs. Renfrew' s
sister, Mrs, w. w. Terry, a few days.
Mrs. Burton Burrows and three chill
! dren of New Haven, Conn, are visiting
| Mrs. Burrows's sister, Mrs. Lena Bar
rett.
Ernest Perry, having finished the con-
crete bridge on the Jacksonville road,
has gone to Dummerston to build a
bridge.
Miss Trissie Moore, who had been at
Mrs. G. f. Moseley's two weeks, re-
turned to her home in Milford, Mass,
Friday.
Mrs. Harry d. Walch and daughter,
Evelyn, of Stoneham, Mass came Thurs
day to visit a few days at Harry Alb
bolts
Mrs. Mary Hescock, who has lived in
Marlboro, is now in the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. E. NJ. Whitney, to stay
indefinitely
Miss Mona and Roger Gallison. who
We're with their aunt, Mrs. F. d. Marsh
several weeks have returned to theii
home in Boston.
Miss Annabel Morgan of Ludlow ha:
spent the week with her sister, Mrs
Harold Perry. She will go from here tC
Nashua, n. H., to visit.
Miss Sarah Arms, who spent mos
of the summer with Miss Emeret
Weatherhead, will return Saturday to he
home in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs Lima Wilson of Dummerston il
staying a few days with Miss Mabell
Weld, who is home from Springfield oil
account of a severe trouble with he
eyes.
Rev. and Mrs. James S. Clark anc
daughter of North Bennington cam
Monday to spend their vacation with Mr.
Clark's parents, DR.. and Mrs. c. S
, Clark.
A report was given in the churcl
prayer meeting Tuesday evening of tn
Windham County Association of Congre
gational churches, which met last weel
in West Townshend.
This, Friday, evening Rev. e. S. Har
/ rison will give a report of the meeting
of the Windham County Association o
Baptist churches, which was held il
Readsboro last week
Hurdis Smith has finished work il
Londonderry. He is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith, fey
days before going to New York city I
, engage in the bakery business.
a large maple tree which grew i
Mrs Eleanor Richardson's yard has bee
4, cut down this week. Fears were enter
), tanned that on account of its age
might fall unexpectedly and do damage
Mrs. j. l.. Stockwell and Mrs. b. S
Miller attended a meeting of the Sun
: shine society Wednesday at Spoffor
lake, where they were entertained b
Mrs. Albert Rockwell at her summer cot
tage.
The first frost of the season cam
Wednesday night. The thermometer /
some places registered 20 degrees, an
. ranged from that to 30 degrees. On
report says a dish of water in the var
had a coating of ice a quarter of an inc
Z thick.
u r. II. Briggs exhibited his Guernes
u, cattle at the St. Johnsbury fair thi
week and received 10 premiums; eigt
first, two second and three third. M
- Briggs goes to White River junction &c
II day, Friday. He will remain there unit
l. after the state fair next week.
Miss Florence Metcalf of Westminstt
and Mrs. S. II. Sawyer of Grove sire,
+ visited at w. f. Pellerin's the first
: the week Miss Metcalf, who had stage
&c several winters in the home of Mrs. n
p. Capen in Jacksonville, Fla, will
south with Mrs Capen again this yea
= Mrs. Beverly Cole of Washington,
y c., was a guest of Miss Susan Clark la
t. week, returning to Washington Saturda
- Mr. Cole was a government official
u the patent Office and at his death,
years ago, a position, which she h;
. since occupied, was given to Mrs. Co
o. a in the pension office
ID Baptist church, Rev. f. S. HarrisC
re pastor. Sunday morning service at TO-;
I'd sermon by the pastor, subject, God
rs covenant with Abraham" This is Il
third in a series on the life of Abraham
D. Bible school at IL. Sunday evening Sc
re vice at 7,30. Church prayer meeting Fl
IN day evening at 73O.
n Purle Convey has been very SUGGEST
rk in raising castor bean plants, some
he them reaching the enormous height
d. II feet and measuring feet inch
across, thus affordng a very desirat
VI shade. Mrs Coveys morning glori
" have been very attractive, many of t
~ leaves measuring s by 10 inches.