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


Wednesday.
Mrs. Rose Knight is at Leslie knights
to stay a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LeRay visited in
Greenfield last week.
Miss Ida Chase is working for Mrs.
w. Il. Stellman this week.
r. L. Frost has been in Worcester
Mass, a part of the week.
w. f. Stelman was in Wilmington the
first of the week on business.
Harry Clark of Halifax visited his sis
ter, Mrs. II. II. Barber, Monday.
Mrs Hattie Morris of West Bedford,
Mass, is visiting at Fred Fox's
Mrs Nettie Chase of Orange Mass,
was a visitor at f. IL. Benefits recently.
Miss Pauline Harris, who teaches in
district No. 10, boards at w. A. Harris's.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Bartlett visited in
Hartford, Conn, from Friday to Sun
day.
Mrs. Julia Harris is in the home of
her son, ID. w. Harris, for an indefinite
stay.
Hon Gideon II. Welch of Torrington,
Conn, was a recent visitor at j. s.
Woods
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Goodnow Of st.
| Adams are visiting Mr.. and Mrs f. l..
| Houghton.
N.
| turned this week to their several places
| of residence
Mrs. Burt Codding and two children of
| Bellows Falls were guests at l.. F. Tay-
| lors Sunday.
Mrs. Elijah Miller, who has suffered
| from a severe trouble with her eyes, is
slightly improved.
Mary Harding attended the funeral of
| Mrs. William Leonard in West Dunn
merston Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray of Caven-
dish have been visiting at w. d. New
| toms several days
| william Hescock has been drawing
| lumber from Newfane this week to use
| in finishing his barn.
William Dessau. mail carrier, and
| Charles Witteck of New York city are
visiting at Julius Exner's.
Mrs. T. p. Barber and son of Mont
| pelier were guests at c. N. Robbins
| from Thursday to Sunday.
Mrs. c. n. Robbins went to West
Townshend Tuesday to visit her sister,
Mrs c. o. Kimball, a few days
Leslie Lee, the young man who recent
| ly broke his leg in A A Barkers wood
yard, is getting around on crutches
William Taylor of Bernardston and Mr..
and Mrs. d. w. Parker were visitors at
A. j. Waldron's the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Crosier are visit
ing a week in Mount Vernon, n. Y.
with II. w. Brooks and other relatives
Miss Irene Robbins returned last week
after a visit of several weeks with heI
aunt Mrs. T. p. Barber, in Montpelier
Mr.. and Mrs. Victus Harrison and
child of Mount Hermon were guests al
Rev f. S. Harrison's the first of the
week
Mrs. II. C. Bellows of Marlboro, who
visited her daughter, Mrs. l.. +. Cope
land, returned home the first of the
week.
Or. and Mrs. George Perkins of Welles-
ley and Charles Liscom of Dedham
Mass, were guests at q. b. Liscom's re-
Gently.
Miss Irene Mather. Miss Clara Better.
ley, Miss Ida Barrett and Carroll Doyle
are attending the Clawson- Hamilton
business college.
Leslie Stafford is helping A. L. saxtoi
harvest the crops on the town farm
Mr.. SaXton has a fine crop of corn
oats and potatoes.
Arthur Crouch, who visited in towl
several days returned to Northampton
Friday. e c. Crouch is in Bernardstol
at w. II. Kenneys.
Moses Fisher, who stayed with his sis
ter Mrs. John Stone, several week, ha
gone to Maiden, Mass, where he wi
! | engage IN business.
Henry Jakway, who visited SOM
| time with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. c. johnson, returned to his home il
| Barre, Mass, last week.
r. H. Briggs attened the Rutland fai
: last week He took IS prizes, 10 frs
= premiums, four seconds and one third Oh
his registered Guernsey cattle.
Miss Jennie Nesbitt. who has been /
3 Canada 10 days visiting in Montreal an
IA F,.t
. in Sherbrooke, returned home Wednes
( day.
j. W. Thurber, who recently sold tn
! | farm where he had lived 20 years, ha
| moved his family and goods to Sher
4 burne, n. Y. He has rented a plac
| there
4 Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Smead came Sat
urday to visit George Harris's family
n Mr. Smead returned to Worcester Mon
day, but Mrs Smead will remain her
" through he week.
- Mrs. ]. C. Knapp and sons, Franci
r. and Stuart, who spent the summer wit
Mrs. Knapp's mother, Mrs. Eleano
10 Richa rdson, returned Tuesday to the
" home in Dorchester Mass.
n A. L. Saxton returned Saturday froi
NJ his vacation trip in several cities
Massachusetts. and in Providence, r.
Mr. Saxton had the pleasure of an e.
cursion on a fishing boat
Mrs. F. d. E. stowe was taken Nor
q | day to the home of Miss Carrie Richard
W son on Highland street to remain for tt
= present to be cared for by Mrs. Ricf
w ardson and her sister, Miss Sarah Wins
;; low.
,e The Jolly Ten club were entertain'
re Friday afternoon in the home of Mrs.
c. Covey. The women carried the
III sewing and spent the afternoon in
very pleasant way. Candy was serve
by the hostess.
f. A. Betterley took his mother, MI
c. C. Betterley. and her brother al
sister, Scott Dunklee of Greenfield al
- Mrs. Prescott Eames, to Pine Gro
: Springs Chesterfield, Tuesday to after
the funeral of James Stearns who WI
their cousin.
Guy f. Thayer, n. u, II, of Brattl
boro has gone to Valhalla, N. Y, whe
In he has a position with the Kerbaul
80 Construction company, on the big Ke
~. sico dam water supply for New Yo
ha city His work is in the office of t
nv company.-L Norwich University RecoI
ia, Miss Charlotte Johnson, daughter
cir Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Johnson, who
ne seven years has been a missiona
in teacher in Shanghai, China, expects
ed leave there for home about Oct. 10. s
n will not arrive in America until abo
ne two months later as she intends to spe
zee some time travelling in Europe.
he Miss Alice Liscom expects to go Sa
OBJ mill ha