Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-06-23

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Frank Railway is gaining from his re-
i.,i'o9S anu Is 'o'e 10 ne out
CHarIes Lowe Is visiting his sister,
Mrs. hltue Cpham, in Mortified.
MISS Christie Benson, who has had
iiiue" uo"oie WIN her throat, Is better
Miss Mabel Gallup of Springfield came
NedheSday TO visit Mrs. Virgil Ranney.
Judge Frank Worden was at the
Windham County House Tuesday night.
on account of illness Miss Lillian
Chase has returned home from Brattle-
boro.
NJ. e Holsworth of Turner'S Falls was
a guest at the Inn a few days this
week.
Rev. Guy c. Lamson and family ar
rived Wednesday night at their summer
home.
Miss Mary Benson went Tuesday to
visit Miss Hazel Farnsworth in ia
maca
Perley Richmond of Westminster wa
a guest over Sunday of his uncle \. II
Farnum.
Mrs. Minnie Cobb of Brattleboro is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ste
phen Foster
Mrs. J. A. Young and Mrs. Alton
Morse of Williamsvile called on friends
here Monday.
\ strawberry supper will be served in
the church dining-room this afternoon
and evening.
Miss Cora Mason of ron.,,e,,,,,,1 -..,,,
be at o. r. Wrights the last three DAYS
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Knovlton attend
ed the meeting Of tba po,,,l,,, % C, ee'iio
Wardsboro June 15
Five men from Bellows Fous r,oro
committed to the county iail FOR % Iars
each Tuesday night. N''
Mrs e. j. Smiley went Nondoy 20
spend a few days with Mr. SmiIev's
mother in Leicester.
Mr. and Mrs Evore++ 1ob,,.,..
Tuesday to stay a few DAYS at their
farm on Newfane hill
Mrs. Charlotte Hipgins reooi,.od oou
e,ra+iIa+ions and 80, 'i'9 81 NoIL-
her birthday anniversary.
Mrs Frank Rand and ,i+,o ao,,u,,.o-
went last week to visit how eistnr W., m,ei
Ira Lincoln in tTndarbiu 'e' ''S'ei' Nrs'
A. L. Lockwood went n Ct 1obrs,,,r,.
Monday to attend the fnnoroi rs 49,,
stenfatber Neberniob c. 81 Vi MS
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n visit to her nararta ' &c ~ n ,,eu Iloiii
ton hin and is nucb bet+or . D0iii'iiers-
wa, ~ -.
~, ~ iidiEey returHeu from Iutts col
mer vacation ar bic hor, ope ~ '"e sum
NJ 49, n,.a e. ie ,eie
+bair da,,ahta p9ter Nisileu
nei uauSh.er; Airs' Mabel Jenlson, who
do, ,"' III "ei "oiiie Ill lo"hshehd sun
Mice pr+1 o..oo, -
1y -n,a9 5euth OSsoou OF brooKlne went
WeuhesuaS TO spend week with her
horo eoou' III Dra'tie-
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90 pnae CoUISe c Hnerile' eldest daughter
81 ,,irI lpi, " ~ Cherrie' came from Knox
mer here '' ''''' WEEK u Spelu 'ne sum-
,,,.a ill.,, ,o
MISE lieleh hedileld mas come from
,,a tual ~ remain ,or the present with
Carnenter POI ems MI anu MIS- H. "A
a new IRON bridge has been built
across the h4gh"ay below William Ha-
%o l[od nus week 10 replace the ola
"ou'h o"e
Nj VII t anu MIS-; a. j.. EDWARDS and Will
nam Nldo ana family are at Brandon
w. %e' ta .U "''e"u the reunion OF the
-'',.H
MIS: r. ~ Alleh, VINO spent the win
Yer With ner sister Mrs. Mills. in Jack
for si,ort a. Is a' the Ne"iahe Inn
nv,
me steam mil which has been shut
uoWn It hummer .T OF days VIII be running
"S"ih soon mere are about $4,000 logs
,''N ~ s'"eu
IN vi" me new cement sidewalks
Un VS. street began Monday morn
the ti me MaikS VIII extend as far as
''e wv" clerh once
4,n 'lt in heS, VINO was committed &c
a. a. toput Hlohth ago on account Of
y" o"II tuesday
Mrs fred w. Underwood was the
lending tho con,p,a,oou ~ ei "hile al
the bigh scbooi ~ prattIa ai' Uses o.
NJ 49,,
az 80 wa De' tnlll'ps IS much better
hnu IUea 10 rceuII next week. During
busy at the telephone exchange,