Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-07-29
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Guy Howe of Bratteboro is a visitor
in town.
Miss Irene Ingalls, of Windham visited
here last week.
Miss Myrtle Marsh has returned to her
work in Athol.
Mrs. c. S. Mills is visiting relatives in
South Ryegate
Miss Cora Mason is working in New
zane this week
Earl Hamlin assisted in the work at
Newtane Inn several days.
Miss Ruth Sprague of Brattleboro is
Visiting Miss Abbie Starr.
MISS Hattie Fisher is visiting her
pro'her Willard Fisher, in Wardsboro.
George Gale was visitor in Chester
over sunday, returning Monday evening
Or c. 70. Bruce of New York city
week. ~
Hugh Phillips has returned from Put
home. CT
Hermon Woodward of Westminster
weeks. i'"
MRS. sawyer went to Jamaica Tuesday
TO assist in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
II. Willis. % ~"
W. Il. Hall of Easthampton, Mass. set
up monument in Oakwood cemetery
Thursday.
Leon Truesdell of Berlin, N. H.. came
saturday night to stay a few weeks with
his parents wan
MISS Esther Dale, after spending a few
weeks mere, returned to Springfield Mon
day morning.
MISS Florence Sanders, who had been
staylhs number of weeks in Chester,
returned Saturday.
T., waiter Sisson of Londonderry has been
IN town as agent with a new device for
vacuum cleaner.
hon. David Walker and wife of West
Lynn visited Mr. and Mrs John Gront
rev days last week.
charlie Hosford returned to Greenfield
tuesday after staying a few weeks with
Mrs. Annette Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Phillips and two
chlidren OF Westfleld, Mass, are visiting
at Mrs. Mary Phlllipss.
Raymond Cobb has returned from Ber-
nardston. He is assisting Fred Lawrence
In the work on his house.
frot and Mrs. r. w. Jocelyn and
daughter, Eleanor, went Friday to Wells
RIVER to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wing and two chill
o u OF schenectady, n. Y, are visiting
MI ana Mrs. George White.
Miss Ruth Watson has finished work
as stenographer in Brattleboro and is
staying few weeks at home
Miss Lydia Fellows. who has been os-
sisting Miss Harriet Fletcher was c,i1ed
nome Wednesday by her mothers illness
Marcus Wellman and RAYMOND Pratt
OF NeWfane are working in Wizards
mil Ihey are boarding at e. T. Cham
berlin's,
Rev. John Irons of Haverhill. N. H..
VIII preach in the CONGREGATIONAL church
next sunday. There will be a union SER
wee IN the same church in the evening.
Those from this town who attended the
baseball game in Brattleboro Tuesday
We're DR.. F. l.. Osgood, w. f. Miles. W.
NJ. Sparks, DR.. Parker, Edwin SAWYER.
Harry Sparks, Mark Allbee and Merrill
Sparks.
Mr.. Howard of San Francisco. who
came to Townshend Wednesday evening
is grandson of the late Oscar Shafter.
who was born in this town and became
famous lawyer and attended Leland
ana Gray seminary with Alphonso Taft
father of the president
Edward B. Pratt and daughter. Miss
Isabel, of Buffalo, n. Y, who are making
their first trip to Vermont, were guests
OF MISS Harriet Fletcher Wednesday
evening. On Thursday they visited at
West village the homestead of General
Fletcher whose ancestry is interviewer
in their family genealogy.
Finlay Donald, infant son of Rev. and
Mrs. Daniel Mcintyre, died in the Me-
mortal hospital in Battleboro Sunday
morning. The child had suffered with
peritonitis some time and was taken TO
Bratueboro for treatment Friday. The
funeral was held at the home of Mrs
Lizzie Rand Sunday evening, Rev Mr..
Mexican officiating. The body was taken
10 Pawlet Monday morning, where the
committal service was conducted by the
Rev. j. w. Hird at 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
a. Lincoln Kirk OF Port Jervis. N Y.
gave very successful entertainment
under the auspices of the Y. p S. C. e
FRIDAY evening. There was a fair at
tendance, and all showed a deep appre-
cation of the excellent selections and
representations which ranged from the
pathetic to the humorous His imper-
sonations were taken largely from the
popular authors and were given in the
progue of the people supposed to be rep
resented. The members of the Christian
Endeavor society are pleased with the
sum received