Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-29
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Miss Bradish is visiting at A.. F.
Stones.
r. w. Phillips is painting Leland and
Gray seminary.
A large number of townspeople attend
ed the fair in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Carlos Johnson has returned from
a visit in New Hampshire.
Miss Nettie Johnson has returned from
a visit In Worcester, Mass.
Ruth Watson left Tuesday to spend
the rest of the week in Brattleboro.
Douglas Otto of Somerville, Mass,
mas come to live at A. Y. Bigelow's.
Hugh II. Phillips has gone to London
derry to work in L. T. Landmarks store.
Mrs. Fred Watson and two children,
Ruth and Rena, visited Sunday in Peru.
Mr.. Hodgdon returned to Boston We'd
nesday after visiting a few days at home.
Mrs. e. A. Piper of Norfolk Downs,
Mass, is visiting at Mrs. Lydia Fuller
toms.
Mr.. Marsh of Massachusetts has been
Visiting his brother, Almon Marsh, in
Harmonyville.
Rev. Mr.. Mexican attended the Bap-
fist state convention in Barre, returning
Thursday.
II. Fl. Upton, a student at Mount Her
mon, preached in the Congregational
church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Greenwood and niece
of Chester visited Sunday at his fathers,
Asa Greenwood's.
Mrs. Emma Persons will start for Bos-
ton today, Friday, to visit her sister,
Mrs. f.. j. O'Brien.
Mrs. Addie Greene is suffering from
an injury to her foot, caused by an iron
being dropped upon it.
Mrs. e. l.. Bickford started Friday for
Washington. She will stay over in Brat
tleboro and visit in Groton, Mass.
Mrs. Harry Dawner and Miss Wilson
gave an afternoon tea to "a group OF
friends at the Townshend Inn Monday.
). A. Sawyer, father of Mrs. f. w.
Watson, and Harlan Blodgett of Peru,
visited last week at f. w. Watson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Thomas, who visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. W.. H.. Miles, have re-
turned to their home in Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian c. Taft and sons,
Maynard and Lincoln, We're guests sun
day at her fathers, II. j. Sage's, in ia
maica.
The Baptist ladies' aid society will
serve their annual harvest supper next
week Friday evening from $50 to 6
O'Clock in their rooms.
The topic for next Sunday morning at
the Baptist church will be, what Bap-
lists are doing in Vermont" a report
from the Baptist state convention.
Melvin Austin, w. II. Miles and John
Grout attended the reunion of the Fourth
Vermont regiment in Brattleboro last
week. Mr.. Austin was the Oldest member
present.
Park OsgoOd left Friday to attend the
University of Vermont in Burlington.
DR.. and Mrs. Osgood went with their
son to Bellows Falls. Mrs. Chaplin ac-
companied them to Westminster.
Miss Alice NJ. Wheeler, who had been
visiting at Rev. Joseph McKean's, left
Monday for her home in Winchendon,
Mass, stopping in Springfield to visit
friends.
The hash supper served by the Dorcas
guild and Home club Friday was success
full and Melted a good amount. A large
number fully appreciated the efforts of
the cooks.
The ladies of the Congregational
church and society are requested to
meet with Mrs. E.. NJ. Plumb at 8 o'clock
Saturday, Sept. 30, to discuss plans for
repairs on the church vestry. All come.
Miss Florence Sanders started on a
business trip Wednesday. She visited
Thursday in Brattleboro, going from
there to Hartford, Conn, for fall trading.
Next week she will have an opening at
her former parlors.
Rev. Edwin Judson Klock, A. NJ, of
Bucksport, Me-, is expected to preach in
the Congregational church Sunday. Sub
ject in the morning, The four kings of
gold" The evening topic will be Bur
dens-others and our own"
Master Maynard Taft had a party in
honor of his ninth birthday anniversary
Monday. Five of his boy friends were
his guests for the afternoon. They spent
the time until the birthday supper was
announced playing ball. The children had
a happy time.
At the state fair in White River juno
ton w. f. Blood won on rose-comb
brown Leghorns LIST and I'd cockerel, 1st
and I'd hen, LIST and 9Th pen fowls, list
pullet, and on single-comb white Leg
horns % and Sd cockerel, I'd, Sd and 9Th
pullet, Sd, 4th and 9Th pen chicks. A. C.
Franklin at the same fair took on single
comb buff Leghorns 1st pen chicks, LIST
cockerel, I'd pullet. The seven birds
which Mr.. Franklin sent to White River
Junction disappeared in some unaccount-
able manner, the pens being returned to
him empty. The loss is a serious one.
as the fowls We're valuable, and Mr..
Franklin wanted to use them for show
purposes elsewhere. 1t would be only
right for the state fair association to
make a satisfactory settlement with Mr..
Franklin.