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

Florida. Mrs Dutton accompanied hin,
! to Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. O'Brien and Miss
Hazel O'Brien left Tuesday for their
home in Somervile.
Mrs Stoddard. Mrs. Davis ana tbree
children and Mrs. Forbes of Bellows
rails were in town Saturday.
Miss Harriet \. Fletcher returned from
ner visit with her sister, Mrs. Palmer.
III Fredonia n. Y, Thursday.
Mrs. Ernest Gould and children. Mar
Ion ana Harold of Bellows Falls recently
VISITED few days at c. c. Gould's
w. i. Turner drove to Weston last
week Thursday for a short visit. Mrs
| turner and Evelyn will return with him
| DR.. F. L. Osgood took Mrs. Chaplin and
| Two granddaughters in his automobiIe
TO call on friends in Westminster Mon
| day. -'io"-
Kew. and Mrs. Mcintyre called on
friends In town on their way to the con-
Sept. T. ''D' 'u"S'
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. zinck and daugh-
ter Eleanor, of Medford Mass have
come to stay two weeks at A. Y Rig
CLOVIS. nis
Mr.. Bigelow expects to finish his in
cupator cellar this week He is STARTING
WORK on the upper part, which will he
used as brooder house.
Mr. Goodheart of Bethel preached in
tne congregational church Sunday. Both
ms turning ana evening discourses were
excellent and inspiring
Topics for next Sunday in tho poo.,..
church are as follows: Morning "Cid1
con three hundred; evening. at union
service, Object lessons,-a basket of
summer fruit" VI
me grammar school was entertained
at corn roast at Merle RandaITs
Monday evening. a very happy time
was given the children in roasting corn
ana apples and playing games.
Inc congregational society will have a
very important business meeting i'm the
church Monday evening All should an
ueaVor to be present, as there is impro
'aht business to be transacted
"A. H. Cook. II. II. Chamberlin, NJ. A
sparks, w. H. Miles, John Grout. w. W
Ferry and II. II. Hobrook attended the !
Windham County Veterans association
day. "eeN inurs-
MI and Mrs. George Macleod of Ev-
erett, Mass. Miss Helen Porter of Bos- |
Ton and John A. Woodman of Lynn
Mass have returned to their homes af,
CLOVIS. l. Dig
Mr. and Mrs Macleod came satur-
80 4. I'm -ueuloru, MASS, to the home
OF their daughter, Mrs. A. Y RipeIow
hoping to benefit Mr.. MacLeod's health
Vi
Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Chase entertained
= party or friends Wednesday afternoon
IN '.onor of the 18th birthday anniversary
Vi their daughter Katie, a jolly time
was spent In playing games. Refresh
nents We're served.
A surprise was arrorood e. =,
susan Willard in the form of a gather
ns or friends Wednesday afternoon ar
ne cottage occupied by Miss Bushnell
MISS esther Dale and Mrs Wheelock
Entertained the guests with singing and
he violin. a very pleasant afternoon
vas spent. Refreshments were served
group of friends We're pleasantly on
ertained Thursday evening. Sent : in
he nome of J. c. Taft. The entertain
leht was in the form of a musical and
terafy program. Miss Esther Il. Dale
Mss Alice f. Dale, Mr.. Moree and Mrs 1
l. " Dale were the solosts Mrs. AL
non Mheelock played the violin and
rs rs marry Downer the piano. Mrs.
ohh H. Northup gave two readings.
e1reshments were served.
The burial of Mrs. Eliza Thayer. for
lerly of this place, took place here Mon
ty morning. A service was held at the
rave, Rev. Joseph Mexican Officiating
rs Thayer died in the home of her
lughter, Mrs. Davis, in Athol Mass
or many years she lived in the house 4
NV occupied by Russell w. Blood Mr. 1
mayer died in 1899 She was a member
the Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs
avis or Athol and Mrs Banks of Brat
eboro came with the body
The Rutland News. in its account Of
e recent annual show of the Interstate
'ultry and Pet Stock association. held
connection with the Rutland fair. said. 1
VILLAIN e. Blood of Townshend had n
e leghorn exhibit and he was awarded l
hrst and club special for rose combed j.
owns and two firsts, two seconds and =
o thirds for whites, getting also a l-
eclal Tor abe best cockerel A. C. II
anklin, also of Townshend. captured II
o hrsts, second and a third for bun II
horns" II
reception was given by the senior II
IS OF Leland and Gray seminary TO II
FACULTY Tuesday evening Rev. Jo- II
IN Mexican gave the welcome to the II
y professor and assistant teacher T. II
len Prof. Guy Powers responded. Miss II
Eel landman and Margaret Mills gave II
piano duet, Miss Esther E. Dale sang III
Park Osgood played the violin II
dge Elwell the mandolin and Mrs Os- II
I'd the piano. The han was decorated II
'ctiVely with asters and autumn III