Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-07-14
WEST BRATTLEBOR0

Charles Miner was in Springfield on a
| business trip Wednesday.
| ID. T. Perry made a business trip to
| Newport, N. H., Thursday.
Charles Nesbitt visited at w. A. Che
ney's in Jacksonville Saturday.
Mrs. Fannie Howard has been vis-
| itor at f. f.. Benefits recently.
Miss Lima Wilson of West Dummers-
ton is visiting at D. j. Yields.
Miss Ethel Harding of Brooklyn is a
guest at Mrs w. II. Blgeows
Mrs. w. II. Blgelow has had her resi-
dence wired for electric lights this week.
L. T. Landman of South Londonderry
was a guest at o. G.. Covers Wednes-
day.
Miss Grace Miner visited Wednesday
In Greenfield with Miss Alice Daven-
port
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Washer of Meri-
den, Conn, have been guests at George
Washers recently
Fred Smith went to Middlebury Mon
day on a business trip. Mrs. Smith will
meet him there Saturday
Mrs T. j. Miller returned Monday
| from weeks stay at Sunset lake with
her daughter, Mrs. w. E. stelman.
Mrs. ]. L. Stockwell returned from
Hatfield Mass, Monday. She visited
Mrs. II. a. Staten in Vernon Thursday
Miss Minnie Stockwell will go with Mrs
l.. j. Strong to the Townshend Inn to-
day to be Mrs. Strong's guest over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Otis and Miss Mes
bitt of Yonkers, N. Y, and Miss Briggs
of Boston are at the Melrose to stay
some time.
| Rev e. Stacy Harrison went to Mount
Hermon Thursday and brought his ia
Their. ]. C. Harrison home with him for
a few days stay.
Mrs Luman Copeland went Thursday
to Marlboro to visit her father. II. c.
Bellows, who recently sustained slight
| shock of paralysis.
| William Cushman has had electric
| lights installed in house and barn and
he also has a saw in his workshop which
| is run by electricity.
The women of the Baptist church will
hold sale of food, ice cream and home
made candies in the reading room Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock
The ladies' benevolent society of the
Baptist church met Thursday afternoon
in the church parlor for a sewing meet
ing and to transact other business
Prof Starr w. Cutting, teacher of Ber-
man in Chicago university, is at the
home of his father, II. NJ. Cutting with
his family to stay through the summer.
Mrs. C. II. Copeland is at Luman
! Copeland's caring for Mrs Sophronia
Copeland, who is still suffering from the
| injuries which she received several
weeks ago.
Purle Stockwell, who has been en-
! poyed on the street railway as track
man, finishes work there this week He
will have a position on the street rail-
way in Greenfield.
ton Mather and Mrs. Hattie Newcomb
and two children, Della and Lotus, will
leave tomorrow for Onset. Buzzard' s
Bay, for a vacation.
Mrs. James Norton of West Pawlet,
| and Miss Edith Reed of Schaghitcoke
N. Y, have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
! w. j. Hawkins, recently. Mrs Norton
is Mr.. Hawknss sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Goodnow and
Miss Inez Head of ST. Adams are
guests this week at F. L. Houghton's
Mrs. Arthur Goodenough and son, Ru-
pert. are also visiting there.
Miss Marion Smith and Miss Thesis
| Engel of Athol who had been visiting
Miss Grace Miner, returned home We'd
nesday Miss Miner will go to Spofford
lake today for a short stay.
j. p. Liscom was cut badly on the
back of his hand Monday while work
ihS OIl MS moving machine his
| physician dressed the wound, and it is
doing well as could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hawkins of En-
field, N. H., have been spending the
week with Mrs, Hawkins's mother, Mrs.
A. NJ. Helyar. Mrs. A. II. Gould of
Lakeside Lake Sunapee was also the
guest of her sister Mrs. Helyar, several
days.
Miss Thompson, Ernest and Marjorie
White, who have been visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wheeler have gone to their new home
in Boston. Mrs Charlotte Thrower and
child of Worcester are now with Mrs
Thrower's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aiken of Or
ange, Mass, have been enjoying their
vacation of two weeks with his sisters
Mrs. F. A. Betterley and Mrs. W. f.
Pellerin. Mr.. and Mrs F.. A. Betterley
and daughter Maude, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Aiken took an automobile
trip to Orange Tuesday, returning We'd
nesday.
Melvin Dalrymple has sold his farm
known as the Plummer place, on Bon
nyvale road to Joseph Nichols of Hol-
yoke who recently moved from the
stock farm now owned by A. d. Wilson
Mr.. Nichols takes possession at once
Mr. Dalrymple is undecided where he
will go.
First Congregational church, Rev. E
j. Lewis pastor. Sunday morning ser
vice at 1870, sermon by Rev. George
, f. Prentiss. Bible school at 70. Even.
J ing service at $50 subject, "Our debts
what are they? How to pay them
Leaders, r. p, Wheeler, George B
) Chase. Church prayer meeting Tuesday
evening at 100
Baptist church. Rev f. S. Harrison
pastor. Sunday morning service a.
1890 sermon by the pastor, subject
| Christ the divine servant" Bib,
school at -. Evening meeting at 7.3O
, Church prayer meeting Friday evenine
at 7.S0. There will be a business meet.
ing at that time
Hollis 3, son of T. r. Miller, had tn,
? middle finger ON his left hand cut of
at the first joint while playing with &
mattoCk which his older brother, 5, wa.
using. The older boy would dig dowI
with the root cutter and Hollis woulC
put his hand in the hole to scrape on
the dirt, and in this way the finger wa!
severed, hanging only by a little skin
recent letter from DIR. and Mrs. C
f.. Clark, dated at Constantinople sal,
they were about taking the trip from
: there overland to Sivas, where they
expected to arrive July s. The rout,
they would have taken, going by boa
, to Samsoun and then the remainder o
, the journey overland. was abandoned oil