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


| at j. ID. Pierce's.
Marcus Welman went Saturday tc
| Brattleboro, where he has employment
! in a machine shop.
Mrs Il. j. Smiley Is visiting relatives
| in Weathersheld, this state. She is ex-
| pected home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Skinner nave
returned from their visit to Manchester
and South Londonderry.
West River Rebekah lodge will cele-
brate the Goth anniversary of the Re-
bekah degree next Monday evening.
The Christian Endeavor society will
give leaf social in the church parlors
next Friday evening. All are invited.
Mrs. William A. Wilson and her two
daughters have returned home from a
family reunion held recently in Maine
Mrs. Fred Ford of South Carolina who
is spending the summer in Townshend,
called on Mrs. j. NJ. Kenney Monday.
Harry Sparks is at work for Earle F..
Davis. He expects to move his family
to Mr. Davis's farm, just vacated about
Nov. /.
Miss Matte Fish, who was at the Inn
for her summer vacation. returned
THURSDAY, Sept. Z, to her home in
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Wright and Mr.
mona Grange meeting in Townshend
Thursday
After vacation of two weeks with
his family at their summer home here,
w. IL. Goodnow returned Friday to his
nome in North Cambridge
Rev. Guy c. Lamson and family, who
were at their summer home here through
the summer, returned Monday to their
home in Hyde Park, Mass.
Frank Roadway went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington for
treatment Monday. Mrs. Railway was
called there the day following.
Mrs. Sarah Chip of New Haven.
Conn, and Mrs. Mabel Hall and Mrs
Horace French of Brattleboro visited
Tuesday with Mrs. Janet Gates.
A. l.. Lockwood went to White River
Junction Wednesday to visit his sister,
Miss Emma Lockwood, He will attend
the state fair there next week.
The four college students who remain
ed at W. M. Knowlton's for a longer va
cation left there last week Wednesday
to enter a college in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lila Rice and mother, Mrs Nc
kee, who stayed the past summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Jones at Glenmere.
left Thursday to spend the winter in
Boston.
Hugh Mack and family moved their
household goods into George *. Knapp's
house and began housekeeping there
Tuesday. Mr.. Mack has employment on
the railroad.
Mrs. Alice Micott visited her son. Nor
ton, and family in Hlnsdale Sunday. 90
ing by automobile with w. p. Games
ana family, who took a longer trip into
John e. Holden, gateman for the New
\ ork, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road company of Sherborn, Mass, and |
MS daughter Miss Mabel, are visiting his |
cousin Mrs. Belle c. Knapp.
The farmers are busy filling their 81 |
os, Herman y. Eddy has just finished a |
new one ana Alton Smith is putting in
iouhuauoh TINS week for a new one
which b. II. Wright is building.
Mrs. Frank Lawrence and children of
-oWnshend and Mrs. Minnie Cobb and
Ter son, Harold, visited their mother.
1rs. Stephen Foster, Monday. Harold
tayed to visit his grandmother a few
lays. io"
Mrs. Bowie and her daughter Mrs
wilson, and little granddaughter. ali
rom Brooklyn and friends of Mrs. Bert
:. Morse, after an enjoyable visit of
wo weeks with her, returned home Sat
rday morning.
-hiIiSi anu partner of West |
'rattleboro have been in town this week
lastering the north tenement in the new
arnum house. Mrs. Alvin Gates is
tanning to move there as soon as If &c
eady for occupancy
Inc next regular Grange meeting will
g held next Thursday evening instead
sept q, which comes on one of the
ratteboro fair nights. The meeting In ct
eunesday evening was in charge of
he four past masters.
Newfane Grange has accepted the in
ita'loh OF vermont Grange of Wards
pro to visit them next Tuesday even
g. Newfane Grange will confer tho
llrd and fourth degrees and Vermont
range will furnish supper.
Percy Roland visited a few davs 1ast
eek at .. r. Wright's and returned
I'm ms aunt, Miss Marie Williams. to =
eW York city. Miss Ella Heath and
RS. Mary M. Nichols visited Mrs
rlght Thursday and Friday. {
Inc vice president of the Rebekab
ave assembly, Mrs. Grace Richmond of )
u''aHu, was visitor at a special meet n
g OF West River Rebekah lodge Wed-
'sday evening. when the degree Voc
Inferred on three candidates. !
A special meeting of the Conpregatioo \
church and society will be held I'm tbe
stry saturday evening, Sept. 16 to soc r
the church will extend a call 70 Rey !,
'orSe IL. Carter and to transact any, -
her business that may come before tho
Getting. 'iie
On the occasion of the Newton re- II
ION an original poem was read hv Mrs D
ances Baker Lamb of Little Falls. N 81
MIS- Lamp is the historian of the
her reunions held annually in the vi +.
NY OF saratoga county. N. Y. Her IL II
her was one of l6 brothers who grew -
maturity. BIC" Il
onh H. Wolfe, professor of minerals
howard university, and George II -,
ht' curator of the Harvard museun, a..
% We're at the Newfane Inn a week =,
sunday While here they were LOOK -,
up the serpentine ledge which rms W.
'ough the state and took back with
III large number of specimens. =,
uuges FRANK Worden and e. I, Has+- be
- County Clerk f. d. % stove N
- George C. Wright and LAWYER N
,so No.erhan' met at the court be
70 iuesuay forenoon and on account lr
, I'e llhess OF Judge Stanton, who has
'Sphoid fever and is unable to nre.
~ n,,, vie IAN term of county court was =,
burned to October H. was lin
IT. and Mrs. c. H. Williams of 1o,o.
ma CHARLES Hetrick & Son. waitar
Mr wood of New York were guests
Mr., and Mrs George b. Rush 60 "a
MIS- Bush's sister, Mrs. WilIiams 81
spent the summer at Spofford LAKE .,
thelr friend from New York CO.
automobile to take Mr.. and NJ bu
liams to their home. "rs' las