Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-08-25
WEST BRATTLEB0R0

Willard and Frank Richardson, jr.,
were at Sunset lake Sunday.
o. w. Smith of Greenfield visited
Wednesday at Purle Stockwell's.
Purle stockwells family will move to
Greenfield the first of next week.
Miss Ida Wilder of Putney has been
guest at w. l.. Walkers recently.
H. II. Barber began work Thursday at
the Snowflake corn canning factory.
Miss Marion Murray of Cavendish is
visiting her cousin, Mrs A. S. Gould.
w. j. Hawkins was in Londonderry
the first of the week on a business trip
Mrs. Maria Knight, who had been
away seven weeks, returned home Tues
day.
Mrs. Frank Knapp and son of Putney
were overSunday guests at w. d. New
toms.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Jewell of Whiting
ham were guests at c. a. Browns re-
Gently.
Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Harrison are ex-
pected to return from their vacation
next week.
Hazel Johnson of Hinsdale is spend
ing the week with her sister, Mrs. r.
l.. Coane.
Mrs George Hescock and son of
Greenfield visited at George Washers
Wednesday.
Elijah Allen of Jacksonville has spent
the week with his son, George Allen,
and family.
Mrs Richmond Thomas of Greenfield
visited Tuesday with Mrs. Fred Thomas
and sisters.
e. s. Bennett of Maiden, Mass, is
visiting his sister, Miss F. E. Bennett,
a few days.
b. S. Millers family are at home after
~ of
Sunset lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle and
daughter are in Westport, N. Y, for
10-days visit.
Mr. and Mrs a. D. Wilson have re-
turned home after a two weeks stay at
Spofford lake.
Miss Molle Grout of Medford Mass,
came Tuesday to stay for some time at
A. w. Stoves.
Edna Covey has been at r. H. Briggs's
several days visiting her former teacher,
Miss Myrtle Briggs.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Rhoades of
Chester came Wednesday to visit their
niece, Mrs. w. S. French.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Antese of Con-
way, Mass, were guests at a. G. Ell
bridges over Sunday.
Miss Minerva Allen of Jacksonville
visited several days recently with her
cousin, airline Allen.
Charles w. Pindell of Baltimore who
has visited his sister, Mrs. G. b. Hun
ter, will return home today, Friday.
Rev. and Mrs G.. f. Avery of Mount
Vernon, n. Y. are spending 10 days at
the Richardson cottage, Sunset lake.
Mrs. John Wood who has been in
feeble health several years, was able to
visit her daughter, Mrs. D. w. Harris,
Tuesday
Mrs. W. F. Mixer left Thursday on a
business trip to Northampton, Amherst,
Worcester and Boston. She will return
Saturday.
Miss Alice Fisher of Mount Vernon,
N. Y, came Saturday to visit Mrs. FL
len Holton at Mrs n. S. Chamberlains
two weeks.
Earl Migrants family have moved
from the tenement in Mrs. F. d. E.
Stoves house into one of the Crowell
houses on the square. go. e.
]. D. Whittier returned home. Tuesday
after spending several weeks with
friends in Pennington, Maine. Mrs
Whittier will return later.
Mrs. G. H. Barrett and granddaughter,
Ethel Burt, have been staying with Mrs.
Emily Crosier several days while E. T..
Mllers family were away
Mr. and Mrs E. T. Miller and chill
dren were in Springfield from Saturday
to TUESDAY, visiting MIS- MllleI > SlSleIi
Mrs. George Reed, and family.
Miss Susie l.. Clark who recently Wis
tied her brother, Rev. James S. Clark,
in North. Bennington and with friends
in Manchester, has returned home.
George Chase has had charge of G. H.
Barretts milk route during the alb
sence of Cecil Rhodes, and will con-
tinue to look after it for the present.
f. A. Covey moved the first of the
week from 166 Western avenue into Mrs.
Catherine Evans's house occupying the
tenement recently vacated by l.. II.
Knapp.
Dana Morse of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
visited Thursday at Francis Lynde's.
Mrs Warren Bennett and Mrs. Dana
Howard were guests at the same place
recently.
W. F. Mixer is in Halifax to stay a
few days at Fora Whitney's. While
family lot in the old Meeting House Hill
cemetery.
Miss Ivis Mann of Barre, who had
been visiting friends in town two weeks,
went Thursday to Springfield to stay 10
days with Miss Eulale Leonard before
returning home.
William Hunter, who has been with
his son. DR.. G.. b. Hunter, all summer,
assisting him in building his new resi-
dence, expects to return tomorrow to
his home in lion, N Y
Mrs W. C. Bryant is in New York
with her daughter, Mrs, j. w. Mersereon
to stay several weeks. Mrs Elijah Mil
Ter is keeping house for Mr.. Bryant
while Mrs. Bryant is away.
Some of the recent guests at II. w
BARRIERS are Elijah Allen of Halifax
Edward Stuart of Colrain, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Alvord of Wilmington and Miss
Minerva Allen of Jacksonville.
John Baker, who worked for r. II
Briggs through the summer went Mon
day to his home in Westport, N. Y, t.
visit. George Lee of Guford Is work
ing for Mr.. Briggs while Mr.. Baker Il
away.
Miss Marion and Miss Maude Fisher
returned Saturday from a visit to thei
cousin, James Shearer, and family II
Colrain. The day before they came
home Mr.. Shearer's home was struck b!
lightning and both barn and house wer
burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Waldron or Yves
Mortified and Mrs. d. w. Parker o
South Vernon recently visited thei
mother, Mrs a. j. Waldron, who, a feV
days ago sustained a shock OF paraly
sis. Miss Catherine Burns, a trained
nurse from BOSTON ia caring Tor MIS-