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

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Collins are at
Lake Rescue.
Miss Lizzie Arnold is staying several
weeks at Bar Harbor, Me-
Miss Edna Gates of Boston is visiting
a few weeks with her parents.
Mrs. j. F. Ward and daughter are
spending the week in Newfane.
Miss Eva Larkin is spending a few
weeks in the northern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daley and daughter of
Boston are spending several weeks In
town.
Mrs Marion Arnold returned Wednes
day from weeks vacation at Lake
Sunapee.
Fitchburg are guests at Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Reads.
A. NJ. Pierce of Greenfield has been
guest the past week of Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Foster
Miss Matte Wright of New York city
is spending a month at her fathers, G.
| c. Wright's.
Mrs. John Wood and daughter of Or
ange, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wood.
Mrs Walter Field and daughters of
| Springfield are visiting at Mr.. and Mrs.
| David Woodburn's.
| MIS-. george DaSCO1nD ana son, George,
| oliver Clark, and Harold Pierce are at
the beach near Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. George WOODBURY. have
| moved to Westmoreland. Mr.. WOODBURY.
| has bought a store there.
Miss Nellie Robbins of Springfield,
| Mass, has been staying the past week
with Mrs. Carrie Nutting.
| The business men of Westminster were
shocked on learning of the untimely death
of Sheriff Thompson of Bellows Falls.
| Mrs. Lynn Lawrence and two children
| of Cloremont spent Sunday with Mrs
| Lawrence's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
| Pierce
| Mrs. Clinton Newell and daughter
| Priscilla, of Cambridge Mass, and Dor
| othy, of New York city, are with Mrs
Eva Atcherson to stay several weeks.
Mrs. Ernest Gould and two children
who had been staying several days with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Underwood have
returned to their home in Bellows Falls
The ladies' aid society will hold foot
sale Saturday afternoon at o'clock al
Davis Brothers store variety O.
food will be found to tempt the buyers.
We are glad to state that Mrs. Her
mon Bond is much better In spite o
the extreme heat her wonderful courag,
has helped place her on the road t.
health again.
Mrs. r. X Harris and daughter, Merle
and son, George, formerly of Kingston
p. @, who have been staying a few
weeks at Madam Fenn's, went Monda,
to their new home in Palmer Mass.
Mrs. Julia Lyman of Haydenville
Mass is a guest of her sister, Mrs. S. A
Pierce. Mrs. Lyman came Wednesda
evening to be present at the wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Pierc
and birthday anniversary of her daughter
Carrie, both of which occur July 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Blanchard ar
expected today from their trip to Atlanti
City. Sunday evening they are to Civ
reports of the national Christian Endeav
or convention, which they have bee
attending. Everyone is cordially invite
, to be present
A musical will be given in the town ha
Wednesday evening, July 10. Mis-
Marion Clark of Bellows Falls and Maxim
Buck of Boston will give readings Mis-
Martha Wright of New York, the NAL
quartet, and Miss Mildred Wood of Or
ange, Mass, as volinist, will furnis
music for the evening. The proceeds wi
be for the Fortnightly club.
S. NJ. Nutting has recently sold to Nj
Frost of East Putney two fine three year
old high grade Holsten heifers, receivin
for one 800 and for the other $S5 Thes
| heifers are due to freshen late in tn
r fall and without doubt will make yer
!, valuable cows. Farmers should rails
}. the kind of stock as dairymen war
e them. No matter how low the general ru
p of cows is, this class will always com
= mand a good price. Mr.. Frost has sever
| al more good ones.