Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-09

l.. . Hayes returned Saturday from a
Two weeks stay at Cape Porpoise. Me
with ms family. The family VIII re-
main there a week or two longer.
Mrs. Albert G, Rice. who has heen
III several months. has now improved so
ma she is able to be about the house
anu sets out OF doors some each day.
d. T. Day returned Monday evening
from three weeks stay at the sea.
shore. Mrs. Day will visit in Rostor
| ana vicinity few days before her re-
turn.
Charles II. Bradford of the Bigelow
barber shop has been seriously i'll with
grip and complications He is gain
ing rapidly now. and has been able to
rue out each day this week
Mrs. Harriet A. Weston, So, mother
OF George A. Weston, fell at Mr.. Wes-
toms home on the Westminster terrace
Saturday and broke the right shoulder
bone at the socket. Because of her age
the Injury is particularly serious one.
Mrs. Hetty II. r. Green arrived here
tuesday afternoon from New York. She
is the guest of the family of Herbert
+. Bancroft on Westminster street She
VIII remain several weeks, but is not in
tending to open her residence on Church
street.
Tuesday afternoon the local order of
heid picnic at Barber park, which was
largely attended. During the afternoon
oal games and other athletic sports
were INDUCED in, followed by picnic
supper and dancing in the evening
The different families summering at
lake Sunapee from Bellows Falls have
been having excellent success in fishing
the past week or two. Several fine spec
linens of salmon, weighing from three
summer business at all points on the
lake Is this year as large as in former
years, If not larger.
William B. Barker of the American
express office has bought of George A
weston that part of his land on the
Westminster Terrace" lying west of
the main street in the rear of Mr.. Wes-
eon residence. on this lot is the barn
occupied by Mr.. Weston, which II is
Mr.. Barker's intention to remodel into
bungalow and use 1t for residence.
Lieut.. John p. Lawrence and family
went Monday TO Lake Morey in FairJee
Tor two weeks outing. ARRANGEMENTS
mad been made by them for entertain
| ment and board at the Glen Falls House
| whlch was burned two weeks ago with
| the loss of four lives. Mr. Tawrenca
considers himself fortunate in NOT bave
ing reached there at the time of the
| disaster. ''e
| A. M. MacAleese, local billing clerk of
| the Boston & Maine railroad several
years mas resigned his position to ac-
cept a similar one in the office OF tbe
Rutland railroad company in Rutland
me family left for that place Sunday.
| Mrs. MacAleete was Helen Farr ana
was popular teacher in our nuhIic
schools four or five years. The nosi-
| tlon In the local freight office has been
| taken by Daniel b. Martin
John Hasset, SO. for many wears nrev,-
Gus TO IL years ago a we'll known SUPER
! ihtendent in the local mills of the Inter
| national Paper company. died SUNDAY
morning at his home in Rumford Falls
| Maine, of kidney trouble When he
| went from here he assumed the super.
| lntendency of the international Paper
| eompany's plant at Rumford Falls ana
neid the position until his death
Burial took place in Rumford Fails
| wednesday and a number of Bellows
rams friends and relatives attended.
| The Republican caucus is called for
TINS afternoon at 3 o'clock and the
Democrats win have a special caucus
next Wednesday evening to see II thew
can place In nomination a candidate for
representative who will win out over
the Republicans and Progressives. The