Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-12
Hollis Miller is i'll with tonsilitis.

Hollis Miller is i'll with tonsiltis.
Miss Ida Chase is working for Mrs.
f, d. Marsh.
Robert Gallison of Boston is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. F. d. Marsh.
Miss Lena Hescock of Marlboro is
working at A. ]. Waldron's.
Mrs. C. II. Shepardson, who visited
her sister in Searsburg, returned We'd
nesday.
Miss Gladys Hall of South Londonderry
was a recent visitor at Charles Lett
singers.
Miss Frances Stellman of Boston is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. II.
Stellman.
Mrs. Minnie Rice is staying with her
brother an indefinite time at the Doc
little farm.
Miss Marion Smith Of Athol came Sat
urday for a two weeks visit with Miss
Grace Miner.
Mrs L. A. Hitchcock of Cleveland,
Ohio, is visiting in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hanna of Wal
than, Mass, were guests at A. d. Will
sons the first of the week
Mrs. L. F. Taylor and three young
children are spending a few days with
Mrs. Alice Bailey in Newfane.
poets to assist as one of the speakers in
the grove meetings at Sunset lake
Charles Pettee, who came from Dor
chester, Mass, Saturday, is spending the
week with Mrs. Pettee at A. F. Hills.
Copies of The Phoenix are. on sale
every week at j. L. Stockwelrs store.
They may be bought there at any time
Mrs. Harry Miller of Dummerston re-
turned the first of the week after visit
nf dow wit la IUh
A. C. Walker
George Mather, after visiting his par
ents, returned Sunday to Readsboro,
where his family are staying with Mrs.
Mather's parents.
Mrs. A. D. Wilson, who has been con-
fined to a dark room on account of
ruptured vein in one eye, is somewhat
improved, although still unable to bear
the light
Mrs. j. f. McVeigh received severe
burn on the inside of her right hand
Monday by overturnng a dish of hot
syrup, A physician was called to dress
the wound.
1t is reported that in Jamaica July /
frost could be scraped from the roofs
of buildings, and that in West Dover
and Wilmington potatoes and beans were
frozen to the ground.
Folders giving the summer schedule
Of railroad trains. issued by The Phe-
nix, have been placed, in j. l.. Stock
wells store for free distribution. They
are of convenient pocket size.
Miss Maude Betterley. who underwent
an operation on the glands of the throat
in the Farren hospital in Montague
about three weeks ago, is gaining slow
ly and hopes to be able to return home
tomorrow.
w. E. Chase returned Saturday after
visit of a few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Amasa Chase of Shelf
field, this state. His son, George, and
daughter, Hazel, who accompanied him
on the visit, will remain an indefinite
time with their grandparents.
Miss Emma Freeman, who was a
guest at w. S. Gove's, returned Tuesday
to her home in Lebanon, n. H. Miss
Freeman has been teacher in the high
school of Lebanon 80 consecutive years,
and will begin another years service
when the fall term of school opens.
Arthur Lynde of Boston is a frequent
visitor with his parents, making the
trips here in his automobile. He came
Wednesday and returned to Boston Sun
day, accompanied by Carroll E. Fisher,
who had visited a few days with his
mother, Mrs. F. S. Fisher, and other
relatives
Mrs. NJ. p. Capen's two young laugh
Miss Florence Metcalf, left Jacksonville,
FLORIDA, Monday on the Huron of the
clyde line for New York en- route for
this town. They are expected to arrive
today. Miss Metcalf will go to her home
In Westminster and Mrs. Capen's daugh-
tiers will spend the summer at W. e.
Pellerin's.
The woman's association held an in
teresting meeting Friday afternoon in
the home of Mrs Wibert Renfrew, rs
Delng present. The program consisted
OF devotional exercises, the roll call and
an article read by Mrs. F. S. Fisher up
on The race problem" 1t was voted
20 assist IN preparing box to be sent
from Windham county to the Gedek
Pasha school in Constantinople Ice
cream and cake were served upon the
lawn Inc woman's association, in
pace OF their regular meeting will hold
picnic and social Thursday afternoon,
jury 49, on the grounds of Mr.. and
Mrs r. p. Wheeler, to which all fami-
lies connected with the association are
invited, The women are asked to con-
tribute food If the day should be
rainy another day will be chosen.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B Ford are travelling
extensively in Southern California. look.
ing for desirable location. They have
decided upon section of the country
in Los Angeles, nine miles east of the
city, in the beautiful valley of San Ga :
briel, with Its surrounding ranches and
groves. In this region are found the
most extensive walnut groves in the
world. Oil wells in nearby hills are op-
Grated by nine companies and the value
OF the product is 100000 month Land
In that section is valued at $1,000 an
acre consequently all of the land Is
uulized and intensively cultivated. Mrs,
FORD says that as familiar as they are
win the scenery their hearts are cheer
ca on looking out upon ""Old Baldy' and
Its companions, and that in the sbaSou
OF these faithful sentlnels they have
made their home