Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-12
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fax, VT.
Miss Irene ingalls, visited in town last
Wednesday.
Robert Follett returned Monday from |
a visit in Weston.
Wilbur Snyder spent Thursday with |
friends in Windham.
Mrs. Appleby, who recently broke her
ankle is improving.
DR.. Booth came Saturday from New
York to visit in town.
Judge o. NJ. Barber of Washington
was in town Wednesday.
| Mrs. Alma Hobrook came Friday to
| visit at Hugh Holbrooks.
| Miss Sweeney of Baldwnsville, Mass,
| Is visiting Mrs. a. F. Stone
Mrs. Blanche Prince and Glenna re-
| turned from Boston Saturday.
Miss Mabel Fullerton was in South
| Londonderry over the Fourth.
Mrs. A. f. stone returned Saturday
| from visit in Badwinsville, Mass.
| Judge Hastings and Bliss Prentiss at
| tended court this week in Newfane.
Robert Wheeler of Everett, Mass, Is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Harry Howard.
! Albert Brown has been getting the
hay on the Hodgden farm this week.
Miss Ruth Watson, who is working in
| Brattleboro, was at home over Sunday.
Mrs. Minerva Livermore Of Jamaica
is visiting her brother, Herbert Kidder.
Guy w. Powers and Miss Elizabeth
| Cudworth of Athens were in town Tues
| day.
The O'Brien cottage in Harmonyville
is now finished and will soon be occu-
pied.
Miss Alice Randall came Thursday
| from Athol to spend a short time in
town.
Miss Thelma Arnold of New York Wis
tied a few days recently at e. B. Phil
lpss.
Lesion Wheeler left Tuesday for STRAIT
| ton mountain, where he Is camping with
| friends
The Eastern Star ladies held a food
and ice cream sale on the common
Thursday.
Mrs. Ella and Roger and Mrs. Che
ney are now occupying the bungalow in
| Harmonyville.
Bernard Phillips, who was home two
weeks, returned Monday to his work in
| Westfeld, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Hyde of Amherst,
Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Big
Glow over Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs Baker and Mrs. Knight
who visited at G. c. Hebb's, left Sat-
urday for their homes.
MrS. Bert Barry anu TWO Cnlluren,
Raymond and Ruth, left Tuesday to visit
relatives in Saxtons River.
Miss Edna Marsh and Roy Reed of
Westminster spent last week at Miss
Alarsh's home in Harmonyville.
Miss Myrtle Marsh returned to her
home in Athol Tuesday after spending
two weeks with friends in town.
E. D. Akers of the Yale divinity school
was in town Tuesday in the interest of
the American Sunday school union.
In the Congregational church Sunday
morning Rev. Charles H. B. Seliger will
have for his subject Christian Educa-
ton"
Mrs. Arthur Rand and daughter, Miss
Mabel Rand, of Fitchburg, came We'd
nesday to visit in the home of Ralph
Snyder.
Miss Grace NJ. Waterman, who was at
the Congregational parsonage over the
Fourth, returned Saturday to her home
in Boston.
DIR. and Mrs. Osgood, Park Osgood and
Mrs. Alma Cummings took an auto
mobile trip to Springfield, this state,
Tuesday
Irving Bills was called to Nashua, N.
H., Tuesday by the death of his little
girl, Violet Bills, who died of cholera
infantum.
Wright X. Phillips and family who
had been visiting Mrs. Mary Phillips, re-
turned Saturday to their home in West
field, Mass.
Dana Aiken was overcome by the heat
in the bayfield, on the Rindeau farm
Monday. He is now better and is able
to work again.
/. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Batchelder, who
had been at e. b. Batchelders the past
6 month, left Monday for their home in
Granite Falls, Mimi
a Miss Mabel Phillips of Hbbing, Mimi,
and Miss Luela Schroeder of Welcome
Mimi, came Saturday to spend the sum-
mer with Mrs Mary Phillips.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. George Series of Atho
!, Mass. came Saturday to visit at Moses
a CIRCUITS Mr.. Series returned Monday
but Mrs. Series will stay this week.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Snow, Mrs
Francis Snow. Miss Gertrude North and
Miss Clara North spent Sunday at the
n home of George Albee in Brookline.
The members of the Home club met
in the Congrega tional vestry Wednesday
n afternoon and some of the people re.
e ported that it was the coolest place IL
d town.
Harry Howard met with a serious &C.
:. cident last week. While carrying
o scythe he slipped and his wrist was Sc
e badly cut that he is not yet able t.
work.
NILS. IIltu 1luIIlD anu rhiSS AdTN
Plumb started Friday for the north par
. of the state. They will spend two weeks
d camping at Island Pond before they re
e turn home.
o Friends of Mrs. Nellie Martin are sor
n ry to learn that she met with an acct
n dent Friday, breaking her ankle, so tina
y she will not be able to visit in town a.
!, soon as she expected
r Mr.. and Mrs Lemue Van Schaick ant
e Paul came Friday to visit her fathe
and mother Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aus
: tin. Mr., Van Schaick left Monday 70
: Maine, and will be Joined by Mrs. Val
> Schaick and Paul.
: good number of people from tn
Baptist Sunday school responded to tn
invitation of the Brattleboro Baptis
: Sunday school and enjoyed very pleas
ant day at picnic at Island park. AL
reported good time
The members of the ladies' aid societ
and the Hadassah league of the Baptis
church secured a great many papers 70
- their carload" and they are very crate
full to all who helped to make their un
dertaing a success.
The Children's day concert, given las
Sunday morning by the Baptist Sunda
school, was a success Notwithstanding
2 the heat and the hardness in prepare
r. ton The attendance was good and tn
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