Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-30

excitement in Townshend every speaker
mas been given fair hearing by men
and women of all parties
Mr.. Jenhison has a pear tree in full
bloom.
Henry Danner has Joined his wife at
the Inn.
The Inn has been filled with boarders
this week.
H. Kirk Dunton returned to New
York Monday.
Miss May Willard returned to Bur-
lington Wednesday.
Ruth Howe of Brattleboro liz visiting
her sister, May Howe.
Raymond Phillips left Wednesday to
visit in Westfeld, Mass.
Edwin Sawyer has returned to his
home in Hyde Park, Mass.
William Mason of Saxtons River is
painting the Baptist church.
Lemuel Van Schaick went Tuesday to
his home in Scarsdale, N. Y.
The mill was closed Monday as the
| boiler inspectors were here.
Fred Drew spent a few days the last
| of the week in Westminster
Raymond Phillips returned from a Wis
| II in West Wardsboro Saturday.
|
ty to about 25 friends Monday.
Miss Lulu Greene of Barre, Mass, Wis
tied Bertha Phillips this week.
Miss Edith Sanders went Tuesday tc
visit her sister in Londonderry.
Miss Julia Dickinson returned to hel
home in Springfield Wednesday,
Miss Mildred Corser of East North.
field, Mass. is at R. w Snyder's.
Fred Huett and Edwin Brown spent
few days last week in Worcester.
Mrs. Arthur Maynard of BrattleborC
called on relatives in town Tuesday.
Eoise and Marion Cummings returned
Monday from a visit in Londonderry.
Ernest Dressed of Boston has beer
spending the week with his wife on TIL
farm.
Ernest Morell of White Plains, N. Y.
has been visiting Miss Abbe Starr thi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sanderson returned
to their home in Savannah. Ga, Wed
nesday.
! w. b. Smith of Brattleboro was wit
his wife and son at Park Holland's owe
Sunday.
Fred Bush and son, Mansel, of Boston
came Tuesday to visit his uncle, A. 3
| Greenwood.
Mrs. David Stearns of Saxtons Rive
spent few days recently with Mrs
W. NJ. Sparks.
Miss A. E. Willis of Norton, Mass.
is spending her vacation with Mrs. II
H. Chamberlin.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Holland of Brat
tleboro have been visiting friends Il
town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Willard, VIII
we're visitors at the home of Fred vii
lard, left Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher of Shreveport
La, who were at the Inn. returned
, their home Saturday.
Miss Abbie Starr left today for Whit
| Plains, n. Y, where she will teac
, school the coming year.
Mrs. Cobb of Gainesville, Fla, cam
| Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs. Bur
at Col. H. {. buttons.
Ruth Watson, who was at home Il
| a two weeks vacation, returned to h,
. work in Brattleboro Monday.
George Rydell, who was at his hon
y on account of illness. returned to h
Y work in Brattleboro Monday.
Phneas Eddy of the northern part
h the state spent Tuesday with his cousi
y w. A. Eddy, and other friends.
M. NJ. Starr, who had been visiting h
/, sister, Mrs. E. l.. Hastings, left Satu
r day for his home in Cleveland, o.
Rev. Frazer Metzger, Progressive cal
o ddate for Governor, will speak in Il
5, town hall Monday afternoon at 2 o'cloc
Rockwell Davis is entertaining
e mother, Mrs. F. E. Davis, and
o grandfather, j. Billiard of Colrain, Mas
Mrs. r. l.. Twitchell and two gran
n children of Saxtons River visited
!. the home of Martin Sparks this wee
E. Mrs. Frank Moss of New York car
: Saturday with her son and daughtt
g to visit her brother. Dr. C. f. BruC
H. Fred Bacon has completed his co
II tract for saving logs on the Tibbet
'r meadow and is moving his mill
(. Brookline.
70 Mrs Guy Austin and four childre
! who were visitors at Charles Austin
s. returned Sunday to their home in Sa
tons River,
~ The ladies' aid society of the Bapt
:. church had very successful sale of
cream and cake on the common Tue
. day afternoon.
Z Miss Pearl Greenwood OF Williamsvi
D. and Miss Mary Greenwood of Chest
& visited their sister, Miss Maude Gree
wood, last week.
IN Miss Frances Starr, who has been
s. the home of her uncle, Judge Hastinl