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


Mrs. C. s. Rider is visiting In Ho-
yoke.
John Atkinson spent the week END in
Holyoke.
Ellsworth Kent left Monday to spend
week in Colrain.
Ida Morse of Newfane is at Fred
Smiths this week.
Clarence Clisbee returned to Revere,
Mass, Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Hileses is visiting in
Wardsboro a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Mann are visiting
in North Hoosck, N. Y.
Mrs. D. r. Stedman is visiting in
Wiliamsvlle few days
Mrs. Electa WOODBURY. of Ludlow is a
guest of Miss Della Miller
Dr. ]. C. Perry of Shelburne Falls is
visiting his cousin, d. T. Perry.
Rev. and Mrs. f. e. Lombard have
returned to New Bedford, Mass.
L. F. Taylor and uncle, Arthur Bailey,
returned Monday from New York.
Walter Haydock was a recent guest
of his mother, Mrs. A. w. Stowe
Mrs, A. C. Cllsbee was able to take
five mile automobile ride Monday
j. w. Miller of Springfield, this state,
is visiting his brother, A. L. Miller.
Mrs. Flora Springer of Boston is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Ellen p. Ellis
Miss Sarah Arms of Hartford, Conn,
is visiting Miss Emerett Weatherhead.
Charlotte Knight went to Jamaica
yesterday to spend a part of her vaca-
ton
Esther Barrett and Fidelia Smith are
spending the week at Chestnut Ridge
| farm.
Miss Lillian Barrett is at Breezy
Point, Mantle. Conn, for a two weeks
outing.
Mrs. Gertrude Millet of Boston is
spending the week with Mrs. w. E.
Stellman.
Miss Nellie Wilcox of Greenfield and
Mrs Maria Hadley are guests at George
Washers.
Mrs. H. II. Miller and Mrs John
| Knight of Dummerston are guests at
| A. c. Walkers.
j. Frank Wheeler of New London,
| Conn, visited his aunt, Mrs. Catherine
| Evans, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 1. Knapp of New
fame visited their niece. Mrs. L. G.
| Taylor, this week.
Leon c. Briggs of New York, who
| spent his vacation here, returned to
| New York Sunday.
Electric lights are being placed on
| Greenleaf and Glen streets and the north
| end of Western avenue.
| Fred Fox lost one of his good cows
Wednesday. This is the third COW he
has lost within year.
Mrs o, G. Covey, Mrs. H. F. Pre-
| fontaine and Mrs p. w. Chase were at
| Mount Tom Wednesday.
| Mrs. C. C. Johnson and grandson,
| r1xy1a Tab cit rIa
| Wheeler in Barre Mass.
Mrs. Albert Ramsey of Bellows Falls
returned home Friday after visiting hel
sister, Mrs w. s. Cove.
| H. c. Smead and son, Frank, OF
| Wardsboro were at George Harris's
| Tuesday and Wednesday.
Leland Jones, son of Myron Jones OF
| Woonsocket, r. l., has spent week
with his uncle, John p. Liscom
George Harris went to Wardsborc
| Wednesday to join his family at H. C
Smeads for a two weeks vacation.
Hugh Emery of Natick, n. H., return,
ed home the first of the week after Wis.
iting his cousin, Mrs. w, E. Pellerin.
Miss Godie Johnson and Miss Rutl
Houghton went Wednesday to Halifa,
to visit Miss Clara Warren a few days
Mr.. and Mrs Boyce and daughter
Marjorie, who visited Mr.. and Mrs. Je
rome Amidon, left there Monday to visi
in other places.
The meeting of the Women's associa
ton scheduled for next week Thurs
day will be merged into the Sunda!
school picnic which will be held on tina
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Willard of vii
Evansville visited at d. r. Stedman'
the first of the week. Doris Stedmai
returned to Williamsville with them t
visit.
Mrs. Loella Lake returned Frida,
after visiting her sister in Feeding Hills
Mass. After visiting at w. F. Miner
she went the first of the week to tn
home of her brother, Wesley Whitney
in Gullford.
E. A. Fairbanks of New York is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. William Penning
tton. His brother, Rev S. p. Fairbanks
of East Norwalk, Conn, is expected TIL
week after visiting his son, student a
Mount Hermon.
Newton Hastings began deliverin
green corn the first of last week. job
S. Wood delivered 1t about the sam
time and Wednesday morning he too
800 ears of corn to market These tw
families are the earliest producers {
corn in this locality
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Stockwell and Mr.
b. S. Miller accompanied Mr.. and Mr.
II. A. Staten of Vernon on an auto
| mobile trip to Berna rdston to attend II
15Oth anniversary celebration of tina
town Wednesday morning. From the
they went to Keene to attend the ba
game between Brattleboro and KeeI
| that afternoon.