Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-23

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Denton Smith of West Rutland visited
in town over Sunday.
George Hawkins returned to Belcher-
town, Mass, yesterday
Miss Elizabeth Lynde of Greenfield is
visiting at David Yields
Miss Mary Murray of Cavendish is
visiting Mrs. A. S. Gould.
Mrs. A. l.. Miller attended the North
field meetings Friday and Saturday
Miss Edna Wheeler and niece, Miss
Ida Thrower, are visiting in Worcester
Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. H. LeRay have re-
turned from a visit in Bellows Falls and
Springfield.
Mrs. c. s. Clark returned Monday af-
ter visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Clark in
Turner's Falls
w. E. Stellman went to Wilmington
wednesday to put fire escapes on the
school building.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Eames are enioy-
ing a carriage drive through Whining
ton and Dover.
G. L. Chamberlin is building an adj
dition to the ell of his house L. ].
Knight is helping.
F. r. Mann and grandson, John r
Mann. visited in West Dover and Will
mington this week.
j. G. Knapp Joined his family at Mrs
Eleanor Richardson's Saturday for a
two weeks vacation
Mrs. Wallace j. Bond of Springfield,
| Mass, came yesterday to L. E. Bond s
| for an indefinite stay
Several members of C. F. Clark's fam
| lily in Elm Grove, Mass, visited at H.
, II. Barber's Wednesday.
No
A. Waldron and two children visited in
Winchester, N. H., recently.
George l.. Robertson, an employee in
the office of the New York World, Wis
tied at A. w. Stoves recently.
Miss Mary Irish of Utica, N. Y, who
was a guest at Mrs. II. S. Miller's last
week, returned home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fletcher of New
| port, N. H., visited their nephew w. c.
Stark, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Francis Lynde and Mrs n NJ.
Hastings returned Tuesday after a
weeks visit in West Haven, Conn.
Miss Gertrude Parker, who was with
her parents two weeks, returned to her
work in Springfield, Mass Sunday.
| The Misses Fales of Troy, N. Y, re-
turned home Saturday after being with
their cousin, Miss Laura Powers, sew
erai weeks.
Miss Tryphena Higgins, who was with
her sister, Mrs S. B. Stone, three
months, has returned to her home in
East Whately, Mass.
The sewer pipes have been laid to the
Centreville school house and the cellar
Is being dug this week, preparatory to
| placing new furnace.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Parker, and
two children came Saturday to spend
| hai
and Mrs. Nelson Parker.
Mrs Harriet Fox and William Stearns
OF Brooklyn. who are spending the sea
son In Wilmington, visited their cousin,
Mrs. c. r. Evans, Wednesday.
The women Of the Baptist church will
conduct food sale in the chapel Sat-
urday afternoon at o'clock. This will
close their food sales for this season
Mrs. Annie White and Mrs. Theresa
Coggersshal OF Fall River. Mass, who
visited their sister, Mrs. W. G. Stark.
three weeks, returned home Wednesday.
w. A. Harris is doing carpentry work
for the Dunklee brothers, who have been
putting in a new horse barn, also for
Henry Stockwell, who is repairing his
barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Barber of Mont
pelier were guests at C. N. Robbns's
over Sunday. They went from there
the first of the week to visit in West
| Townshend.
Miss Frances Cutler OF Gulford street
has a bed of fax which is attracting
considerable attention. The blossoms are
blue and are very desirable in flower
garden for their beauty.
The Equality club of Guilford street
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. r. l.
Coane. The meeting was well attended
and was much enjoyed. Covered dish
refreshments were served on the YER
anda.
Mrs. ]. 70. McVeigh and Mrs j. G.
Knapp entertained party OF young
women friends at Mrs. McVeigh's home
Friday afternoon. A guessing game and
music were enjoyed and refreshments
were served on the veranda.
Sunshine society, branch /, held theil
annual picnic in Mrs. Mary Bigelow'i
grove Wednesday afternoon. This wa.
also their regular monthly meeting Sub
stantial and abundant refreshments wer,
served. The souvenirs, which were fur,
nished by Mrs. l.. A. Whitney consisted
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