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

| (Smth) Weld. He has one brother w.
D. Weld of Greenfield Mrs. Yields
| maiden name was Lena NJ. Weather
head native of Guilford and the
| daughter of Willard and Rhoda (Bar-
| ber) Weatherhead. She has one sister,
| Mrs ]. Fl. Franklin of Millers Falls. and
| four brothers, A. L. Weatherhead and
| l.. ]. Weatherhead of Mlers Falls. F.
| w. Weatherhead of Hartford, Conn,
| and c. l.. Weatherhead of Remington,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs Weld are we'll known in
| this town and are held in high esteem
by their many friends.
Miss Eta Higley of Gulford is visit
| ing Mrs. George Houghton
Clyde Underwood of Holyoke is at w.
| L. Walkers to stay a few days.
Mrs. NJ. W. Wood of Newton, Mass,
| is in town for an indefinite stay
Mrs James Brennan of Fairlee Wis
tied at ]. S. Morse's Wednesday
Mrs ]. A. Staffords boarders will re-
turn to Waterford, Conn, tomorrow
Miss Myrtle Washer returned Satur-
day from a four weeks visit in Merlden,
| Conn.
Rev. E. S. Harrison and family are
| expected home tomorrow from their va
cation.
| week with Mrs. r. f. Gordon at Sun
set lake
| l.. M Stellman is coming from SYRIA
cuse, N Y, tomorrow to return with
| his family.
William Huckes of Canton, N. Y,
visited at II. F. Weatherhead's the first
of the week.
Mrs. Clyde Lyman of Wilmington is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
| H. Copeland
Mrs. John Washer and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Leo Washer of Gardner, Mass, are
| guests at George Washers.
Guy Stockwell is working as express
messenger this week on trains between
Keene and Springfield Mass.
Miss Maudie l.. Stone is with her
grandmother Mrs. H. A. Stone, at E.
| A Knights to stay few days
Rev. N. A. Wood, returning from
Newton, Mass, to Rumney, N. H., call
ed on friends here Wednesday
Miss Frances and Miss Lucy Keetels
of Brooklyn will come tomorrow to
spend their vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
R. p. Wheeler
J The Twentieth Century club will hold
their first meeting after their summer
vacation Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
c. NJ. Hamilton.
Alton Copeland will go Saturday to
Syracuse, n. Y. to enter a commercial
college, of which his cousin, w. F.
Bellows, is principal.
Mrs Charles Stockwell and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Sargent, went Tuesday
to Sunset lake to stay two weeks. They
occupy the Chester Sargent cottage.
Mrs. Dana Stafford is visiting rela-
tives in Gardner. Mass. Mr.. Stafford
is attending the fair in Middlebury.
They will return tomorrow, Saturday
Peter LaPlant and family moved
Thursday to the stock farm, where they
are employed by A. d. Wilson. Mr. La
Plant expects to rent his place in the
village.
temporary foot bridge has been put
across milestone brook above Renfrew S
mill, which, 1t is expected, Will be re-
placed by a permanent structure before
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Thomas and Mr..
and Mrs. George Allen went to Whining
ton Tuesday as delegates to attend the
ordination of the Baptist minister OF
that place.
Miss Edwdce LeRocque of st. An
drews, Canada, and Miss Florence Hill
dreth of Dedham, Mass, who were at
G. B. Lscoms two months have re-
turned home.
Baptist church, Rev. f.. s. Harrison,
pastor. Worship at 1890 with sermon
by pastor; Bible school at 12; evening
service at 73O. Mid-week service We'd
nesday evening at 73O.
ID. T. Perry has been on business
trip to Burlington this week. Mrs. Per-
ry accompa MED him as far as Middle
bury, where she is visiting few days
She expects to return home tomorrow
Miss Gladys Tracy of Attleboro. Mass,
who was expected to be teacher OF
music in the town schools, has decided
not to fill that position. and Miss Ber-
nice Spofford of Georges Mills, N. H., a
graduate OF the Boston Conservatory oil
music, has been engaged to take hei
place.
Workmen are busy at both ends Of the
village getting the foundation ready fol-
the cement walks, which will be much
appreciated by pedestrians. Some of the
families below the cement bridge would
have preferred no walk at all rather
than settle the problem of how they are
to get down to the walk or on the
other hand. how they can get up to 1t
: II. II. Briggs exhibited several heat
OF Guernsey cattle at the fair in Salem
N. H., last week. He has been will
them in Middlebury this week and ex.
poets to go next week to Rutland, theT
to ST. Johnsbury and White River juno
ton and return in season for the Brat
tlebor fair the last Of next month. Hi
son, Richard Briggs, and George Let
| went with him.
Mrs ]. e. Higley. West Brattleborot
popular music teacher, entertained /,
OF her pupils In her home Thursday al
| ternoon at musical, In which all tool
part. Aside from music outdoor games
were enjoyed and the children had
fine time. Refreshments were served
, When they left for their homes eacl
was given a half-pound box of candy
Mrs Hgley has a class OF 26, but 70
| various reasons some were detaine,