Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-26
lie VERMONT PHOENIX, BRATTLEBoRo, FRIDAY, JULY 2e, 1912

have returned to Brattleboro after visit
ing several weeks in town.
Miss Inza and Miss Bertha Higgins
left Tuesday to wait on table at Lake.
side House at sponord lake.
Miss Alma Tacey of Leeds. Mass,
came Monday for a weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tacey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Of Monson are
visiting with Mrs. Stewards cousin,
James O'Brien, on River road.
N. o. Maynard is feeling much better.
His nurse returned to Keene Saturday
and he Is able to be downstairs.
e. s. Cummings of Lewiston, Me-, was
a guest of Rev. Charles Hosea Temple
a few days the last of the week.
Miss Nonie Purcell and Miss Rose
Quirk went to Keene Thursday for q
short visit with Mrs. Sam Smith.
Miss Adelia Bellville and Abner Waite
of South Chelmsford, Mass, are visit
ing friends and relatives in town.
Brattleboro road was closed Monday
to allow the highway men to repair the
bridge in front of Mrs. Sanderson's.
Mrs. Nelson Blouin and two children
Dorothy and Beatrice. of Lawrence,
Mass, are visiting at N. A. Blouin's.
Local fishermen are catching large
strings of pike below the dam, but no
ho'S Dtth AtBOA NCa
the dam.
Earl Bailey, our high schoo pitcher,
went to East Swanzey to pitch for that
town In a game against West Swanzey
Saturday.
Rev. Charles Hosea Temple will go to-
morrow to Ferry Beach to stay a few
days. He has an engagement to speak
while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Cole and three
children of Lynn, Mass, came Monday
for a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Raleigh.
w. N. Pike was badly hurt Tuesda v
afternoon when the hay team which he
was driving was hit and demolished by
the 4.20 train.
Rev. Asa M. Bradley spent two days
the last Of the week in Portland, Me,
on business connected with the Univers-
alist state convention.
Rev. Asa NJ. Bradley and Fred Leonard
went to winchester Sunday to see the
laying OF the corner stone for the new
Universalist church.
William Schorling, one of the linemer
from Brattleboro, was badly hur Mon
day when the pole on which he was
working broke and fell.
Mrs. Elmer Townshend of Saugus,
Mass, came Wednesday for a months
visit at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Philbert Lefebvre.
Mrs. w. F. Robertson and son, Mrs.
Frank Jeffords and daughter and Mrs.
E. c.. Robertson left Wednesday for a
ten days outing at Spofford lake.
Mrs. leonard Waters returned t.
Lawrence, Mass, Saturday, after a sew.
eral days visit in the home of her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Blouin.
Fred Yokon has finished work on tn,
L - af1rno1 He ufl1 lAoxya thf. r-naIr Co
the West where he will work on anothe,
big piece of work of the same kim
Mrs. Edward Carey and two children
Gilman and Sherman, have returned t.
New York after a several weeks visi
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S
Howe.
Friends of Mrs. John E.. Mann, VIII,
has been ill with rheumatism so long
will be glad to learn that she is nov
able to take a few steps without tn
crutches.
Next Sunday will be the last Sunda,
that services will be held in the Uni
versalist church prior to vacation. Ser
vices will be resumed the first Sunda,
in September.
Charles Weed went to Brattleboro t
have x-ray treatment to his arm an
side which he injured last week a
Fisk's paper mill. 1t is not getting alonI
as we'll as We would like to see 1t.
The morning service of the Baptis
church will be omitted next Sunday. TIL
evening service will be held at 7.3O. Sol
singing will be the feature of this ser
vice. This evening the mid-week servic
will be held at the regular hour.
Lightning struck in several place
last Thursday morning. 1t struck VIII
liam Lynch's and Frank Young's house
on Spring street, it broke the scree
door on Jack R~aleigh's house, stunne
Mrs. Henry Dickman and burned ou
a fuse in James O'Brien's house o
River road.