Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-06-28

| Eugene and Winifred VIII leave lot
| stay with friends in Lawrence.
Beatrice Crawford of Brattleboro is
| with her grandparents in town.
Henry Crawford had a tobacco setter
smashed this week by a runaway.
Mrs. o. L. Buxton and mother, Mrs.
| Pierce, were in Spofford Wednesday.
| Eugene M. Berry came home last week
| from Colgate university, Hamilton, N. Y.
The Eastern Star will hold their next
| regular meeting Wednesday evening, July
| Mrs Addie Johnson returned Monday
| from her visit in Springfield and vicin-
| ity.
Mrs. Clifford of Brattleboro was a
| guest a few days of Miss Katherine
| Booth
A Waiting party was held by the
young people in the town hall Saturday
| evening
Miss Laura Braley OF auckland, Mass,
| Is at home from her school for the sum-
mer vacation
Mary Grimes, who for several years has
boarded at Mrs Colbrook's, is now at
| Mrs. /. Ketchum's.
Miss Lombard will work in the post
Office during the summer vacation and
board with Mrs. Flora p. Cole.
Miss Jennie E, Pierce, commercial
teacher in the high school, Scituate,
Mass, came Saturday for the summer
| vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Pember OF Kings
ton, r. l., were recent guests Of Mr..
Pembers sister, Mrs. w. e. Pierce, at
the Pierce farm
Mrs. Zenas Perry and daughter, Mrs.
Clark, returned to Millers Falls Monday.
B. f. Howard has moved his family into
the Perry house.
Mrs. Wilcox of Bennington and daugh-
ter, Mrs II. r. Buell., and daughter were
guests of Mrs. Eugene B. Pierce from
Friday to Tuesday.
William w. Washburn was home few
days last week, but returned to Dart
mouth college for the commencement
| exercises this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clemens of Port
land, Me-, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Derry of Brattleboro were guests Sun
day at ]. B. Derry's.
George Aplin and Fred Hannum at
tended the state and district Republican
conventions in Burlington and White
River Junction as delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Underwood and
| Mr.. and Mrs F. e. Robertson spent
Wednesday in Keene, making the trip in
| Mr.. Underwood's automobile.
Rev. j. E. Berry will preach Sunday
! morning in the Baptist church and In
East Putney at 2.30. This will be Mr.
Berry's last Sunday in town.
Miss Winchester left Friday Afternoon
for her home in West Brattleboro. Miss
Leighton and Miss Omar went Tuesda,
to their homes in Maine and Revere.
: Mr. Kohotch has moved his famil!
from the red house at the brickyard t
4 the Methodist parsonage. He has EN-
ployment at the Cole paper mill as fire
man.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Bailey were a
their Riverview camp over Sunday witt
Miss Addie Shattuck and Miss Flor
e Cattanach nurse, of Brattleboro as thei
D. guests.
\: The higher grades of the centrs
u school picnicked in the grove near tn
- Bailey camp Friday afternoon, while tn
II primary department held their picnic i
~ Young's pasture.
IT, Mrs. w. G. Wright, Mrs. Eugen
d Howe and two daughters, Miss Gladly
: and Katherine, attended the Wright re
~ union in the home of Mrs. a. T. Ed
g wards in Newfane Tuesday.
ID Miss Ethel Page returned Saturda
g from her school duties in Southwicl
ic Mass, accompanied by a friend, Mis-
lie Coppinger. She left Tuesday to Wis
B. school friends in Vershire.
er Andrew j. Aver and daughter, Dol
s. othy, attended the graduation exercise
of the Fitchburg high school this weel
er Lawrence S. Aver is a member of tn
n class and has been president two year
he A. L. Howard of this town and job
he l.. Howard of Brattleboro have bougl
the Dawson property of C. N. Daviso
IN and Mr. Howard of Brattleboro wi
4 move here very soon to occupy II
to house Mr. Davison's plans are m
5 known.
err Mr.. and Mrs Fred w. Dodge
| lot, dow m
a. Dodge's fathers, F. e. Robertson's, r
el turning home Sunday Their son, WI
'h liam Robertson Dodge, accompanied the
after staying a week with his grandpa
ents.
DR.. E. B. Pierce left Monday for w
tn Jamestown, Mass, to attend the cor
ne mencement of Williams college, of viii
n he is a graduate. From there he W
ii | go to his work in Howell, Mich, VIII
ell the family will remain in town for t
I'd, summer
,rs The regular meeting of the j. o. U.
zee NJ, which was to have been held We
s., nesday evening, July 8, has been pos
VI pouned until Saturday evening, July
nd and as there is important business
m: be transacted all members who can pc
me sibly do so are requested to be preset
&C. Miss Mary Grimes entertained
IL Sorosis club in the home OF Mrs.
Del Ketchum Wednesday. Each member W
'ck allowed to invite one guest, and M
OIL Viola Page of Brattleboro was the gu
ar Of honor. Games were played and
let freshments of ice cream, cake and fr
ry' were served.
~ Fred B. Howard has bought the mi
ass market of James p Meaney and v
ces soon move to the Main street mari
"a from his store over the bridge.
~ Howard Is an energetic young man a
81 ;, deserves to succeed at his new sta
~ ~ Mr.. Meaney will move to Brattleb'
80 into a tenement in his house and '
continue to run carts from here,
,,th he has done for a year.
nile The reception held last Saturday
ar" ternoon by the ladies' aid society OF
the Congregational church to the ladies
the parish and ladies of the OF
churches and the union society OF %
Putney was attended by over so. Dur
the afternoon short program
10 ! given, consisting Of two violin solos
he'd / Miss Omar, reading by Miss Derry
,out monologue by Miss Bessie F. Bral
tha | Refreshments were served Mrs. 10