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

day in the home of her mother at Da-
wilson Naples.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Bell of Rox-
bury, Harry Hughes of Newark, N. j.,
and Mrs Walker and Miss Perkins Of
Brooklyn are the latest arrivals at Da-
wilson Naples.
Mrs. Mary Piper and daughter, Miss
Gertrude Croker, who teaches in New
York city, drove up from Brattleboro
Tuesday to visit Mrs. Piper's sister,
Miss Laura Rice.
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Morseman and
two children, who spent several weeks
with Rev. and Mrs G. X. Carter at the
parsonage, returned Friday to their
home in Taunton,
Mr., and Mira Kennedy and Mr.. Bergen
Of New Haven. who have been spend
ing their vacation this year in Water
bury, this state, are expected at the
Newfane Inn Friday.
A special train on the West River
railroad will leave Brattleboro at the
close of Theodore Roosevelt's address
tomorrow night and will stop at tne
various stations along the line.
Mrs. Gilbert N. Batchelder, who has
been teaching the past year in Porto
Rico, and her mother, Mrs Achsah
Root Fream, of Montevideo, Mimi, came
| Saturday to spend week at the New
| ton homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. A M. Bosworth and
| two children of Medford, Mass.
drove from East Westmoreland and
| son Taylor at Mrs. Micott's few
days this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
and daughter, Helen, returned Thurs
day to their home in Boston.
Roy ]. Pike of Springfield was a WIS.,
| itor in the home of his cousin, Leon M
Pike, from Saturday to Monday and
went from here to visit other relatives
! in Williamsville. Silas Pike of Towns
bend, a carpenter who has been at work
on Fred Smiths barn, also was guess
| last week lii the home Of his nephew
Leon NJ. Pike.
Mr., and Mrs. George. I. Bishop Of
Springfield, who had been spending Q
few weeks vacation with relatives II
Springfield, this state, visited the latte
| part of the week at w. Z. Wheeler's II
| Williamsville and were guests over Sun
day of her sister, Mrs. Charlotte l.. I'm
derwood, and family in the home o
Mrs. E. C. Benedict.
Miss Ruth Streeter and mother, Mrs
Julia Streeter, who spent most of thei
vacation at their summer cottage II
Marlboro, came Saturday for a shor
stay at Davidson Naples. Miss Streete
left Monday to visit in Wilmington be
fore going to Springfield, where she
engaged to teach this year. Mrs
Streeter left Thursday for her home /
Amherst.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. French, who wer
summer guests of Mr.. and Mrs o. F
Wright at River View farm, returne
last week to their home in Hartford
Miss Ednee Pretat returned to he
home Tuesday and Miss Mary Field, VIII
had been there all summer left TIL
week to visit an aunt in Maine. FIRE
Wright left Tuesday for his home
Watertown, N. Y, Mrs. Wright will re
main a few weeks longer.
Newfane Congregational church. Sur
!, day, Sept. l. Morning worship at l
sermon by pastor, subject Victor
through faith" Sunday school ait 12.1
Evening service at 7.30, subject eth
last opportunity" Special music at bot
services. The sacrament of the Lord
, morning service. Christian Endeavt
meeting Tuesday evening-monthly COZ
secration meeting. Prayer meetir
, Thursday evening. Music class Frds
} evening.
W. p. Eames went by automobile
Sara toga Saturday and on Sunday NJ
! and Mrs. d. A. Benson, Mrs. Banaes ar
Marjorie returned home with him. c
Monday Mrs. V. l. Chase and Mi
I Stella Micott returned home by ra
George C. Smith of Londonderry, wi
was one OF the party, went from the
Monday to attend the meeting of Il
> health officers in Burlington. MI
Frank Pierce stopped in Chester to Wis
Mrs Clara Smith, who Joined them
their outing this year to Saratoga.