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

sewan Day Of Millers Falls visited In
town over Sunday.
Miss Bridget Raleigh has been spend
ing the week in Keene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Aldrich left Tues
day for visit in Surry
Miss Antoinette Bergeron has been
spending few days in Keene.
Miss Irene Lefebvre returned Monday
after a visit in Lawrence, Mass.
8. e. Lscom is attending the Grand
Army encampment at The Weirs.
Miss Blanche Bronson of New York
has been visiting Mrs. Nellie worden.
w. B. Stacey went Tuesday to Spring.
field, where he has a position as carpen-
ter
Mrs. Clyde Smith Is visiting her sis
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w Goss have been
entertaining Mrs. Samuel Goss of Wells
River.
Mrs. Edward Carey and her two chill
dren came Tuesday for a visit at G.. S.
Howe's.
Miss May Barlow of Lawrence, Mass,
was a recent guest of Miss Beatrice
Currier.
Miss Florence Holden of Guilford was
recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Watson.
Henry K1ous of Lawrence was a guest
at P. F. Amidon's from Saturday until
Wednesday.
Mrs. B. A. Oppenheimer of Springfield
spent Sunday in the home of her father,
]. G.. Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Robertson have
| been spending part of the week at
| The Weirs.
Miss Ruth Quigley, who has been at
| work in Greenfield, returned to her
| home here Monday.
Capt. c. P. Hall of Shelburne Falls
was a guest over Sunday Of his sister
| Mrs. M. S. Leach.
| James G. Snow and family returned
| Friday from a two weeks vacation in
| Dover and Boston.
| Ray. Ralph and Nellie Sprague of Gill
Mass, have been spending a few days
at James Sprague's.
| Miss Florence Gray returned Sunday
| 20 New York after a two weeks vaca-
| ton at DR.. C. A. Gray's.
Mrs. Michael Tole returned Saturda,
from Ludlow, VT, where she spent g
week with her husband.
John Corliss went Friday to Somer'
Vile, Mass, where he will visit hi!
daughter, Mrs. James Donovan.
Mrs. Harland P. Stone and two SON
of Englewood, N. j., visited at E. II
Burroughs's several days this week.
Miss Mabel Pike OF Bellows Falls an,
Miss Mollie Pike of Claremont are en-
joying vacation at their home here.
Miss Florence Pike of Worcester cam
Saturday for a weeks visit among Hns
dale friends, staying at F. w. Tilden's
Mrs. Alfred Krumenaker will go Sat
urday to her home in New York afte
| a OF ID
beor.
Mrs. w. o. ]. Martin goes next Mon
day to Boston to attend the miliner
openings and purchase her fall stock G
goods.
D. J. Roy has sold his barber sho
and business to Austin Sweeney Of Bar
re, Mass, who took possession thi
week.
Mrs. Alice Kendall of Brattleboro an
Florence and Wales Cheney of Jamaic
were recent guests of Mrs. G. A. Rot
ertson.
, Miss Christine Adams returned to he
| home in Holyoke Saturday, after spend
ing five weeks with her aunt, Mis-
Carrie e. Adams.
Miss Bernice Smith, who has bee
spending the past two months at JOSEF
| LaChances, returns tomorrow to h,
home in Haverhill.
Mrs. Frank Tillinghast and daughte
! who spent several weeks at Villa
Barrett's on Tower hill. returned Tue
day to their home in Providence.
A waltzing party was held in Il
town hall last evening under Il
h auspices of the running hose team. M,
: sic was furnished by Lyman's orche
. | ira
!, Lorenzo U. Bergeron, formerly Of tn
d town, recently married Miss Katheril
:, Hannigan Of Newport r. l., Mr.. Be
e geron has been transferred recent
e from Newport to Boston
- The Congrega tional and UNIVERSAL
. churches will resume services Snnds
after the August vacation. Rev. A.
;, Hall will not return for the first Sundi
and the pulpit will be supplied. Re
:, George E. Leighton. state superinten
- ent OF Universalist churches, will prea'
in the Universalist pulpit. The folio,
- ing Sunday Mr.. Leighton has secur
:, Rev. Mr.. Barrett Of Michigan to supp
the pulpit.
lie George e. Stevens. who has been g
perintendent at the Granite State MOI
sr ing Machine company's factory the pa
X two years. finished work there last we
s. and has accepted a position with We
Is Brothers in Greenfield. @. T. Dryer
IT Medford, Mass, who has been acting
pattern maker for the company has b
r. come Mr.. Stevenss successor. DIV
IN Hale, who has been with the compa
g. as machinlst several years. has be
It, promoted to the position OF foreman
A. the manufacturing department.