Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-10-04

Matthew Barber of Greenfield recently
| visited his brother, H. w. Barber.
Robert c. Clark of Turner'S Falls was
| at his parents home Thursday and Fri
day.
Miss Lila Upton of wilmington Wis
tied at S. b. stones the first of the
| week.
Ed Stewart of Colrain was a guest
the last OF the week at II. II. Bar
| ber's.
| Miss Susie L. Clark came home from
Springfield Friday and remained over
| Sunday.
Mrs Nellie Eaton of Keene was a.
| guest at l.. j. knights while attending
the fair.
Mrs Elizabeth Billings Abbott of Hat
| field, Mass, was a guest at ]. L. Stock
wells last week.
! Allen Wilmington returned from the
Memorial hospital Saturday. He is able
to be out again.
Asahel Upham of Windham visited his
cousin, c. r. Prentiss. last week and
attended the fair.
Mrs. Kate Houghton, who has lived in
Texas some time, was a visitor recent
ly at o. c. Tuttle's.
William Ellis of Monroe Bridge.
Mass, visited his aunt Mrs. c. j.
| Stockwell, during the fair.
Miss Mary Clark Johnson of Spring.
| field, Mass, has been a guest of Miss
| Susan e. Clark some time.
Miss Ethel Blodgett has returned af-
| ter visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. M Stell-
man, in Syracuse several weeks.
Mrs. John Barrows closed her summer
nome on Ames hill and returned Mon
| day to her home on High street.
A. F. Hill is building a cement wall
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bank on which the new sidewalk is
| laid.
| Mrs. A. F. Sanders and son, William.
of Springfield visited her parents Mr..
| and Mrs. Edward Martin, the last OF
the week.
The time of the id-week service in
the Congregational church has been
changed from Tuesday evening to Fri
day evening.
Mrs. F. S. Fisher and sisters. Mrs.
l.. S. Bartlett and Miss NJ. l.. Stedman.
returned from visit in Nahant and
Lynn, Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs. c. S. Clark returned Tuesday
from Warren, Mass, where she had
been few days with her daughter.
Mrs. w. e. Minis, and family.
C. c. johnson received a visit last
week from an old schoolmate, George
| Leonard, of Los Angeles, Calf They
| hau not met pefore in nearly 80 years.
The Near and Farther Lights will
serve creamed fish supper in the
chapel of the Baptist church next
Thursday evening from 6 to s O'clock
Miss Marion Betterley returned from
the Farren hospital Friday. Her sister.
Miss Maude Betterley, who was with
her several days, returned home with
her
Miss Margaret Randall of Winter
Hill, Somerville, Mass, after visiting
her uncle, William Hescock, and family,
went to Newfane Friday for a short
! stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Hayes Bigelow have
been spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Cunningham of Tarpon
Springs. Fla, at their summer cottage
at Rangley Lake, Me.
The Twentieth Century club held a
sewing meeting and social Wednesday
afternoon with Miss Emerette Wealth
arhead. They will meet in two weeks
with Mrs. Fred Smith.
H. G. Smith and daughter Grace.
attended the Brockton fair this week.
They also visited in Boston. They ex-
pect to visit Denton Smith in Rutland
the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Harris visited in
the home of their son, George Harris.
Wednesday, the first time in three
months. Mr.. Harris's health is much
improved since his return from the Me-
mortal hospital.
Judge and Mrs. C. H. Robb and son,
Roger visited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Robb. while on their way
from their summer home in Falmouth
Mass, to Washington, d. c. They left
here Monday for Washington
Rev. Henry Lamb returned to Bird
port Monday on account Of the illness
of his little son, Halsey The boy was
very Ill last week and on that account
Mr.. Lamb did not leave Bridport fol
home until Saturday afternoon, arriving
here Sunday morning.
Rally day services were observed Sun.
day in the Congregational church. II
spite of the inclement weather the at
tendance was good A sermon appro.
pirate to the day was preached by the
pastor. A special rally day service wa.
used in the Sunday school.
]. o. Johnson has been engaged TO,
some time In building road from hi,
house to the street. The former roat
was rendered useless by the laying O
the cement street walk. He also ha.
built a cement wall in front of hi.
place to prevent the bank from cavint
down.
Delbert Ingram, while on recen
hunting expedition on Round mountain
claims to have seen a black bear nea
the e. T. Miller farm, but a search hal
failed to reveal any indication of tn,
animal. No one else in that localit,
has seen bear or cub, although G. F
Winter heard what they thought Nigh
, be bear calling.
J First Congregational church, Rev
] Henry Lamb pastor. Divine worship a
J 1890 with sermon by the pastor Bi
BILE school at ~. Christian Endeavor a
1 $50. subject. THE Christian virtues
humility" Luke IS: 9-17. This is con
secration meeting, leader, Miss Rut
Houghton. Church prayer meeting Fri
day evening at 7S0.
3 Mrs. NJ. p. Capen and three younge
e daughters will leave here Oct. 70
D their home in Jacksonville, Fla. The
}. will sail from New York on the boa
? Huron OF the Clyde steamship line
Mrs. Capens Oldest daughter, Mis-
. Marie Pellerin, will remain here yea
: longer to complete her course OF stud
d In the Brattleboro high school, fror
e which she expects to graduate nes
n year.