Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-09-20

that even better service will be given
another year for more passengers.
Miss Edith Adams is working for Mrs.
c. II. Willard.
Arthur Follett returned to Woodbury.,
y. j., Saturday.
Fred Hulett spent the first of the
week in West Townshend.
George Taft of Springfield, Mass, Wis
tied relatives in town last week.
Mrs. A. II. Chamberlin left Tuesday
to join her husband in Massachusetts,.
]. d. Law of Springfield, Mass, who
is on a hunting trip, is staying at the
Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Coburn spent the
past few weeks at their home in this
town.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Marble of Bel
lows Falls came Friday to visit Will
Sparks.
Mrs. F. NJ. Snow and grandson, Joe,
visited at George Allbee's in Brookline
last week.
Mrs. Louisa Barrett of Fitchburg came
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Alice Barber.
Mrs. A l. Morey of Oak Park ILL.,,
came Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs
H. Willard.
Miss Edna Marsh came today from
Westminster to visit her parents in
Harmonyville
The Hadassah league will meet with
Miss Ella and Miss Rubie Stebbins, Fri
day, Sept %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Barr and
Mrs. Paul Norton of Springfield, Mass,
are at the Inn.
Mrs. S. f. Barber is caring for Mrs.
Rydell and a baby girl who arrived
there last Friday.
Will Clark moved last Saturday from
| the Hodgden house in Harmonyville to
South Wardsboro.
W. F. Green of Jacksonville, Fla,
| came Wednesday to visit his mother,
| Mrs. A. A. Green.
DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Hare and Miss
| Bessie Hare of Bridgeport, Conn, are
at the Inn this week
Leon Bruce and Herbert Benson play
| ed with the Londonderry baseball team
| Saturday at Manchester
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allbee went to
Saxtons River Sunday to visit Mr. ALL
bees father John Allbee.
The topic for Sunday morning in the
Congregational church is Character
| Sketch of Judas 1scariot."
| The Grange presented a play entitled
'Brookdale Farm" Wednesday evening
| in the Congregational vestry
Mrs. Eugene Cudworth and her three
children are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Haynes Saunders.
| Miss Margaret Mills left Wednesday
TO begin her second years work as
student in Middlebury college
| Mrs. Capen of Jacksonville, Fla, with
her two daughters, visited with her
cousin. Ed. Sawyer, over Sunday
| Harrison Cha uh bod haap
visiting his son, Edison Chamberlin, in
| Worcester Mass, returned Monday.
Miss Harriet Atkinson of Brattleboro
| and Miss Ruth Watson spent the week.
end with Mr., and Mrs. Fred Watson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cole are enter
| tanning Mr.. Coles sisters, Miss Helen
| and Miss Glee Cole of Scituate, Mass
| Several of the farmers are having
silos built. Among others are F. r.
Davis, Dennis Jones and A. D. Meach-
| am
NJ. Park Osgood and c. Joe Snow left
| this week for Burlington to begin their
| second year in the University of Ver-
| mont.
| Miss Ella Stebbins of Springfield
| Mass, came Wednesday to spend the
| fall vacation with her father, c. @.
Stebbins.
| Mrs. Fred Randall returned to her
home Friday from Massachusetts. where
she had been visiting. She is much i'm
| proved in health.
Lewis Flint, who had been here all
| summer, left Saturday for his home in
Randolph. He will enter the University
| OF Vermont as sophomore.
Mrs George Hebb took her two
| younger children to the hospital in
Brattleboro Wednesday, to be operated
upon for adenoids and enlarged tonsls
The Townshend baseball team played
two games at the Londonderry fair Fri
day, winning from Grafton in the morn
ing and losing to Londonderry in the
| afternoon.
b. c. Parsons will sell his household
goods and personal property by auction
| Wednesday, oct. 2, on the p. III. Rutter
farm. At the same time and place F.
w. Bacon also will sell some of his per-
sonal property.
There was a good attendance of the
| Home club in the vestry of the Con-
| gregational church Sept. IL. Mrs Grout
| who was present, noticed the need of
| a sewing machine i'm making aprons and
kindly offered to give the ladies a Sing
| er machine, which was very acceptable
and greatly appreciated
Rev Joseph Mexican returned home
| today after being away on a two weeks
vacation, He will occupy his pulpit in
| the Baptist church next Sunday. His
topic for the morning sermon will be
The measure of an unselfish motive"
| The topic for the evening sermon will
be THE pace that kills"
f. S. Brown, who formerly lived in
| the house now owned and occupied by
| Mr., Wheeler in Harmonyville, and who
! the past two years has been farming
| for DIR, ROBBIE in Brookline, has return
| ed to town and will work for C. II.
| Willard. He has moved his family into
| Mrs. Lettie buttons house.