Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-09

been at Mrs. w. G. Ballou's rev Gays
this week.
Mrs. Edith Coleman of Springfield.
Mass, is visiting at the Congregational
parsonage.
Miss Emily and Miss Louisa Rowland
Of Montpelier are guests OF Mrs Martin
at Bencasson.
Miss Mabel Winchester of Guilford came
Monday to visit her grandmother, Mrs.
d. s. Ballou.
Earl Hamlin went Monday to Brattle-
boro. where he has position in the Car
penter organ shops.
Miss Mabel Phillips was guest OF
Miss Blanche Corser in Mortified from
Thursday to Monday.
Court adjourned Saturday until Thurs
day of this week to try some cases OF
chancery in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs Mahoney and two young
daughters Of Philadelphia are summer
guests at B. H. Smiths.
Mrs. j. C. Dewitt and Mrs. d. P.
Dewitt came by automobile Wednesday
to visit Mrs. F. A. Dewitt.
A. L. Lockwood was called to Connec-
tcut Saturday on account of the serious
fitness of his grandmother.
Mrs. Lincoln of Underhill and her son
and daughter came Wednesday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Frank Rand
Miss Nellie Hamlin will go tomorrow
to Mount Hermon to visit her sister,
Mrs. Daniel Van Valkenburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Perry and Erwin
Chase went Monday to Marlboro to stay
while cutting hay on farm there
Mrs. w. E. Wheeler and daughter, Ruth,
of Williamsville are guests of Mrs.
Wheeler's sister, Mrs E. c. Benedict
Mrs. jeanette Gates is visiting rela-
tives from Philadelphia, who are at the
home of Mrs Horace French in Brattle-
boro.
The ladies' aid society will serve a
sumner in the church rooms next Fri
| day afternoon and evening. All are In
vited.
On account of the illness of her mother
| Miss Ruth Farnum has returned from
| B. II. Smiths to be housekeeper at
| home.
Mrs. Mabel Jenison of Townshend has
| come for an indefinite stay in the home
| of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
| Foster.
]. H. Underwood visited his daughter,
| Mrs William Sargent in winthrop last
| week while on a business trip in that
locality.
Mrs. A. 7. Edwards is gaining slowly.
Her mother, Mrs. G. w. Wright, who
assisted her a few weeks, returned Tues
| day to her home in Putney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lyman and four
| children of Orange came Saturday to
| spend their vacation with Mrs. Lyman S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Gray.
Mrs Angie Bradeen and two children
of Winter Hill are visiting her parents,
| Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Carpenter,'Mr. Brad
cen will join his family here tomorrow.
Mrs. George Cheney of Beloit, Wis,
who is now at the home of her daugh-
] ter Mrs. Charles II. Willard in Town
| shend, visited Mrs. George B. johnson
| Monday.
Mrs. G.. E. Davidson, state president
of the W. C. T. L., went Wednesday to
Mortified to attend then meetings held
under the auspices of the" massachusetts,
w. C. T. U.
Mrs. r. d. Newton as dHiMiss Harriet
Newton, who spent a few weeks at Resi-
cottage on Newfane hill, came to the
village Thursday and went Friday to
Ware, Mass.
Mrs Louis Breslin and little daughter
Catherine, of Brattleboro spent Tuesday
with her mother, Mrs. J. D. Pierce, who
is recovering slowly since her return
from Burlington.
Russell Blood of Townshend, assist
ed by Frank Rand, began building {
bungalow for d. A. Benson in his pas
|
frame work Is already up.
Mrs. Lucy Hosley, who boarded a few
weeks with Mrs. E. ]. Butterfeli, wen
Saturday to the Spring farm on Putne!
mountain to spend some time in tn
home of her uncle Henry Martin.
William Hazelton and son are paint
| ing Mrs Nathan Perrys house in VII
Evansville. They were at work Their
when Mrs. Perry had serious acci
dent falling down stairs Tuesday.
Miss Isabel Howell and mother o
Philadelphia, who were spending par
of the summer in the Mountains o
Pennsylvania, came last week to David
son Naples Desiring a higher altitud
they left here Tuesday for Jamaica.
In the regular meeting of the Christ
! | ian EndeaVor society Tuesday evenin
the following officers were elected TO
tne next six months: Pres, Miss Mar
, l.. Platt; vice pres, Arthur Railway
Sec, Maude Railway; treas, Miss Mar
| garet Maher.
a The Newfane Cornet band is a ne,
organization which has recently bee
formed. Guy Railway is president an
, Glen Howe secretary and treasurer
Their next meeting will be held Monda
, evening in the church vestry, wher
, their previous meetings have been hel
+, a few weeks past
, congregational cnurch. Morning Wor
ship at II, preaching by Rev. C. +
Smith of Burlington; Sunday school a
1915; evening service at 7.30. Everybod
welcome. Christian Endeavor meetin
= Tuesday evening at 7.3C, Prayer meetin
Thursday evening at 7.SO Mems ella.
Friday evening at s.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. George B. White an
II daughter, Miss Marguerite White
4 Brattleboro, Mrs. Lucien Kimball al
little daughter, Helen, of Syracuse WI
!, are spending the summer with Mr.
= Kimball's grandmother, Mrs. Natha
. Perry, in Willamsville, were guests
. their relative, Mrs. F. w. Underwoo
Saturday.
Mrs. A II. Farnum, who went la
; week to Burlington for treatment in Il
o Mary Fletcher hospital underwent on O.
. GRAFTON Wednesday for chronic appel
dicits and complications. Mr.. Farnu
: remained with her until Sunday. VIII,
= he left to return home she was con
:. Portable and hopes are entertained 4
. a speedy recovery.
: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis of Sou
md Jat torhf tor AIro