Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1915-10-08

Mrs. Fred Smith of West street is i'll.
Ray Jcfts was here from Ewing over
Sunday.
Mrs. Abby Pond is gaining. Her
nurse is still with her.
Bert O. Davis spent Sunday with
Mrs. Davis at the Inn.
Mrs. Daniel McIver is visiting rcla-
tivcs in Newport, this state
4. McManus of Boston spent Sunday
with his wife at w. b. Park s.
The w. c. r. L. will meet Friday nj.
ternoon with Mrs. G. f. Davidson.
Mrs s. G.. Brown Of Bratteboro is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Karl Manner.
Mrs. Homer Ambrose attended the
Bellows Falls and Greenfield fair last
week.
Mrs. Jeanette l.. Gates Of Hrattlc-
hero spent a day last week with Mrs.
A. II. Farnum.
Rev. f. NJ. Wiswall was called to Put
ney Sept. 80 to oliiciatc ut the funeral
service of Charles D. Knight.
NJ. p. Benson has exchanged the an
tomobilc he recently bought Of Moshgr
& Tucker for an Overland.
Mrs. Sheldon of Dummcrston will re-
turn to Grand View farm Sunday to
help Mrs. Whitaker "A few weeks.
Mrs. j. G. Tibbetts returned sunday
from week visit with Old neigh
bors and friends in West Wardsboro.
Miss Wilder, who had been boarding
month at w. T. Bruce S, returned
Tuesday to her home in Bratteboro.
Mrs. Grace Barber, who had been
spending a few days with Mrs. Earle
Davis, returned to Brattleboro Tues
day.
Despite the small crop of apples this
year, Station Agent W. c. Ballou is
making preparations to operate his icl-
ly mill.
William Nido moved last week from
BrattIeboro, and the family are now
settled in their new home in the Lang
house.
Miss SmYthe and Miss Whitcomb,
stenographcrs, Of Rutland are in town
TINS week to assist the regular court re-
porter.
j. II. Florcntinc, who was a guest in
the home of his brother-in-law, Homer
Ambrose, returned to Boston last week
Thursday.
j. II. Covey, who recently bought the
George W. Parsons place, has been re-
pairing it and is now painting the
buildings.
Postmaster o. r. Wright, who has
made many Improvements Mt the LARGO
barn on his West river farm, is now
painting it.
Mrs. Lucy IIoslcy has returned from
Londonderry and is spending few
days with friends before going to the
Spring farm.
Herbert Magoon of Londonderry has
been in the home of his sister, Mrs.
FRED Smith, week to help on account
of her illness.
Mrs. 7. Il. Robbins of Washington.
ID. e., and Miss Alice Perham Of Cam
bridgeport were visitors at Virgil Ran.
ncy's last week.
Miss Mildred Hill of Kcene is spend,
ing week with Mrs. A. II. Farnum. re-
home with her on Sunday from
a visit to their parents in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Pratt and a
friend of Greenfield were guests Sunday
Of Mr.. Pratt s mother, Mrs. Melvin
Pratt, and daughter, Miss Nellie Pratt.
Miss Caroline Bliss and sister. Mrs.
Cosgrove, who spent a few days last
week at the Dickinson farm in Brattle-
boro, returned to Newfane Sunday
night.
a. II. Farnum has rented the tene-
nent IN his house, recently vacated by
Mrs. j. l.. Gates, to Mrs. Emerson of
3rattleboro, who will take possession
Oct. 20.
John McMillin of Watertown, Conn.,,
las come to spend the fall and winter
n the home of his uncle, Daniel Nc
yer. lie will attend the village
chool.
The Ladies Aid society will hold it's
nnnal meeting for the election of of
iccrs in the church rooms next week |
Wednesday afternoon. A good attend
nee is desired.
News is received from Mrs. Marcia
1orton, who spent the summer at Old
orchard beach, that she is now under
treatment in a hospital in Portland,