Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-06-02
WESTMINSTER WEST.


ly Ill, is improving
+ G. Welman is working in Springfield
lfor Jones & Lamson
The Ladies' Aid society will hold it's
June meeting next Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid society met Thurs.
day with Mrs. Rollin Ranney.
Harry Richmond of Springfield was a
weekend guest of his brother, George.
Miss Ruth Harlow of Brattleboro
spent Memorial day at her home here
Mrs. Ellen Ward of Portland, Nc, has
been in town a few days calling on old
friends.
Mrs. Hattie Burwcl has been visiting u |
few days with her sister, Miss Almora
Burwcl
f. i. Gorham of Boston visited over
Sunday and Memorial day here with
his brother, Henry.
Miss Evelyn Harlow of Cambridge,
Mass, came Monday to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Walter Harlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Houghton attend
ed the funeral of Henry Crawford in
Putney Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Stanley Fulam and son are
spending the week in Keene, n. H. Mr.
| "iIuhi was WIN ms ldHlllA IuPSudN.
Lillian Richmond of West Dummerston
and Ethel Richmond of Brattlcboro were
at the home of their parents Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wright and daugh-
ter of Bellows Falls were guests at Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Wright's Wednesday.
Mrs Walton Farr of Bellows Falls has
been spending a few days with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. David Woodburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ranney at
, tended the Memorial day exercises
with Col w. II. Greenwood post of Put
| ney.
Mrs. Kate Holton, Mrs f. l. Lane and
Mrs. G. b. Hall spent Wednesday with
: Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Richardson in Spring
field.
, Rev. and Mrs. Walter Curtis went to
, Springfield (Vt.) last week to attend
, the meeting of the Library associa-
. ton.
/ Hugh Houghton of the Brattlcboro
: high school came home Friday to spend
v the holidays, returning Wednesday
n morning.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cole and family
of Windsor came in their automobile
to visit their cousin, A. d. Kerr, Me
mortal day.
Superintendent of Schools Bates E
j. Slower of Putncy attended the pre-
Memorial day exercises in the town
hall Monday.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ranney anC
l. Mrs. Mary Buxton returned Saturda,
e from 10-days visit with relatives il
t, Homer, n. Y.
: Miss Harriet Nutting went Friday t.
. Mddlebury as a guest of Miss Mar!
: Holmes. The girls spent Memorial day a
Lake Dunmore.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stolte AM
n baby of Fairhavcn, Mass, were guest
a this week of Mrs. Stoltc's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Goodhue.
Is Conrad Baker, who has been travel
IL turned Tuesday from Toledo, Ohio, t,
spend the summer at his home here.
The engagement has been announced
s of Freeman J. Houghton and Miss
Mildred Shepard of Hardwick. The
wedding will take place in Hardwicl
i in June.
-, Charles A. Moultrop of Drewsville
. n. H., and Mrs. Bertha Reed were mar
"a ried here last week Sunday at tn,
- home of his father, Ansel Moultrop, by
=. Rev Walter Curtis.
=. Judge A. F. Schwenk and family OF
- Brattlcboro spent Sunday and Memoir
i, al day with Mrs. Schwenk S parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Goodhue making
=. the trip in their automobile.
m Mrs. Mary Jennson has arrived at hei
d summer home. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jen
.e nison of Milford n. H., and Mr.. ant
G. Mrs. Joseph Hayes of Pepperell Mass.
o. came with Madam Jennison for NIemoria
ia day.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chapman, little
l. Howard, Luther Chapman and daugh
ter, Miss Winnfred, of Windham were
a guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND
I. Chapman making the trip in their au
l. tomobile.
~ Miss Edna and Miss Jennie Burnett
y have bought the Pearson farm and Ar
" thur Bond will move his family there
from Putney and work for them. \
- j. Clark, who has been living on this
y farm, moved his family and household
)" goods to Westminster Monday.
Despite the rain, a game of baseball
4. was played on Dory's field Tuesday
n afternoon between the home team anC
< Putney. The score was 30 to 3 il
10 favor of the Putney team. Another
n game will be played Saturday after
70 noon, June 10, with team of Kurr
N Hattin boys of Westminster.
re Miss Clara May Kerr of this place
re and Henry Davis Hoag of Bolcher
% town, Mass, were married last wecl
e Wednesday, May "a, in Belchcrtowr
al by Rev. Mr.. Wheeler of the Methodist
church of that place. Mr. Hoag is &
contractor and builder in BelchertOwI
and they will make their home there
l. The best wishes of her many friends
here are extended to Mr.. and Mrs
!. Hoag.