Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-07-07

at work at the barn when he departed.
He was committed to serve term of so
days.
James Hathaway of Cambridge is
guest at Fred Smiths.
Paul Rice bought pair of oxen We'd
nesday from Mr.. Palmer OF Townshend
Miss Maude Howard is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ella Jennison, in Dunn
mcrston
Miss Alice Davidson of Highland Park,
Ill.,, came Saturday to spend week with
Mrs c. +. Davidson
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Gray of Orange
were guests over Sunday in the home of
his brother, Nelson Gray.
Herbert and Edmund Cherrie returned
Monday from New York city by motor
car with DIR. \. j. Grout.
Mrs. f. L. Hamlin is visiting in the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Daniel Van
Nalkcnbcrg, in Brattlcboro.
Miss Elsie Newton was a weekend Wis
itor of Miss Georgia Sadie Smith, court
reporter, in her home in Rutland.
Mahlon and Frank Blood of West
Springfield are spending a short vacation
at Ira MouIton's on Newfane hill.
Rev. Guy Lamson spent the Fourth
with his family, who have been at their
summer home since a week ago last Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Benedict returned to
New York Wednesday,, going as far as
Manchester and Bennington by automo-
bile.
Miss NJ. Dyson of Philadelphia is one of
tbp fret 10, at . L.,
,Newtane Inn, where she will spend the en-
tire season.
Mrs. G.. +. Davidson and Miss Alice
Davidson went Wednesday by automobile
with Dr. and Mrs f. l.. Osgood for short
stay at Lowell lake.
DR. and Mrs. \. J. Grout of Brooklyn
came by automobile on Monday and have
opened Moss Rock cabin their summer
home on Newfane hill.
Mrs. j. F.. Whitaker enjoyed a trip
by automobile with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Betterlcy, last week,
to visit relatives and friends in Am.
herst and Springfield
Hugh Welman and friend made trip
from Syracuse by motorcycle, covering
about 300 miles in one day last Monday.
Mr.. Wellman visited in the home of his
mother Mrs. j. d. Pierce
John McConvile former partner of
Ward II. Eager in New York city, and his
wife and child, were guests over the
Fourth of Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Eager in
their summer camp in Brooklne
Mrs Leonard Brown, who underwent
major surgical operation, performed by Dr.
llazelton of Bellows Falls, last week
Thursday in the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Ballou, is doing well.
Mrs. a. II. Farnum has finished the
school in Wilmington, where she taught
the spring term. She went the latter part
OF last week to Castleton, where she is at
tending a summer school for teachers.
The assistant superintendent, Miss Fan
del, and Miss Mcmillan, supervisor of the
Mutual Aid society of Brattleboro, and
Miss Catharine Mcdonald, spent Wcdnes-
day of last week as guests of Mrs. W. T.
Bruce.
Mr. and Mrs T. b. Murray Of New
York city were guests Sunday at the New
lane Inn while en- route to the Equinox
House in Manchester in their automobile.
On their return they expect to spend two
weeks at the Inn.
Miss Marjorie and Miss Ruth Fay of
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home of their uncle, j. +. Whitaker.
Their brother, Charlie, came Thursday,
making the trip by motorcycle. All three
children are now visiting at Frank Whit
takers in Wiliamsville.
Miss Helen Rcdfed, a graduate this
year from the high school in Cambridge,
Mass, and Miss Ruth Bradeen have come
to spend the summer with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. Carpenter.
Miss Redlield will be employed during her
vacation as waitress at the Newfane Inn.
Miss Gertrude Birmingham and Miss
Louise Hoyt came from Brooklyn Sunday
and have opened Pine Acre, their summer
home on Newiane hill Their friend, Miss
Rose May Caldwell of Brooklyn, is guest
at their cottage Another friend, Miss
Curtis, who came with Them is a summer
guest at John F. Whttakers.
DIR. and Mrs Charles +. LINTON of
Cambridge came about two weeks ago to
spend their summer vacation at Maple
Row. The doctor is engaged while here in
working on the summer home which he be-
gan to build there last season Mr.. and
Mrs. Winter arrived Monday and are also
summer guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Howe
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Wilcox and Mr. and
Mrs. l.. II. Houghton of Greenfield came
Saturday by automobile to remain over
Sunday at the Newfane Inn. While in
town Mr.. Wilcox made a successful fish
ing expedition, bringing in basketful,
which was of the weight allowable for one
individual One trout measured - inches
in length.
The Fourth was celebrated quietly in
our village, many attending the ball game