Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-08-11
i. A. Wilbur is in town.

j. A. Wilbur is in town.
Mrs. Laura Blanchard is improving
slowly.
C. II. Jackson and Otis Hefllon were
in Williamsville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Wilder returned
home from West Jamaica Monday.
r. L. Holland, who is in i'll health,
is visiting his cousin in Townshend.
Miss NJ. J. Nichols of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting Mrs Lucy Derby
DIR. George Hopkinson went to Boston
Tuesday, returning home Thursday.
Miss Ethel Lord of South Berwick,
Maine, is visiting Mrs. L. II. Spraguc.
Miss Mary Smith of Marlboro, n. H.,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Moore.
Richard May of Orange, Mass, is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Mary
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Jefts of Windsor
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. H. l.,
Gould.
Vermont Grange has accepted an in
vitation to meet with Ncwfanc Grange
Sept -.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellis of Brattle
boro are visiting Mrs. Ellis S brother, f
j. Farnum.
Perley Kidder, Ella Kendall ant
Edith Kidder were in Townshend Mon
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Royland Grout of Far
ley, Mass, are visiting their aunt, Mrs
Annie TORY.
Mrs. Gertie Bill of Nashua, n. H., i
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Howard.
Mrs. II. Z. Kidder of Wilmington
| called at the home of her nephew, w. W
=, Kidder, Saturday.
Mr.. George Moore, who has been il
the past month, but was able to sit VI
} was taken worse Saturday.
Rev. Ashfield Ashford went to Wi
Evansville Thursday to give his lanter
lecture on A Trip to Scotland.
Mrs. Martha Morris of Brattlebor
and brother, Freeman Taylor of Sout
| Haven, Mich, are at Underwood IS hote
Colfax Rebekah lodge will confer til
+ degree next Thursday evening, Aug. /
j. 1t is hoped that all members will b
! present
q The Junior Sunday School league wi
: hold an ice-cream sale next Wednesda
:! evening, Aug. Is, in the vestry. A
:. are cordially invited
Mr.. and Mrs. HenrysHamilton of j;
y maica and Miss Laura WOODBURY. {
Springfield (Vt.) attended the A.
club S sale Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Kidder, Mrs. Sun
ner Whitney and Miss Eta Sennett an
w. w. Kidder and family went up G
Stratton mountain Sunday.
70 Mr. and Mrs. o. C. Hacker of Bait
r. who had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ea
a. Cobb, have gone to Bennington.
n Judge and Mrs. O. NJ. Barber al
t. daughters and son of Washington,
D. c., were at Underwood S hotel and vi
r, tied Mrs. A. NJ. Farnum Monday.
Il, Vermont Grange will observe ch
nr dren s day, Aug Is, with a basket pi
r mic on the ball ground. There will
r. sports. Everybody is cordially invite
y, Mrs. Helen Riley and Mrs. Cora Ga
&c of Worcester, Mass, are spending a fo
II, weeks here at c. w. Morse Is, this beil
h the birthplace of Mrs. Riley's mother
e. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Boyd and daug
" ter, Mrs. II. f. Kidder, Mrs. Brown al
a. Mrs. Rice of Wilmington and DR.. a
a. Mrs. Hopkinson visited at ID. A. Wal
e field S Saturday.
- a. j. Grout of New York city, j.
Williams of Wilmington, NJ. a. Wild
d. L. C. Harry, II. Osgood of Saxtons RI
IT, cr, Ernest Cobb, o. Parker of Sou
Londonderry were guests at und
I'd wood S hotel the past week.
h' Mrs. II. L. Gould received last we
the hides of two diamond rattlesnak
no one measuring seven feet and having
II, rattles, the other measuring five #
and having eight rattlcs. One was 81
i'll in Texas, the other in Florida.
RS. Mrs Cora Gleason, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Boynton and son, Howard, of Jamai
e. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gleason of Bost'
at Mrs. George Hollenbeck and son, Ea
es of Lisbon, n. H., and Wells McClell
of Baltimore, Md, visited their sist
Id and aunt, Mrs. II. Il. Knight, Sunday