Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-07-28

| Miss Bcrnice Holden has been i'll several
days.
+. II. Lawrence is running new
Oakland automobile.
r. l.. Fitch is doing plumbing work
at the court house in Newfane.
Mrs futile went Friday to Burlington
for treatment in the Mary Fletcher hospi
tai.
Miss Celeste Stcbbins of Brattleboro
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. ID. f. Bou-
telle.
Joseph Palmer, who is working in
Springfield, Mass. spent the weekend
at home.
Mrs. j. l.. Ryan of Bratteboro is guest
in the home of her cousin, Mrs Emma
Franklin.
Henry Martin of Jacksonville is visiting
his brother, Frank Martin, and helping
through haying.
While working at the shaves in C. II.
Wizards mill Thursday Walter Columbus
injured one finger badly.
Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Lake of Saxtons
River visited their daughter Mrs. r. L.
Fitch, and family Sunday.
Miss Ruth Barry returned Saturday
from threcdays' visit with her grand
parents in Saxtons River.
Miss Alice Randall of Athol Mass, is
spending her vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Randall
Mrs. c. G. Lake of Saxtons River il
spending several days with her dough
ter, Mrs. II. l.. Fitch, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tina Cobb and Mrs
Jennie Lawrence of Bernardston ar
fguests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w
r. Snyder.
Miss Ida Martin of Chester is caring
for the house for her brother, Frank Mar
tin, while Mrs. Martin is taking vaca
ton at beach.
Mrs. May Lamson of Brattleboro was al
! A. ID. Benson's two days last week ant
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs Benson on thei
trip to Manchester.
Misses Lottie and Hazel Jones hav
returned from a weeks visit in ia
maica, Winhall, South Londonderr
and Rutland, going to the last plac
by automobile.
Miss Eunice Heath has returned fror
her week s stay at Mortified, Mass
where she attended the young won
ems conference. Miss Sylvia Kiddel
who went with her, is visiting her sis
ter i'll Turner's Falls.
The local team was defeated in
close game at Londonderry Saturday
the score standing II to ii in London
derry favor. This ties Townshen
Lon, I 4. 4 H.,
and gives Jamaica a lead of one game
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall of Springfield
i (Vt.), Mrs. Brown and Fred Perkin
of White River Junction were guest
in the home of Mrs. +. f. Eddy Sat
urday. Mrs. Perkins, who had bee
with her mother the past eight week,
returned home with them.
A handsome copy of Holmes s con
plete poems has recently been pre-
sented to the town library by Mis-
Catherine Wood of Wolfboro, n. II
who has several times remembered tn
library in the past. Miss Wood, VIII
} has for some time held a position as |
brarian in Boston, is daughter O
Rev. John Wood, who was for eigl
years a pastor in this village.
hcllcIS IcCclNtu ny lHc ldlnllleS
Hayden Marsh of Company | and Ray
mond Watson of Company c tell O
their continued good health and sati
faction with the conditions of cam
life. Company c for some time ha
been stationed about so miles frol
the other companies of the regimen
but expects to re join them. Pape
currency similar to Il dollar bill, in tn
sum of one peso, was sent by Ray
mond Watson, having been bought fo
one cent.
The Dorcas guild annual fair an
\ food sale has been postponed for
short time, the date to be announce
l later. The fair will be more elaborat
D than usual and many plans are bein
I made for the occasion. Seven booth
! will represent the days of the week, a
which suitable articles, fancy and us,
: full will be on sale. The membershi
l. of the guild has been divided int
e seven committees, each committee {
A have charge of one booth. lee cream
1 candy and home cookery will be o
sale. The proceeds will be used fc
church purposes. The girls belongin
: to the Daughters of Dorcas will flu
!. nsh and have charge of one booth O
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