Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-08-25
SOUTH 1oNpoNDrRRY.

Mrs. Della Cummings of Marlboro,
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
Eugene Harrington of Boston is visiting
his mother and other friends in town.
Mrs Nina Hall and daughter of Brat
tleboro are spending few days in town.
II. G.. Alexander and Will Alexander
were in Boston on business trip last
week.
Mrs Emily Coon returned from visit
of several weeks in Fitchburg, Mass, Sat
lurday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Whitcomb and
| three children were guests at J.. ii. Gales
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs George X. Hall are taking
an automobile trip and visiting friends in
Rutland and Royalton.
Miss Saddler of New York, who has
been boarding at G. d. Cummings, re.
turned to her home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Rhodes and Mr.
and Mrs Alfred Lewis of Brooklyn are
guests at George NJ. Tuttle's.
Several from here attended the Kings
bury picnic in Jacksonville Wednesday
and the Rawson picnic Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Davis attended the
funeral of Mrs. Davis's uncle, Lyndon
jenkins, in Manchester Tuesday.
Raymond Churchill of Burlington, Mrs
Leach and Mr. Clarklcy of Pawlct wcrt
weekend visitors at f. +. Churchil's.
G. j. Thompson is having serious trou
bic with his eyes. DIR. Murray of Bellows
Falls took him to that place Tuesday.
Old Home week was merry and busy a
both villages with plays and concerts, din
ners, ball games, etc, and many visitors
Mr. and Mrs. II. johnson of Manches
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Guy johnson and Her
bert johnson of New York have beer
guests recently at l. +. Thompson's
The South Londonderry cornet bant
was entertained at Fairmont Tuesda.
evening The fine music they rendered
was enjoyed by nearly 40 boarders as wei
las the family. Refreshments were served
Harry and Annie Rawson of Worcester
Mass, and Mrs. Leroy Rawson of Brattle
boro were guests at Il. b. Rawson's las
week. Mr. and Mrs. NJ j. Rawson o
Michigan also were in town to be presen
at the Rawson picnic.
A large crowd assembled to partak
of the excellent community Dime
r served in the town hall Friday. A NAL
quartet consisting of j. B. johnson
. C. NJ. Goodnough, G. M. Vandewarke
and o. r. Clayton, and the playing b.
, Frank Brown, violinist, and Hazel Lane
J man, pianist, was much appreciated
The proceeds are to be used in extend
} ing the sidewalks on Church street.
, Up Vermont Way was successful
played for the third time in the tow
} hall Wednesday of last week to a crowt
| ed house. 1t was greeted with the sam
J enthusiasm and applause as before. Phi
} actors all did excellent work. TIL
specialties between the acts were III
usually good. The dancing by littl
Ruth Sawyer, s, of New York city
, who is boarding at the Highland House
was wonderful. Others from there, Wi
liam Farman, Miss Elsie Kastner an
Mrs. Jennie Corey, added to the occa
sion by their playing and singing. Az
gust Hotz sang in his usual hsppy an
satisfactory manner. Refreshments an
a dance followed the play. Lovejoy
orchestra of Manchester furnished tn
music for both the play and dance il
a very acceptable manner. The pro
ceeds were very satisfactory.
Among the visitors from out of tow
during Old Home week not mentione
last week were Mr.. and Mrs. G. ii. Wall
err and Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold of Westmir
ster, Mrs. Gertie Butler, of Utica, n. Y
! Miss Stella Yearly of Boston, Mrs. RIOS
Wolcott of New York, Mrs. w. Gleaso
: and Howard Boynton of Jamaica, Mr.
Nina Hollenbeck and son of Lisbon, \
H., Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierce of Wincl
endon, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Charles PREF
). tiss, Clarence Merrill Mr.. and Mrs. Ralp
) Churchill and Miriam Howard of Brattl
4 boro, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross of Bennington
= Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Howe of Brookln
Mrs. Shirley Brigham and daughter of 5
bloomsbury, Hester Holden of Putney, He
n bert and Ruby Ingram of South Newfan
Ralph Newell of Wardsboro, Miss Amel
= Hobart of Wellesley, Mass, Mrs Cass
v Hobbs and two children of Detroit, Micl
Mrs. Walter Stewart, Mrs. Hazel Smit
). and Miss Wellman of Chester.