Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-05-05


was Miss Emma Laura Allen and was en-
poyed as stenographer by the Dceried |
Lumber company about two years She !
made many friends while in town Be |
sides her parents. she leaves two younger
sisters, husband and a siX-months-od
daughter.
d. II. Round is employed as clerl, at the
Tavern.
Mrs H. f. Mann was in North Adams
Saturday.
NJ. A. Brown was in town the first of
the week.
Mrs. George Trip was in North Adams
Wednesday,
Joseph Louis has gone to visit his aunt
in New York
j. Barcelona was in New York recently
on a business trip.
L, p. Lindsay of Brooklnc, Mass, was
in town over Sunday.
George Chase of Halifax was in town
Saturday on business
Claude Hescock was in North Adams
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. l.. A. Brown entertained the Read
ing club Friday afternoon. t.
n. A. Greene returned Friday from
few days visit in Boston 1as \
Mrs. Louis EazelIe of ReadsBoro visited
in town the first of the week. NHl
The Bridge club was entertained by Mrs
Howard Smith Saturday afternoon.
Francis Sage has moved to the William
White farm which he recently bought
Philip Gilbert has rented the upstairs
tenement in the Lorinda Fitch house
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Butterfeld returned
Saturday from weeks visit in New York.
The marriage of NJ. J. Rock and Mrs.
w. s. Brown has been announced
Mrs. n. a. Greene and sister, Mrs c.
II. Graham, who is visiting her from
Utah, are visiting in Brattleboro.
The body of Jared Sage, which had been
in the tomb at Riverview cemetery, has
been buried in Cutting cemetery.
Mrs. Paul Smythe has moved her family
to their cottage at Lake Raponda to spend
the summer.
Herbert Boyd has moved to the Heather
farm, where he will take Francis Sage's
place
Mrs. Samuel Bergstein, who spent the
winter at her home in Ludington, Mich,
returned Wednesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley visited her
brothers, George and Harold Plumb in
Sherman over Sunday
Pliny Crafts went to Albany, y. V.
Monday to visit Gerald Porter few
days.
Mrs Ernest Duval and little son are
visiting her parents in Boston for few
weeks
Miss Nellie Mann of North Adams
, has visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Mann.
Miss Madge Smith of North Adams
the past week.
? Mrs. George Belden, who visited rela-
, tives in town, has returned to her home
] in Hatfield, Mass
5 Lavlla and Esther Howe, little daugh-
, tiers of Mr., and Mrs. Walter Howe, who
, have been i'll, are somewhat improved.
Mrs. Matte Watkins OF Greenfield.
Mass, visited her father, Frank Watkins,
and several friends in town this week.
V. l.. Adams is repairing and painting
his hotel buildings at Lake Rapondu, with
the intention of opening them this season
: Mrs Victoria Adams returned Tuesday.
= after spending the winter in bridgeport,
: Conn Harry Adams, her son, accompa-
g MED her.
Fred Harrington finished work for the
Ludington Woodenware company Satur-
day. and is assisting Clifford Harrington
= with his moving.
c, b Kelland returned Friday, after Il
> weeks visit in Detroit and Cleveland. Mrs.
t, Kelland, who went with him, remained
) for n few weeks visit
The Baseball Association will give a
dance in Memorial hall Friday evening,
May -. The music will be furnished by
Leitsingers orchestra of Battleboro.
. Clinton Hall visited in Bridgeport,
!, Conn, few days last week His parents,
n Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Hall. who had visited
/. there two weeks, returned Wednesday,
r Mrs. Herman Ware and Mrs H. ID. AL.
= len have been in Halifax the past few
I days, called there by the illness of their
/ brother-inaw, Ansel Jones, who has since
;, died.
Mrs C. s. Barnard was pleasantly sur
prised by few of her friends Saturday
afternoon, Five hundred was played, and