Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1918-07-05

Miss Mabel Philips has now over.
land automobile.
Mrs James Brown spent the week.
end in Brattlehoro.
Gregory Robinson of Wes5 Wards.
h0ro is at work in A. II. Farnum s pa
rage.
viii r. Bruce came from Conway
Monday for few days stay at his
farm.
J. II. Underwood cut deep cash in
his left hand last Friday while at
work in the woods.
Mrs. c. +. Tarvin of Bradentowr,
Fla. has been recent guest of her
cousin, Mrs. A. II. Farnum.
G. j. Miller and family of Brattlc-
boro were visitors Sunday in the home
of his aunt, Mrs. r. r. Rhoades.
Miss Marion Holland returned to
George Bush the first of thee week,
having spent week I'm Brattlobaro
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Ingram of Brat
tleboro have been recent guests of Mrs.
Lila Ingram and Mrs. Cora Winchester.
w. H. Newton and family spent Mon
day in Bennington. making the trip by
automobile and returning home at
night.
DR.. and Mrs Abel ]. Grout of New
York arrived Monday night and have
| opened Moss Rock Cabin, their sum
mer home on Newfanc Hill, for the sum
mer
DR. Gertrude Birmingham and Miss
j. Louise Iioyt of New York city
came Saturday to spend the summer at
| Pincacre, Miss Burlingham's summer
home on Newfanc Hill
Frank Rowe and family went by au-
tomobilc Sunday to Camp Devens to
visit his two sons. Henry and Charles.
who were called into the war service
and are in training at the camp.
Miss Mar l.. Chlds, supervisor of
physical culture and athletics in q
school in Franklin, n. j., came last
week to Newfane to spend the summer
vacation with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs T, d. Childs.
Mrs. Laura A. Munger returned Sat
urday from a stay of two weeks in
Brattleboro, Her nephew, Harry Dear
burn of st. John, n. b., who spent the
winter in Florida is summer guest Mt
Davidson Naples.
Mrs. G. ID. White and two children
of Greenfield were Sunday guests in
the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles L.
Hescock. Mrs. Fred Underwood of
Wardsboro is spending few weeks
with her niece, Mrs, EIescock.
Miss Olive Eager left Saturday fo,
n visit of about two weeks in Athol
Greenfield and Amherst, and while on
her trip viii go to Camp Dcvcns. b
c. Eager will board at A. r. Under
wood S while his daughter is away
Prof. G. X. Cherrie has enlisted in
the u. S. war service. He left New.
fame Tuesday to take up the post where
he will be assigned. His two young
sons, Allan and Edward, left some
time ago, having enlisted in the United
States naval service.
Rural Mail agents George b. Bust
and Karl Il. Maher resumed their trip,
Monday, after a vacation of two weeks
Assistant carrier Forcngo Bush of rout,
No. | and A. r. Underwood, assistant
carrier of No. 2. substituted daring
their usual vacations.
8 The Newfane society has IS member.
and 10 Juniors. The average attend
ancc for the year was 20. They hav,
raised their missionary offering from 2
to 1913, At present the meetings ar
held Sunday evening and all arc cor
daily invited to attend .I
An automobile party consisting O
David Weld, Harry n. Dearborn q
West Palm Beach, Fla, w. w. Dear
born and sister and Mrs. George u
IIouGhton of Brattlcboro recently mo
tored from Brattleboro to Nowfane I,
, call IN friends in town
+ Mrs. Bert Morse returned Monda,
from a weeks visit with relatives il
Londonderry. Her mother Mrs. Saral
NJ. Morse, who had been spending tw
f weeks in the home of her daughter, Mrs
r Fred Smith, in West Brattleboro, re
turned home the same dav