Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-06-13

sons of Windsor and Mr.. Thomas of Brat
tleboro.
Miss Clara Wolfe is at the Shaw
house this week
Mrs. Raymond Buchanan is visiting
at her home in Orange this week.
Miss Mary Turner is with Mrs. Leon
Fuller at Maplehurst for visit.
B. K. Wright, who visited his son,
Ernest Wright, druggist at Woodstock,
has returned home.
Mr.. Buchanan, grandfather of Ray
mond Buchanan, is visiting at the Buck
man farm on West hill.
A party of 10 took their lunch and
cooked a part of it on Putney noun
tain last Thursday evening.
Madam Poland has returned to her
home after n short visit at the home
of her son, Clarence A. Poland.
p. r. Bugbee of Hanover, N. H., was
a guest over Monday night and Tuesday
of his brother, DIR. l.. II. Bugbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.. Harwood and fam
lily went Friday to Bridgeport, Conn.,,
for few days visit with relatives.
Dexter Kathan sawed his hand at the
Smith shop which necessitated sewing
up n cord which was severed. His hand
is doing well.
News has been received from Private
Merwin Pond that he had been honor
ably discharged from the service and
would soon be home.
News has been received from Rev.
John w. Crppen of New Hartford, n.
bnt ha ha oh ~
community church voted Sunday to ex-
tend him. He will begin his pastorate
July |.
Mrs. Maude Sawyer Taylor of Wash
ington, d. c., left for Springfield, Mass,
Wednesday after a week in town, max
ing her headquarters at M. L. Robbins =,
and visiting briefly with her many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martenes re.
turned Sunday night from three weeks =
trip TO Denver, Colo. where they visit
ed Mrs. Martenes S brother, Clifford L..
Booth, and in Chicago they spent three
days with Mrs. Annie Stafford.
Eight pupils in the primary school,
Miss Florence Follett teacher, were pres.
ent every day during the term. They
were Edward Amidon, Richard Bugbee,
Annis Carpenter, Grace Fenno, Almeda
Fenno, Elizabeth jenkins and George
Murch.
DR.. Eugene B. Pierce visited in town
briefly this week, going from here to
Brooklne to visit his father Deacon F.
l.. Pierce. He will 90 to Bennington
and his father-inlaw, DR.. Wilcox will
return to Howell, Mich, with him to
spend the summer.
Officers of Golden Rule chapter, o.
E. S., Clarence A. Poland, Mrs. l.. H.
Bugbee, Mrs. A. B. H. Harris, Mrs
&. Belle Robbins and Mrs. F. Neil, who
attended the state meeting in Burling-
ton last week report unusually inter-
esting business meetings and a pleasant
automobile trip. They left here about
1.l5 Wednesday morning and arrived
at Burlington about o'clock in the
afternoon having had lunch on the way.
They went through Rutland, Middle.
bury, Vergennes, covering 1884 miles
and on their return they left Burlington
Friday morning at S.25 and came
through Montpelier, where they called
on William Jeffrey at the capitol
: building The party was escorted over
the state house and new Office buildings
/, by Arthur V. White They took dinner
at the Woodstock Inn and Mrs. Bugbec
and the others called upon her brother,
. Mr.. Wright, proprietor of the drug
store there. At Claremont they called
upon Mrs. Finette Williams Meaney and
reached home at 730 having covered
1872 miles.