Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-10-06
Mrs. George Foster spent the weekend
with friends in BrattleborO.

Mrs. George roster spent the Week-eHu
with friends in Brattleboro.
DIR. and Mrs. William Young of Buff
alo are guests at Newfane Inn.
Miss Eleanor Randall of Boston made
n short visit with relatives in town Tues
day.
Miss Ella Jennison has returned from
n visit of 10 days with friends in Dunn
merston.
Mrs. Hattie Marsh returned to New
fame Tuesday after stay of three weeks
in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Harrington and
thrce children from Warren visited Sun
day at Ira Moulton's
Miss Mabel Phillips, Mrs. Arthur
Amsden and Mrs. Edna Hamlin spent
Friday at Forest lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Emery of Orange
came Friday to spend the weekend IN
town, stopping at Newfane Inn.
Topic of the Christian Endeavor so.
ciety Sunday evening is, The Folly of
ProcrastinatiOn. Mrs. Grace Rhodes
leader.
DIR. Thomas vernoll, who has been a
guest at Newfane Inn through the sum
mer, returned Monday to his home III
Paterson, N. j.
Miss Margaret Maher, who has been
stationed as Red Cross nurse at Daw-
home for vacation.
Mrs. NJ O. Howe accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Johnson and son, Wells
of Wardsboro to Wiliamsville Sunday
to visit Mrs. Mabel Bacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Baker of Me.
gainesville. N. ", have been guests at
w. H. Newton's also visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Austin in Brookline.
Raymond Kent has closed his bunga-
Now and moved Tuesday into w. Il
Parks house on West street for the WIN
ter. Mr., Park will board with the fam
lily while they occupy the home.
There will be meeting of the Unior
Hall association Tuesday evening, oct
10. to consider the matter of raising
money to pay the government tax of Sl4C
on the hall building.
Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Sargent and son
Robert, came Sunday for brief stay
in town. Mr.. Sargent returning Mon
day to Nashua and Mrs. Sargent ant
son returning home Thursday.
Herman Eddy is moving the Prat
house, north of the village for Mr.. Rob
inson, to his lot across the road nearby
The moving of the building down steel
hill attracted considerable attention.
A. ]. Comeau, who has been manage
through the summer at Newfane Inn
while his sister, Mrs. y. r. WhitcOmt
proprietor, has been away for vacation
returned Friday to his home in Yves
Palm Beach, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Puffer, Samue
Hudson Mrs. Allie Willard, and Mr.. vii
son, all of Brattleboro, called on thei
return trip from Chester, at Leon Whit
ney's to see their relative. Mrs. Eliza
bet; Worden. and Mr.. Whitney.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee o. Bowman, Wi
lard Bowman and Miss Helen Redielt
all of BernardstOn. Mass. and Mr.. an
Mrs. Robert Morse of Greenfield. an
daughter, Dorothy, called at III.
Carpenters Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
penter accompanied them to Wardsbor
and returned the same day. The partie
all returned to Massachusetts that eve
ming accompanied by Ernest Redfeld.
About 40 friends and neighbors gait
cred Saturday evening at the home {
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Thompson, whel
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kent, who live nea
by, were summoned and given surpris
party in celebration of their wedding
anniversary and Mrs. Kent's birthda
Games were played and refreshmen
were served Numerous gifts were pr
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Kent by the
friends.
At the last meeting of the Farmer
club of Union district it was decided
hold the meetings rs formerly, once
two weeks on alternate Friday and Sa
urday evenings. An interesting progra
was furnished by Mortimer Brooks al
eco Grout. The next meeting will
held Saturday evening. Oct. II, and Il
question for discussion will be, Which
the More Economical for the Farmer
Buy, New or Secondhand Machinery?