Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-04

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to see what action the town will take
relative to the discontinuance of the Fl.
Il. K W. railroad from Nottingham. rs
suggested in u recent communication
from Hon. H. |. Hartman; also to see
what action, if any, the town will take
in regard to the discontinuance or con
tinuance of the II. r. & w. II railroad
or any part of it.
Mrs. William w. Follett was in
North Adams, Mass, Saturday.
Jerry Shcehan of Boston is guest-of
his sister, Mrs. Earl G. Streeter.
Miss Mabel Medbury is visiting friends
in Springfield, Mass.
Carl Howe is having a weeks vaca-
ton from his work in Parmelee Howe's
store.
Miss Mildred Martin of Putney called
on her friend, Miss Gertrude Alvord,
Sunday.
Herbert Hunter of the G. II. Bass
Shoe Co. of Wilton, Me-, was in town
Wednesday.
Mario Mazelli left Saturday after
noon for visit among ,relatives in Pc
terboro, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Averill Of Bel
lows Falls were callers at Joseph Da-
mour's Sunday.
Richard Wheeler is spending 10
days vacation in Boston, Gardner and
Nlilbury, Mass.
Ed. Smith of Nav Haven, Conn, is
visiting Charles H. Parmelee and other
relatives in town.
Mrs Della Thayer of West Chester
field, n. H., is visiting her niece, Mrs.
Leonard A. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown of North
Adams. Mass. were recent guests OF her
sister Mrs. S. l.. HILL
Gerald Porter accompanied Charles Al
len on his business trip to Mechanics
vile, N Y, Wednesday.
Ernest Carpenters family have gone
to Lake Raponda to sDefid abdnt two
weeks at a cottage there.
Joseph Damour and family. A. l..
Wheeler and Miss Dorothy Barre mo-
tored to Albany Sunday.
Mrs. William Page of Weathersfieli
is spending the week with her sister
Mrs. Charles H. Parmeee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy B. Rounds and
daughter, Ruth, took an automobile
drive to Springfield Sunday.
Willie Valenti has returned to his
home in Peterboro, n. H.. after visiting
his aunt, Mrs Joseph Maezll.
Mrs. Jed Brown is caring FOR Mrs
Rose Caffrey, who is seriously i'll at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Lavoy
Adm Church, who lost his home by
fire last fall, has moved his goods int
John Atwoods bachelor apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Snow and Mr.. an!
Mrs. Arthur Snow of Bratteboro wer'
in town calling on friends Saturday.
Miss Huldah Burbank, who has beer
with her sister, Mrs. Lewis Wood; re
turned to her home in Concord Wednes
day.
-, x,:i,:o..> n D;,bop raoontlv cnnn
nearly two weeks with Mrs. Charlie
Fisher at her home in East Providence
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Mrs. e. s. Harrison and small son
Brooklyn, n. Y, came "Wednesday t
visit her cousin, Mrs. l.. II. Adams fey
days.
Hosea Mann, jr.,. of New York city
in town this week and is looking after tn
sale of the grass on his farms in Yves
Dover.
Mrs. Wayne P. Garner returned honl
last week after spending about tw
months with her parents i'll Alberta
Canada.
Miss Elsie L. Blanchard of Read,
boro visited relatives in town over I'll
week end. She is working for Mr.
Floyd Davis.
Charles +. Allen left early Wednesda
morning on IL business trip to Nj
gainesville. n. Y, for the Deerfeld Va
ley Paper Co.
Ernest Clark went to North Adam
Mass, Thursday to consult DIR. Scoiel
in regard to the infection i'll his lie
returning Friday.
The former driver of the Wilmin
ton and Brattleboro stage, Fred JOIN
son. and Mrs. johnson called on frient
in town Sunday.
Marcus Gorham, who spent sever
weeks with relatives in town, has gol
to Rutland. Mrs. Gorham is remanil
for longer vacation.
Philip Jones and friend, Miss Richar
son, of New York are spending the
vacation at the home of his parents, NJ
and Mrs. O. I'll. Jones.
Leonard Brown reports having SC
cars recently to A, w. Davenport of Sh
burne Falls, Mass, and John Perry
Searsburg. Both were Fords.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Stone, who We
married recently. have, begun houseket
ing in rooms over the repair garage. y
Stone is working for i, II. Brown.
Miss Doris Thurston, Who has be
working in the Office Of the garage
Readsboro, is home and her sister, NJ
Norma Thurston, is taking her place.
Miss Alice Blanchard of Schenectat
returned to her home Saturday aft
spending a few weeks vacation at M
Anna Isles summer home on Lisle h
Pliny Crafts has been transferred fir,
his work at NIOunpin Mills to the pow
plant in Searsburg. and Richard Bro
Is taking up tlASwork at Mountain Mi
Miss Mary Buiium, who spent abb
three months at the home of her p
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Buifum,
turned to Burlington Wednesday mo
lnf Rsy uqSfisP Wilson, :. a missions
from Boston, held Catholic services