Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-08
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

+. A. Hulett has shipped truck load
of fern crates.
Mrs. Frank Stowell spent Tuesday
with Edith Wiley.
Mrs. Noble Rawson has recovered
frcn her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Emo have been
visiting at the parsonage. I
Mrs. Bitncr aid daughter return soon
to their home in Pennsylvania.
Master George Sparks is spending the
week with his grandparents in Weston.
Next Tuesday the monthly missionary
meeting will be held with Mrs. Frank
Adams.
with Farmers Grange Wednesday aft
crn0on and evening.
Everyone in town owning a car, and
Il good many Others have attended Rut-
land fair this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Goodnow and
son of Brattebore are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Bostwick.
Miss Beulah johnson of New Haven,
Conn.,, spent the week end with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson.
A considerable amount of lumber is
being shipped from the station by Will
liams Brothers, Alexander, and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dochterman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Woodall and son,
Louis, are at Paramount farm for few
| days.
DR.. Kilburn and family have returned
| to their home in Connecticut after
spending their vacation at Lowell lake
| with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gibson and three
children. Philip, Teddy and Evelyn, of
Somcryillc. Mass, spent Labor day at
| Halle Thompsnns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Hope of Spring
| field. Mass, returned Saturday after n
J three days visit with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. +. +. Emo.
Isabelle BARKER, Lyle Cone. Henry
| Mundcll and Lorraine Millingtop VIII
attend school this year in Saxtons
River, leaving next week.
Mrs Dewey Hunt. Miss Hazel Land
man and Norman Hunt were in Brat
tleboro Monday to attend the Labor day
festivities. returning Tuesday.
Road Commissioner n. b. Smith, with
his new gravel sorting apparatus, has
made remarkable improvement up
Church hill and by the town hall.
Shirley and Stanley Septon, who have
been spending few weeks with Mrs.
| Charles Crossman at Lakeside farm, re-
turned to their home in Leominstcr,
Mass. Friday.
Miss Ellen Tuttle and Mrs. Abbe
| puray of Brooklyn visited from Satur-
day to Tuesday at G.. NJ. Tuttles. John
Tuttlc and family of Melrose, Mass,
We're there for Labor day.
Malcolm Cough went to Bennington
Saturday to have the bandage removed
from his eye and glasses fitted. Tho
doctors think an operation can be per
formed later to restore the sight.
A party of fisherman at Somerset dam
last week caught 40 large pckerel Sew
eral went for the weekend. The fish
averaged ii to % inches in length. This
making fishing excellent.
Rev. and Mrs. T.. J.. Emo left Tuesday
for five weeks vacation around
cinity. Church and Sunday school will
be closed until their return the first Sun
day in October. AZ M
The 20 ton scales bought by the towr
some time ago are being set mp in Depot
square under the supervision of the Sc
leetmen. The work will not be com
pleted before two or three weeks. The
scale will be great convenience to thC
public The rental is 81 year.
Frank Lidstonc and Arthur Coomb
of New York city "hiked" to this place
a. few days. ago for two weeks yoca
ton at Halle A. Thompson's. They ar
rived here the day following their de
parture from New York, estimating tn,
actual distance they walked as 20 miles
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Rhodes of Brook
lvn. N. Y, Spent the week END at G. NJ
Tuttle's, and, Mrs Abbic Purdy, Mrs
Sarah Lewis Miss Sarah Rhodes, all o
Brooklyn. and Miss Ellen. Tuttle o
Ma MANCHESTER 4,d.s 1ent Wednesday at til
Mondays baN game, married me