Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-04
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Ciough Boy Seriously Injured.

Ciough Boy Seriously Injured.
Malcolm Clough, 10, son of James
Clough, who is a partner in the smith 4
Clough garage here. was injured in the
right eye by a flying chip from rock
Sunday afternoon. He is in the Henry W..
Putnam Memorial hospital in Benning-
ton.
Some families who own a summer camp
on Peru mountain went there to make
some repairs. and while preparations
were being made to do some cement work
the boys uncle, George Clough, was
swinging a sledge hammer to move 4
rock when chip flew from the rock and
struck the lad in the eye
He was taken to. DR.. Loveioy's in
Manchester, and the doctor took him to
the hospital. There are two other chill
dren in the family.
His uncles, Leon ana Carol Jaquth.
went Monday to see him. Two pieces OF
stone were removed from his eyeball and
the specialist gave some encouragement
about his condition. He thinks pos
sibly the eve will not have to be re
moved as at first seemed certain. Nal
colin thought he could see bit of light
through the bandage His father also has
been in Bennington to see him.
The Cuttings have new Essex car.
Leon Fellows of Boston has been in
town several days.
Miss Mary Pierce of Peru is visiting
at Frank o. Pierce's.
Miss Roberts of Brooklyn is spending
n week at Riverside Inn.
Ed Fuller is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Conway on his old farm.
Will Pease of Windham has been stay
ing at his farm a few days.
Mrs. Gladys Holden visited Mrs. Ed
Rowley in Ludlow last week.
Dewey Hunt began Monday morning
driving Sayre's jitney to Brattleboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Coleman visited his
aunt. Mrs. susan Howard, in Bondville
Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Wiley went Tuesday to
spend week with her daughter, Mrs
Fred Carley
Leon Clough. Clarence Benson and
family and James Hoy motOred to Troy
N. Y. Sunday.
w. f. Garfield and family went to
Chester Sunday to visit Mr.. Gartield's
mother and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Anderson and
family took an automobile trip to AL
bany, n. Y, Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Hoffecker and daughter
Claire, are expected this week to occupy
their summer home for time.
Mrs. Nellie Davenport has been spend
ing three months vacation with her
sister, Mrs. o. ID. Stowell, in Brattle-
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams, who have
been on vacation in Rupert, Pa, Mr.
Adams,s home town, are expected Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ramsdell, Mrs.
Abbe Ramsdel and Mrs. Della Cum
mngs went to Manchester Sunday to
visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Eddy, and daugh-
ter, Mae. have been spending few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Goddard.
The Misses Bitner and their mother,
Madame Bitner, are moving to the mid
die tenement of the B. B. Rawson house
for the remainder of their vacation.
+. w. Knapp. harness maker and shoe
repairer. has moved from the basement
of Riverside Inn to the rooms over the
postoffice in Loren Pierce's building.
Miss Bertha Hoffeck er. who has been
spending July with her aunt, Mrs. G.
Mansfield, at Highland farm, returned
to her home in Haverford, Pa, Monday
The Ladies' Aid society meets Thurs.
day afternoon with Miss Halle l'homp
son. Plans are being made for the an
nual sale which is to be held some TIM
this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Landman returned
Sunday from their two weeks vacation
with relatives in New Hampshire. lyl
Pierce has been working az clerk in tn
store during Mr. Landmarks absence.
Much Sympathy is felt for the Or
rim Smith family in Cambridgeport
their home having been burned to tn
ground last Friday. Mr.. Smith is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Smith c
this place.
Leon Aldrich. noble grand of Yves
River lodge of Odd Fellows, returne
Saturday from Memorial hospital, whel
he underwent serious operation SCI
eral weeks AGO. His friends are please
to hear of his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. A. Melendy. Mrs. BE
nice Tyler. and Webster Meiendy lie
Friday morning for Swampscott. Mas
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harold HuSse
Before returning they made a trip
Boston, arriving here Sunday.
Hooker Relief corps initiated four
its last meeting. The members fro
Londonderry had charge of the refres
ments of ice-cream and cakes, One
these was beautiful birthday. ca
with candles in honor of the birthday
the president; Mrs; Alice Parker WIN
was that night. The celebration was
surprise to Mrs. Parker, who was pl
scented a sum of money.
Several interested parties attend
the electric power project meeting
North Londonderry Friday evening.
S. Killelea of Brattleboro, electric
engineer, was present and gave a co
plete report of the cost. method of &C
struction and all items of interest. &C
corning the pronosed line from Mou
Holly to this village. The committee
canvas the territory is Clyde Tut
for Weston. George Williams for
north village and John McAlister
this village.