Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-18
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Leon Williams and Charles Fox are
painting the exterior of J.. n. Sawyers
building in the village.
Mr.. Sergeant and family. who have
been living in the Fred Newell house on
Town HILL have moved away.
Miss Bessie Bishop, has been enjoying
short vacation with former school
mates at Mohawk Lake. n. Y.
Mr., and Mrs Provost who have been
boarding at Clarence Plumb's have rented
rooms mt Burdett Allards for light house
keeping.
Schools will not open Aug 81, as re-
ported last week, with the exception of
the Jacksonville village and Stetson
schools which will begin as planned.
Arthur Deming took Mrs. William
Pike and her relatives from Bennington
who have been visiting her for the past
week, to Bennington Sunday. Mrs. Pike
returned the same day.
Mrs. Fielder and Mrs. Van Orken gave
a frankfort and marshmallow toast to a
party of their neighbors in the Rider
Pond district, Monday evening, which
was much enjoyed by all it being treat
which some of the party had never en-
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. German of Buffalo. n
Y, are occupying rooms at Arthur
Whecler's. Mr.. German is employed
by the Carey Co., and expects to be To-
Gated here until the dam is completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ordway, who recently &C.
cupied this apartment. have left for Mis-
souri,. Mr.. Ordway was employed here
by the Rollins Co., who were building the
tunnel around the river bed.
Oscar Mason was badly bruised one
day recently while at work on one of the
stone crushers for the Power Co. A Ne
gro workman carelessly dumped car
load of rocks where Mr.. Mason was
working. He was taken home and a
doctor called who found no bones broken
but he was severely bruised and will be
unable to work for some time.
Mrs Marcia Davis has been attending
summer school at North Adams normal.
going back and forth each day on the
train. The school closed last Friday.
Miss leila Downing who is spending a
few weeks with her father Supt Downing
visited the normal school in North
the school which she attends in Salem
were instructors at the summer course in
North Adams.
A. f. Spencer came Tuesday night to
spend two weeks vacation with his
family at their camp. Sadawga Lodge.
Mr.. Spencer's brother Will Spencer with
his wife and young son from Montgomery,
Ala. have been guests at the lodge this
week. Mr.. Spencer is at work for the
state educational department in Alat
bama.
The food committee for the church
fair to be held Aug. "a met with the
Wheeler. Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Alice
Faulkner, Mrs. Anna Tuttr Mrs. Mar
cia Davis. Mrs. William Pike, and Mrs.
! Blanche Gillett They decided to serve
| lunches during the afternoon and eve
| ming and also have on sale good quan-
| tity of home cooked foods.
New employees of the Mason & Hanger
! Co., who are to build the big tunnel from
| here to Sherman are fiOcking to town
every day and seeking board, tenements
| and rooms. l.. Fl. Sawyer has rented the
rooms on third floor of his house to Mr..
and Mrs. Rieski and Mr.. and Mrs
Haven. Mrs. Reiski came Saturday
| from Cleveland, O., and Mrs. Haven Is
expected soon from Philadelphia. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. CrossInan a9d .,,i friend I'd,
Mrs. cole OK Taunton, Mass, sampeo On
| three days last week. They had been
taking a camping tour by automobile
along Long Island Sound, across New
| Jersey. M the Delaware river. through
| the Catskill mountains, and over INTO
this state via Bennington. They carried
/ equipment and stopped wherever tney
| chose. They were most delighted WIN
| the natural beauties here and disliked to
leave but as Mr.. Cheeseman's vacation
was drawing to a close they were obliged
| to start for home early Saturday morn
| ing. Mr.. Cheeseman's son, who is stu
dent in New York university. Is seeking
| to regain health by working out of doors
in this altitude and is workman for
the Carey Co., at Davis Bridge.