Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-07-07
WEST CHESTERFIELD, N. II.

Mrs. Cora Chamberainhas bought q
new touring car.
The women will meet at the hall
| Thursday afternoon.
| Mrs. Il. ID. Stearns visited Mrs. Belle
| SimondS in Brattleboro Saturday.
George Amidon's family moved to
| their cottage at Spofford lake June %.
Stephen Carmck of New York city
has come to his home here for the sum
mer.
George Brown went over the Mohawk
Trail Sunday with party from Brat
tleboro.
George Rumrill of Manchester visited
his cousin, o. u. Randall, several days
recently.
Harold Lane of Worcester, Mass.
,amc Saturday to stay over the Fourth
with his family.
Elmer Chamberlain of Keene spent
he holiday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Chamberlain.
Childrcn's night in the Grange will be
| Observed Saturday, July s, instead of
asst Saturday night as was reported last
! week.
a band of gypsics consisting of II
| automobile loads passed through the vii
| lage Friday. They were ordered to keep
moving.
Durham & Bevis have finished cut
ting and saving on the late William
| Chamberlain lot. After haying they will
finish cleaning up the brush etc.
| Warren Davis, supervisor of state
| roads, went to his home in NARROW Sat
lrday. He has closed the work here for
he present on account of haying.
Frank Brown has sold his farm to
| Clyde Fletcher and Mr.. Fletcher has
moved there. Mr.. Brown has gone on q
vacation to Worcester and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Chickering, Mr.
md Mrs. Morton Chickering and jacob
saturday and returned the first of the
week.
News from Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Rich
irdson of Los Angeles, Cal, states thai
hey have bought n fve-room bungalow
here and are getting settled in theil
new home.
There was family gathering at w
.. Davis's Sunday in honor of Clinton
| Davis's fth birthday. Paul Cobb ant
'amily of Brattleboro and Harry Snow
If this place were presnt.
Mrs. Waldron Laskey returned fro
New York city Saturday, accompanies
ny Mr.. Laskey and son, Allan. Allan
'askcy stayed over the holiday viii
Mr.. Laskey is rmaining longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Stoddard enter
aimed Mrs. f. NJ. Warren of Town
'hend, Mass, and her daughter, Mrs. L
G. Shaul, and husband and two son
If Hartford, Conn, few days the pas
week.
Sylvan Rebekah lodge No. ST, o
Greenfield, Mass, will present the play
The Farmcrettc, followed by a dance
Friday evening, July a. at Citizens' hal
ConnOrs's orchestra will furnish music
supper will be served by the Ladies' SO
ciety.
Mrs. f. NJ. Warren, Mrs. Anna Stod
lard Mrs. G. j. Stoddard and l.. c
Shaul took an automobile trip to Wa
role, Westminster and SaxtOns rive
Friday, calling on relatives of Mrs. Wal
rem.
Last week the following children wer
taken i'll with measles: Harry Rice
Elva Farr, Esther Cobleigh. Roger We
come, Ronald Briggs, Mildred Under
wood and Mildred Brown. Most of tn
cases were light.
Clifford Jefferson and Clair Newton @
New Haven, Conn, visited at Il. A
Carey's from Tuesday to Thursday
They had their camping outfit wit
them and on their way home motore
over the Mohawk Trail and throug
New York state.
John O'Connel, formerly of th
place, was killed in Chicopee, Mass
Friday while employed as lineman
the Chcopee municipal electric depar
mcnt. Up to tire weeks ago he was pa
trolman for the Connecticut Rive
Power Co., for whom he had worke
six years. Death was due to the passin
of the volts through his body. The Fl
neral was held at the home of his fathe
Timothy OConnell, in Leominste
N ass. Monday.