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


has summer home here.
More than $1,000 has already been
contributed and the sum of $1,000 is
hoped for to put the cemetery in first
class condition and to insure permanent
care, which will make it fitting rest
ing place for the bodies of loved ones
and for those who shall follow in sue
teeding years.
Are there not people living here or
elsewhere sufficiently interested in the
other cemeteries in town to start SINH
lar fund for them.
Gerald Sprague has gone to North
Adams, Mass, to visit friends.
Miss Amy Murdoch of Brattleboro is
visiting at Mrs. l.. G.. Eamess.
The school here opened Thursday with
Miss Bingham of Chester as teacher
William Bailey is improving his prop
crty by the addition of back porch
DR.. and Mrs. George Hopkinson took
a trip to Boston the first of the week.
George Plimpton and four friends of
Somerville, Mass, spent the weekend
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Pare and Miss
Ethel Page of Putney spent Sunday Mt
Wales Plimpton's.
Mrs. Ella Underwood and Mrs.
Charles Martin are guests of Mrs. ii.
T.. Knight this week.
DR.. John Riley and f. a. Barber of
North Adams, Mass, were visitors Sun
day at l.. Z. Sprague's.
Miss Blanche Corscr. who spent two
weeks with her parents here, returned
to. Mortified Saturday.
Harold Parsons. who spent the sum-
mcr at NJ. f. Whites, left Monday for
his home in New York.
Miss Tilie voge of New York, who
spent four weeks with Miss Estelle Will
liams, returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Hacker of Baltimore,
Md. recently visited at the home of Mrs.
Hackers sister, Mrs Earl Cobb.
Lewis Haskins and son of Worcester,
Mass, are at the home of Mr.. Has
kins's mother, Mrs. Eliza Haskins.
Rev. A. j. Green has gone to Bling
Eamton, n. Y. where he will enter Il
training school for Christian workers.
Mrs. Arthur Ball and son, Carl went
to Brattleboro the last of the week to
spend a few days with friends where
Mr.. Ball boards.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kidder were in
Brattleboro Sunday. Mrs. Arthur
White returned home with them for a
visit.
Miss Genie Plimpton, who is staying
ut the home of DR.. Gale in West Town
shcnd for rest and treatment. was at
home here over the weekend.
Mrs. Hattie Ripley of West Hartford,
Conn. and Mrs. Edmund Chamberlain
OF I'rattleboro are rooming at Mrs. ii.
f.. Knights and taking their meals at
Wardsboro House
Herbert Smith returned to his home
in Springfield, Mass Friday. His
daughter, Miss Hattie Smith, closed
her summer home and returned to
Springfield Tuesday.
Mrs. Ball. Miss Somers and Miss Lee
land of Holyoke, Mass, were guests at
ID: w. Hitchcocks Sunday night. Miss
Alice Hitchcock and Miss Edith Coon
| returned to Holyoke with them Monday.
were Mrs. Guy Taft and nephew of
Dummerston and Edmund Chamber
lain and Mr.. and Mrs. Corydon Cham
berlain and niece of Bratteboro.
Mrs. Phianna Hopkinson is keeping
house for Mrs. j. S. Corser during the
absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Corser and
| Miss Mildred Corser. who are taking
an automobile trip through New York
state.
Mrs. Donald Huntington went to
Kecne, n. H., the last of the week to
tons vacation with his parents en-
route to their home in birmingham,
| Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson and Wells re-
turned home Tuesday evening. having
! attended Athol fair that morning, the
| fair scheduled for Lator day having
| been postponed on account of the heavy
| rainstorm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hopkinson will
| close their bungalow, whore they have
| spent the summer, and return to
their home in Allston. Mass this week.
Mrs. Clafin. Mrs. IIopknson's mother,
will accompany them.
NIr. and Mrs. George Morse went to
Rutland Wednesday, They went to
carry L. S. Axtell. who will remain and
attend the fair. Mr.. and Mrs. Morse
called on Mr.. Morse's sister, Mrs. Ed
Knight, and family and returned home
the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. L. johnson and Wells
left Sunday morning for few days
visit with relatives in Athol, Mass. They
| were accompanied AS far as Vernon by
| Mr.. and Mrs. Coomer Copeland. who
spent last week at Mr.. Johnson's and
at n. l.. Sage's.
Vermont Grange will have a fair in
the town hall Tuesday, Oct 3. In the
evening there will be a minstrel show to
be followed by a dance. The Grange
offers cash prizes to the school having
the best exhibit and first and second
prizes to the pupils having best indi-
| vidual exhibit.
\ large number from this place at
tended the basket picnic and heard the
program given in the old church at
Stratton Saturday. Through the kind
ness of Rev. j. NJ. Dennison, II. Il.
| Knight and Miss Hanna Halonen all
the children of this place were given an
opportunity to CO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Sprague and
| Ira Sprague of Boston were guests at
| WardSboro House over the weekend
and called on old friends and acquaint-
anccs. Mrs. Sprague came from Barre,
whore she had been visiting her son and
family and met her husband and brother
in Brattlcboro on their way here. They
| plan to take a motor trip through
Maine before returning home.
| Miss Hanna Halonen nished her labors
at Wardsboro Creamery Aug 81, Mr..
Lyman assuming the position Sept. l..
Miss Halonen will continue to board
| with Mrs. Ella Knight and win visit
many different friends in different places