Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-10-20
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of Claremont spent

Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of Claremont spent
last Sunday with Mrs r, c. Hitchcock.
Mrs. Guptil from Montpelier is with her
mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Nutting, for a visit.
DR.. E. E. Eddy from Worcester has been
in town for a short visit to his mother and
sister.
Mr.. Osgood gives his talk on the Worlds
Fair at the town hall in Westminster this
evening, by request.
The mission circle of the Congregational
church are preparing for their annual fair,
to be held in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ferguson are attend
ing the Y. p. S. G. E. convention at Barre
and visiting in Plainield this week.
The many friends of Mrs. Frank Landon
are glad to know that she is receiving great
help from medical treatment in New York.
Dea. j. o. Spring is thinking of visiting
his son in Dresden, Germany, next month.
DR.. Spring is prominent dentist in Dres-
den.
Mrs. Finlay moves this week into Perley
Kimbalrs house on Hapgood street, Mr..
Kimball himself occupying the lower ten
ement
Several young people from the Baptist
and Congregational churches attended the
Black River union at Ludlow, Friday of
last week.
Rev. E. E. Marggraf preached at Lud-
low last Sunday in exchange with the pas
tor of the Universalst church there, Rev.
o. H. Markham.
A very pleasant entertainment was given
by the young people and children of the
Universalist church, at their vestry last
Tuesday evening.
A strong attraction will appear at the
town hall Wednesday evening of next
week, when Clara Morris and her company
will appear in "Renee de Moray"
DIR. G.. A. Keyes went Wednesday to
New Haven, Conn. Mrs. Keyes and Miss
Fannie will follow him in few days. They
intend to remain in New Haven for the
present.
The several whist clubs of the place are
getting into working order for the winter
and are anticipating many pleasant gather
ings. So far as heard from there are three
large clubs, Columbian, Rockingham and
Independent.
The Woman's Relief corps held fair
and supper in banquet hall Wednesday.
The afghan, which has been displayed for
several days in the window of Mr. Capron's
SHOp, was uIdWu ny MISS heluTlCk, anu
the sofa pillow by Barney Cannon.
1t is a rare thing that Bellows Falls is
visited by such high wind as that of Fri
day night and Saturday morning. There
seems to have been no damage done, how
ever, except the blowing down of a few
trees and shaking off of grapes, pears and
apples.
The Montpelier Argus says in its North
field items "Mrs. Minnie Shuttleworth
started last Saturday to return to Fort
Leavenworth, Ariz., were her husband is
stationed She was accompanied by Miss
M. p Moore, and they will visit at Bellows
Falls and other places en- route"
This item from the st. Adams Messen-
ger will be of interest to many in this
place, who so pleasantly remember Dr.
Webster as having made this his home for
some time: CDR. Geo. O. Webster went to
New York Tuesday night to resume his
duties with the New York dental college as
member of the clinical staff and demonstra-
tor He will be absent during the winter"
Miss Emily Adams and Mrs. Arthur
Leighton attended the state convention of
the Y. p. S. c. E. at Barre Tuesday to
Thursday, as delegates from the Congrega-
tional society. Master William Hayes went
as a delegate from the junior society. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward OsgoOd were there also,
Mrs. Osgood being one of the state vice
presidents. Miss Adams had paper upon
"Work among the juniors" upon which
she can speak from experience, as she and
Edward Osgood have had the charge of the
junior society since its organization several
years ago.