Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-06-09

c. H. Osgood of Amherst spent Sunday
at home.
Mrs. F. B. Tracy returned Wednesday
afternoon from visit of few days at her
home in Windsor.
Prof. Wright has rendered to his gradu-
ating class of this year a reception, to be
held at the house of NJ. c. Ladd.
Tickets for the junior class exhibition
60 on sale at Pierce's drug store tomorrow
morning. First come, first served"
Edward Scarf, living in Holyoke, Mass,
and his little daughter, Mary Gardner are
visiting MI. Searrs sister, Mrs. c. w. Os-
good.
Rev. Mr.. Leach of Grafton preached at
the Congregational church last Sunday,
Rev, Mr.. Fullerton occupying the pulpit at
Grafton.
Charles johnson, clerk of the Metropol-
itan hotel of New York city, spent por-
tion of last week in town with his wife, a
guest of Albert Derby.
Miss Maria Nutting, who is mission
airy of the woman's board of the interior in
Asiatic Turkey, is visiting Mrs. NJ A.
Nutting, who is her aunt.
Barlow Bros minstrels played at the
opera house Monday evening. They pa
raded at noon, and concert was given by
the band at 1880 in the square.
T. H. Page will be ready to receive
orders for cleaning or dyeing after June IA,
at George Wheeler's old laundry, which
has been remodeled for the purpose.
A comedy company is billed for. all next
week at Union hall. The price charged
for the hall is regularly $50 for week,
while the price of the opera house is 1925.
The Odd Fellows of our vicinity are to
attend divine service in body next Sun
day. The services are memorial to the
honor of their dead, and are to be held in
Union hall at 3 As p. NJ.
The funeral of Mrs. Fresh ley, sister of
Mrs. w. b. Ferguson of this place, was
held in the Baptist church at o'clock
Monday afternoon. She died at New
Haven, and the body was taken to St.
Johnsbury for burial.
Nettie Cenant and Henry O. Durant, an
electrician of Troy, N. Y, were married
Tuesday afternoon. But few guests were
present, it being entirely private except
the families and intimate friends. They
are to make their future home in Troy,
which is the gamer by the loss of Bellows
Falls. The bride has for years been one of
the brightest of our young people and will
be missed.
Nat Wheeler of Orange, Mass, we'll
known here as formerly connected with
the Bellows Falls drug store, and Florence,
eldest daughter of Benjamin B. Wetherbee
of our village, were married Wednesday
afternoon at the residence of Mr.. Wether-
bee. The wedding was private, A. II.
Chandler being best man and Edith, the
brides sister, being bridemaid. Both are
well and very favOrably known among our
young people
Tuesday of this week large number of
friends and neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
S. Washer gathered at their new home on
Webbs terrace, and gave the couple an old
fashioned house-warming, interspersed un-
til late hour with presents, speeches,
music and dancing. Delegations from the
lodges of Odd Fellows here and at SaXtons
River were there with substantial tokens of
their good wishes and esteem. During the
evening about $50 came and went, making
it very pleasant, neighborly affair all
around
An effort is being made to establish
branch of the Ensor cure for inebriaGes
here. This company has had an institute
in successful operation in Bennington for
some months past, and large number of
the leading people of Bennington are in
dorsing it and its results. 1t processes to
be a purely vegetable treatment, entirely
distinct from the Kelley and other cures of
a like nature, but fully as successful in its