Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-08-03
n THE LOCAL FIELD.
11NsDALE, N. H.


81 s,reeter took business trip to
Geo. so,t wr Vt, last Friday.
Bi'Ds~1 Mrs. Burnett have returned
Dr. ,l a1a outing ai1 at Wilmington, vt.
t'u wv, vcCaughern, ir., is now employ
@l oi.a II Grove Springs, Spofford lake.
aN '" ,.al he no services at the Univer-
lag lSo r during the month of August.
' ,s. .n' Ellen c. Walker and Helen M.
Is'r a. at Lake Spofford for short out
T,,.r Mains circus exhibited at Keene
e T-tjay. but only a few attended from
ID, F '.5 Mrs O. C. Robertson and daugh-
VI J. n,a are at Willoughby lake, VT, for
,-''I noIia II. Boyden of Springfield,
Vs. visiting at S. NJ. Wilder's, on
Sr,r street ,,,,..,.-
Mr. :" Mass, were at L. A. Smiths a
g- oihst week
NJ, lillian Tower speciality company is
,ll, us to appear at the town hall to-
-rov evening
-y W., D. F. Ferrin is visiting at Bridge
M ~. IT, and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Field
:. Greenwich, \, y
,'insr Policy of Holyoke, Mass, visited
,'i .n,i C. F. Policy, last week, making
y'"',,. an bis hicycle,
M. Misses Rogers, who have been
' lu, the past few weeks at G. S.
4' -.., returned to Brooklyn, n. Y, Mon
H.. WI. Crowley and children from
7. -', Conn, are with Mrs. Crowley's
h h1,ly' Iobn Donovan, on High street for
y,ii.on c. Horton of Peoria, ILL.,, ar
"a Monday and is with his father, H. F.
y ,,a whose condition remains about
be same.
Pr Amidon, of c. j. Amidon ~ Sons,
"a, -one TO Wilton. Y. H., where he has
I,rra of their mill known as the Wilton
ToIen mills
Mr. and Mrs. w. O. Stebbins returned
A,r lake Spofford Tuesday, and now oc-
,rT tbe tenement in A. F. Fishers house
% Highland avenue
Edward p Bailey, Eugene Savage and
r,s T. Gray are at Hotel Look Off,
mite Mountains, where they are employ
aas table walters
Mr. and Mrs. f. K. Robertson of New
INK are visiting at A. c. Hooker's, and
i,Tqnce W. Hooker of Los Angeles, Cal,
ya,o suest at the Hooker farm.
Rev. stephen Smith of the Congrega-
tg, church is taking his annual vacation,
i,lr Of which will be spent at East Doug
Ii Mass Mrs. Smith accompanies him.
The ,iy.months.old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. H. Pearson died Saturday afternoon of
gn meningitis. The funeral was held
lt1lay afternoon, and the burial was in
Pine Grove cemetery.
Miss Maud L. Stone left Wednesday for
Boston and will shortly go to Menauhant
bra stay of several weeks. Mrs. Ashley
None is visiting in Keene and later will
bin Miss Stone at the beach.
The ladies' of the Methodist society held
lawn party on the grounds of Mrs. L. f.
Clark on Brattleboro street Wednesday.
4 good number were present. Supper
u, served at o'clock and ice cream and
snOnade throughout the evening.
Owing to repairs in progress on Grand
Amy hall, the grange met at the resi-
!lce Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Smith, Brat
ttboro road, Wednesday evening. Over
y we're present and each member was ex-
N.ed to read something, tell story or
hni'h something for entertainment or be
tlei five cents. Several fines were col
Hei, After the entertainment refresh
-slts were served and a delightful even
1g was spent.
Another delightful lawn party was held
Il the Main street residence of Mr.. and
yn. w. f. Fay, on Thursday evening of
lit week, it being given by Mrs. Annie E.
Wellington and son Clarence. The large
house was brilliantly lighted and the lawn
Illuminated with Chinese lanterns. A
POTION Of the lawn was foored for dancing,
which was enjoyed throughout the even
ag' music being furnished by an orchestra
tm Keene About 80 were present and
,lSSed pleasant evening.