Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-07-20

c. W. Labaree of New Y ork spent Sun
day in town.
A. n. Darling and family move next
week to Springfield. Mass.
The Methodist Sunday school picnicked
at Lake Warren yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah Phelps is with her niece in
Brattleboro for visit of a week or two
Last Sunday about 80 Odd Fellows went
to Springfield to attend the memorial sery-
ices of the order there.
f. Holeran, formerly in the telegraph
Office here, now of Springfield, Mass,
spent Sunday in town.
The Rockingham Sunday school will
hold a lawn party upon the grounds by the
old church next Wednesday.
Rev. w. l. Todd of Springfield, this
state, was in town Monday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. w. a. Kingston.
Miss Mary Finlay, who will be remem-
bered as a former resident, is spending her
vacation from teaching in Charlestown,
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Durham are
spending two or three weeks in town, Mr..
Durham being in the store for a little time
again.
S. L. Bennett spent Sunday with
his wife and son, who have been at
their cottage at Sunapee for the past few
weeks.
At the convention of the Sons of Tenn
perance held in Waterville, Me-, last week,
Geo. L. Kibby was chosen most worthy
sentinel.
Rev. DR.. Smith, president of the Yer
mont Methodist seminary at Montpelier,
breaches at the Methodist church next
Sunday morning.
Tuesday members of the Universalist
Sunday school and church, to the number
of about 40, went to Warren's pond for
picnic. They report very pleasant time.
Miss Agnes Leavitt, who will be pleas
antly remembered as art teacher for
time at St. Agnes hail. is spending the
summer at Lake Side, Sunapee, and has a
class in sketching.
Frank Morgan, who was for several
years a clerk in Wales store, now in Bur
lington with II. w. Allen d Co., is spend
ing two weeks vacation at the home of
his father, Q. E. Morgan.
Miss Naramore of Sing Sing n. Y,
who has been spending some weeks with
her brother, Rev. j. w. Naramore, return
ed to her home on Monday. Miss Nara
more is a teacher in a young ladies' school
III DlAls DAAl5s
The Mount Kilburn wheel club will hold
a mock trial in the opera house Tuesday
evening, July 81. One of our most re-
spected citizens will be tried for the larce-
ny of a Plymouth Rock rooster Rare fun
is expected.
Miss Abbie Randall, who lives with her
niece, Mrs. Willis Griswold is quite i'll
from the effects of two paralytic shocks,
one on Friday afternoon and another Sun
day night. Monday night it was thought
she had another very slight one
j. c. Day left yesterday to meet friends
in Boston with whom he sails tomorrow
for Europe. They intend to visit the Brit
ish Isles, Germany, Switzerland and
France, being absent about six weeks
Prof. Simpson, so pleasantly remembered
here, is to be one of the party, also Dr. H.
W. Parker and F. A. Miliken of New
Bedford, Mass.
Mrs. G. X. Barney, the national super
intendent of prison work of the W. c. T.
u, occupied the pulpit of Rev. j. w. Mar
amOre last Sunday morning, giving a very
interesting address. In the evening her
lecture at the Universalist church was not
attended by as large an audience as it de-
served. At the close of the lecture col
lection was taken to aid in her work.
The rear of the log drive reached here
Monday night, but il will be some days be-
fore they are all through the falls. They
are getting them through With less trouble
than in many years, though there have
been good many jams and the sound of