Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-07-27
H1NsDALE, N. H.
u.hhinr AnniNersnrY.

.,.hv July %, OelhS Ile oo'h ANN
loH''i ,beir marriage, Mr.. and Mrs
rra! ~ ,rJs. living on Kilburn street,
tla ', ,.,,o to their friends from until
'g' al DV Nm .Iulv %, 1874, Miss Laura A.
tc"" ~ Iobu Jet1Ords were united in
spencer 1 ry fine Rev. Moses Gerrould, pas
cr-,55'. 'roncrccational church here at
40 a m The fruit of this marriage was
.h ""., i W. and f. D., now living
l'e 'Ui' rrsl who died some years ago.
s'r' 90, vr. lr0ords have always lived in
NJ aA .. 'l are among our Oldest citizens.
17D , ',' lived in the house they now oc-
They ,Da,r than any other resident has
cN arv one house in the village.
.'l "' ,f,rr . o'clock Monday friends be-
,-I'! ,rriya TO offer their congratulations
.. 'V,'.irneJ until into the evening, and it
90. v 'i', ,bour three hundred called in
Dy,-'W Stparns. Mrs. Nelson Estey,
Me- No. Harry Miller Of West Brattleboro
lI 1,., and they were also present at
'",t ',.,i,ra fifty years ago. Levi Smith,
l' ,n".,".aw of Mr.. Jetfords, of Deer
a M Mass, Mrs. Harry Miller, sister of
=. ,.'' l.foris Of West Brattleboro, and Mr..
Liv.s F 4. Spencer of Ware, Mass,
sd. A omonr those present from out of
'ay ''4t5o'clock a bountiful collation.
a'"' ..,red AT about 7 o'clock Golden
. .h l,lce. F. a 4. NJ, came in body.
bus , ry did not come empty handed, as
d. -,..s made up by friends and citizens
}. fIoneby the Masons. amounting to near
l-' ,rs hundred dollars, beside other
..I.. were presented Mr. and Mrs. JEFF
l ~, DR.. w. 5. Leonard and G. NJ.
- ~-' Master of the Masons, made the pre-
l1r speeches, which were responded
S- tr Row. stephen Smith for Mr.. and
w.. " r.foris The chronicles of fifty years
l ~, written and read by Miss Melissa
Inward and were very enjoyable. This
y. me- of the pleasantest gatherings
rr.i,l4 has seen for some time and one
In, TO be remembered.
Mr. and Mrs. Drinkwine are spending
d. week at Millington, Mass.
as Goddard and family took a car
40. drive to Orange last week.
H. Cunningham, railway postal clerk,
hat home for a months vacation.
vr.Z II. Wellman spent a part of last
,.k visiting her son in Keene, n. II.
Ponanzo Eaton suffered a shock of
,-mIeyy about , O. clock Wednesday p. NJ.
Dr. and Mrs. F. II. Burnett are at Mrs.
gr~-rt's home in Wilmington for an out
Z.
Miss Mamie White returned Saturday
-r two weeks visit at Northampton,
Us
M. Florence Thorn of Brattleboro has
l.ar at &. A. Robertson's part of this
7-k
NJ. and Mrs. A. 5. Thompson returned
Tuesday from visit to their son George
-lange, Mass.
The Congregationalists held their annual
Sunday school picnic this year at Forest
l;s Wednesday, All the societies were
invited to participate and good number
n5rlei
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Stebbins; Mr.. and
NJ. E. c. Robertson, son and daughter,
u, and Mrs L. A. Davenport, Miss Mary
bona, and Clifford Royce are at Lake
S0fOrd for an outing.
Ameeting was held in the grove near
he house of W. l.. X. Felch at Ashuelot
R Sunday at p. NJ, at which time ID. L..
Moody, the evangelist, spoke to large au-
.slce, Many from here attended.
4. F. Horton High street, who has
,4l suffering from an attack of low fever
vth typhoid symptoms, is said to be some
'hg improved His son, John w. Hor-
nl has been with him the past week.
Mrs. John S, Nugent, who died Saturday
Brooklyn, y. Y, was a sister of Mis-. G.
! Howe of this place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howe left Sunday for Brooklyn to attend
9emeral, which was held on Monday.
Services were held at the usual hour al
tie Uniyersalist church last Sunday, al
Tlch time Miss Margaret Leonard read
1eoithe Rev, Edward Everett Hale's ser
IONS, There will be services next Sunday
Elel VIM, Jackson Leonard will read &
SIMON
The ladies' of the Methodist society held {
lTl party yesterday afternoon at the resi-
'lce Of f, c. Bartlett on Tower hill. TIT
lle Of the Universalist society also hell
ne At the same time at the residence of c
/ Wood on Terrace hill.
The Boston n Maine railroad advertise
nHcurson to Nantasket and Bass Poin
Id return from South Vernon and wa.
S4,Ons tomorrow, to leave South Vernon
ALB A. NJ, and returning to leave Bos
@H7:lj P, NJ.
a very enjoyable pound party was give
g3o. NJ Leland, Wednesday evening, b
-'Womans' Relief corps, who gathere
4 bis house during his absence, eac
slgng pound of some useful article
'Sles some pounds from those who wer
-lOe to be present. Grand army post
No. Il, OF which he is a member, also sen
,s@1ailon. 1t was a complete surprise t
Al Leland, and very pleasant eyenin
'N passed.