Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-21

J. A. Morse of Boston. Mass. is spend
ing his vacation with his mother here.
\. W. smith is home for a few days
visit before resuming his studies at Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Osgood and Mr.
and Mrs L. c. Osgood are in Boston.
J. H. Bacon and c.. Z. White returned
to their studies at Brown university Tues
day.
The members of the Owl club enjoyed a
clam bake last Sunday in grove near the
brewery.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. /. Barber are spending
their vacation in the vicinity of New Y ork
and Brooklyn
The Eagle Bicycle company have Just
sent to c. II. Shepardson a lot Of -
wheels to be disposed Of
Mrs. NJ. I. Dow went to Mortified last
Saturday returning with her granddaugh-
ter Mildred Booth, this week.
Rev. W. II. Collins of Brattleboro otiici-
ated at Emmanuel church last Sunday. in
exchange with Rev d. L. Sanford.
George Bacon and Miss Lula left Tues
day for New Mexico, to join Mrs. Bacon in
Albuquerque, where she has been Tor some
months.
Miss c. A. Keife, teacher in the ninth
grade, was i'll last week and her place IL
the school-room was filled by c. t. White
of Brown university.
Gorton's MINISTRIES play at the opera
house this evening. The concert by the
''gold band, given in the Square at noon,
was much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Rice, a temperance speaker, deliv-
cred an admirable address at the Congre-
gational church last Sunday evening in the
interest of the W. c. TIL. of New England.
Miss Marcia Sawyer is in Bradford,
Mass. attending the opening of Bradford
academy, from which place she goes TO
Brockton, Mass, for a visit of three or
four weeks.
Mr.. Stone, a graduate of the Dartmouth
scientific school, is in town at present, in
his capacity as civil engineer, superntend-
ing the construction OF the North Walpole
water works.
The pulpit of the Congregational church
was occupied last Sunday by Rev. A. 2.
Foster, d. D., secretary OF the American
Sunday School union, who spoke in the in
terests of that institution.
The small audience which attended
Morrison's "Faust' Wednesday evening
was a surprise to every one. 1t seems to
do not, as a whole, take TO the higher class
plays.
DIR. a. D. Gay, a physician III Warren,
Mass, Tor the past IL years, has sold his
practice and real estate to Dr. O. W.
Phelps of West Warren. DR.. Phelps went
from Bellows Falls to West Warren about
three years ago.
On account of the absence of Miss saw
ha
choir at the Congregational church last
Sunday was composed of Misses Alice A.
jackson, soprano, Lena Cooper, contralto,
c. f. White, tenor, and F. Is. Tracy, bass.
The young people of the Universalist
church are preparing a farce of much merit
to be given in the near future. The young
people Of this society have always distin-
guished themselves by their fine entertain
ments, and this is likely to be up TO their
standard.
The Fall Mountain Paper company have
this week raised a large smoke stack near
the sulphide mill. 1t is l05 feet high and
has a diameter of four feet. Some delay
was occasioned in the raising of it by a
fall last week, which rendered repairs nee
essary, but it was finally placed in position
Tuesday.
ne ududEllE uOdIu Ol Lue IlHu school
Oracle, as elected last week. Rodney W.
ROundy, editor-in-chief; +. j. McDuffy,
business manager; Dan Campbell, assist
ant business manager; literary, Mary L.
Baker, Helen NJ. Guild, Mary Read; local,
Lu F. Ranyille, Lizzie Butterfeld, Annie
A. Johnson, Angie Allbee; alumni, Susie
t. Thompson exchange, Dana Rice
Miss Florence Diverty, daughter of Rev
j. L. Diverty of Woodstock, has Just gone
10 Chicago, where she enters the North
western university al Evanston, Ill. The
president of that institution is an un-
Gle of Miss Diverty, and she is TO be a
member of his family during the entire
course, which will comprise four years.
Owing TO the erection of the new pho
tograph gallery building just south of the
+. b. f. grocery store, large portion of
the telephone lines were rendered entirely
useless Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
The building is tall enough so thai it be
came necessary TO cut all the wires run
ming south from the exchange Saturday
morning, and IL was not till Monday night
that they were again in working order.
AT the "Old times social at the COngre-
gatiOnal church last Friday, many exceed