Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-08-09

Miss Luce of Montpelier is visiting Miss
Fannie Chapman.
Miss Mary Baker, '95, is visiting for
few weeks at Cuttingsvlle.
Rev. A. G.. Ball of Melrose, Mass, is to
preach at the Congregational church Sun
day.
Miss Eva Crosett went to Burlington
Tuesday for treatment at the Mary Fetch
er hospital.
CT Eddy of Boston has been spending
a portion of the past week with his moth
er on Green street.
The family of Rev. Mr. Fullerton are at
their old home in Bath, Me-, and will re-
main there some weeks.
JOB Williams of Hartford, Conn, super
intendent of the asylum for deaf mutes,
spent last Friday in town.
Anton Hecker has made business trip
to Barre the past week, where he has
branch cigar mandatory.
B. Cannon, jr., Miss Alice Cannon and
H. w. Hutchins spent last Sunday at the
Soldiers Home in Bennington.
Arrangements are in progress for an
other bicycle race in the near future, and
interest in the sport of racing is increas-
ing.
A. H. Fisher and wife returned last
week from a six weeks carriage drive to
Gloucester and other places in Massachu-
sets.
E. T. johnson of Buffalo, \. Y, an I'M
Gle of Mrs. E. G. Osgood, stopped over
here one train yesterday on his way to
Bradford.
Miss Nellie Dean and her sister, Mrs.
E. f. Ferguson, went yesterday to their
old home at Belfast, Me-, for an outing of
week or two.
The Fitchburg road sold DPS excursion
tickets last Friday to Boston and the
beaches in that vicinity, and they ran spe-
cial trains each way.
Charles Ladd of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
spending a few days here with his parents.
He was warmly welcomed by many old
friends of his boyhood
Miss Marcia Sawyer goes to Springfield
next Tuesday, where she is to sing in a
concert given by Miss Belle Brown, the
well-known elocutionist.
Miss Caroline Dearborn returned from
visit to Topsham last Saturday. Miss
Dell Carpenter, who had been with her,
returned week OF so earlier.
Misses Jessie and Charlotte Ryder have
been having very pleasant visit with
friends in South Acworth, and II. d. Ry-
der spent Sunday with them there.
F. NJ. Thompson and family returned
Saturday from visit among friends al
Mortified, Vt, which was the former
home of both Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson.
S. H.. Randall, a former well-known
business man of our town, is spending the
summer at Alstead, and was seen on our
streets number of times the past week.
Mrs. E. o. Young and daughters are
having an outing at Mortified and Rox
bury, and will be gone some weeks. Mis-
Florence is to teach at Cambridgeport the
coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Ball went to Buffalo
n. Y, yesterday. Mr.. Ball is on bushes
trip, attending the annual meeting of tn,
scythe snath manufacturers association o
the United States.
j. j. Hyde, one of the lessees of Town
hotel who has been some weeks at Ho
Springs, Ark, is reported much improved
in health and is expected home again tn
last of next week.
H. r. Beckwith of Claremont, the archi
tect building S. T. COy's house, last weel
closed a contract to erect parish hOus
for the Unitarian society at Walpole, ant
is to begin at once.
Two children of Mrs Coleman, whc
lives near the Connecticut river in Mort
Walpole, fell into the river. They wer,
rescued by man named John Collins, n
worse for their wetting.
The Vermont Farm Machine compan
last week made large shipment of variou
dairy implements to Hamburg, Germany
There is hardly country in the world t,
which they have not sent their products,
A party of IA of our citizens, large
made up of the younger element, had a jol
ly corn roasting party in Blacks wood
Friday evening of last week. continuing
tn cir festivities until 10 o'clock or later.
A child of George Tucker, living nea
the foundry, died suddenly Wednesday af
ternoon, being taken with spasms and dy
ing while his father was after the doctor
1t was one of pair of twins year and
half old.
Rev. j. E. Diverty, former pastor o
the Methodist church here, now of Parkes
burg, Pa, has been spending the pas