Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-07-19

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F. Howe. o\o "a W" eN(
is here for four ves0O .,ns tpo'f W
parents. 'lN0 l.
Mrs. S. w. Edwards and a.. ,N0 VI
are at Mrs Barrows's in Hinso&-NN N\
weeks visit -
John w. Chamberlain of Findley,N f.
has visited his cousin H. : ChamgN III
this week
Mrs Wilder of Waitsfeld,
came yesterday for visit wiz w Y
George Wilder. SSN9
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Hunt 'SO~S cen
N. H., over Sunday, max huy
way by team.
Harry Morton, VIII .
home in England England Seaired, if lie with
CoI GEORGE Gcled promptly in the 'NV
H., has visited bngest manner at as shO
Houghton this ! anybOdy's-- possibly shO
visiting her s''h' Sci
re; %IInsl ysings ant
Haven for kid shoes. Zen o.
tents of yOuy ~fRey and two gIihist-
gntes of yht with So charter members In
The 1I%iversalists will hold lawn party beaut
-, +bo Grounds of Mrs. G. II. Wood, Ter near
race Hill, Thursday evening, Aug. l. sup MEGA
nor will he served after which the one-act ruary
drama 1.-THE separator meeting, VIII oe in u
presented on the lawn. TINS play was DEM
written NV Ioring A. Smith and the scene when
;s loid in Jerusalem Maine, 80 miles from dren.
DEXTER There are ten characters miro. ago
dncad during the play, and it is worthy OF and l
large attendance. che I
The running team connected Win the laIhe
Hinsdale fire department have been prac- ~
ticing every pleasant night the past TWO i'll, is
weeks and are getting in good sheo to Cottage
the race meet at Fair Haven weeks visit.
Thursday This is-se Dewitt went yesterday to
compete from til; this state, where she will re-
IN come hcu1 some time with her mother, who
prizes. TT
time at Iiss Maud Scribner returned to her
the coume in Charlestown, Mass, Saturday.
looked he has been the guest of Miss Florence
in t. Reyes
b. Miss Carrie H. Shattuck goes in Sep
TENDER to Amherst, Mass, where she will
have position as teacher in the public
schools.
Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Phalen and son of
Concord, N. H., will come next week to
be the guests OF Madam BaleStef fOf q
few days
H. B. Wamsley the New England agent
of the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
a. company, was the guest of L. B. Hardy on
Wednesday.
c. A. Harrs's family are at Spofford
lake for stay of several weeks, and Mr..
Harris joins them every other night max
ing the trips on his wheel.
Will F. Root returned from New York
city yesterday after vacation of ten days.
He joined friend in New York and went
from there to one of the beaches.
II. R. Lawrence has been in Boston a
few days. and while there witnessed pre-
sentaton of Ksmet, the opera in which
Will Schuster has an important role.
Mrs Andrews, who has been here with
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Wall, several
days, returned to her home in Bennington
Thursday, accompanied by her son.
Mrs Frank JOsselyn, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. E. l.. Cook, returns to her
home in st. Paul next Tuesday, accom-
panied by another sister, Miss Susie Ellis.
John Quincy Adams, former resident,
has been renewing old acquaintance this
week. He has been employed at Boston
the past eight years by the Atkinson Fur
niture company.
Henry Fletcher, Miss Helen
,ner, Marion and Marshall Noyes and
RS. S. E. Howard of West Newton Mass
will be at the Fletcher cottage at Spofford
lake for some time, after today.
F. D. E. Stowe, the lawyer who recently
returned from Hastings Mimi, will re-
main here for several weeks at least. The
July number of the Northwest magazine
contains poem written by Mr.. Stowe, en-
titled "The wood"
NJ. Hutchns of Springfield Mass, super
intendent of construction of the New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph company
was here Friday leaking the ground
preparatory to the strnging of the return
wires, rendered necessary by the introduce
ton of the trolley.
Mrs G. G. Averill and children, Miss NJ.
A. Averill Miss Emma Dutton Miss Mary
Donnell, Mi johnson, Marion Rice and
Ruth Adams it 'ednesday for Kenne-
bunkport, Me for vacation of five
weeks. l.. F. adams accompanied the
party to Boston,
Wells A. and I srbert Bems, sons of the
late Aaron Bemis of Windham, are on a
short visit at Hon. E. L. Waterman's,
having been on carriage drive to their
old home in Windham and to familiar
places in Wardsboro, Jamaica and Brook
1ae.
rles II. Bliss, a weknown citizen
-.6hburg, Mass, who died Wednesday,
leaves a and two daughters, one of
whom is Mrs. o. P. Cassavant. Mr.. Bliss
was employed by the Fitchburg railroad
many years, being assistant roadmaster
and yardmaster at Fitchburg.
The families of DR.. Barber, F. L. Hunt,
H. L. Withheld of Grand Forks, North
Dakota and Charles Kenney of Danvers,
Mass, picncked at the cascade yesterday,
and during the afternoon were Joined by
Mrs. Charles Houghton of Worcester, who
will spend several days hereabouts.
Miss Bessie Newman is visiting her par
ents She rode from Boston to Asbury
Park, N. j., ON her wheel and there at
tended the meeting of the League of
American Wheemen. 1t was the inten-
tion of Miss Newman and her friends to
wheel to Baltimore but on account of
the reports of bad roads they stopped at