Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-05-24
High school Commencement Honors.

awarded are as follows: Valedictorian,
Rodney w. Roundy; salutatorian, Ellie A.
Clarke; class prophecies, LII f. Ranville.
The officers, as elected in January, are:
President, Emma L. Moore; vice presi-
dent, Susie Z. Thompson; secretary Nan
ME L, whitney: treasurer, Harold A.
Hatch: executive committee, Mary E.
Baker (chairman), Lizzie A. Flavin, Nellie
NJ. Hartnett The full list of members is as
follows: Lu F. Ranville, Susie E. Thomp-
son, Effie A. Clarke, Mary E. Baker, Mary
Worrall, Daisy F. Webb, Mamie L. Whit
ney, Lizzie A. Flavin, Nellie M. Hartnett,
Emma L. Moore, Harold A. Hatch, Rod
ney W. Roundy. Miss Clark will go to
Smith college in the fall, Mr.. Roundy to
Amherst. The graduating exercises occur
Friday, June IA.
Mrs. c. H. Sawyer has been in Rutland
this week.
Messrs. Hapgood, Aldrich and Wilson
were in Windham last week on fishing
trip
C. H. Osgood attended the athletic meet
at Worcester, Mass, on Saturday of last
week.
Miss Annie johnson is visiting friends
in Boston.
Mrs. John Flint's brother, Mr.. McGeoch
of Milwaukee, is spending few days with
his sister.
Mrs. Fred Jefts, nee Adams, with her
husband and little daughter is at her old
home here.
About $3.50 is yet to be paid on the
High school piano.
H. F. King has been spending week or
two at his cottage at Sunapee.
Miss Sarah Proctor of Hanover, n. H.,
is visiting Miss Marcia Sawyer.
Jack Pierce has bought the familiar hos
telry known as "Taunto," paying $1,000
cash, according to rumor.
F. A. Boles and H. D. Ryder have been
in Windsor this week, in attendance at the
United States circuit court.
E. G. Osgood is in Rutland, attending
the annual convention of the Rutland
County Christian Endeavor society.
Prof. S. S. Wright of Leominster, Mass,
spent Sunday in town, bringing with him
one of his pupils from that place.
Rev. j. E. Fullerton and Frank Day go
to Windsor Tuesday, next, to attend the
ordination of Rev. Andrew Ogilive.
DR.. Kirkland has paper before the 45th
annual meeting of the Homeopathic Medi-
cal society, held in Montpelier, June 81.
r. D. Hazen, Dartmouth, '96, repre-
sentative of the Werner Publishing COM
pany, spent portion of this week in town.
Harry Dascomb of the Chicago Theologi-
cal seminary, is preaching in Centreville,
South Dakota, during the summer vaca'
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Day have returned
to Pittsfeld, n. H., and it is understood
Mr. Day will have charge of the Valley
Times. &es-.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson started
NJ onday for an extended carriage drive
through the state, making their first stoI
at Chester.
The members of the Congregations
church choir will give a musical recita
Tuesday evening in the church at West
moreland.
Work will be begun about the first O
June on the alterations in the water works
of the village, and some of the piping hai
already arrived.
The drama, ga false note" is to b,
given in st. Peters hall, North Walpole
tonight, by local talent, for the benefit o
ST. Peters church.
Congregational church in. preparation TO
the box which is to be sent to missionarie
in Constantinople, Turkey.
1t is reported that DR.. W. L. White o
this place is critically i'll in the Mar!
Fletcher hospital at Burlington, from tn
effects of surgical operation.
Cards are out for a reception MOnda.
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Z. Welch, the occasion being the tent
anniversary of their marriage.
A great improvement is noticed OF
Cherry street, the road having been Lowered
about a foot to prevent the settling o
water on the sidewalk after rain.
Superintendent Simmons of North Da
kota will speak next Sunday morning il
the Congregational church in the interest
of the American Home Missionary society
Ex-Gov. Farnham of Bradford will ad
dress the High school next Thursday after
noon, when memorial exercises will b
held in room No. l of the High schoo
building.
At the memorial services Sunday tn
choir from the Baptist church will furnisl
the music. This choir is composed o
Mrs. Smith, Lu Ranville, Mr.. Parker an
DR.. Parker.
George II. Stone has had an increas
from $12 to SIG in his pension, through
the influence of Attorney Fred Mack O
Washington, who is well known in Wind
ham county.
The local organization of l. o. o. +
last Thursday evening presented to W. Z
Conway handsome gold-headed cane as
token of their appreciation of his earnes
work in the lodge.
c. w. Osgood will give his illustrate
lecture on "Christ in art" at Westminste
next Wednesday evening, in connectio
with a strawberry supper given by tn
ladies of the Congregational church.
Another harbinger of summer in tn
shape of a merry-go-round has come
Any afternoon or evening for few pen
MES one can take sleigh or horseback ride
as suits them best, in front of the Islam
House.
George l.. Kibby and Mrs. Anna +
Heald of North Walpole were married i
Providence, r. l., Wednesday of last weel
Both are well known in this village an
their many friends wish them much hal
piness.