Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-09-06

this season,
Mrs. II. c. Elliott is entertaining Miss
Annie Chandler Of Chester.
Dan Campbell, son of DR.. L. Il. Camp
bell, is to enter Vermont Academy the
coming term.
Albert Derby and his guest, Mr.. Aulse-
brook, Of Aspen, Col, went to New York
Thursday for a few days.
Mrs. Frank G. Pierce and two children
returned Saturday after a visit at Peter
boro, y. H., of a week or more.
Mrs. W. j. Conant will leave today for
Cleveland. Ohio, for a visit of several weeks
with her son. who is in business there.
Mrs L. T.. Ferguson and her sister, Miss
Dean, returned Saturday from a three
weeks visit at their old home in Belfast,
Me.
Our people rejoice that the North Wal
pole authorities have put a stop to the
Sunday ball playing which was referred to
last week
Miss c. A. Keefc has resigned her posi-
tion as teacher of the 9th grade and is to
accept a position elsewhere. Her place is
to be filled by Newton Clark, Dartmouth,
20.
c. Ernest White, who has been editing
a newspaper on Block Island this summer
is spending a week with his parents pre-
vious to returning to mis- studies at Brown
University.
The family OF j. c. Day returned from
Sunapee lake Monday They have occu-
pied cottage there two months and many
of our people have tasted OF their hospi-
tally during the time.
Hon. Elijah Morse of Massachusetts will
speak next Sunday evening in the opera
house in the interests of the \. NJ. G. A.,
and much interest is manifested 20 hear
the eminent congressman.
Z H. Allbee has been appointed admin
istrator of the estates of Charles and
Charles w. Towns, the estate Of the former
not having been settled. although his death
occurred ten years or more ago.
Sheriff Peabody of Rutland came down
on the mail train Tuesday bringing the
Brandon tirehug, Fred Eubar. on his way
to serve four-years' sentence in prison al
Windsor They went 10 Windsor at 800.
George Sutherland, the representative of
the Y. NJ. C.. a. here, was married last
week Thursday to Mary Y. Bangs OF Wa
terbury, Conn. They reached here Tues
day and are boarding at j. i. Morses on
School street.
Miss Katie Butler of West Hartford,
Conn, is spending this week in town
among her old friends and schoomates.
She will be remembered as the daughter of
F. q. Butler, manager OF the Vermont
Farm Machine company several years ago.
State President T. e. Osgood Of the y
=. :. G. L. of Vermont has Just issued q
circular asking all societies in the state tC
unite in observing next Sunday as prayer
Sunday for blessing upon the annual state
convention which will meet next week il
Burlington
The insurance firm of Walker anc
Holden has been dissolved. Mr.. Walker
/ is TO continue the business, and MI Holder
/ goes to another point TO enter upon tn,
/ practice of law. Messrs. Aver and SHELLEY
/ of Putney have opened an insurance otiic,
/ in the office with T.. II. Allbee.
d. A. Barrows, of the firm of burke,
/ u Barrows, was married yesterday at Troy
/ VT, to Lena T. Stevens of that place. The,
expect to make their home in the new
house being built by ). y. Alexander IN
der the terrace in front of his residence
when il is completed, which will moi b
/ for some weeks yet.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Retting of Gran,
Rapids, Mich, called upon Mrs. W. j
Eaton, their niece, one day this week
Mr.. Retting will be pleasantly remembers,
as a former furniture dealer here. and
prominent member of the Odd Fellow
order. He is now the owner of q larg
mandatory OF parlor furniture In Gram
Rapids, Mich.
The pastors Of the Universalist, Congrt
gational and Baptist churches all occu
pied their pulpits for the first time afte
returning from their several vacations las
Sunday. Most of our other people VIII,
have vacated are back, and the publ
schools begin the year next Monday, Al
are settling down for the winters work.
Miss Helen Kenyon of Mortified ha
been again employed in the millinery stor
OF George F. Davis. and many friends vii
welcome her back. Ii will be remembers
that she left here a few months ago TO min
lister TO a sister who was very low wit
consumption in Denver. She found he
in so serious condition there was no hop
of recovery, and brought her TO her oil,
home at Mortified, where she lived but
short time. Much sympathy has been ex
pressed here for Miss Kenyon in her al
Fiction,
The Sunday school class of Miss Emil
Adams, consisting of boys from six .
twelve years, connected with the Congre
gational church, met at the house of one o
their number Wednesday evening, and
sending for their teacher, George Upham
in behalf of the class, presented her with al
elegant Oxford teachers Bible containini
the autographs of the class, and suitabl,
inscribed with her name in gilt upon tn
back. II was a very happy thing 10 d.
and testified the appreciation OF the boy
for the efforts of their teacher.
A meeting of ladies interested in tn
welfare of our young men, in connection
with the proposed y. NJ G. A., was he'll
at the Methodist church Tuesday Afternoon
and was well attended. Plans We're dis
cussed for assistance in furnishing tn
rooms when they are decided upon
and it was found there will be no lack O
support TO the new organization from tn
women. The ACCESSIBILITY of holding tn
Joint New Hampshire and Vermont stat
convention of the association here il
November, and plans for entertainment O
guests were discussed.
The mail train from Boston Monda
noon had two special cars attached bring
ing here an excursion party of 60 employee
of the Boston Herald, who took thi
method of celebrating Labor Day. Thi
was about the only sign of it being a holi
day here at all. They took dinner a
Towns hotel, visited the paper mills to Sc
the big machines on which the paper 70
the Herald land 3S other of the largest da
lies in our country is made. The Fa