Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-08-16

Miss Maude Sawyer Is on, after an attack
of the humps.
\ Chinese laundry is one of the prospec-
tive enterprises.
Miss Eva Larkin is visiting Or. Hattie
Parker this week.
The Misses Marshall of Cleveland, Ohio.
are visiting In town
Miss Katherine Wiswel of Rutland is
guest Of Mrs. Dorr ClougA.
Chandler Puffer returned Monday night
from a tip TO Meriden. Conn.
Miss Hattie Corser of Holyoke, Mass,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thwiug.
The Farmers and Putneys contest on the
diamond here next Wednesday afternoon.
Percy Warwick sawed the index finger Of
his right hand badly Monday at Stowell's.
Dorr Clouch is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Edward Treadway, in Shelter Island,
\. y.
Miss Camille Benson and mother Of
Concord, Mass, are guests at VIM Robert
sons.
Mrs. Ira Davenport returned Wednes-
day from a few days visi, in Bethel and
South Royalton.
Prof. John Z. Russell will occupy the
Congregational pulpit at the usual hour
next sunday morning.
Pearl j. Blanchard has been running
ThwinC's grist-mill, while the latter has
been repairing his dam.
Miss Jennie L. Pierce returned Tuesday
from week 5 visit with Miss Florence
Douglass OF ST. Johnsbury.
Harry Smith, who for some time has been
visiting at Henry Smiths, started for
Dover, y. H., Monday morning.
Milo Whitney's daughters, Misses Gertie
and Florence, went Monday for a months
visit with relatives in Burlington.
Miss Lathrop, Boston pianist and mu-
sic teacher, is expected tomorrow to be a
guest of Rev. and Mrs Z. F. Seymour.
Mrs L. 5. Munger was called home
from Woodstock, "Wednesday on account of
/ the illness of the doctor She will return
/ later.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd A. Veazey of Proc
| tor, this state, returned Thursday from a
| short visit with Mr.. Veazey's sister, Mrs.
W. d. Wate,s
! DR.. L. 5. Munger was one of the passen-
gers on board the e O'Clock train which
was side-tracked and crashed into freight
train at Bellows Falls Saturday night
Lucier's minstrels appeared in the town
hall Tuesday night. The audience was
large, but the show was reported TO be not
quite up to the standard of former years.
Miss nellie Perry of Dedham, Mass,
with whom Misses Leone Black and Min
ME Whitney stayed during the Boston
Christian Endeavor convention, is at II. c.
Blacks.
Miss Belle Kimball, a music teacher in
Wellesley college, who has been visiting al
George T. Aplins, returned Saturday t.
Hartford, Conn. Mrs. Kimball returns
tomorrow.
In return for the efforts of the creamery
association to please its customers by plac
ing butter on sale in the village, it is eX
pected that you will pay cash for it, st
please do not ask for credit
BY the will of Mr.. Dckinson's grand
mother Mr.. and Mrs Mrs. Il. 5. Dickinson
of Columbus receive quite a sum of money
Mrs. Il. S. Dickinson will be remembers
as Miss Leone Holden, formerly of thi
place.
If pleasant the Grand Army post an
the Relief corps will hold picnic in Kim
balls grove next Thursday at 10 A. N
Members are requested to bring food. 4
/ good time is expected Should Thursda,
! be stormy the picnic will be held the fol
, lowing day.
I The public schools will begin Sept. fo
an IL weeks term. A central school fo
advanced scholars will open in the tow
hall at the same time. Miss M. Wynn
{ Wadsworth has been engaged as teacher
Parents having children TO send will pleas
notify DIR. E. Munger of the fact.
In endeavoring TO ascribe some satisfat
tory explanation to the recent defeat of tn