Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-04-24
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Frank 5. Archibald is teaching school in
Chesterfield.
F. S. Leonard of Springfield, Mass, was
at home over last Sunday.
II. NJ. Wilder returned Tuesday from
few days visit to the Hub.
G. 5. Howe spent a part of last week
with his son, w. r. Howe, in Lockport,
n. Y.
Mrs. Walter A. Saben of Bellows Falls
visited at I. W. Saben's few days this
week.
Hope Chautauqua circle meets next
Monday evening with Miss Welman, High
street.
Mrs. c. NJ, Pike and Miss Florence Pike
of Harrisville, \. H., have been visiting in
town this week.
John S. Nugent, and daughter, Edith,
of Brooklyn, n. Y, were guests at G. S.
Howe's over last Sunday.
Napoleon Beleville has secured a posi-
ton as salesman in large clothing store
in South birmingham, Mass.
Miss Lena Lscom has gone to Green
| field, n. H., where she has position as
teacher in the public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Jones left Tuesday
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will be gone about two months.
There was good attendance at o. II.
Higgns's auction last Saturday and the
articles sold brought good prices.
Fred Knapp returned from RE Beach
Tuesday evening. He went there last
week as hostler at the Sea View House.
The Cheshire county Total Abstinence
union meets at the Congregational church
next Thursday afternoon and evening.
David S. Walton of New York and Mrs
H. A. Roberts of Plymouth, Mass, visited
their sister, Mrs. Lorenzo Stebbins, few
days recently.
Road Agent Bailey fell from the scraper
last week Thursday, breaking two ribs.
He is able to be about, although the frac-
ture is very painful.
Harry Rouillard of Tufts college came
home to spend last Sunday He returned
via Springfield, Mass, Tuesday, making
the journey both ways a-wheel.
Mrs. Newton Stearns went to Worcester,
Mass, yesterday for a two weeks visit
with her daughter Carrie, who is attending
the Worcester conservatory of music.
There will be a union temperance meet
ing at the Universalist church next Sun
day evening. The pastor will preach a
sermon, assisted in the service by the breth-
rem from the other churches.
Prof. D. L. Maulsby of Tufts college,
Rev. Alfred Free of Turner's Falls, Mass,
and Rev. Hal d. Maxwell of Brattleboro,
will act as judges at the prize speaking
contest next Wednesday evening.
Miss Eva Robertson invited about 80 OF
her friends to help celebrate her 14tt
birthday last Friday evening. The even
ing was spent pleasantly with music ant
various games. Refreshments were served
Frank E. Mason, FIRST assistant at the
High school, gave very interesting lecture
at the High school building last Friday
evening. He took for his subject "Geol
ogy'' and treated it in manner that showed
he had given the subject much study.
The annual prize speaking contest of the
Junior class of the High school will be held
at the town hall next Wednesday evening
The program will be interspersed with Sc
lections by the string quartet, the glet
club and the young ladies' chorus. Fol
lowing are the speakers and their selec
lions:
Cora Mae Denison, Scene from Julius Caesar
Shakspere; Mary Isabelle Stearns, Scene from
Merchant of Venice, Shakspere; Clarence Dam
Fay, Toussaint L'Overture, Wendell Phillips
James William Archibald, Address by Patric
| Henry: Zoe Elvira SanderSon, Dora, TennySon
Lena Marian Upham, Robert of Sicily, Longfe
low: Hattie c. Lamson, Death OF Paul DoWoey
| Dickens
Reserved seats go on sale at McCaugh
ern's tomorrow at s o'clock a. NJ.