Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-17
her mother, Mrs. Maria Spooner. She re-
turned to Tufts college Wednesday.


turned to Tufts college Wednesday.
Geo. p. Hooker and Miss Myra Schofield
were united in marriage at o'clock We'd
nesday at the home of the bride in Bel
chertown, Mass. Only the immediate
friends of the bride and groom were invit-
ed.
Mrs. Saphira Clark, Mrs. Rose Lewis,
Miss Marion Clark and Arthur Clark and
family attended the wedding of Charles
w. Clark and Miss Abbe T. Taft at Keene,
Wednesday, Sept. l. Corrected from last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. w. f. Renshaw rode
their wheels to Deerfeld, Mass, Wednes-
day, to visit the museum of the Pocum-
tuck Valley Memorial association. They
were accompanied by Rev. Mr.. Hanaford
of Winchester.
The children and relatives of the venera-
BILE Levi Streeter will celebrate his Oath
birthday at the residence of his son, Isaiah
C.. Streeter, North Hinsdale, tomorrow,
Saturday, afternoon and evening a gen.
eral invitation is extended.
Now that the base ball season is over
the lovers of the sports are agitating foot
ball, and no doubt will, in the near future,
be as jubiant as they have been over the
result of the base ball games. Or, there is
always the possibility of the other way.
Frank Conway, who is engaged in a
children's hospital in Baldwinville, Mass,
made flying visit home last week, coming
Thursday and returning Friday. Mr..
Conway will resume his studies at the
medical college at Burlington, VT, this
| fall
Twelve members of the Christian En-
deavor society went TO the north part of
the town Thursday evening and took
charge of a religious service there. This
was preliminary move toward the estab-
| lishment of Christian Endeavor society
there.
| Wantastiquet grange will, hereafter, bold
its meetings on the first and third Wednes-
days of each month. A program of inter-
est will be prepared for each meeting, and
the meetings will be made as pleasant and
profitable as possible, and it is hoped every
member will make it point to be present
as often as convenient.
Most of the young people who are
students in the various institutions OF
learning went Wednesday. Misses Grace
NJ. Day and Hattie Spooner, Harry
Rouillard and Bertram Boivin to Tufts
college, Miss Annie Gray and Miss Cogs,
well to Boston University, and Frank
Rouillard to Baltimore Medical school,
Bertram D. Boivin of Tufts college oc
cupied the Congregational pulpit last Sun
day morning, and after a short talk to the
children by the pastor, gave a very able
and interesting address, taking for his sub
ject Lofty Ideals" The fact that Mr.
Boivin is one of our young men made the
occasion of double interest to his audience
He has evidently placed his ideals high
and we wish him success in his chosen lif,
work.
The 94th birthday of Hinsdale's oldes
citizen, Levi Streeter, will be fittingly cele
brated, Saturday. Sept. Is, at the resi-
dence of his son, Isaiah c. Streeter, il
North Hinsdale. A general invitation i
extended to the townspeople, and it i:
hoped large number will make an effor
to be present, either in the afternoon Of
evening. 1t is seldom that a person i
able to thus receive their friends at so ad
vanced an age, and it is an event worth,
of our notice. Let us do honor to the ven
cradle gentleman.
After the regular meeting of Sheridan
Woman's Relief corps last week Thursda,
evening, the members of Sheridan post
with their families and the families of tn
corps, were invited to a sociable at Gran,
Army hall. A goodly number responded
and after a short entertainment refresh
ments were served, and in pleasant frater
nal intercourse the evening was passed
In a revived effort to retail donkey
blindfolded, Miss Minnie Hollingsworth,
guest at G. A. Robertson's, won the priz
for the lady contestants, while Conrad
G. w. Lewis captured the gentleman
prize.