Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-03-12
J. II. Wetherbee is i'll.

j. H. wetherbee is ILL.,
Mrs Lydia Cramer is Ill with malaria.
Irving Streeter is i'll with rheumatic fever.
Herman shaw Of Greenfield was In town this
week
Mrs Harriet Perham is visiting relatives in
Hartford, Vt.
Otis Packardo of Marlboro is visiting his brother,
Orlando Packard.
Mary Ann Corliss went to Springfield Thursday
to visit relatives.
James o. Brlen went on a business trip.to Bos
ton Wednesday.
o. C. Robertson and daughter Violet went to
Springfield Monday.
Lena Denison. who is working in keene, visited
her mother recently.
Mrs. Michael Cookery is quite i'll with intam-
nation of the bowels,
Miss Una Leach is visiting Miss Mary Hall in
Shelburne Falls Mass.
Mrs o. b. Tyler went to Springfield, Mass,
Thursday Of last week.
Hazel Roberts of Erving is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs Lois Ferriu.
Henry Merchant of Hartford Conn, is visiting
his uncle, f. A Merchant.
S. r Audry spent a few days recently with her
| cousin Mrs f. w. Tden.
| Albert Denison Of Greenfield came home Mon
| day night for town meeting.
| Mrs. NJ. f. Kennedy of Worcester is visiting
! her aunt, Mrs. Charles Stearns
Mrs Carrier of Chelsea, Mass, has been visit
| ing her brother c. j. Bronson.
| Miss Ethel, daughter of A. Jewell, is expected
| from Madison, Ind, next Friday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis visited their daugh
ter. Mrs, Frank Fuller, last week.
Ten persons from here attended the basket bal
| game at Brattleboro Saturday night.
| Miss Lizzie Robertson is spending the week
| with friends in Harrisville and keene.
Clement c. Holton has been on the sick list, be
| ing unable to go to Concord this week.
Charles Gray accompanied Arthur Boutelle t
| his home in Townshend last week Friday
Mics MaUgia Walph who q amDlOyad in Green
field Mass, visited her mother this week,
Miss Julia Streeter, who has been working il
Fitchburg, Mass, returned home last week.
Mrs. Estey, wife of Deacon Estey, is ILL., Mis-
Duffy is caring for her. Miss Charlotte Slate i
also i'll.
abscess for So ne time, is now again disabled witt
the same trouble
Mrs Peter Bowler and daughter Belle are visit
ing Mrs. Bouvier's daughter Mrs E. Sheperdson
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Griffin and Mrs, Haiti
Whittemore Of Keene visited at g. S. Goddard
the first of the week.
Mrs W E. Renshaw and daughter Emma re
turned from Warner last Friday. Miss Emma i
now i'll with bronchitis
Row Dawson, under the direction of Louis Fit
gerald, is able to play cornet solo with his si
ter Dollie accom- PIANIST.
Miss Cath -rine Caaghan, who graduated from
the High school in '9i, now or the Sprnteld tram
ing school, visited at James O'Brlen's last week,
Mrs Mary Chase. mother of the late Mrs San
uel Liscom and of Miss Eliza Thomas, died n
Gently at Hudson and was buried in Lowell Mas
The Misses Pauline aud Eirene La Mountain {
Millers Falls are spending few weeks with the
aunts Mrs. s. NJ. Denison and Mrs. Edward Be
Vile
= Misses Grace Whitaker and Lucy Spooner al
y spending the vacation with Miss Harriet Spoon'
at Tufts college and Miss Annie Spooner Boston
= Mass They are visiting the different points
interest in Boston, Cambridge and vi Unity al
are expected home Monday
Frank S. Archibald, who has been teaching Il
. Foundry grammar school at Colrain, Mass, (
the past five months. has resigned his posit
: | there and been elected teacher of the gramm
| school at West Swanzey. He begins his duti
there about April Is.
q Our new I'd selectman Mr.. Stebbins, celebrat
his I'D birthday anniversary Wednesday by inv
ing Miss Winnie Tiden, whose 18th birthday an
0 versary! occurred on the same day, to his hon
Tea was served and a birthday cake with the q
names inscribed on it was partaken OF.