Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-06-25

Miss Nav Baker returned Monday to her
home in Johnson.
c. H. sawyer has been IN remington
and Rutland this week.
The family of John Flint have gone to
Matteforsett, Mass, for the summer.
". F. Perley is in Bethel for two weeks,
where Mrs. Perley is the guest of her pa
rents.
Mrs. F. H. Flint and children are visiting
Mrs. Flint's mother, Mrs. Bailey in Clare
mont.
Rev J. E. Fullerton was at Vermont
Academy last week as a member of the ex-
aiming committee.
a large number from here are attending
the festivities of commencement week at
Nel mont Academy
Mrs. A. H. Webb, Miss Barry. and Miss
Mary 7. Goodrich former teachers in the
High school. spent commencement in town.
NIoreton \. Durkee, the popular dry
goods merchant, was married in Littleton,
y. H., Thursday, to Miss Carrie /. Hodg-
man of that place.
Drs. Matthews and Allbee went TO Wal
pole Sunday, where they performed an op-
GRAFTON upon Ned Bellows for the removal
of scrofulous glands.
Next Sunday will be observed as Chill
dren's day in the Universalist church The
evening concert will be under the direction
of Miss Eta Labaree.
]. Homer Bacon, Brown &c. has been
engaged to fill the vacancy in the faculty
of the High school caused by the resigna-
ton of Miss Marion Candee
z Rev. +. W. Lewis and daughter Bessie.
and Miss Carrie Smith have been in Brattle-
boro this week in attendance upon a con
vention of Epworth league.
Tuesday afternoon, Wards milk cart
collided with the hack of H. G. Earl on
Westminster street, overturning the hack,
and inflicting several cuts upon Mr.. Earl's
face.
The last fortnightly supper of the Uni
versalist ladies was held last evening, un-
der the direction of Mrs. Lyman Weston.
1t was followed by a meeting of the board
of parish trustees.
The state firemens tournament took place
in Nergennes yesterday. An excursion
was run from here, leaving at 6 A. NJ, and
returning late in the evening. A number
from here attended
The many Bellows Falls friends of DR..
Williams of Brown University. formerly
principal of Vermont Academy have been
glad to see him during commencement week
at Vermont Academy.
Dr. A. y. Allen of Claremont has charge
of DR.. Kirkland's patients while the latter
is absent for week in attendance upon the
annual meeting of the American Institute
of Homeopathy held in Buffalo.
Henry A. Wheeler has been appointed
town liquor agent, and will assume his
duties July l in the same quarters, in the
Town block Mr.. Wheeler's appointment
gives great satisfaction to the citizens
Frank Harvey, a former employee of J.
c. Day x Co., died at his home in West
port, y. H., Monday. He had been land
lord of the American House in Brattleboro
a hotel in Marlboro, y. H., and of late at
Westport.
H. O. Leonard and family have moved
into the house recently purchased by them,
near Walpole. This is large airy house,
and admirably adapted for the accommo-
dalton of summer boarders. A small cot
tage is connected with it.
The Young Peoples Society Christian En-
deavor of the Congregational church give a
lawn party this evening on the grounds be-
tween the residences of Rev. j. T. Fuller
ton and G. H. Sawyer on Cherry Hill.
Refreshments will be served.
A representative of the Globe Extract
company has been serving ice cream, jel-
lies, etc, this week at the F. B. F. Grocery