Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-20

shop in Millers Falls and is playing on the
Millers Falls ball team.
Miss Emma Wellman returned last week
Friday, after months outing at the
seashore and elsewhere.
G.. A. Robertson took advantage of the
excursion, and went to Boston Saturday,
returning the same night.
E. j. Richards has recently had placed
upon his lot in Pine Grove cemetery a
handsome granite monument.
Misses Carrie Stearns and Caroline b.
Howe gave an entertainment at the Sea
View House at Rye Beach Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Flora Spencer and Miss Boyd of
Keene are visiting Miss Spencer's sisters,
Mrs. Walter Todd and Mrs Charles Cor
klns.
Hiss Nellie May Lyman returned from
Greenfield last week Friday, where she
has been visiting her grandparents for
four weeks.
Miss Stella Spencer left for Boston Sat
urday. After spending few days in and
about that city, she will visit her brother,
| in Littleton.
During the pastors vacation the Sunday
school at the Congregational church is very
small. There were only 46 present last
Sunday and so the Sunday before.
w. r. F. johnson, who has been i'll for
several months, but who had so far recov-
cred as to be able to ride out, has had
relapse and is again seriously i'll.
E. D. Cass of Richmond, a graduate of
IIinsdale High school, also of the Dart
mouth class of '07, will be principal of
a grammar school in Dover, Y. H.
F. w. Robertson and family and E. c.
Robertson and family, spent last week at
Silverdale hotel, Lake Spofford. Mrs. f.
w. Robertson and daughter remain there
yet.
Miss Gertrude Leach, who has been
teaching music in Mantle, Conn, since
last fall, accompanied by her friend, Miss
Hewett OF Weathersfeld, Conn, is at her
home here for few weeks vacation.
The ladies' bicycle parade which was to
have been held last Saturday afternoon,
did not materialize, on account of so many
of the ladies being out of town. No doubt
it will come off at later date.
F. A. Wells, who has taught the second
grammar school for several terms, will not
return, but will remain at the White
Mountains until about Oct. /, and will
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winter.
The Depot street school building is in
first-class condition for the beginning of
the fall term, as new hard pine floors have
been laid throughout the building, sheath
ing put on to the two upper rooms, and all
the wood work oiled and vanished ard
ceilings painted.
Satan" is the Methodist sermon theme
for Sunday morning; woman, her place,
her power and peril" the Sunday evening
topic. Mrs. Ii. +. Parker will speak sun
day evening. Gospel Hymns. Good mu-
sic. "What mokes a model prayer meet.
ing" the Friday evening topic.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Holton, Mrs. g. S
Howe and daughter, Miss Caroline b
Howe and Mr.. and Mrs. Rue p. MIN,
will start Saturday for the national Crane
Army encampment and Woman's Relief
corps convention to be held at Buffalo mex
week. Mrs. Howe is state delegate tC
the Womans Relief corps convention.
A very enjoyable reunion took place a
the home of Benz. F. Adams last Tuesday
afternoon and evening. Besides Mr.. AID
! ans there were present Arthur +. o. Nal
. ley of st. Johnsbury, VT, Franklin f
Head Of Brattleboro and Carl T. Rich
} ards and Edward p. Bailey of Hinsdale
all graduates Of Dartmouth college In tn,
y class of '97, and all members of Phi Delta
= Theta fraternity. The afternoon and even
ing were passed very pleasantly will
games and the singing of college songs.
very dainty lunch was served by Miss Car
D rie Adams.