Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-08-26
TOWNS HEND.

Willard Fisher was in town last week.
Mrs. Florence Rice has been on the sick
list.
Henry Miles is having vacation and is
at home.
Elwyn Person is moving his family from
Boston to this place.
Everett Phillips is repairing and paint
ing for f. l.. Hastings.
Miss Frances Phillips Of Keene, y. H..
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Sparks visited in
Westmoreland, \. H., last week.
Miss Clara Marden of Lo ldonderry Wis
tied Miss Myra Hobart last week.
Ed. Wetherbee. and wife have returned
to their home in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs Earl, former resident of this
place, is visiting at Will Hollands.
Miss Iolbrook of Athol, Mass. is visit
ing at her uncle's, Hugh Holbrook's
viii Sanderson and family of Gaines
vile, Florida, are visiting at Royal Sander
sons.
A large number from here attended the
Christian Endeavor convention at Dunn
merston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mason of Phila.
delpha spent Sunday in town at Adelbert
Mason's.
Mrs Clarissa Ware and daughter Ellen
have returned from their visit to SCHUYLER.
vile, y. Y.
Miss Ella Coolidge, daughter of ex.Con-
gresham Coolidge of Fitchburg, Mass, is
visiting at Charles Wizards, "a.
Mr.. Plummer, the evangelist, who held
meetings here for several weeks last spring.
preached to full house Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Bruce and son of New York city
ard Mr.. and Mrs Frank Blood of Spring
field have recently visited at A. A. Blood's.
John Howard and family and MIR. and
Mrs. Palmer of Maiden, Mass, have re-
turned to their homes after spending some
weeks in town.
Dr. Atwood and wife and Miss Charlotte
Patterson, who have spent the summer at
Mrs. II. Winslow's, left Monday morning
for their home in Rock Island, Ill.
Mrs. Olive Holmes of Saratoga, who has
been spending some time with her sister.
Mrs. c. c. Taft, left Friday for New York
city to visit her son and take in the naval
fGte
Charlie Day, one of the soldier bows
for few days, lie is just recovering from
typhoid fever, instead of malaral, as first
reported.
Mrs. Fannie Gage and family attended
the wedding Of her sister-in- law, Mrs. No.
rah Church, who was married to Rev. +.
+. Marggraf of the Universalist church at
bellows Falls last week. .,,,
The Congregational society held a picnic
on Newfane hill last Saturday. 1t was
largely attended, numbering 100 or more,
and we hear very pleasant time was en-
loyed, as the day was so clear the prospect
was fine.
Mr.. Perkins Of Stratton is negotiating
for the Prentice Carr place. This farm
has been occupied by Mr.. Carr 81 wears.
and on account of age and feebleness he
is obliged to leave ii, as he is no longer
able to carry it on.
There were union services at the Con-
gregational church Sunday evening and
very interesting meeting was held. The
subject of the meeting was Echoes from
Northheld," from Rev. Mr.. Taylor of Ne
braska, Rev. Mr.. Hardy and others who
attended the meetings there.
The inquiry is being made, Cannot our
streets be lighted? A few lamps would
tighten up the gloom wonderfully these
dark nights, and we find that many are
interested that there should be some move
in this direction. If we do not regard orr
own convenience we should have some re-
gard Tor the scholars who come from out
OF town to tarry with us.