Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-02
STATIONS RIV Err.

Mrs. Whippe is able to ride for short
distances,
The fall term at Vermont Academy he
gins next Tuesday.
Albert Perry and Mrs Wiggin went
home Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Clayton has returned to Athol. Mrs
Clayton remains for a time at Colin Lakes
Mrs Pratt has been visiting for some
DAYS at Weston. She returned this week
Miss Della Smith returned on Saturday
to New Bedford, Mass, to her school work
Mrs Charles Nichols and children are at
home again, after an absence of several
weeks.
Frank Powers has finished work on the
bridge and has returned with his family to
his farm.
Mr. Jakway, now in business at Bellows
Falls, plans to take up his residence there
on Saturday, 49, AYgN
James Pettengill aud Miss Maude of
Clarksouville, Va have lately visited at
DR. Pettengilps.
On Wednesday Mrs Hugh Christy came
from Chester for few days visit among
her many friends.
School in the Weston and Buchanan dis
BTlCb began ldSl mouudN' HISS Iltleu I ct
tengill is the teacher
Frank Spaulding has been attending the
fair at White River junction this week
He also visited in Bethel
A sister of Mr. DEMO and her son and
daughter from Cambridgeport, Mass, re
Gently visited at Colin Lakes.
Rev Mr. Boughton and his friend, Rev
J. A. Clark of Wallingford, Conn, spent
Sunday at Sunapee, lake, n. H.
Mrs johnson and daughter, who have
spent some weeks at Milton Barrv's. left
Monday for their home in Chicago, Ill.,
Carl Thompson began work Monday in
the drug store of Mr. Davis in Walpole.
N. H, He expects to learn the drug bust
ness.
Charles Spaulding and Leslie took the
excursion train for Lake George Saturday.
They enjoyed the sail on the lake exceed
ingly
David Stearns will go in few DAYS to
his uncles in Royaton. He will attend the
academy at Royalton for two or three
terms.
The social event Of the week occurs to-
day at Maple Grove in the lawn party
The proceeds go for repairs on the Congre-
gational parsonage
Prof. and Mrs White and their son and
daughter visited Dir. and Mrs. Ellery Wed
nesday. Prof. White is connected with
Worcester academy.
Miss Jennie Thayer, who has been spend
ing some weeks at her home in East Al
stead, \. H came on Monday to visit
Mrs Scion Morrison
Eugene Smith will leave home on Satur-
l.. 81 J a.
purpose OF study at the University of Ne
braska the coming year.
Mrs Mary c. Bowen came home on Fri
day for visit of some weeks. Miss May
Bowen Is guest for a few days at the
Congregational parsonage.
Miss billiard has gone for a visit al Am
herst, Mass From there she will 90 to
North Adams 70 another years work as
teacher in the normal school.
In the absence of Rev. Mr. Boughton.
DIR. Ellerv occupied the pulpit of the Bap-
fist church sunday He spoke in the
morning upon Christian education.
The public schools resume work Tuesday
next. The school building has been new
silled ON the south side and put in fresh or
der inside for the opening of school
Mrs. Frost and Miss Cordelia Frost have
gone to New York. Miss Frost will enter
upon her work as musical instructor in
Stamford seminary, New York, Sept D.
Mrs. r r. Harris had the misfortune to
break her leg near the ankle while picking
blackberries at Grafton Monday. Her
husband and daughter were at hand TO care
for her
Foster D. Locke and bride returned ON
Tuesday from Sunapee lake They were
married Aug 20 at the Baptist parsonage
in Newport, y Il. MIR and Mrs Locke
are now lat home
Sept 4 win be communion SUNDAY at both
churches Services viii bee held at both
vestries Saturday at 2:30 O'Clock, Their
vacations being over both pastors resume
their regular work again
Fay s. Fuller for three wears I'm the EN-
ploy Of Mr. Phelps in Wallmgford, Conn,
has lately entered the shop of Foster Locke
Mr. and Mrs Fuller began housekeeping
on Monday in Henry Knights house
Their many friends are very happy in the