Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-06-24
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Harlan Winslow is visiting in Boston.
Fred Edison has taken the Taft house to
paint.
Mrs. Thompson has recently visited in
Orange, Mass
Miss Ella Blodgett is visiting her cousin.
Mrs. Dr. Rice.
a. A. Blood of Mortified. Mass. was
in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Sage is working at dress
making in Alton, K. !.
Eiwyn Eddy attended the Masonic
meeting at Burlington.
Mrs. Nora Church of Bellows Falls is
visiting at Mrs. Cages.
Mumps, measles and whooping cough
have made their appearance.
Arthur Boutcle has been home for
short stay from Tufts college.
Anna Twitcheii goes for the summer To-
Chesterfield. y. H.. into a ho,c.
Mrs Martha Tyler of Bratueboro spent
Sunday with Miss Harriet Fletcher.
Luther Whitcomb of Wardsboro visited
his daughter. Mrs. Lizzie Parker last week.
Harry KimbalI, who was very 3D. las,
wetD ls more comfortable al presen.
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs SewaI and daughter from
Montague. Mass, are visiting a. Fannie
Gage S.
Frank Gage has returned from Fitch
burg. Mass. where he has been for a mum
Der of weeks
Fred KimOall has sold his span OF large
gray horses 20 Nj STACY of the Col.
Franklin farm.
The caucus was well attended. The del.
egates We're j. Il. Ware. L. l.. Tasting,
and :. O Garfield
Miss Ella Stebbins has returned from
Springfield, Mass, where she is employed
in large millinery establishment,
Miss Eta Morse, lady principal of Kim
ball Union Academy, Meriden, y. H.,
visited recently at Dea Charles Willard s.
Hattie Winslow closed her school in the
Holland district last Friday with a picnic
which was enjoyed by both parents ana
scholars.
The class of '"o of Leland and Gray viii
hold sOciable at the town hall Wedues-
day evening. the 2g.h. Ice cream and cake
will be served.
Fred Meacham closes his school at Ja-
malca this week and goes next week 90
Newport, Il. L.. for the third season as
clerk IN one of the large hotels there
Prof Colburn OF Craf.sburv academy
and mother have come here for the sum
mer and will occupy rooms al Airoy
Snow S.
Dr. Ross and wife of Fitchburc. Mass.
Clifford Holbrook and Mrs. John Nichols
OF Brattleboro and Carrie Mason of Bel
lows Falls were in town las, week at Tia,
Parker Mason wedding
Chi!dreu's day was pleasantly observed
a. the Baptist church last SUNDAY. the
little ones performing their parts well The
church was pretti.v trimmed for the orcs-
sion with ferns, wild flowers and potted
plants. The choir We're heptu, in prepar-
ING music Tor the occasion aud Children
day was enjoyed by al.
Mrs. Gleason OF Elmira. y. y. stopped
over night al the hotel last week on her
way 10 WInha.. her native place Fifty
i've years ago Mrs. Gleason lthcu Miss
Brooks. said She taught the higher depart
ment OF our village school and boarded al
EN.-Goy. Ranney $. She remembered
very pleasantly the then prominent people
OF the village, the Towards, klnneys.
Skaters, Biandins and many others. She
was a student al the academy when the
Old boarding house was kept bv Judge
Taft. the father of Judge Aiphonso Taft of
Cincinnati. once member of the President S
cabinet. The hotel she said. al that time
was KEEP. by Ahner johnson. Mrs. Glea-
son was accompanied by her sister. Mr.
Wales, and they were both physicians in q
sanitarium in Eumira. They visited both
cemeteries where they found many tam.l-
lar names.