Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-16
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Mrs ingalls, of HarmoDyvile is ill, also
Mrs. Ina Cobb.
The community regret very much that
DR.. Rice has decided to leave this place
and 90 West. His studious habits had
given people confidence in him, and he
had gained the esteem of the people in
this place in marked degree.
Rev. and Mrs. Hardy attended, he con-
ference at Westminster West. The dele
gates were DIR. Osgood and wife, Hugh
Holbrook and wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cobb.
Professor Newton of Andover, Mass,
and his wife have returned to their home
after spending their vacation at Mrs. New
toms fathers, Mr.. Hugh Holbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arba Hobrook of La
Grande, Oregon, have visited in town the
past week Mr.. Holbrook is a native of
this town. 1t is Is years since he left it
for his western home. They visited their
aunt, Mrs. Adelbert Mason. They were
accompanied by Mr.. Holbrook's sister,
Mrs. John Nichols and his brother, Cliff
ford Holbrook of Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gleason spent
Sunday in town saying good bye" to old
friends previous to their departure to
Minneapolis, where they are to make their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Faulkner have been
in Putney caring for their son Ernest,
who has been seriously Ill.
Arthur Folett has returned to Yale col
lege after spending his vacation at home.
Arthur Batchelder has returned to Middle
bury college.
Mrs. Henry Holland has been called to
Brandon by the serious illness of her
mother. Mrs. Mary Shattuck is with her
brother caring for the home in her absence.
She has as guests Miss Carrie Farrar and
her niece, Miss Merrifed of New York
city, who are staying few weeks at the
Brooks House in Bratteboro. Miss Farrar
is a former resident of this town. Her
mother was sister of the late Judge How
ard and A. c. Howard.
Holly Wilson a young lad, who has
been interested in gardening this summer,
picked tomato weighing one and one
half pounds from his garden.
Miss Myra Hobart has gone to Boston
for several weeks stay.
Hollis Nichols, who is SO years old, is
quite i'll. Mrs. Sabine Nichols, his sister
in-aw, of Kalamazoo, Mich, has recently
Nlslleu MIN.
Lorin Pettee, who has visited his
mother, Mrs. ARA Benson, has returned
to his home in Northboro, Mass.
Asa Greenwood and Fred Kimball have
had new silos built this fall. The farmers
are busy now filling their slos.
Miss Wiswell of Marlboro, n. H., spent
Sunday at Rev. NJ. +. Hardy's. She will
teach in one of the schools of Newfane this
fall.
Mrs. Henry Franklin and Mrs. Marcia
Cathan are on the sick list.
Willie Willard is home on his furlough.
he is thin in flesh and says he has lost 40
pounds in weight.
The schools in town began Monday
The village school is taught by George
Houghton and Leila Bishop. Annie Cooke
teaches in the Holland district, Hattie
Winslow in No. 3 and Lila Burbee in the
Carr district. Those t, aching out of town
are Mrs. Kenyon in Newfane village,
Edith Sanders in Wardsboro, Eta Hobart
in Cambridgeport, where she has taught so
many terms of school, May Willard in
West Townshend, Beulah Potter in
Athens, Abby Folett in Peru, Miss Chase
in Athens. George Chase is out of town
teaching.