Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-04-07
Miss Sarah Bailey is i'll with malaria.
Rev. ]. G. Cairns want to Rosto,, NJ,

a.
Rev. j. G. Cairns went to Boston Mon
day.
Mrs. Harriet Higgins was very i'll the
first of the week
Thomas Smith has been elected captain
of the hose company.
Mrs Thomas Kean of Boston is visiting
in town for few days
Austin Dickerman visited his son in
| Greenfield, Mass, Saturday.
DR.. w. +. Fay and wife are taking an
outing in Boston and vicinity.
Thomas Manning takes Geo. Howe's place
on the Halle * Frost mill term.
S. f Liscom has had his pension in
creased from SO to S24 per month.
Rev. w. f. Renshaw was called to Win
chester Tuesday to attend funeral
David Bell has returned from Manches-
ter, Conn, where he has been employed.
Miss Nellie O'Brien has returned from a
three months visit in Valley Field, Canada.
Mrs. Edward Cunningham of Miller's
Falls, Mass, visited in town over Sunday.
Edward Abbott of Bradford. VT. is a
new employe at the Brightwood Paper
mill.
Rev. j. q. Cairns went TO Claremont to
visit his parents last Thursday, returning
Friday.
Ralph E. Metcalf entertained his brother,
Wallace Metcalf, of Westminster, Vt,
over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Rafferty, Of Gilbertville.
Mass, has been the guest of old friends in
town recently.
Miss Marguerite f. Leonard is spending
her vacation with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Leonard.
John Abbott was called to Brad
ford, Vt, Saturday to attend the funeral
of his grandfather.
Frank Rouillard, who is attending the
Baltimore medical college, came home Mon
day for a vacation.
Robbie Blanchard Ihas returned home
from Buffalo, N Y, where he has been ex-
hibiting for few weeks.
Mrs. Philip Laduc and two children went
to Northampton Saturday to visit Mr.. La
due who is at work there.
Roger Mcintosh, a Harvard student, and
son of Prof. William Mcintosh is spending
the week with his father.
Mrs. n. NJ. Worden and Mrs. E. A. Wor-
den went to Boston Tuesday for few
days visit and sight seeing.
Miss Annie NJ, Mitchell, who is teacher
In Boston school, is spending weeks va
cation with her mother, Mrs. Mary Mitch
ell.
Mrs. w. n. Pike and Mrs. Gustayus
Smith attended the tenth anniversary eel
ebratlon of the grange at Athol, Mass.
last week.
Mrs. M. G. Dix and Mrs. Valmer Aid
rich went to Manchester Tuesday in the
interests of the Golden Cross They re-
turned Wednesday.
The Beedle company of Keene is exhibit
ing the Ludwig piano this week in the par.
Tor at Hotel Ashuelot, where all visitors re-
ceive polite attention.
James Sprague, who was in Long
meadow, Mass, where he was to manage a
large farm, has been obliged to return
home on account of illness.
Geo. G. Howe has flushed work on the
Halle & Frost mill team. He began
work Monday ON L, A. Parks's farm,
which he will run on shares.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Burrill of South
Manchester, Ct, visited Mrs. Thomas Mar
tin for a short time Tuesday. They visited
other friends in town this week.
Mrs j. w. Merrill of Keene. county
president of the Foreign Missionary socie-
ty, will address the local society at the Con.
gregational vestry ON the afternoon of
Thursday, April 10.
Miss Gertrude E. Leach, who has sung
in the Unitarian church at Keene for the
past year, has been engaged to sing in the
Baptist church in that city. She made the
change last Sunday.
j. G. McCaughern and E. P. Bailey came
home from Dartmouth college Wednesday
morning to spend the spring vacation. f.
D. Archibald will not be home for several
days as ne is with the college basket ball
team on their Easter trip.