Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-09-22

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International council.
Teachers and pupils of Vermont Acsd-
envy took their first walk together this fall
last Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie b. Nell came last week
from Buffalo to spend while with her pa
rents and children at Maple Grove.
Miss Hart of West Rutland takes the in
termediate school in place of Miss Fanny
Pettenglll, who resigned the position.
Miss Annie Blodgett goes to New
Haven, Conn, on Saturday, for three
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. G. L. Blake has returned from
New York, and shows this week an
attractive display of fall and winter millin-
cry.
The services at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning will be omitted.
Sunday school and evening services as
usual.
Mrs. George Chandler and son of Hart
ford, Conn, have been the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Graves during the past
week.
Mrs. Sarah Goodell of Newport, VT,
formerly of Westminster West, is spend
ing few days among her friends of this
village.
+. G.. Taft, who has been visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. W. Taft,
returned to his home in Glens Falls, N. Y.
last Monday.
Mrs. Gilman Minis and daughter, Mrs.
II. Houghton of Keene, N. H., have been
spending few days with their aunt, Mrs.
j. Fl. Ramsey.
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the regular water supply has entirely fail
ed. There is danger of sickness because
of impure water.
G. H. Douglass and family are soon tC
occupy the tenement recently vacated by
Mrs. Davidson. At present they art
boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Whitcomb
Students for Brown university, Ray
Hughes and Miss Jennie Wheeler, and stu
dents for Wellesley, Miss Carrie Locke anC
Miss Carrie Holt, resume college life thi'
week.
Miss Flora Pope, lady principal, anC
teacher of music at Vermont Academy
was called to her home in Lee, Mass, las
Monday, by the serious illness of he
mother.
Farmers are busy filling their silos
Some fields of corn were frost bitten be
fore cut for the silo. The potato croI
promises to be very good. The quality |
said to be extra good.
The pleasant occasion last week at MI
aud Mrs. Geo. Morrison's was in honor o
the 5th-not 50th as reported last week
wedding anniversary of their children, MI
and Mrs. Fred Morrison.
j. w. Graves has rented his house unit
April to H. T. Wilder. Mr.. and Mr.:
Graves go this week to Hartford, Conn
where they will spend the winter wit
Mrs. Gravess brother and family.
Mrs. Pratt and daughter went Saturda
to Readsboro for the winter. Mrs. PraI
because of poor health has been obliged I
give up sewing. She will spend SON
months with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Bemi
Miss Grace Williams has gone to Bosto
for the study of music at the conservator
of music. Miss Williams is already prot
cient in music, but desires still to enjo
the advantages for study found at the col
servatory.
Several of our young people have recen
ly entered upon their work in colleg
Misses Nellie Stearns, Helen Pettengi
and Alice Chaplin are at Mt Holyok
Misses Caroline Locke and Carrie Holt,
! Wellesley, and Ray o. Hughes at Brow
, The Saxtons River base ball team playt
its last game of the season Saturday vii
the strong Ludlow team at Ludlow, al
won, Is to IL. The game was close al
!, exciting from start to finish. The numb
of base hits made off each pitcher was Il
same, IA, but Hughes was steadier thS
Dorsey aud was more successful in keepiI
l the hits scattered. The work of DO
catchers was. of a high order. Brilia
plays were also made by Campbell,
' Hughes and Davis. Batteries, Saxto
5 River, c. Hughes and Whittemore; Lu
S low, S. Dorsey and Clark.