Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-06-02

The Dorcas guild met Thursday with
Mrs. Harry Franklin.
Lucius Wheelock Of Brightwood, Mass,
has recently been in town.
Mrs. viii Carlton has visited her sister,
Mrs. Sparks, the past week.
Mrs. d. c. Frost Of Putney is visiting
relatives and friends in town.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Adrich have gone
on visit to Sunderland, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Of Worcester,
Mass, are visiting at +. A. Covey's.
Miss Lillian Benson of Chester is visit
ing her friend, Miss Grace Thayer.
Allen johnson of Schenectady, Y. y,
is visiting his niece, Mrs. Helen Willard.
Repairs are being made on the Baptist
parsonage. f. w. Phillips is doing the
work.
Charlie Aldrich of Walpole, y. H., a
former student here, spent Sunday in
town.
Mr.. Bingham and his daughter, Mrs.
Hagh, and son, spent Sunday at Henry
Bailey's. -
Mr.. and Mrs. j, S. Cummings spent sun
day with Mrs. Cummings mother, Mrs.
l.. Barber.
David Stearns of Royalton, this state,
has recently visited his sister, Mrs. Theo-
dore Rand.
Mrs. Moses Randall has two elegant
gloxnias, one of which has had 40 bios
SONS on it.
Ebert Landman is here from his medi
cal studies in Dartmouth college at Han
over, y. H.
Children's day will be observed at the
Congregational church one week from
next Sunday.
Mrs. Marcia Cathan has closed her house
and gone to board at Judson Derry's in
Harmonyyile.
A large number from this place attend
ed the recital of Miss Moor at Newfane
Thursday evening.
Judson Derry visited his son, druggist
in Worcester He also visited his friends
in Boston and other places in Massachu-
sets.
Mrs. Rice has returned home after a
number of weeks absence in hospital in
Boston where she has been for treatment,
and she soon hopes to be in her usua
health.
w. S. Holland has bought the fine pac
n. II. The mare has a record of 2:l7
She will be trained by Frank Lawrence
this summer.
J A handsome new pulpit set has beer
, placed in the Congregational church thu
past week. Some Improvements hav'
D been made in the interior and new carpets
! are to be put on the aisle and stairs.
Henry Miles, who has been employed TO
many years by the Great Eastern Fertil
70 izer company, has recently received order
= to 60 to Hilsboro, Ohio, aftertwo months
! vacation at his home here. Mr.. Miles ha
y heretofore operated in New York an
!, Pennsylvania.
o There will be an organ recital in tn
I near future in the Congregational church
d of which further notice will be given mex
/. week, by F. c. F. Cramer, Mus. Bac. Car
! tab, an organ Virtuosa who is with tn
e Estey Organ company of Brattleboro, an
3, is now playing at the electrical exhibitio
/, in Madison Square Garden, New York.
B James, son of Hon. Wilder Burnap {
Burlington, who is so well known heI
where many of his relatives reside goes
h Mexico to a coffee plantation in compan
Sc with Thomas C. Pearse, Burlington maj
W who, with j. w. Norton, owns the plants
n ton. 1t is located on the isthmus OF II
hauntepec. They will sail from New Yor
q June for Vera Cruz, and will go frol
' there by boat and horseback.
n Mr. and Mrs. Dutton of Springfield
as Mass, spent Sunday in town and wou
Nc liked to have found boarding place
y some farm house for their family of si
ne Not being able to find place they wei
W from here to Jamaica. 1t seems to u
e writer there are places where they mig
have got in, and would it not be we'll +
= any who would like to take boarders
leave their names with A. A. Mason, al
then all who stop there could be direct
to these places. We do not know OF al
better way for the farmers to make mon
10 than to take boarders, and we are glad OF
'rs farmer sees it in that light and has nit
ND up his house very nicely for this purpo
bs by putting on piazzas, raising up the ro'
-tb and now has a ven pleasant and comm
5 d. us home and bad his boarders all
Ir, sed last fall to- HI his house the conf
season.