Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-03
o. L. Sherman is making repairs on his

his DEATH
o. L. Sherman is making repairs on his
barn.
p. II. Carr of Westminster was guest
on Sunday at Luke j. Morse's.
Mrs. Edna Clark of PittsAeld, Mass. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. p. NJ. Miles.
Miss G.. Morse of Wrentham, Mass, was
recent visitor at John o Metcalfs.
Albert L. Carson of Washington, D. c.,
is a visitor at the Methodist parsonage.
An exhibition of Edison's moving pict-
ures will be given next Tuesday evening at
the Methodist church.
Mrs. j. A. Young left last Friday for a
trip of two or three weeks to Munson,
Mass, and Saratoga Springs.
Harry Robbins and p. II. Carr recently
saw a large bear near the highway on
Grimes Hill east of this village.
A number of our teachers are in attend
ance at the annual meeting of the State
Teachers association at Brattleboro.
Dana and Harry Stedman went to
Greenfield, Mass, Tuesday to attend the
wedding of their cousin, Arthur Staples
and Miss Jessie Freshour.
The Yong Peoples Christian Union
will consider "All Saints Day; Modern
Apostles" next Sunday evening. Leader,
Miss Effie Prouty.
At the Universalist church next Sun
day morning the pastor, Rev. D. A. Ball,
will preach sermon appropriate to the
communion service, which will follow.
A party was given at Chester f. Perry's
Monday in honor of the 21st birthday an
nversary of Frank Fisher. The occasion
was a very pleasant one to the large num-
Der in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Park attended the
wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
ellison at Brattleboro last Friday evening.
The bride is a niece of Mrs. Park and has
been frequent visitor in this village.
Rev. Charles Brown, who is Of Williams
vile parentage and has many relatives
here, was recently called from the Baptist
church at South Wellington, Conn, where
he has labored for seven or eight years, 10
the Baptist church at Newport, VT.
Mrs. Levi Manchester and Mrs. William
Billings and daughter, Alice, all of West
Haven, this state, are visitors at George
7. Manchester's. Mrs. Manchester is the
mother and Mrs. Billings the sister of Mr.
Manchester.
Harry Moore of Springfield, Mass, ha,
sold the homestead Of the late Mary l.
BROOKS on the South Newfane road to BY
ron c. Bailey. Mr.. Bailey, who makes
the purchase for a home, finds it a con
venient location for his growing soap bust
ness.
Herbert Stratton, who has been in tn,
employ of G. E. Tyler for four or iv,
months, left Monday for Manchester, n
H., at which place he expects to enter tn,
employ of a wrought iron range manufac
turer as travelling salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Richardson have re
turned from their wedding trip and will
make their home with Mrs. Sarah Saben
Mrs. Richardson's grandmother. Mr.
Richardson has lived here about four year
with the exception of his term of service
with company l, First Vermont Regiment
and he is a man whom We are all glad I,
welcome as prominent resident.
Miss Ethelynd Gould of Randolph,
| graduate OF Emerson's college of oratory
Boston, will make her appearance at tn
| Universalist church on Friday evening o
next week under the auspices of tn
| Young Peoples Christian Union Juniors
The little folk will furnish choice must
cal exercise in connection with Mis-
Gould's recitals. Miss Gould gave an en-
tertainment here four years ago which wa
highly enjoyed.
Herbert NJ. Morse, who died suddenly o
apoplexy in Philadelphia a few days ago
was born in this place Nov. Is, 1886, tn
second son of the late George A. and Mar
tina Morse, formerly of Brattleboro. NJ
Morse was educated in the Brattlebor
High school. He had been a resident o
Philadelphia the past As years. His mani,
qualities were recognized by all who knew
him, while his many friends mourn will
his family their severe loss. For a mum
Der of years his SUNNI, rs had been spen
in South Newfane, and he always exhib
tied great affection for the hills of Vel
mont. He is survived by widow, son
sister and brother.