Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-03-17

there was a ballot, resulting IN l~O Notes
for W. ID. Stearns and lO3 for Ezra PIKE
Frank Clery is visiting in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Young are visiting in |
Athol.
All the village schools will begin Monday,
March 20.
Mrs. c. S. Carkin is visiting in Bridge
port, Conn.
f C. Robertson and wife went to New
York Tuesday.
Thomas Golden is working on the Halle
* Frost mill team.
Hon. l. F. Liscom spent several days IN
Concord last week
Clarence Jewell has been appointed JAM
tor of the Baptist church.
Mrs Cairns of Claremont is the guest of
her son, Rev. J. G.. Cairns
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred j. Weber on Monday.
Thomas McCaughern is with Harry Day
in Bellows Falls this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Brockway vel
coined a little son Monday.
Miss Gertrude Streeter of Greenfield Is
visiting Miss Bridget Redding.
Miss Muriel Shaw has been visiting in
Greenfield and Orange this week.
The teachers meeting will be with Mrs.
NJ c. Dix next Monday evening.
W. H. Lyman is in Maine, sent there as
agent for Brattleboro shoe firm.
Mrs. ]. H. Britton entertained cousin
from Burlington, Vt, last week.
Mrs. NJ. C. Dix is entertaining her aunt,
Mrs. f. A. Fox of Keene, this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Markey went to Clare
mont Wednesday for few days stay.
Miss Belle Dalphy is in West Wilton,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Orville II. Frye.
Luke Shubert of this town has opened
a shoe store on Roxbury street in keene.
Mrs. John Cunningham of Wilton is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Martin Kelley.
Samuel O'Niel and daughter, Florence,
spent last week with friends in Putney, Vt.
Miss Sophia Doolittle of Binghamton, n.
Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. H. Day.
n. NJ. Worden's family of eight setter
pups are a handsome. sight TO lovers of
dogs.
Miss Carriel,Nims was the guest of her
sister, Miss Edythe, in Keene, over Sun
day.
The ladies of the Methodist society serv-
ed dinner at their rooms town meeting
| day.
A. G. Sergeant, who was taken sick last
week Thursday night, is still confined to
the bed.
Miss Bertha Ball, former bookkeeper for
the Worden company, is visiting at g. y.
| Smiths.
j. c. Dillon is to take the position of
clerk in Simpsons Inn at Mortified
March 90.
The annual school meeting will be held
at the town hall Saturday afternoon,
March IS.
A. j. Brooks has moved his family to
Winchester, where he is employed in the
box shop.
Miss Marie Belanger went to Newton
Mass, Thursday, TO visit her sister, Mrs
E. l. Latham.
Mrs. Charles Whitaker and sons Willie
and Paul have been in Turner's Falls for q
few days visit.
Miss Jessie Babbitt of Worcester, Mass
is visiting Mrs. A. G. Sergeant and Other
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark of Keene ar,
at Mr.. Clark's mothers on Mortified street
for few days visit
Miss Gertrude E. Leach went to Green
field, Mass, last week Thursday to visi
friends and ettend a concert.
Mrs. Edward Shaw and two children re
turned to their home in Orange, Mass.
Saturday after weeks visit here.
G. II. Peterson, who has been employed
in Massachusetts,, has returned and is stay
ing at Mr.. Hamblins on Canal street.
Philip Laduc, recently employed by NJ
S. Leach, went to Northampton, Mass,
Monday, where he will work for the pres
ent.
Mrs. Frank Spencer and children hav
returned to their home in Spencer, Mass.
where Mr.. Spencer recently bought dru
store.
Edw. Harvey has gone home for a tw
months vacation and Edwin Bailey take
his place at the Bliss meat market while h
is away.
Miss Clara Field returned to her HON
in Brandon, VT, Saturday after a fe,
days' visit with her cousin, Frank FielC
and family.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs served
sugar supper at their rooms Thursday ever
ing. A pleasing entertainment followe
Iho suPPSi'
Mrs. Jane Amsden returned last wee
from a visit of several weeks with h,
granddaughter, Mrs. Stoddard, in Briu
field, Mass.
Pastor Renshaw's subject next Sunde
morning will be "Reward of Courage"
the evening he will speak on the Hon
Department"
Mrs. w. E. Renshaw and daughte
Emma, returned Monday evening from
few days visit with Mrs. Renshaw's pa
ents in Sullivan.
Rev. w. E. Renshaw attended the NEE
ing of the executive committee of &
Cheshire County Sunday School associ
ton in Keene, Wednesday.
Bert Hamblin, loom fxer at AmidoI
mill, fell down stairs at the mill Mond