Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-07-21

j. p. Young, wife and little son left
Monday for vacation in Montreal
Principal Robert A. Ray of the Keene
High school was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy Snow, an aunt of NJ. s. Leach,
is visiting Mr. Leach and his family.
Henry Higginson is making extensive
repairs and improvements on his house
Assistant Postmaster F. w. Cotton is
spending two weeks vacation in Lebanon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Young left
Wednesday for a visit in South Royalton,
VT
Mrs NJ A. Holland returned to Pena-
cock Tuesday, after a weeks visit at
home.
G. ]. Amidon's wooden mill is shut down,
to put in a new boiler, and for the annual
repairs.
Mrs. @. E. Keyou and Miss Eva Well
man are enjoying the sea breezes at York
Beach.
Mrs. Julia Jones is spending few days
at Spofford lake with her son, F. H. Jones,
and wife.
DIR. Leroy Durham of Pawtucket, R. l.,
was shaking hands with old friends in town
last week.
Mrs. G. A. Gray went to Jamestown, N
Y, last week, and will remain away
several weeks.
Mrs. G. D. Durham of Chicago is spend
ing a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Le-
ander Delphy.
Miss Edythe Minis has finished her stud
les at the business college in Keene and is
at her home here.
G. 7. Richards returned to Dartmouth
Medical college Tuesday, to take his last
years study there
William Casey, after several years work
in the Amidon mill has gone to his home in
Peterboro, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Latham and Miss
Ellen G. Walker are occupying the Steb-
bins cottage at Spofford lake.
Mrs. Keyou, and Mrs. Richardson of
Lexington, Mass, are the guests of their
son and brother, G. E. Keyou.
Postmaster Barrows has had the safe re-
Gently blown open by burglars repaired,
and it is now in first-class shape.
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Houle have been en-
PERTAINING Hrs. Houle's parents and young
brother and sister from Lebanon.
The rear end of the log drive passed
Hinsdale Sunday. The rain prevented
many from going to see the drsve.
Mrs @. D. Whitaker and son Paul went
to Turner's Falls Wednesday to spend the
remainder of the summer vacation.
t. H. Huckins, a classmate of c. T.
Richards, who has been visiting him, re-
turned to Dartmouth Medical college last
week.
making an extended visit with her sister,
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in town.
F. W. Robertson and family went to
Boston Tuesday, and will after a visit in
the city, seek some pleasant resort where
they will spend the hot season.
The Misses Mary, Ellen and Calista Detour,
who Joined the excursion to Quebec from
| Springfield, Mass, will, on the return trip,
remain several weeks at Plattsburg, N.
Y, before coming home.
N. d. Clark, who taught in our High
school for a short time several years ago,
visited F. E. Mason a few days and at
tended the Mason-Lewis wedding.
Mrs. Ashley Stone, her son, L. P Stone
of New York, and granddaughter, Miss
Maud Stone, arrived Saturday, and will oc-
cupy Mrs. Stones house for a few weeks.
Mrs. j. B. Dawson went to Belchertown,
Mass, Wednesday, where she will join her
husband, who is spending a short time
there. She was accompanied by Mrs. Jane
Archibald.
A. L. Lash has sold his meat market tc
Warner Barrett, who took possession last
week Thursday. Mr.. Lash is working for
A. Bliss, taking the place made vacant by
Mr.. Barrett going away.
L. Frank Stanton, representing Dodd
Mead & Co., OF New York city, has beer
canvassing the town for several days, AND
is SO far successful that he has sold severa
sets of the international encyclopedia.
Mrs. Stoughton of South Royalten, VT,
who has been with her daughter, Mrs. G
NJ. Oaks, for several months, returned Il
her home last week. Mrs. Oaks accom-
panied her for a few weeks visit in her ole
home.
Rev. D. L. Fisher, having accepted tn,
principalship of the High school, preached
his farewell sermon at the Universalis
church of which he was pastor, Sunda,
morning. His intention is to study at tn
Harvard summer school during the vaca
ton.
Chandos Josclyn sold the house in Cup
per Canada" owned and occupied by him
self and family at auction Saturday. Da
via Iafker OouBnb IL IOT ptOO. MT JOSclyl
intends to remove his family to Bridge
water, Vt, where he has secured work il
a wooden mill.
Miss Gertrude e. Leach made a re
cent visit in Connecticut. Among othe
places she visited at Rev. Stephen Smith
in Lebanon, former pastor of the Congre
gational church here Miss Leach was az
companied home by Miss Hewitt of Weatt
ersfield, Conn.
f. H. Jones has sold out his interest i
the clothing department of Jones {
O'Brien's store and it will be run under til
firm name of O'Brien, Belts & Boivir
The firm will also run store in Fitchbure
Mr. Jones has bought out and will run tn
drug department.
Miss Minnie McGinniss, who has for
} number of years been employed at Hot
Ashuelot, has given up her place and wi