Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-09-21

vhog wore uuhOle 10 pay Jne Hne anu COsJb
imposed, we're taken to the county farm at
Westmoreland, where they will have a
boarding place until they have worked out
the amount required, $l2.66 each. On the
same day, William Lee, who had been
making disturbance on the island, was
brought into the police court, and fine and
costs amounted to $12 ~, which he declined
to pay, but when he saw the conveyance
which was to take him to Westmoreland he
paid the bill
Louis Fitzgerald is visiting in Peterboro.
John Smith is a clerk in Mortified, Mass.
Edgar Bartlett has been on the sick list
a few days.
A daughter of Peter Dupee is i'll with
malarial fever.
Mrs. j. p McCaughern of Walpole is
visiting in town
Willie Brockway of Saxtons River is
working in town.
Mrs. Elvira Evans of Milers Falls visited
in town this week.
Charles Newcomb offers his place on
Spring street for sale.
The Junior Endeavor society held bas-
ket picnic on Saturday.
Ralph Carey, manager of the Canal street
edge tool works, is i'll with a fever.
Miss Margaret E. Leonard went to Dub
lin Saturday for few days stay.
Mrs. Laura A. Jeffords is visiting her
brother, NJ. V. Spencer, in Keene.
NJ. d. White and wife are taking few
days vacation in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Jennie Putney has been housed a
short time with malaria, but is out again.
G. p. Stewart has been at home from his
work for few days on account of illness.
Ned and Crissie Eames and Lester Thorn
as were guests at George Smiths over Sun
day.
The first frost of the season was report
ed in some localities in town last Friday
night.
Misses Margaret and Julia Stearns have
returned home after an absence of several
weeks
A. D. Meacham is spending few days
in Lancaster and other New Hampshire
towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Richards are visiting
in Fall River and other places in Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. Mary North of Northampton has
been spending several days with relatives
in town.
Mrs. F. w. Tilden is taking a three
weeks rest from home cares with friends
in Barre.
Mrs. William Burrows returned Wednes-
day from Maine, where she has spent the
summer.
R. P. Minis and George Bailey are doing
a job of concreting for the Dickensons in
Ashuelot.
A good number from here attended the
fair at Greenfield on Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Susie Hanrahan of Brattleboro ha,
been spending her annual vacation at hel
home here.
New tenants in one of Mrs. Wise's tene
ments are Henry Smith and family from
| Claremont.
Mr.. and Mrs, Oscar Bailey of Rumney
are working at G. S. Smiths on the Brat
tleboro road.
Shipmans Uncle Toms Cabin company
will exhibit this evening in a tent at Riv
erside park.
DR.. Hartwell, head physician in tn,
Long Island hospital, recently visited DR.
B. f. Worthing.
Miss Harriet Spooner went to Haverhil
Saturday where she has a position as as
sistant teacher in the High school.
The Robertson Brothers are building
new tower, putting in a new fire engine
and making thorough repairs at their pa
per mill.
Rev Mr.. Kimball of Dummerston, Vt.
preached an excellent sermon at the Con
gregational church Sunday, in exchang
with the pastor.
p. G. Brennan, who has been confinad t.
his home on River street by poor health, i
so much better that he is seen in the vii
lage frequently.
John Roach, loom ixer at Amidons wool
en- mill, left for Canada Tuesday. Rumol
has it that when he returns he will brinl
bride with him.
Miss Hattie Lamson, a graduate of TIN
Hinsdale High school, class of OF, wa
married to Walter Scott Jesseman at Lis
bon on Saturday.
The topic at the Congregational churcl
this evening will be: "The Mid week Pray
er Meeting-Of what Benefit is it to tn
Church Members"
Mrs Edison Moon and child of Benning
ton, Vt, returned home with her mother
Mrs. Norman Knapp, who has been witt
her for few days.
Warren Hall, who fell and dislocated hi
shoulder while working on a building il
Chesterfield few DAYS ago, is able to rid
up to superintend the work.
Julius l. Streeter and Miss Ella Minor
both of North Hinsdale, were united il
marriage last Saturday evening, leavinl
Immediately for brief wedding trip.
Mr.. Mcdonald, Mount Hermon student
occupied the Baptist pulpit last Sunday
Services will be held there next Sunda
with "a speaker from the same institution.
A full attendance is desired at the WON
ans Relief corps meeting on Thursday even
ing, Sept. 81. The annual inspection o
the corps will take place on Tuesday, OctS
The Mortified base ball team failed t
appear at Riverside park Saturday after
noon, and a five inning game was playe
between teams got together on the grounds
Rev. Archibald McCord of Keene preach
ed at Cavalry Methodist church Sunday
the pastor, Rev. E. j. Deane, being pre-
vented from conducting the services by il
ness.
Nine members of the class in norml
Bible training, which has been conducte
by Rev. W. e. Renshaw, recently passed
successful examination under the directio
of Professor Bingham.
The scarcity of water in the AshuelC
river of late has been serious hindranC
to the mills and shops which are depend
emit upon water power, causing the outpu
to be greatly curtailed.
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