Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-03


Stolen bases, Thurston, Sweeney, Lynch. Passed
ball. Sweeney, /. Bases on balls, off Lynch G.,
Morrison B. Umpire, j. Young.
Mrs. Bartlett is in Keene visiting her
son.
G.. A. Robertson was in Boston and Con-
cord last week.
Mrs. D. L. Fisher went to Cambridge,
Mass, Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Robertson has been visiting
in Keene for few days.
William Bartlett of Indiana is visiting
his cousin, Edgar Bartlett.
Mrs. Winnie Welsh visited in Keene
from Thursday until Monday.
William Evans of Cleveland, Ohio, is
spending several weeks in town.
Miss Ethel Fitzhenry of Medford, Mass
visited at A, A. Bailey's this week.
Mrs. Maurice Purcell was very i'll with a
gastric trouble the first of the week.
Miss Nellie Corliss is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Corcoran, is Saxtons River, Vt.
Fred Kilhart, who has been housed by a
fall from his bicycle, is able to be out again.
Burton G. Spencer will occupy George
Lyons house on the plain for the present.
H. A. Jones of Keene is spending few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Julia Jones.
Mrs. George Moody of Lowell, Mass
has been a guest at f. w. Tildens recently.
F. W. Robertson and family have been
enjoying a few days outing at the beaches.
Mrs. W. +. Renshaw returned home
Tuesday from a visit with her sister in
Marlboro.
NJ. II. Shaw is building dam across the
Ashuelot river near the old Morris Cum
bingham place.
A new stone foundation is being put I'M
der the cloth dryer at the Halle q Frost
mill this week.
Miss Fanny Jewhurst of Brooklyn, n.
Y, is making her aunt, Mrs. f. Markey, a
two weeks visit.
Myron Minis and family of Keene will
spend next week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs David Minis.
The work of clearing up the town hall
site will be awarded to the lowest bidder
in the near future.
Thirty-seven junior Endeavorers enjoyed
picnic in Thompsons grove on Friday af-
ternoon of last week.
Dogs got into the flock of sheep belong
ing to Mr.. Smith on Wednesday, and killed
and disabled II sheep.
Willard Miner injured his right hand
while handling ice Monday morning, in
days.
Mrs. Edna Kempton has gone to heI
home in Newport, and from there will &c
to Lewiston, Ne, where she has employ
meut.
The Companions of the Forest gave
social dance on Tuesday evening at Crane
Army hall, which was enjoyed by about A
couples.
Miss Sarah Bailey entertained hel
nephew, William E. Bailey of st. Johns
bury, Vt, Sunday. Mr.. Bailey is a stu
dent at Mt. Hermon.
Charles Dickerman and family of Green
field came up to help his father, A II
Dickerman, celebrate his Goth birthda,
anniversary last week Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patnaude of Orange
Mass, were guests of the formers sister
Mrs. Edward Frazier, this week. Mrs
Frazier also entertained two sisters
The Baptist Sunday school held a picni,
in Thompson's grove on Saturday Every
thing possible was done to make it a pleas
ant occasion, especially to the children.
DR.. Carl T. Richards and his roommate
Mr.. Huckins, while at the Dartmouth Med
ical college, have opened an Office for tn,
practice of medicine in Leominster, Mass
Rev. Father Coakley of Bristol received
a generous donation from the Roman Cath
Ollie people when here recently, the sum Il
apply on expense of a new church whicl
he is building.
Mrs Mary A., wife of Henry NJ. Magee
of Winchester, died of an internal cancer
last week Wednesday, and the burial wa
from the Roman Catholic church here oil
Friday morning, funeral services beinl
conducted by the pastor, Rev. L. NJ, Wilde
Mrs. G. w. Stafford was surprised b,
about so of her friends one evening las
week, who had gathered to help her cele
brate her birthday. A delightfully."- socia
evening was enjoyed. Refreshments wer,
served. Several gifts were left as a re
minder to the hostess of the occasion.
Rev. w. H. Woodall and family lef
Tuesday for South Arlington, Mass, wher
they will spend the month of August. Mr.
Woodall will have charge of the churcl
and parish of Rev. Mr.. Wilson of tina
place, who, with his family will occupy Mr.
Woodall's home and have charge of tn
Baptist parish here.
Mrs. John Gale has a night blooming
cereus which is Is years old, and Frida
night it bore six beautiful blossoms, an
one more on Saturday night. A humble
of persons gathered at the house to see tn
rare blossoms. The one which opened las
filed the Congregational church with fra
GRANGE Sunday morning.
Little Marion S. Robertson celebrate
her fifth birthday anniversary on Wednes
day afternoon, by entertaining six of he
friends at her home on Canal street.
supper, such as little folk delight in, wa
served, her sister, Violet Robertson, an
cousin, Florence Field, acting as walters
The little hostess received goodly numbe
of gifts as reminders of the day, and a