Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-06-15

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church.
The reception to the class took place
Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall,
with dancing at Grand Army hall.
visiting in town.
Robert Mcdonald has returned to his
home in Brandon, Vt.
Mrs. Richards is very i'll at the home of
her son, E. j. Richards.
Geo. H. Delphy has been granted pat
ent on an ironing board.
The hosemen are practicing regularly for
the Fourth of July races
Lawyer Amos J. Blake of Fitzwilliam
was in town Wednesday.
G. E. Keyou is spending the week in
Boston and Lexington, Mass.
Miss Carrie B. Howe has returned home
after spending several weeks in Boston
Miss Clara NJ Stearns of Hartford, Ct,
is the guest of her brother Lucius Stearns
Mrs. Waldo Rouillard recently spent two
or three days in Holyoke and Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs G. S. Howe left for Lockport, n.
Y, Monday to visit her son, William
Howe.
There was no meeting of Sheridan Relief
corps this week because of the High school
reception.
The first automible to travel Hinsdale
streets passed through the village Satur-
day morning.
Mrs. Nat Butler of Cambridge, Mass, is
at her fathers, G.. A. Robertsons, for a
few days visit.
Miss Carrie J. Stearns, who has been
studying music in Boston, came home Tues
day for a short stay
Misses Lizzie Barker and Grace Spencer
of Keene were guests of Miss Lizzie NJ.
Robertson this week
Liveryman Smith took load of young
people up to the opening dance at Forest
lake Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ann Thomas has been making
two weeks visit with her daughter Mrs.
Arthur Ide, in Swanzey.
Miss Katie Hartnett, who has been in
town for several weeks, has returned to
her home in Greenfield Mass
Burton Perry of Dummerston, Vt, is in
town this week to attend the commence
ment exercises and visit friends.
Ernest Thayer and Winnifred Brooks
left Monday for Middletown Springs, VT,
to work in hotel during the season.
Mrs. S. S. Clark and Miss Marion Clark
went to Keene Thursday to spend few
days with the formers son, Charles Clark,
Mrs. U. U. Brigham and three children
went to Nottingham, Vt, Thursday for a
visit OF some length with Mrs. Brigham s
parents
The Evans's house is being torn down
and removed from the land bought of c.
ID. Whitaker to make room for the new
town hall.
Mrs. Doolittle has moved from 4. j.
Richards's house on Brattleboro street, and
now occupies the tenement over Holland &
Richards's store.
Mrs. Felt and Mrs. Jane Amsden of Ian.
caster were here to attend the funeral OF
g. S. Wilder. They remained a few days
to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Field are entertain
ing Mr.. Fields sister, Mrs. Jennie Law
renee of Lake Placid, y. V, and Mis-:
Lena Field of Brandon, Vt
Mrs. Ed Bellevile, who was making a
good recovery from pneumonia, is again
Frustrated and this time she is thought tC
be suffering from appendicitis.
Mrs. Augusta Smith has received from
the United Order Golden Cross $4,000, the
amount for which her husband, the late
Loring Smith, was insured in that order.
1t is hoped that the volunteers for the
care of the public reading room will beai
their date in mind, as when it is forgotten
or neglected it throws a double burden OF
some one else.
Mrs. Cornelius Fitzgerald and daughter
have arrived in town, and will occupy theil
house during the summer. Mrs Fitzger
aid also has with her two nephews, tn,
Masters Fennessy.
The venerable w. B. Spencer, who is il
his SD year, is visiting son in Harvard
Mass. He will also visit Boston, where h,
formerly lived. Mrs. Spencer has beef
visiting in Winchester.
} Rev. w. Z. Renshaw, Rev. w. H. Wood
all and NJ. S. Leach we're the judges at tn
prize speaking contest at Westmoreland oil
Friday evening. The contest was unde
the auspices of the W. c. T. U.
Mrs Maria A. Spooner left Thursda
morning to attend the Tufts college com
mencement, her daughter, Miss Hattie
being a member of the graduating class
Miss Lucy followed on Friday morning.
Miss Lena Allen, who has had charge O
, the millinery department at Keyou's stor
this season, closes her engagement Satur
day, and will leave on the $50 train SatuI
day evening, for her home in Bradford
! Vt.
The High school faculty and the senio
class were entertained by Rev. and Mr.,
q w. H. Woodall on Friday evening Th
: evening was pleasantly passed with music
games, etc. Dainty refreshments wer
served.
Chidren's day was celebrated at the Cor
gregational church Sunday. The paste
spoke especially to the children, who wer
seated in the front pews, in the morning
In the evening a concert was given by til
Sunday school.
The new beer stand which has been opeI
ed by w. M. Adams near Brattleboro, We
raided by Officers Kinds and Metcalf Satu
day night. Beer was found both at thu
place and the brewery, and the proprietor
ordered to appear in the police court MOI
day.
@. II. II. Langille sails tomorrow (Satu
day. from Boston for Liverpool Eng. Il
will go on a Dominion line steamer, an
will work his passage. He will attend IL
International Christian Endeavor CONVEX
ton which will be held in London in Jul,
and possibly will visit the Paris expos
Dion
Plans are being made for two frst-cla
base ball games here on the Fourth of Jul