Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-07-20

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pany. Mrs. Shaw was 20 years old, and
was graduate of the Holyoke High school.
Miss Mabel Briggs of Brattleboro is visit
ing at w. y. Pixies
Mrs. Lucretia Atwood is in Wendell
Mass, for few days.
Mrs. W E Renshaw went Thursday for
visit with her sister in Marlboro.
Frank Stacey of Keene was in town to
attend the Christian- Bergeron wedding Mon
day morning.
A II. Latham has been appointed on the
board Of supervisors in the place Of the
late Geo :. Wilder.
Mrs. VIM. Burrows went to Maine last
week She will remain with relatives I'M
til about September l.
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. f. Amiion Of Wilton
have been the guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. c. J.
Amidon for few days.
Mrs. johnson and daughter, Miss Aggie
johnson of Roxbury Mass, are with Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Latham.
Mrs. c. A. Mason and Miss E. F. Baker
went to Keeue to attend the funeral of
their uncle, Justin ). Blake, Friday.
District Deputy J. J. Carroll installed
the officers of lodge No. 50, l. o. O. F., at
Winchester last week Thursday evening
Clarence Booth, who is employed by the
Wilkins Toy company in Ksene, came
home Wednesday morning suffering from
sore throat.
Caspar Roeder and wife are entertaining
P J. Layden and daughter of Providence,
r. l., for three weeks at their home in
North Hinsdale.
The Junior league, connected with the
Methodist church, held lawn party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Stevenson
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. R. F. Benjamin and her grand
daughter, Miss Perkins, of Baltimore
came yesterday to spend the summer at
Nelson Richardson's in the north part OF
the town.
The last of the log drivers were camped
near the ferry Sunday night, after work
ing all day getting the river a. this point
clear of log.. Many of the villagers visit
ed them Sunday.
Mrs. William Crowley, who has been al
her fathers, John Donovan's, for the pas
six weeks, returned TO her home in Hart
ford, Ct, Thursday morning, somewhat
, improved in health
Fred Davis, wife and child of Hartford
Conn, are spending their annual two
weeks vacation at the home of Mr.. Davis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Davis on tn
Mortified road. Mrs. Clough OF Hartford
is also a guest at the same place.
: Deputy Great Sachem VIM. j. Wheelocl
of Keene recently installed the chiefs o
Squakheag tribe, l. 0. R. NJ, as follows
! j. P. Felch, prophet; NJ. D. White, sachem
1 w. f. Fay, senior sycamore; Morris Pow
ers, junior sycamore; S. A. Day, represen
d tative.
1 The Ancient Order of United Workmen
of which the late DR.. NJ. G. Dix was
8 member, paid to the widow 10 days afte
r his death, a check for the amount du
. on the insurance on his life. The docto
e belonged to Ashuelot lodge in Winchester
e and this was the first company, of the severs
i to which the doctor belonged, to pay the in
surance.
n Frank Christian and Annie Bergero
l. were united in marriage at st. Joseph
d Roman Catholic church on Monday morn
!. ing, Rev. Father Wilde performing tn
ceremony. Immediately after the cere
a mony a wedding breakfast was enjoyed a
I, the home of the bride in Jackson's block o
Main street, and at 3 P. NJ. dinner was sery
g ed at the home of the groom's mother o
Shows avenue. In the evening Mr.. an
e Mrs. Christian were driven to Brattlebor
: to take the 1910 train out for bridt
/ trip. The young couple are very pOpula
e and have the good wishes Of many friends
IS The lawn party given by the Congregt
tional ladies' society at w. NJ. Pixies on th
h Mortified road Wednesday afternoon an
}. evening was pleasant success. The weatt
d er after the midday shower was all tbs
j. could be desired, and the place an ideal on
# for such gathering. Supper was served o
is the lawn and was enjoyed by large nun
s. Der of people. Ice cream met with
ready sale and the supply was exhauste
. and more had to be bought. The Hinsda
a brass band added much to the enjoymeI
4 of the company by delightful music, an
the thanks of the society are due them fC
!, their kindness as likewise to Mr.. and Mr.
Pike who literally turned over their houi
and grounds to the society for the da.
:; Speaking by Clarence Signor of Clintol
~ Mass, was also a pleasing feature of Il
~ occasion. A neat sum was added to Il
society treasury.