Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-06-08

Mrs. Phoebe Davis is in Sharon with
her sister, Mrs. Louise Jacobs, on her way
to visit another sister in Canada.
w. p. Eames of Brattleboro, who owns
a farm in the outskirts of this village, in
company with D. A. Benson, spent parts
Of the last month here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bennett of Bald
winvlle are expected to spend two days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons this week. Mr..
Bennett is a Newfsne boy, son Of the late
Mason Bennett.
The young bridal couple, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Osgood, spent part of Wednesday
and Thursday at j. NJ. Kenny's, and after
day or two elsewhere are to settle in
their home at Derry, n. H.
DR.. William Lyman of Burlington, who
was Newfane boy as one of the adopted
children of the late Mrs. James Lyman,
was the guest Of his sister-in-law, Mrs. w.
c. Ballou, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Solday of Boston,
whose wedding in Brattleboro was descrb.
ed at length in last weeks Phoenix, drove
| directly from the reception to the New
fame House, where they remained till Mon
day morning.
On the program Of the reunion of Ober-
lin college alumni from June % to p is
noted the name Of Rev. Smith Norton,
who resigned his pastorate here in May.
Mr. Norton is one of four TO give addresses
before the theological alumni.
The late Miss Mary Jane Chamberlain
willed for repairs in the Congregational
church a sum approXimating 500. 1t
was Miss Chamberlain and her niece, Mrs
Butterheld, who gave four years ago land
for site Of the new parsonage, the loca-
ton of which former residents will recog-
nize If IL is mentioned as land once belong
inc to Mrs, Redfelds place.
A recent Boston Herald stated that Rev.
Geo. w. Ellison Of Newburyport had &C
cepted the joint pastorate of Baptist
churches il Valley Falls and Cumberland
Hill, K. |. The name and address are the
same as those Of the candidate who
preached here May y in the Congrega-
tional church.
voices from the Woodland" is the at
tractive title OF the program 70 be used next
sunday for Children's day. The Sunday
| school will be led 10 the audience room by
Mrs. Batchelder's class singing the process
sional, The children are marching after
| Prayer and responsive reading by Rev. F.
Nj. Wiswall An interesting program will
be presented.
r. c. Dewitt, in late letter TO his
! mother, mentions entering the university
at Strasburg, Germany, for three years
| course. He has been studying French and
German in Paris preparatory TO further in.
struction. His experience with the great
| exposition is that it will be better for Wis
itors TO wait till July an account of the
present incompleteness Of arranging eX.
| hibits.
DR.. Lyman OF Burlington was called this
! way by the death Of his sister. Mrs. Nellie
| Anderson Shattuck, wife Of Edward Shat.
tuck Of Jsftrey, y. II. She was one OF
two sisters brought up by Mr.. and Mrs
| Franklin Sawyer when they lived in New.
| fame. Nj. and Mrs. Shattuck managed a
| popular boarding resort al the foot of Mt
/ Monadnock, where they sometimes had sc
! or more guests in summer. Mrs. Shat
I tuck left a young daughter besides her hus-
| band. Mrs. Margaret Eames, wife of ex
! Mayor Eames OF Keene, is sister of the
! deceased.