Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-03-30

A.. f. Winnewisser is moving into the
Russell house this week.
Miss Mildred Young went this morning
to visit in Westfeld, Mass.
Mr.. Holt of Londonderry will begin to
work for ID. l.. Snow April l.
Harry B. Glynn has bought the barber
shop of b. E. Stockwell in Chester.
Miss Susan Roundy returns to her
school in Stockbridge, Mass, today.
Guy Marks spent few days in Bald
winville, Mass, the first of the week
G. W. Cox was in White River junction
Saturday attending a teachers meeting.
The sophomore class of the High school
are wearing some very pretty class pins.
Mr. Knights of Burlington was the guest
of his brothers, Frankand Arthur Knights,
Thursday.
Miss Ruth White is home on her vaca-
ton from Quincy Mansion school in VOL
laston, Mass.
Miss Lillian Wilder has returned from
Boston where she has been to attend the
millinery openings.
Miss Mildred Pelkey came home from
New York Saturday, where she has been to
get the spring styles.
The chorus choirs of the Congregational
and Baptist churches have begun to prac-
tice their Easter music.
n. G.. Williams is visiting in Pough-
keepsie, n. Y, where Mrs. Williams has
been for two or three weeks.
The Methodist church is holding prayer
meetings every night this week in accord
ance to the bishops request.
L., IL,
ploy of d. L. Snow, has finished work
here and gone to his home in Clar endon.
Miss Mary Baker, art teacher in the pub
lie schools, went to Boston Wednesday,
where she will visit Mrs. Curtis Chapman
Miss Nellie Smith, who has been visit
ing at E. Z. Ferguson's for number of
weeks, goes to WinchendOn, Mass, Satur-
day.
Miss Bertha Bacon, who is employed as
bookkeeper in Windsor is spending a
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Bacon.
Mrs. L. Gates Hadley returned Wednes-
day evening from trip of two or three
weeks in Washington, Philadelphia and
New York.
Miss Mary Baker, primary teacher in
No. school building, went to Burlington
Friday. From there she will go to her
home in johnson.
About 30 of the Baptist young people
went on a sleighrde 10 Athens and par
took of a sugar supper at the White
church Thursday.
The funeral of Miss Nellie brisbane,
only daughter of Dennis brisbane, was
held from st. Charless Catholic church
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Burwell of Hen
mixer, n H., and Miss Eta NJ. Dawes OF
Concord, n. H., visited at NJ. H. Ray
the first of the week.
Col. f. G. Osgood went yesterday morn
ing to join Mrs. Osgood and little Elizabeth
at the home of his brother, c. Herbert Os
good, in Brooklne, Mass.
Charles Frohman's play, "The Little
Minister" was given at the opera house
Saturday evening to fairly good house
and was spoken of in the highest terms by
every one.
The Social union of the Baptist church
will hold basket social at the home Of
Mrs. Henry Bacon on Atkinson street Fri
day evening. All are cordially invited Il
be present.
L. S. Hayes and his son, William, have
left Southern Pines, North Carolina, where
they have been the past month, and ART
now in Washington for a few days OIL
their way home.
Mas Mildred Booth has gone to Morris
vile to spend the vacation with her moth
er, who is a teacher in the Union schoo
in Montpelier, but who is now on hel
Easter vacation.
Miss Stella Sanders has resigned her pc
sition as teacher in the Albee district
which she has held for nearly three years
She was very successful teacher and he
loss is much regretted. 1t is not yet known
who will take her place.
The catechetical class began its meet
ings at the Congregational church parson
age Friday evening with about 20 members
This is class formed by Rev. j. H. ReiC
for the study of Congregational church his
tory and its creed, and the catechsm.
Frank Upham and Richard Barker, Bel
lows Falls High school, 80, came hon
from Norwich university, where they ar
students, Thursday. They had as guest
through the afternoon several students o
the university who were going up the Rut
land road.
The orange supper given by the JUNO
Christian EndeavOr society of the Baptis
church Tuesday night was fairly we'll at
tended. Abont $12 was cleared. Thi
goes to help make up the S75 which wa
pledged for church repairs, S48 of whicl
had already been raised.
The scholars in the third grade at build
ing No. 3 not absent for the term endinj
March % were as follows: Harvey Byrd
Charlie Cray, Lawrence Rowell, Welli
Bluemer Daniel Brosnahan, Lena How
ard and Frances Connors. OF these, tn
last four have not been absent this year.
Committees from the different churche
of the village have been canvassing anon
the families of their respective churches l.
find places of entertainment for those al
tending the Methodist conference the sec
ond week in April. The lists of entertain
ers must all be in the hands of Rev. +
W. Lewis tomorrow, that he may make tn
assignments.
A good many robins have been seen here
so we feel spring must be coming sure.
The work of wiring for the electric roa
is progressing rapidly, and cars will prob
ably be running May l.
John Roberts, night baggage master, ha
moved his family to Westminster, wher
he will occupy the house of George Foster
Prof. Bertrand Riggs, whose home is 4
Chester, and who has been giving vocs
lessons here this winter, has secured room
and will make this his headquarters.