Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-08-10

| IN FlJcnDurg, Mass.
Miss Grace Bailey returned home with
Mrs. Haigh for visit.
Ernest Gould and Miss Underwood spent
Sunday at Charles Gould's.
Hollis Reed and family of Amsterdam,
N. Y, are visitors in town.
Miss Leila Bishop has returned from her
long stay in Nantucket, Mass.
Probate court was held here last week
with Judge Read in attendance.
Miss Jennie Holbrook of Boston is
spending her vacation at home.
Miss Hazel Ben jamin of Greenfield,
Mass, is visiting at A. A. Covey's.
Some from here attended the Republ-
can rally at Grafton Wednesday.
Mrs. A. A. Blood visited her sister, Mrs.
DR.. Bruce of Mortified, over Sunday.
Monday of this week was one Of the
warmest days, 90 degrees in the shade.
Mrs. George Cheney and daughter Alice
of Beloit, Wis, are visiting at c. II. Will
lard's.
Fayette Cooke is repairing the inside Of
his house and Everett Phillips is doing the
work.
Mrs. Simms of Maiden, Mass, has re-
Gently been here looking for summer res
idence.
Chauncey Gale and family and George
Carlton and wife spent Sunday with friends
in town.
Mrs. William ingalls, is at Bellows Falls
for some time and is caring for her mother,
who is i'll.
Misses Mabel and Nellie Stoddard are
home from birmingham spending their
vacation.
The Baptist ladies' aid society met on
Thursday, and supper was served at
o'clock.
The Congregational ladies' aid society
will meet with Mrs. c. c. Taft Thursday
Aug 10.
Fred Boutele and wife and Miss Knapp
of New York city are visitors at George
Boutele's.
Gladys Convey has returned after some
weeks absence in New York city and AS
bury park.
Miss Mary vinton, guest in town from
auckland, Conn, returned TO Connecticut
on Monday.
Mrs. Ella Newton has returned from
Mortified, Mass, where she has been sew
era weeks.
1t is hoped there will be a full attend
ance at the Republican meeting Saturday
evening of this week.
l.. c. Pierce Of Manchester and Mr.. and
Mrs Pierce of Londonderry have been Wis
itors at ARA Bensons.
Mrs. Herbert Livermore of Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Law
renee, Of Harmonyville.
John and Robert Greenwood and fam
lilies spent Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs Asa Greenwood.
Mrs. Blakely Of New York city and Miss
Susie Bagg Of Bernardstou, Mass, have
been visitors at Fred Watson's.
Mr.. and Mrs Parmalee, who have been
,. boarding at the Townshend Inn, have left
/, for their home in Win sOr, Conn.
Mrs II. &. Austin Of Hartford, Conn,
, and her little niece, who have been guests
! at the Baptist. parsonage, returned home
, Monday.
The fall term OF Leland and Gray semi
I nary will begin Sept. t. Prof. Edsecomo
and wife are expected this week from their
r vacation in Maine.
The rain that came in such copious
q showers Tuesday was gratefully received
as gardens and vegetation was spelling
Tor lack Of moisture.
Pedestrians whose shoe leather has been
SO badly damaged by the condition of the
o sidewalks are rejoicing that the walks are
now in Il better condition
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Batcheller aud
Mrs Dale attended the celebration at Peru
on Tuesday. Mrs. Dale sang at the con-
cert held there Monday evening.
n The Choral Union of this place will
render the cantata, "Under the Palms,
= which was so well received here recently,
II al m tpuru baU Naufaua on payt Tues.
j. day evening at o'clock.
Mrs. Martin Sparks, who has been III
y some time has not been as well recently.
Mrs Abby Willard remains about the
It same Holland Gage is I'll again Mrs.
), Swan has been on the sick list.
The funeral of Agnes Day took place at
e the Congregational church Saturday fore
S noon, Rev. NJ. F, Hardy officiating, assist
X ed by Rev. L, b. Curtis. There were many
2. beautiful floral offerings.
e Miss Mabel Martin has begun to give
music lessons, the second term in Newfane.
g Miss Martin is faithful teacher, and lends
;, her aid in a musical way, and is so helpful
n in the community that she has the best
9 wishes of all for her future success.
The pastor of the Baptist church and
his family have been spending part of the
week with their friends, Rev. and Mrs. w
T. Rice, at South Londonderry. Mr.
y Curtis was called to Suflield, Conn, his
n former parish to ofticiate at the funeral of
his friend, Mrs. James Rising, on Friday.
n Walter Eddy has family of five board
$ ing with him from Boston. Mr.. Eddy,
p who lives mile west of the village on a
farm, has pleasant place, the house being
recently enlarged and repaired for the pur-
Af faIv hoo Nlan 10 4
n pleasant feature of the change he has
!, made