Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-07-13

Willie Belleville is clerk for G.. S. Howe.
Willie Whitaker is bell boy in one of the
hotels at Old Orchard beach
Miss Una Leach is in Westmoreland at
her grandfather George Leach's.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Fuller are spending
a two weeks vacation out of town.
W. j. Leonard is in Cambridge, Mass
for few weeks study at an art school.
Mrs f. NJ. Forbes, formerly of Winches-
ter, is caring for the elder Mrs. Richards.
Mrs. c. d. Whitaker of Turner's Falls is
at Mrs. Jane Archibald's for a weeks visit.
Rev. w. F. Renshaw will exchange pull
pits with Rev. q. II. DeBevoise next Sun
day.
Miss Lillian Britton is entertaining her
friend, Miss Bessie Hutchinson of Worces-
ter, Mass.
Miss Maud George of Warner is the
guest of Mr., Prescott this week at Hotel
Ashuelot
Frank S. Archibald is at Centre Harbor,
where he has position in one of the sum
mer hotels.
Miss Cora Dana of Keene was visitor
at g. 5. Goddard's from Wednesday until
Saturday.
W hlLeT bulleT WAS thrown lTOul u wagon
Saturday, and received severe bruises, but
no broken bones.
Miss Minnie Snow has graduated from a
Springfield, Mass, business college, and is
at her home here.
The Congregational Sunday school held
their annual picnic at Forest lake in Win
chester on Thursday.
1t is said that certain widowers who
went away after housekeepers, have re-
turned unprovided for.
Mrs. Maurice Purcell visited her daugh-
ter, Miss Purcell, in Turner's Fall from
Thursday until Saturday.
Misses Katie Corlss and Maggie Demp-
sey visited in Saxtons River, VT, from
Thursday until Monday.
Mrs Alvah Martin returned to her home
in Lisbon, y. Y, Saturday, after a visit of
several weeks hereabouts.
Miss Florence V. Goddard went Monday
for weeks visit with her sister, Mrs,
Murphy, in Chicopee, Mass.
TIE family of Cornelius Fitzgerald have
returned TO their home in New York after
a few weeks stay in town.
Charles f. Frary has recently finished an
excellent job of painting, which gives +. c,
Robertsons house fine appearance.
Mrs A. W. Bliss went to Jamaica, Vt.
| Saturday, called there by the dangerous
illness Of her sister, Miss Lucy Work
Mrs Charles Whitaker and son Paul are
in Turner's Falls for few weeks stay
with Mr.. Whitaker at the Farren House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel P. Minis and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Charles Snow are occupying the Da
vison cottage at Spofford lake for a weel
or more.
The Methodist ladies served ice cream
cake and lemonade at their church through
out the day on the Fourth, receiving fail
patronage.
Miss Margaret f. Leonard has returned
to Cambridge, Mass, and her mother, Mrs
W. S. Leonard, went with her for
months stay.
The household goods of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Martin have been shipped t.
Greenwich, n. Y, where he is employee,
in paper mill.
Mrs. Jane Amsden, who has been il
Lancaster for a long time, has returne,
and is occupying her rooms in Mrs
Wilder's house.
Mrs. Dexter, who has been at her daugh
ter's, Mrs. f. j. Richards's, assisting in tn
care of Mr.. Richardss mother, returned t.
her home in West6eld, Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Benjamin Robbins and five childre
are at G. H. H. Langille's for the present
Mrs. Robbins was among those who los
their home by fire at Winchester on July 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Valmer Aldrich left las
week Thursday for Sugar Hill, where the
have position in the Sunset Hill Hous
for the summer This is their 18th cor
secutive season at the same place.
Northampton won the base ball gam
from the home team Saturday, 10 TO
The Hinsdale players ielded loosely, an
failed to get hits when they were needed
Northampton completely outfielded Hins
dale, and was strong at the bat, getting
hits with total of 10.