Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-06-15
WESTMIN STER.

Fred Prouty of Burlington was at +. [.
Lanes over Sunday.
Austin Bond Of Greenfield, Mass, is
visiting his brother, II. f. Bond.
Mrs. Fred A. Blood of Springfield, Mass,
is with her mother, Mrs. NJ. Z. Jennison
Charles Chase came up from Boston last
week to spend two weeks with his family.
George Perry and wife of Chester were
guests of Mrs. Ruth Spencer Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jessie Starkey and Berta Gouvain
went to Brattleboro Saturday, remaining
until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ 5. Moulton of Somer.
vile, Mass, are at 5. NJ. Nutting's, arriv-
ing Thursday.
The pupils of Miss Grace Chase will give
private recital on the afternoon of June
% at the town hall.
Miss Helen T. Deuel. returned Friday TO
Troy, n. y, after making her cousin, Mrs,
j. c. Fem, brief visit.
Henry c. Lane left Thr. .d.r Gov sor,b
his dauSbt"r NuSS' =, for short visit with
4'T n"0s''~ Mrs. cakes.
LIS. Asa b. Davis and daughter of New
| York are with Mrs. Davis's parents, Mr..
and Mrs o. L. Fisher, for several weeks,
The Republicans will hold their caucus
for the election of delegates to attend the
state and county conventions on Saturday,
June Is, at p. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Morse and two
children of Meriden, Conn, are expected
| tomorrow for two weeks visit with their
aunt, Mrs. G.. H. Underwood.
Miss Minnie Smith, who has been i'll for
some time, went Wednesday TO Chicopee,
Mass, and in few days will 90 from there
to the hospital in Springfield, Mass, for
an operation.
The illustrated lecture on the Passion
play by Rev. J Edward Farrow was given
on Wednesday evening at the town hall
under the auspices o! the ladies' aid soci
ETY. and proved both instructive and inter
esting.
Schubel Peck, who is employed by the
Vermont Farm Machine company of Bel
lows Falls, has been taking an enforced
vacation this week on account of receiving
a serious injury to his hand. Wallace
Metcalf, who has position with the SAINT
firm, has been at home on the sick list anC
unable TO attend to his duties.
Late Monday afternoon, while Road
Commissioner Butterfeld was engaged il
laying tile on School street hoping to OBJ
viate in future the miniature lake on thai
street which has appeared each spring,
large quantity of earth caved in upon Mr.
Butterheld, and had assistance not beer
near the result might have been serious.
The following delegates were elected a.
the caucus held June S: f. p. Wright
Harlan Goodhue, Geo. n. Banks and Geo
ii. Walker TO attend the district conyen
ton at White River Junction. A resolu
ton was introduced by Z. P. Wright anC
unanimously passed, instructing the dele
gates to support Col. Kittredge Haskins.
Invitations were received last week by
friends to the marriage OF Rev. Arthur
Steele Dascomb and Miss Nellie ZahniseI
of Mercer, Pa, which took place at higl
noon, June IA, at the home of the bride
MIR. Dascomb is the youngest son of tn,
late Rev. A. B. Dascomb, who formerly
lived in town. Many friends will extenC
cordial congratulations.
Rev, G. H. DeBevoise preached in Wal
pole on Sunday and Rev. P. F. Barnard
supplied the pulpit here, preaching an Elk
cellent sermon, more especially for the
children, as it was Children's Sunday, ant
in the evening the children of the Sunda,
school gave a concert, which as usua
passed off in an extremely satisfactor,
manner. The church was decorated witt
hydrangeas and other flowers.