Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-07-12

Rev. E. ]. Deane was in Boston Mon
day.
James Moore of Keene visited E. V. AL
drich Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. w. V. Spencer of Keene
were in town Wednesday,
J. w. Dawson and Miss Dawson went
to Worcester Tuesday afternoon
Miss Ellen o'Brien is visiting her broth
err w. j. OBrien, in Hyde Park, Mass.
Nelson Beaumin has moved into one
Oh T. I. Holton's houses on Canal street
Miss Hortense Young of West Swan
zey visited in town several days last
week.
S. o. Davenport recently visited his
daughter Mrs. Hubbard, in Arlington.
Mass.
Miss Lillian Britton is entertaining her
friend, Miss Bessie Hutchinson of Wor-
cester.
An adjourned town meeting will be held
at Grand Army hall tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
Mrs. C. E. Savge pcniced with her
Sunday school class at Riverside Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Junior Epworth League enjoyed a
picnic In Langilles wood last week Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Annie Conway has resigned her
Z
primary school,
Harry Jeffords will go to North Con-
way next week, where he will work in
the Kearsarge House.
Cornelius Fitzgerald of Middletown, Pa.
has Joined his family here, for rest and
visit among old friends.
Thomas Mann and Miss Katherine Hea-
ley, who have been in Wallingford, VT
for two weeks, have returned.
Miss Grace Roberts of Middleboro,
Mass, arrived Tuesday for a several
weeks stay at Hotel Ashuelot.
A new 125-horse power engine is to be
put into the Amidon mill, that there may
be no delay because of low water
George E. Robertson came home from
Washington Thursday to spend a few
days vacation among his relations.
Ray Searles finishes work at Bright
wood paper mill Saturday, and will learn
the BARRIERS trade in Drinkwine's barber
| shop.
Miss Grace NJ. Day gave a delightful
| tea to party of ten young ladies at her
Mortified street home Tuesday after
noon.
The two first degrees were conferred
on class of five candidates at the meet
ing of Wantastiquet Grange Saturday
evening.
Ira Wetherbee and family have moved
here from Clinton, Mass. and are oc-
| cupying one of the Dawson houses on
| hlgh street
| Violet Robertson met with an injury
to her leg while in bathing at Spofford
lake Monday, but is now improving and
about the house.
John Fisher entertained a party of
friends at his High street home on Wed
| nesday evening, the occasion being his
| nj
Francis A. Mason, who has been sub
master in the Keene High school several
| years, has accepted the position of prin-
cipal of the Peterboro High school.
Rev. Geo. Spencer of Covington, Va,
Wa preach in the Methodist church next
| Sunday Mr.. Spencer, with his son, is
visiting his father, Warren B. Spencer.
Miss L. Belle Tenney and friend from
| Brattleboro, with Misses Minerva Bur-
roughs Carrie j. Stearns, Lucy Spooner,
and Walter Hildreth, went to Forest
lake Thursday for a week of cottage life.
The Raleigh base ball nine were de-
| feated by the Winchester team on River
| side park Saturday afternoon. The Win
| chester players were outbatted and out
fielded but won the game after a ten
inning contest.
Mrs. Matte Wheeler has broken up
housekeeping, stored her furniture, and
gone to Baldwinsville, Mass, where she