Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-08-09
MINISTER.
A Town Meeting.

A Town Meeting.
The play, A Town Meeting, which will
be given on next Tuesday evening, Aug
10, at the town hall, only requires to have
the cast given to insure full house.
Caleb Quilpen, town clerk, c. e. Burk
Ichabod Strong, moderator 3. II. Phelps
Squire Blackstone, the old lawyer,
G. II. Walker
Rufus Choate Smith, the young law
yer, Howard Smith
Marc Antony Hollyhock, colored
brother, ]. e. Leach
Mike McGruder, a free born citizen
from Amerilxy, Dudley Prescott
Simon Samson, constable, Robert Miller
Franz Bloomerheim, who likes beer,
Mr.. Barber
Sammy Sorreltop, farmer,
Elmore Peck
Gen. Bloodwinker veteran,
Henry Farrell
DR.. Mandrake, of the old school, ..
Herbert Underwood
DR.. Newcure, a young sawbones,
Walter Nutting
Winfield We sack, not up with the
times, Geo. NJ. Chase
Jeddlah Judlins, not talking man."
Frank Metcalf
Judge Puttyface, open to influence,
Mark Arnold
Obadiah Oldtimes, who lives in the
past Mr.. Gotta
Tommy TumbletOngue. a natural ora
tor, Richard Arnold
'O'''' " . Nv - "'' David Wright
Aunt Sally spicer, strong-minded
woman, s. Rideout
After the entertainment ice cream and
cake will be served and tickets will be
on sale this week at Walkers store.
Carl Underwood spent Sunday in Brad
ford N. II.
Mrs. L. A. Pierce is visiting in South
Londonderry.
Mrs. Herman Wyman of Keene is at
Isaac Wymans
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P. Farr recently
visited in Springfield.
Miss Lawton of Dummerston is a guest
at Rev. p. f. Barnard's.
Mrs. Lucy Fiske has returned to her
home in Rockville Conn.
Master Fred Fem is in Weston with re-
latives for a portion of his vacation.
Horace Fem of Maiden. Mass, spent
a few days at j. C. Fenns this week.
The Misses Pierpont of Chesire, Conn,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Ar
mold.
Mrs. Henry of Mt. Carmel Conn, is
boarding for a few weeks with Mrs. Jane
Fem.
George Chase of Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Chase.
Miss Lizzie Ward has charge Of Mrs.
Cota's lunch room at walpole for the
present
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Walker in
tend going to South Londonderry for Old
Home Week.
Fred Metcalf and Jerome Collins are
taking in the sights at Buffalo this week.
leaving Monday.
Miss Alice Brown and friend OF Jewett
City, Conn, are with Miss Browns sis
ter. Mrs. Barber.
Fred Parker of Superior. Wis, visited
his sister. Mrs. G. II. Walker, briefly the
first of the week
Miss Grace Hattie of Boston Is spending
two weeks vacation with her friend
Mrs. f. b. George.
Mrs. ]. f. Ward was accompanied upon
her return from Wilmington by her
mother, Mrs. Boyd.
Rev. p. L. Barnard preached an excel
lent sermon Sunday in the absence of
Rev. G. II. DeBevoise.
Repairs have been begun upon the Lane
homestead and when completed II Will be
occupied by +. I. Lane.
Miss Susan NJ. Holton will leave Tues
day for Burlington. but will return here
before going to Philadelphia.
Richard d. Willard and Mr.. Flaver Of
Boston came today, Friday. for Old Home
Week. staying at II. A. Wizards.
Frank Doolittle of Mortified, Mass,
and Martin Brown of Winchendon. Mass,
were in town on business Monday.
Miss Margaret Gosselin of Montreal.
Canada, was the guest of her friend. Miss
Grace Chase last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mr.. Pierce will leave Monday for his
home in Kansas City, Mo. The rest of
the family will remain a few weeks
longer.
Mrs Robert Miller is with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Bundy in Alstead. During
her absence Miss Bertha Miller will have
| charge of the household.
There was a family reunion at James
Miller's on Sunday. Those present were
o. p. Herrick and wife of Sycamore, ILL.,,
William A. Miller and family of Bellows
Falls, and Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Miller
of Claremont, n. II.
Rev Harry N Dascomb of Port Huron.
| Mich, was at las aunts, Mrs. Sarah Nut
| ting's, on Monday. Mr.. Dascomb will
preach at the Congregational church at
Bellows Falls on Sunday. His father was
| pastor of the church there for several
| years prior to his death.
About 45 ladies were in attendance at
| the ladies' aid society, which met with
| Mrs. j. +. Leach on Wednesday after
noon. The rain interfered with the pro-
| posed place of having the tea served on
| the lawn, otherwise the occasion was I'M