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

Miss Nellie Adams has returned from
her visit to Boston.
Mrs. Foshay's mother is with her and
will remain for several weeks.
Some of our farmers had large guam
titles of hay out through the recent rains.
Miss Fidelia Estabrook has returned to
Wilmington after an absence of several
weeks.
Mrs. John L. Pike and her granddaugh-
ter. Miss Grace are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Yerks at Rochester, VT.
Mrs. Esther Mcclellan has rented her
house to Rev. Mr.. Riegel and will re-
move to Holliston, Mass.
Miss Edith Bell of Boston will remain
during the summer months with her
| aunt, Mrs. Esther S. Forbes.
The Vermont House is well filed with
guests who enjoy the excellent service
rendered at this poular hotel.
Mrs. c. NJ. Russell had very sharp
attack of appendicitis on Thursday of
last week and has been very i'll since that
time. DR.. l.. T. Page regards her past
danger in this instance.
Among other recent visitors are Mrs.
Helen Clary of Burlington, VT, Mrs Jane
Thayer of Springfield, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles *. Ames of Brooklyn Mrs
Charles +. Griffin and children of New
York.
Miss Maude Mcclellan, who has been
working in Brooklyn, for Mr.. II. w.
Stearns for a year or more, returned on
Wednesday and will remain during the
summer months with her mother, Mrs.
Nellie Mcclellan.
Miss Katharine NJ. Quint of Boston is
the guest of Miss Leone Russell. Miss
Quint is teacher at Marion, Mass. She
is a graduate of Wellesley and also en-
joys the distinction of being the first of
the two ladies who have graduated from
Dartmouth college
c. NJ. Russell adjusted the losses on
the houses of Edward L. Fuller and
Solomon G. Easton at Jacksonville, dam
aged by the fire at the time the house
of Charles II. Waste was burned, at $50
each. They were insured in the Vermont
Mutual. Mr.. Wastes house was insured
in the Fire Association of Philadelphia,
and the amount, 500 was paid in full.
Mr.. owen Thayer of Springfield Mass,
is visiting in town, the first time he has
been here since 1874. Mr. Thayer was
formerly an active business man here,
having an interest in the stage lines run
ming TO Brattleboro am Bennington; he
also was engaged in the tin business He
is n years of age but is active and de-
lights to recall old times.
The reception rendered Rev. and Mrs.
Riegel at the residence of Mr.. Albert c.
Buell. on Saturday evening was largely
attended and was a delightful occasion.
The house was profusely decorated with
flowers, choice refreshments were served
and all Joined in a hearty wlcome to the
new pastor and his charming wife Much
credit is due the committee, Mrs. Man
ter, Mrs. Mann and Mrs. Corkins for
their efforts.
The pop" concert at the Congrega-
tional church on Tuesday evening was
well attended and was a very pleasant
occasion. The orchestra under direction
of III. L. Bray rendered fine selections,
Miss Katharine Ware delighted the au-
dience with violin solos, Miss Faith w.
Kidder played the mandolin excellently.
and the Amphion quartet came in for a
full share of praise for their excellent
work. Last but not least the members
OF the kindergarten class made a very
delightful exhibition of their work Miss
Corwin, the teacher in this department.
has won great success.