Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-05-10

went to Chicopee Falls, Mass, to live
year or two ago, is now proprietor
of large restaurant and bakery on
State street in Springfield.
Misses Lizzie Robertson and Lila
! Hancock. who are teaching school in
Richmond. drove home to attend the
! May festival at the Congregational
church Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ann NJ. Mitchell has sold a
! part of her household goods by private
sale and has returned to Boston. She
will be in town again soon to dispose
of the remainder of the goods.
Mrs. James Amsden, who has been
in Lancaster through the winter and
! spring is in town for the purpose of
| packing and storing her household
! goods. She will return to Lancaster.
Sheridan Post, G.. A. r., and Sheri-
dan w. II. c. have accepted an invi-
! tation from Rev. J. p. Marvin to at
| tend divine service at the Universal
| list church on Memorial Sunday, May
! 26.
The family of Bryant Thayer on
| Canal street is quarantined for scarlet
| fever. The little girl came down
/ with the disease last week Thursday.
| but it is understood the case is a mild
| one.
Ray Fletcher entertained several of
I his little friends Thursday evening of
! last week, the occasion being his 18th
birthday anniversary. Refreshments
/ of ice cream and dainty cakes were
served.
a brush fire on Cannon Hill. south
west of the railroad station Sunday
evening, which was of sizeable di-
| mansions, called out a large force of
men, but by prompt and efficient meas
ures it was subdued before great dam
age was done.
The base ball game at Brattleboro
last week between the High school
| teams of the two towns, and which
ended in the eighth inning by Nc
! Cormick of Hinsdale refusing to con
| tinue the game. was fully reported in
| the BrattlebOrO items last week
Miss l.. Belle Tenney of Brattleboro.
with her Hinsdale pupils, enjoyed a
| musical at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| $. X. Hildreth on Monday evening.
| There were no invited guests outside
/ OF the pupils and the family of Mr.
| Hildreth. Refreshments were served.
The fire department was called out
! twice Sunday for forest fires The
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was about s o'clock in the evening
| for a fire on A. /. Tavlor's nrona,t1
near the station.
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