Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-06-07

mencement concert p. m, by Tenn
pie quartet, assisted by Miss Burnett,
reader; Wednesday, prize declama-
ton 730 p. m; Thursday, graduating
exercises 10 a. m, alumni banquet at
p. m, followed by the annual meet
ing of the trustees and also of the
alumni association; Friday, class re-
ception p. M. Saturday, principals
reception to the graduating class
p. m.
Clifford Holbrook spent Sunday in
town.
w. D. Dutton is making repairs on
his house.
Our new landlord took possession
of the hotel June 1st.
Henry Bailey has just finished the
painting of G. c. Tafts house.
Mrs. Waldo Edsen and son of New
London, Conn, are visiting at William
lngalls's.
Miss Myra Hobart is making great
improvements upon the interior of
her home.
Royal Sanderson reports the rainfall
in April to have been Ga inches, in
May G5s inches.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Cummings and
daughter visited at Mrs. Lizzie Bar
ber's last week.
We learn that j. c. Day, former
resident of this place, has bought
the William Gould place.
c. II. Willard has improved his
house with a new portico and his
premises with a new fence.
Mrs. Addie Greene of Jacksonville.
Fla" arrived several days before the
death of her sister, Mrs. Franklin.
NJ Sparks has been improving quite
thoroughly the inside of his house with
paint and paper, Mr.. Bailey doing the
work.
Mrs. Early, living at the extreme
northern part of this town near the
Grafton line, died suddenly at the din
ner table the 29th.
Mrs Dutton of Gainesville. Florida.
has arrived at the Cathan homestead
for the summer. Mrs. Fullerton Of
the West village will act as house
keeper.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sparks have been
in Westmoreland \. H.. this week to
help their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Aldrich. celebrate their silver
wedding anniversary.
Congratulations from friends in this
place are extended to Mr. and Mrs
Earl Underwood Of Gardner. Mass.
on the birth of a daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Underwood are former residents
of this place.
V. II. Gray. who has been some
weeks at the home of l.. w. Bush in
Brookline, is seriously i'll. Mr.. Gray
has been out of health a long time.
and is suffering from heart trouble.
Mrs. Adelbert Gray of Albany, y. y.
is here.
The w. c. T. t. County convention
to be held here June 20 and p
promises to be of unusual interest.
The Rev. Mrs. Goldthwaite will speak
one evening and Mrs. Rice of Boston.
whom many here have heard speak.
will also speak.
Clifton Howe, so we'll known here.
who occupies the position of assistant
teacher in botany in University of
Vermont, will 90 to Greenland this
summer with a party in charge of
his brother, Prof Marshall Howe of
Columbia university, on botanical re
search.
The death of Mrs 1obn Snaldiro
so took placa at her hone on Snnda1,
last. Mrs SnaIdinp had bnor on i,
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