Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-08-30
Charles B. Danforth of Dedham
is visiting in town.

CnarleS b. Dan1Ortn OF Deunam,
is visiting in town.
Gerald Welch is in Montreal spend
ing short time visiting.
Miss Gertrude Hayes is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. S. p. Danforth in
ROyalton.
A goodly number from here have
been in attendance upon the fair at
Windsor this week.
Daniel Campbell is travelling for the
Vermont Fruit Co., of which his father,
DIR. E. R. Campbell, is one of the own
ers.
Miss Bertha Ball. formerly a men,
Der of the class of 1902 of our local
High school, will enter Vermont
Academy this fall
The Christian Endeavor society of
the First Congregational church en-
joyed a very pleasant corn roast at
BARRIERS park Wednesday evening.
w. B. Carpenter, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Kate Dearborn and
his daughter, Miss Ardell, returned
from their cottage at Lake Rescue
last week.
Daniel Durham, who has been en-
ployed for several years in the City
Market, has obtained employment
since the closing of that market with
s. ]. Cray.
H. D. Ryder has been in Jackson
vile and Townshend the past week,
holding teachers examinations. He
has been accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Jessie.
The inspection of the electric road
from here to SaXtons River was made
by the railroad commissioners Tues
day, Supt. Holton placing a special
car at their disposal.
Daniel P. Thompson, a member of
this years graduating class, will leave
Sept. 10 for Mortified, VT where he
will take a course in civil engineering
in Norwich University.
Newsboys have made considerable
of a stir on the street the past week,
those in the employ of j. H. Blakely
Vieing with those hired by the older
dealer, F. c. Winnewisser,
The foundation for the large resi-
dence of N. G. Williams on the Brock
way lot on Atkinson street, is com
pleted and the carpenters are at work
this week framing the house.
DR.. E. w. Knight is this week NOV
ing from his quarters in the Edward
Arms block into the building east of
his residence on School street which
has been built over to accommodate
his dental parlors.
Supt and Mrs. e. w. Lord returned
from their summers vacation Monday.
He is to be found at his desk each day
at the High school building, as we'll
as Principal Lord, arranging for the
coming years work.
Miss Louise Johnson, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. e. G.. Osgood,
on Hapgood street, returned to her
home in Bradford yesterday. She
will return to SaXtons River for her
year at Vermont Academy Sept. 8.
A new ice cream building is being
erected at Barber park this week, TAX
ing the place of the one destroyed by
fire two weeks ago. 1t is to be To-
Gated across the road from its former
position, a little north of the theatre
building.
The general feeling among the citi-
zens of North Walpole that the pro-
hibitory law of that state is not being
enforced as it should be led to a spec
ial meeting Of voters being called for
last evening to see what could be done
to stop the traffic.
Willard H. Bacon will return to
Charlestown, N. H., as principal the
coming year. He has been engaged
during the entire summer season by
the Woonsocket, R. l.. base ball club
as second base man, at a salary of $25
week and expenses.
The New England Telephone and
Telegraph Co. has nearly completed
the work of cabling the wires through
the village. Practically no single
wires are now strung in the village,
cables being even run to the houses
for the single instruments.
A carload of logs went off the rails
Saturday on the spur track of the In
ternational Paper company which
leads to their log piles in North Wal
pole. 1t went down the bank and car
Tied with 1t Boston and Maine brake