Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-07-26

in Peterboro.
Miss Hattie Knapp has gone to
Quechee, VT.
James Archibald of Ludlow, VT, visit
ed in town Sunday.
Mrs. Gage of Jersey City is the guest
of Mrs. Newton Stearns.
w. H. Lyman is spending two weeks
vacation with his family here.
F. A. Mason and family of Keene are
in town for a few weeks stay.
The Nature club will meet with Mrs
r. e. Metcalf next Tuesday evening
Esther Johnson of Gardner, Mass, is
visiting her grandfather, John Gale
Mrs. James OBrien is entertaining her
nephew, Edward Talbot of Adams Mass.
Clifford Royce went to Ludlow, vt,
last week. where he is night clerk in a
hotel.
Mrs. ]. Calvin and Mrs. P. Cole and
children were recent guests of Mrs. d.
Coffee
Mrs Marian Taylor has returned from
a three weeks visit with her sons in
Maine.
E. I. Latham of Newton Mass, came
Tuesday for a few days visit with his
relatives.
The topic at the Congregational church
this evening will be Gods Out-of-Door
Temples"
Walter and George Harmon of Peter
boro have been visiting relatives in town
a few days.
F. L. Latham and family, who have
been visiting in Mount Holly, Vt, have
returned home,
A stable party of young people attend
ed the dance at Forest Lake last week
Friday evening.
Miss Eloise White will return to Trum-
bull, CT, with Miss Nichols, for a weeks
visit among friends.
Geo. L. Parker and family went to
Cavendish, Vt, last week, called there by
the death of a relative.
Myron Minis and family of Keene have
been spending the week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Minis.
G.. w. Day and family have moved from
the tenement in the rear of Stebbins
block to one on Glen street.
w. o. ]. Martin and wife are spending
a few days vacation with the latter's sis
ter, Mrs. Allen, in Primfeld, CT.
w. o. Amidon, f. A. Buckley and Fred
Latham attended the KeeneH olyoke base
ball game at Keene Saturday.
j. E. Mann has been employed in Lud-
low, VT, recently painting window signs
for the merchants in that place.
Mrs. Oppenheimer and three sons of
Springfield, Mass. are visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs James Bridge.
Mrs. Peter Stone and children and Miss
Vergena Chevernan are making an eX-
tended visit with friends in Canada.
Miss Zoe Sanderson will return to Wa
terbury Conn., next Monday, after a
three weeks visit at her home here.
The Junior union connected with the
Universalist church enjoyed picnic in
the forest on Mr.. Woods land Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle Calkins of North Wibraham,
Mass, was a recent guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Blanchard.
Miss Annie Conway went to the Sunset
Hill House Tuesday, where she has en-
ployment for the remainder of the sum-
mer
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nichols and
daughter of Greenfield were Sunday visit
ors at Geo. p. States. They came up by
automobile.
Fred George left Tuesday for a two
weeks vacation. Mr.. Beaverstock of
Keene takes his place in the Goodnow
clothing store during his absence.
w. Dempsey, accompanied by his
brother, Michael, of New York. visited
the Pan-American exposition last week.
His brother came home with him.
Miss Mary Nichols of Trumbull, Conn,
is spending a week at the congregational
| parsonage. Miss Nichols is a member of
Thomas McCaughern, who has been
| spending a two weeks vacation at his
home here will return to Springfield
Mass, Sunday, to resume his duties there,
Mrs. H. A. Stone, Lewis p. Stone of
| ST. Louis, Miss Maud L., Stone, and Miss
Marjorie Stone of Mowhawk, N. Y, are
at the Stone residence here for short
| stay.
Miss Gould, superintendent of the Bos-
| u
of Maiden Mass, are among the late ar
rivals at Miss Bascom's Tower Hill sum-
mer resort.
C. e. Fletcher and Dominick Belleville
| spent Sunday with their families, who
are at Spofford lake. C. E. Weed and
family were guests also over Sunday al
the same place.
Andrew M. Hildreth, who enlisted ir
the United States army few weeks ago
is with the 18th cavalry and stationed al
Fort Myer, Va. The regiment expects tC
| go to Texas soon.
Mrs. Nancy Smith of Newfeld, will
breach in the Universalist church mex
Sunday, in exchange with the pastor
Rev. j. P. Marvin, after which he vii
take his annual vacation.
Miss Carrie ]. Stearns acted as or
ganist at the Congregationalist church
last Sunday in the absence OF Rober
Field, the organist, who is attending tn
| Pan-American exposition at Buffalo.
Miss Josie Redding gave party to
few friends on Thursday evening the oc
casion being her twenty-third birthday
The evening was pleasantly passed VIII
games and seasonable refreshments.
A special collection will be taken at thu
| CONGREGATIONAL church next Sunday
the close of the morning service, for thu
purpose of buying new books for the sun
day school library, and also to cover th'
expense of re-cataloguing the same.
The street lamps which have done ser
vice in the past have, with . E exception