Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-07-05
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A. M. Merrifield's family are spend
ing the week at Sunset lake.
Charles H. Bruce and family are
up from Orange, Mass, for few days.
Orlando Morgan of Wakefield, Mass,
was guest over Sunday at Mrs.
Alice A. Morse's.
Miss Jessie Bolton of Boltonvllle,
this state, is visiting at A. NJ Merri-
fields.
Eugene Corliss has completed his
work in this place and moved back to
Newbury, this state.
Carlton w. Sparks is up from
Springfield Mass, to spend the Fourth
with his relatives here.
Miss Florence A. Morse of the Wake
field, Mass, public schools is at home
for the summer vacation.
Miss Lizzie Mixner entertained a
party of her young lady friends at
DR.. P. p. Whites Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. G. G.. Hovey was called to Lon
donderry last Saturday to attend the
funeral of a child of her brother,
George Herrick.
Ernest Sparks arrived home Tuesday,
having completed his third year in
the medical department of the Univer-
sity of Vermont
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moore of Spring
field, Mass, have been the guests of
Mr.. Moores sister. Miss Minnie
Moore, the past week.
Miss Fannie Cheney returned last
week from Westfield, Mass, where she
has just completed a course in the
State Normal school.
Miss Luella Williams of this village
and Abbie L. Kenny of Newfane left
this morning for a Is days trip to the
Pan-American exposition.
Clarence Lazelle nearly cut off two
fingers of his left hand and injured
the third one on a bench saw at the
steam mill Thursday of last week.
Miss Nellie Dickinson will go next
week to Rochester, n. Y, to attend
the general convention of the Young
Peoples Christian union as delegate
from the local union.
Cashier w. II. Newton and daughter,
Miss Elsie, and c. II. Dickinson of
Wallingford, Conn, Joined Mrs. New
ton at d. ID. Dickinsons this week for
the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Putnam are NOV.
ing to this place from Cambridge,
this state. They will occupy the c. X.
Stedman tenement house with their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Quinn.
The Universalist Sunday school has
| just received a gift of 224 volumes
from the Universalist Sunday school
of Brattleboro. This added to the 416
volumes already in the library makes
a large and very choice collection.
Henry o. Bowker has sold the hotel
| property in this village belonging to
| the estate of his mother, Mrs. Dewitt
| Fisher. to Nathan B. Perry, who will
soon occupy the place as home. Our
people are all very glad to have Mr..
and Mrs. Perry come back to Newfane
to live. Dewitt Fisher, who has been
well known for a dozen years in con
| nection with the hotel, has not yet
fully planned for the future, but ex-
poets to spend some time with rela-
lions at Worcester Mass.
Our village schools closed last Fri
| day. The teacher, Miss Hortense
SwitZer of West Townshend, has been
very successful in her work and her
return for the remainder of the school
year is hoped for. The following nine
pupils received a finely engraved GER
tiflcate of perfect attendance, signed
by teacher and town superintendent
Beulah NJ. Timson, Belle G.. Timson,
Delbert F. Pierce, Samuel A. Merri-
field. Florence A. Lazelle, Ruth A.
Sparks, Carrie L. Stedman, Bertha
E. Manchester, Lottie V. Williams.