Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-07-12
NIX, BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY, JULY II, 1901

has position as housekeeper in a pri-
vate family She will have her little
daughter, Gertrude, with her.
The following officers were installed in
| the Junior Endeavor society by the pas
| tor at the Congregational church last
Sunday afternoon: Emmons White, pres
ident; Rest II. Metcalf, vice-president ;
Blanche w. Bronson, secretary; Arthur
| kibbe, treasurer; pianist Modena Booth.
The chairmen of committees are: Rose
Mead of lookout committee, Mabel Pike
of prayer meeting committee, Modena
Booth of social committee.
Keene won two games from Millers
Falls July 4. In the morning the score
was to /, in the afternoon 10 to g.
Mccormick, the Hinsdale High school
pitcher, who was in the box in the morn
ing, held Millers Falls down to six hits
struck out seven men, and would have
shut the strong hitters out out without
a score If fly which ought to have been
caught had not been missed in the out
field. Clancy was touched for II hits in
the afternoon game.
The senior class of the High school
held Reunion at the home of Miss
Murlel SHAW on the Mortified road
tuesday evening. The gathering was in
honor of Clarence Jewell a member of
the class, who will not be here at the
opening of the school in the autumn, as
his home will be in Maine in the future.
The young people spent pleasant even
ing with ,only the shadow of the near
parting to mar the festivities. Mr.. Jew
ell was presented with a manicure set by
his classmates.
on Monday evening w. H. Packard. d.
ID. c. NJ, of Winchester, installed the
following officers for Unity lodge, I. o.
o. F., No. 40: L. F. Clark, N. G.: F. e
Field, V. G.; c. A. Royce, secretary;
$. *. Hildreth, treasurer; w. E. Watson,
warden; c. II. Pearson, conductor; G. NJ.
oaks, R. S. n. c.; L. c. Smith, L. S. N.
G.; G. S. Howe, r. s. V. G.; H. M. Brit
ton, L. S. V. c.; ]. H Watson, o. GLE.
l. Leach, I. c.; Grey N. Smith, r. S. S.;
w. w. Barrett, L. S. s.. c. B. Hall, past
grand; G. a. Robertson, chaplain, Sew
eral visitors were present from Win
chester Refreshments were served by
caterer Oaks.
Excitement prevailed for a few min
utes early Friday evening when a young
horse which was hitched in front of the
Worden Co.'S store, pulled away and
TOOK lively turn up over High street
No one was hurt but the vehicle-a two
wheeled gig-was smashed into kindlins
wood and the harness pretty thoroughly
demolished. The team barely escaped an
elderly lady who was standing near the
post office. The rig was driven into the
village by Mr.. Smith. who lives on the
Horton farm. but was owned by Edward
Stebbins In the commotion Henry
Spaulding's horse became frightened and
ran, but was caught with but little dam
age done.
Miss jeanette Bascom. who conducts
the Tower Hill house has all her rooms
taken until late in the fall. and has re-
tused good number of applicants who
were seeking rest and quiet for the
summer months
at the present time are Henry
Bascom, wife and two children
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard and Walter
Swagey of Maiden. Mass, Mrs. Palmer
and Miss Howe of Brookline Mass. Prof
and Mrs. Sandberry returned to their
home in Boston last week. but will come
here again for a few weeks stay in the
autumn. This is the seventh season that
Prof. Sandberry has spent some time at
Miss Bascom's summer home.