Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-06-28


of st. Joseph's church.
Mrs. e. l. Leach spent the larger
part of last week in Alstead.
L. j. Crowningshield drove a large
deer out of his moving recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Fuller visited
in Shelburne Falls over Sunday.
S. II. Mcdonald and family are Wis
iting at his old home in Brandon, VT.
Miss Lillian Hancock has closed her
school in Richmond and returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wright of Bos-
ton were recent guests of G.. n. Smith
and wife.
Hon. L. F. Liscom went Saturday
for a few days stay in Fitchburg and
vicinity.
Mrs. w. Sprague of Somerville,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ad-
die e. Dix.
Mrs. Lucretia Atwood is up and
about the house after a severe illness
of several weeks.
Mrs. Alice Sweat and daughter, Miss
Maud Sweat of Lynn, Mass, are visit
ing relatives in town.
The employees of the foundry, who
took a day off for fishing, last Friday,
captured about 80 pouts.
Mrs. c. d. Whitaker and son, Paul,
and Miss Florence NJ. King were at
Spofford lake over Sunday.
p. Bergeron. John Carroll and Geo.
Parker have returned from a VISIT
to the Pan-American exposition.
Mrs. Edwin Bailey and children and
Miss Katie Bailey are spending Few
weeks at the formers old home in Lit
Teton.
Miss Lizzie Robertson who has been
teaching in Richmond, closed her
school last week Friday, and is at her
| home here.
G.. A. Holland went to Boston Sun
| day. He will be express messenger
between Boston and Fabyans during
| the summer.
Rev. w. F. White preached in the
! CONGREGATIONAL church in Winchester
Sunday in exchange with the pastor
Rev. c. F. Roper.
Several out of town musicians as
sisted the local brass oand in a yer!
ENJOYABLE open air concert last week
Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary Belanger left for Newton
Mass. FRIDAY. She will make her
home with her sister, Mrs. E. l.
Latham, for the present.
Rov Dawson, accompanied by his
mother, went to Worcester last week
to be under the immediate care of Dr.
Sweet, for his hip trouble.
Mrs. d. l.. Fisher and daughter
Ruth. are making several weeks Wis
If in York state. They will take in the
exposition at Buffalo before their re
turn.
Miss Grace Whitaker, who has beer
at her home here for few weeks
for a much needed rest, returned las
week to her work as stenographer II
Greenfield.
Delegations of our young people at
tended the dance at Silverdale, Spot
ford lake. last week Wednesday even
ing, and at Central park, Vernon, Fri
day evening.
The members of the Nature cluj
will meet next Tuesday morning a
4 o'clock at the home of Miss Adam
on the Brattleboro road, for a walk t
| the woods, in hopes of hearing Tn
: song of the hermit thrush.
Mrs. S. P. futile of Harrisville WISH
ed Mr.. and Mrs. c. h. keyon SATURDAY.
Mrs. NJ. L. Keyon and Mrs. II. H. rs
= tabrook of Lexington, Mass, orothe
and sister of Mr.. Keyon, are guests a
the same place.
e Mrs. Elizabeth Marley went T
4 Claremont Wednesday for Few day.
4 visit. She will bring her little gran'
d daughter, Mildred Cramer, home Wit
her. and later they will go TO Ne
S ork for a visit with relatives.
e The Sunday school connected wit
ST Josephs Catholic church, togethe
/ with the girls choir and the altar boy
> enioyed a picnic at Central park, We
{ non. on Saturday A basket lunc
t and an abundance of ice cream, car
and lemonade and the usual amour
u of games made an unusually pleasal
II outing.
:, A washout underneath the road
" the south end of the Depot sire
" bridge delayed travel for short tin
+ Saturday morning. but was soon +
# paired. The village coach passed ov,
it. in going to the station for u
9.24 train, but came back by the Mort
field road. Repairs were complete
before other trains were due.
Saturday was a bad day for Il
= Hinsdale base ball teams. The His
lie school boys were beaten by the strol
IN fremen's aggregation in Athol
g TO 0. Dover. the Athol pitcher, stru
x out 10 men. In three games he h
IN struck out 20 men and his opponen
" have not scored. Raleigh's team we
III to Winchester, but met defeat II to
~ Officers Kinds and Stearns raid
y Hotel Ashuelot and the saloons
- Thomas Raleigh and w. j Curran f
II day evening. They found beer
II each place. The proprietors were
D. % dered to appear in the police court,
answer to the charge of keeping be
iii with intent to sell, second otfen
III The raid was made on complaint
he S. e. Liscom.
he State Secretary Roby of the Y.
all c. A. spoke in the Cavalry Method
church Sunday afternoon at o'clo
on the subject, SIS Life Worth Livin
The address was to men only. In
- evening he SPOKE at a union serV
~, in the Congregational church, W
ns "The Problem of the Age" for tor
Both meetings were of special intere
-, but because of the extreme heat, WI
in not as largely attended as could
wished
ne, The members of Wantastiq
lily Grange celebrated children's day
Rock Island farm, the home of d.
lis, n on tha NOTthfi