Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-06-14

Miss Caroline II. Arms was home from
Smith college briefly this week.
The senior class of the High school
spent Wednesday afternoon at Barber S
park.
ChiIdren's day services have been post
poned at the Congregational church until
June 23rd.
Miss Marion Candee, of Poughkeepsie,
N. Y. a former teacher in the high
school. is visiting Mss Foster.
Rev. d. l.. Sanford will conduct services
in the old church at Rockingham at 3
o'clock next Sunday afternoon.
The North Walpole school close today
. for the summer vacation, one week ear
lier than those this side OF the river.
The senior and junior Chris, IAN Endeav-
or societies of the Congregational church
held their annual union meeting last Sun
day.
The annual children's day exercises wi
be held al the Methodist church next Sun
day morning in place of the usual sun
day morning service.
The alumni association will hold their
second annual banquet in Union hall Fri
day evening of next week. Fuller and
Farr will cater for it.
The four schools in building No 8,
Misses Stearns, Foster, Young and
Hayes, leacners, held picnic in Will
liams's orchard Tuesday afternoon.
The young people held a social dance at
BARRIERS park Tuesday evening. The net
proceeds, about Sl3, We're presented to the
graduating class of the High school
Superintendent F.. w. Lord will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class of the High school in
the opera house Sunday evening at 7SC
o'clock.
Mrs. Duane Wilder and grandson, Hugh
Warner of Lake Rescue, have been spend
ing a few days this week with Mrs
Wilder's daughter Mrs. Estey, at hel
home on Atkinson street.
A large number of citizens are expect
ing to go to Vermont Academy next Mon
day evening to attend the annual concert
which is by the Imperial Hand Bell Ring
ers and Banjo and Mandolin Clue of Bos
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Shipman and Mrs
Edward Arms will be in Northampton
next week attending commencement a
Smith college, where Misses Caroline
Arms and Jennie Shipman Will grad
uate.
Last Saturday afternoon was the hrs
half holiday for the Vermont Farm Ma
chine shop this season. They will be con
tinued for the present, and another bas'
ball game at BARRIERS PARK is booked TO
tomorrow.
The house at the corner of West Gal
and Atkinson streets, owned by the estate
of the late Patrick Hacket, was sold
auction Tuesday afternoon. There wer
several bidders. but the fortunate on
was David Savage.
The Masonic fraternity of Bellows Fall
has been we'll represented this week IL
Burlington. Delegates from each OF tn
different bodies have been in attendanc
at the annual meeting of the grand lodg
there, to the number of II or 10.
A meeting of the Old Home Week com
mittee is called by Chairman A.
Swain to be held in banquet hall Sat
urday evening at 73O, when it Will be de
termined whether the town wishes 10 tax
any steps for a formal celebration.
Miss Annie Dodge, who has been a stu
dent in Arcadia college at WoltVllle
Nova Scotia for the past year, returne
Monday. Her sister, Miss Blanch Dodst
who has spent the winter with her grand
father in Nova Scotia, has also returned
Neil Sullivan and Annie M. Kiniry
well known and popular residents o
North Walole were married in Bosto
last week Thursday, and came to Below
Falls Saturday. Mr.. Sullivan is employ
ed by the brewery in its shipping depart
ment.
The Bird club will meet at Barber
corner tuesday afternoon of next week a
AIS with luncheon. They will take IN
car there for BARRIERS park Wher the
Will picnic and spend the early part
the evening. Those unable to take TN
car W.. go on a later one.
Rev. John H. Reid, N. G. Williams an
John Chase have been in Rutland III
week attending the annual convention
the Congregational churches or vernon
and Mrs, George II. Gorham ana MT