Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-09-20
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home.
Mrs. Metcalf is assisting Mrs. Edwin
Harris.
]. II. Ware and wife left for Buffalo
last week.
We hear Julian Taft has bought the
Fred Livermore farm.
There are "A scholars in the seminary
at the present writing
Mrs. Mary Grout was a visitor at
Charles Austin's last week.
Nellie Stoddard is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Farnsworth in Keene.
Hon. James Batchelder of Arlington
visited his parents last week.
Miss Ella Head of Proctorsvlle was
guest last week at Asa Greenwood
Rev. II. V. Baker of West Brattleboro
will preach in the Baptist church next
Sunday.
Mrs. Hapgood of Cambridge, Mass.
visited her sister, Mrs. H. Batchelder,
last week.
Anna Twitchell is home from Haver-
hill, N. H., where she has been through
the summer.
Mrs. Can has charge of the music
class in the seminary in the absence Of
Miss Mabel Martin.
Frank Holden is back at John Wares
at work, after working at Grafton
through the summer.
Mrs. William ingalls, has been away
several weeks at Bellows Falls caring
for her invalid mother.
The hunters who have been at the
Evans Brothers have returned to their
home in Meriden, Conn.
c. Holland Evans has returned from
Burlington, where he attended the
Champlain Kennel Show.
Ormando Derry of Harmonyville rode
to the village Wednesday for the first
time since his severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hastings returned
from their visit to Seattle, Thursday af-
ter an absence of two months.
Byron and Miss Celia Thompson left
for their home, No. 10 Barker avenue,
White Plains, N. Y, Saturday.
The Hamlins left here last week for
their home in Tougaloo, Miss, where DR..
Hamlin Is dean of the university.
Mr. Hamlin preached at the Congre-
gational church a week ago last Sunday
in the absence of Rev. NJ f. Hardy.
II. B. Tallman, who has been the guest
of the Evans Brothers some time, has
returned to his home in Providence, r.
l.
Miss Jennie Underwood is home from
Williamsville, where she has been the
past summer at her sisters, Mrs. Wal
ter Wheeler's,
Rev. NJ. F. Hardy preached an appro-
PIRATE sermon Sunday on the death OF
tho President. from the text BE still
and know that 1 am God"
Mrs. Augusta Howard Hinckley and
son Of Wells, Maine, and her mother,
Mrs. Jane Howard have been visitors
the past week at Edwin Fessenden's.
Mrs. Colburn. who has spent the sum-
mer with her daughter, Mrs. Orisen Fol-
lett has left for Newport, where her son.
Prof Coburn, is principal of the school
there.
Arthur Greenwood was home over Sun
day. Mrs. Robert Greenwood has re-
Gently visited here and brought her
daughter, Maud, to attend school in dis
trict No. 3.
The ice cream sale by the Baptist la
dies aid society last week was a success
and Misses Flossie Ober and Ethel
Sparks who waited on the tables did
themselves credit by their efficiency.
The Congregational church will under
go thorough repairs. A furnace will be
put in and Mr.. Skinner of Newfane will.
begin to build the chimney this week
The inside will be finished in hard wood.
Fred Livermore will leave his farm
this winter and move to the village and
-
house. and board the Spencer boys who
have been in their family some years.
and they will attend the seminary.
We We're sorry any should forget the
meeting of the Old Home Week associa-
ton that was to have been held last
saturday evening. so we renew the in
Nitation for next Saturday evening, Sept
q, at the town hail. to which all are in
vited.
The aster seems to be the favorite
fall flower and many handsome varieties
are cultivated here, but Henry Bailey
we think, perhaps might take the prize
If one should be offered as he has some
very handsome ones of the chrysanthe-
mum type.
Frank Pierce is threatened with ty-
phoid fever. Fayette Cooke. Mrs. Ben
son and Miss Susan Ross have been on
the sick list the past week. Mrs. Abby
Willard and Mrs. Sanderson have not
been as well and Theodore Rand has had
another stroke of paralysis
The seminary class of 1895 held its first
meeting Sept 16 and elected these Off
GERS: President, Sadie Underwood vice
president, Almon Marsh: secretary.
Casa Marsh: treasurer, RAYMOND starr.
executive committee, Bernice Waite
Alice Barnes, Cora Browne, Lynn Law
renee, Lon Chamberlain.
j. II. Ware and wife are stil in Buff
falo and were there when the President
died. A home letter says they went to
the city hall to view the body as II laid
In state, but could not get near enough
on account of the throng. 1t was esti-
mated there were 800, 900 people on the
streets when the body was taken to the
station for Washington.