Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-07-26

MISS Lila MCLEOD Is visiting 1rlenuS
In Westminster.
Louis Day has taken house in Graf
ton for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Chandler spent
Sunday in Charlestown.
Fred ]. Perry has become member of
the paper-rnaking firm of Coy & Bah
cock.
Miss Margaret Flavin will close her
dressmaking rooms through the month of
August.
Mrs. II. NJ. Blossom and son, Fred,
went Saturday to Greensboro for a two
weeks outing.
mont will be held with Emmanuel church
here next June.
Miss Mary E. Baker, art teacher in the
public schools, went to Rutland on Sat
urday for a two weeks vacation.
Between so and 80 members of the Con-
gregational church and Sunday school
picnicked at Barber's park yesterday.
Miss Lillian Wilder and Miss Annie
Chandler of Chester have been spending
n few days at Carpenters point, Lake
Rescue.
Miss Bridget McAuliffe. clerk in New
man & Pollard's dry goods store, return
ed Monday to her duties after a ten days
vacation.
Col e. G. Osgood returned Wednesday
afternoon from Cincinnati, where he at
tended the International Christian En-
deavOr convention.
Mrs. John Reid, accompanied by Har-
old and Marion, went to Sunapee Friday
to visit Mrs. George e. WEIGH She re-
turned Wednesday.
Gentry Brothers dog and pony show
exhibited on Russell park Tuesday after
noon and evening, giving fully great
satisfaction as last year.
go next Tuesday to Maine for the month
of August. Mr.. Reds pulpit will be oc-
cupied during his vacation
G. F. Eddy, former resident of this
place, now a successful lawyer in Maiden,
has been the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Clarence Dowlin, this week.
DR.. VIII Spring, court dentist in Ber-
lin, sailed yesterday with his family for
this country. He will visit his father,
John o. Spring, in this place.
s. Willoughby Wilder, jr., of Newton
Centre, who has been spending several
weeks abroad, has sailed for this coun-
try, and on his return will go to Sunapee.
A new and beautiful altar rail has been
placed in the chancel of Emmanuel
church, being the gift of John w. Flint,
in memory of his mother, Mrs. Wyman
Flint.
A service was held at BARRIERS park
last Sunday, Rev. Albert Hammatt deliv-
ering the sermon, and music being fur
nished by members of the theatrical
company.
Messrs. Springer, Norman, Riel, and
Fulton of the vaudeville company now
playing at Barbers park were the guests
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bald
win at Charlestown.
e. l.. Walker has sold his two-tenement
house Atkinson street to e. e. Fer
guson, who now occupies one half of 1t,
and c. e. Davis head clerk in the post
Office, has the other tenement
Charles Tulley, mail clerk in the
post office, is spending a two weeks
vacation in Worcester, Mass, and New
London, Conn. His place in the post
office is being filled by Alec Mcleod,
substitute clerk who is the next on the
list of appointees as mail clerks.
]. Homer Bacon, first assistant in the
High school, will take the position at
Vermont Academy vacated by Prof.
Coon, at the head of the scientific depart
ment. Mr. Bacon was a graduate of
Bellows Falls High school in 49, and of
Brown in '96, and has for the past four
years held the position which he now
resigns
Soon after August list Dr. E. W. Knight
viii move his dental office from the
Edward Arms block to his new office
building, which he has erected on the
property recently bought by him from
Henry Davis, at the corner of School
and Atkinson streets. DR.. George H.
Gorham will then move from the Suter
block into the nicely equipped office
rooms vacated by DR.. Knight.
An adjourned hearing was held We'd
nesdaY morning in Judge Reads office,
before o. E. Butterfeld of Wilmington,
J. w. Melendy of Londonderry, and A.