Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-06-06

from Boston Wednesday. She will
main, during the summer months, at the
Hooker homestead.
Mr.. Stevens and family closed their ten
ement in +. j. Richardss house Wednes-
day and went away for a few weeks
visit among relatives.
Mrs. w. V. Spencer and daughter. Miss
Spencer, were in town for a short visit.
while on their way to their new home in
Chicopee Falls, Mass.
John Werner of Broad Brook. Conn.
formerly designer in the Halle & Frost
mill, was in town Saturday. He was
accompanied by his brother
George Aldrch of Newark, y. j.. visit
ed his uncle, T. V. Aldrich, recently. Mr..
Aldrich formerly lived in town. but had
not been here for many years.
Edison Moon and family have moved
from the Holland house in the rear OF
Holland & Richards store. into one of
f. II. Horizons houses on High Street.
At the annual meeting OF the Pine
Grove cemetery association the old Of
ficers We're retained and 1t was voted to
replace the old fence around the lot by
new one.
\ few OF the ladies of the Methodist
church met at the home of Mrs. Austin
Dickerman one afternoon last week
Tea was served and a pleasant social
time enjoyed.
+. c. Robertson was thrown from his
/ carriage while returning from Brattle-
| boro Saturday evening. fortunately es-
Gaping more serious injury than bruises
and bad shaking up.
Children's Sunday will be observed at
the Congregational church next Sunday
morning, when the pastor will preach a
sermon in keeping with the dav, Sew
eral children will be baptized. There will
be no evening service.
| Word has been received from Miss Jen-
| ME Putney. saying that an excellent oc-
! ulst had been consulted and II was
thought that the cataract could be re-
/ moved from her eye very soon, with
i every prospect of a successful operation.
/ The Herbert Miner mentioned in last
/ weeks Phoenix as having been arrested
! for obtaining a mileage book under false
pretenses. Is not. some might infer,
/ Herbert Miner of this town, but another
| of the same name, in no way connected.
who halls from Athol, Mass.
There will be no service at the Uni
versalist church next Sunday morning.
Sunday school will be held at 1l.3O, and at
o'clock, p. m. Rev r. ID. Van Tassel
pastor of the church. will deliver the
baccaaureate sermon to the High school
graduating class in the town hall.
! The Zenith glass blowers closed a two
weeks engagement here Saturday night
Miss Josephine Ballou received the door
| prize, and the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. N. Smith the prize for the most pop
plar baby. Both prizes were handsome
pieces of the glass blowers handiwork
Fred Berkinshaw, who has had charge
of the finishing room in the Halle &
Frost mill. but has now gone to Pittsield
Mass, where he has a similar position
in a large wooden mill. was presented
previous to his departure Friday with &
beautiful sideboard by his former EN-
ployes here.
Miss Grace NJ. Bacon, daughter of A
S. Bacon, formerly of Hinsdale, now o
Dorchester, Mass, sails for Europe from
Boston on the "Devonian" June Is
She will spend several months in trave
in England and Scotland after which sh,
will go to Germany for years study il
the Berlin University. Miss Bacon 1
one of party of five ladies who max
the trip.
For good reasons Sheridan w. r.
deferred the decoration of their decease
members graves until Tuesday, June II