Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-03-07

fast living.
\. w. Cady of Manchester was in town
last week
F. S. Archibald is at home, having clos
ed his school at Swanzey.
James O'Bricn has had his store newly
painted, and is having electric lights put
in.
Mrs. Lorenzo Stebbins entertained a few
friends by giving a dinner party last Fri
day.
Fred Cantlin was called to West Swan
zey Tuesday by the critical illness of his
father.
The Nature club will meet with Miss
Wellman on High street next Tuesday
evening.
w. T. Minor has moved from the Briggs
place on the Mortified road to a house in
Upper Canada.
The new electric lights in the Methodist
church We're used for the first time last
Friday evening.
w. G. Smith, a. l.. Taylor and w. II.
Barrett attended the sportsmen's show at
Boston this week.
Miss Lizzie Reed will finish work
at c. a. Hollands this week and return
to her home in Westport.
Leslie Lazelle, who was clerk for several
| in West Springfield. Mass.
Miss Mary Hall of Shelburne Falls,
Mass, has been spending few days with
her aunt, Mrs. NJ S. Leach.
Mrs. r. X. Akeman and son of keene
recently spent a few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Lewis.
NJ S. Leach and family attended the
funeral of Mr.. Leach's father, George
| Leach at Westmoreland Friday.
]. E Mann assisted in a local minstrel
| entertainment at Orange Mass, last week
| Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Naomi Chapter No. &c. o. f. s., expects
| to have for guests at their next meeting.
| the members of the Brattleboro chapter.
Mrs. Harriet Wilder. who has been in
| Waltham Mass, and vicinity, during the
| winter months, returned to town last
| week.
| Miss Margaret e. Leonard of Cam
bridge, Mass, came up Friday evening
| and visited at her home here until Sunday
| afternoon.
Burt Mcdonald who went from here to
| Dover to work some time ago, was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis at that place
last week Friday.
About 100 books have been added to the
public library during the past month
Mrs. Eunice A. Wilder has been made a
member of the library committee
F.. S. Archibald formerly manager OF
| the Dartmouth basket ball team, witness
ed the Williams Dartmouth game at VIII
| Jamestown Saturday and was one of the
| officials.
Harry Jeffords, VINO has been employed
| in F. II. Jones's pharmacy, finishes worl
| at that place. and will go next week L
| Littleton, where he has a position in {
| drug store.
Miss Harriet Knapp, with friend from
| Quechee, VT, was a recent visitor for {
short time at the home of Miss Knapp!
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Knapp, oil
High street.
C. A. Holland and wife went to Fal
River, Mass, Thursday. Mr.. Holland will
return the first of next week, but Mrs
Holland will remain with her sister
month or more.
The members of Sheridan w. r. C. me
at the home of Mrs. Addie e. Di,
| Thursday to make sheets and pillow slip
for the room they furnished at the sol
diers' home at Tilton.
Four candidates were instructed in tn
third and fourth degrees at a specia
meeting of Wantastiquet Grange Satur
day evening. after which hot maple sug
ar supper was enjoyed
The Grand Army and Woman's Relic
Corps contemplate placing the war dram
6l-65'' upon the stage at the town hall 4
the near future. Particulars, cast of char
acters, etc. will be given later,
The high and grammar schools and tn
primary school in charge of Miss owe
closed for the spring vacation to-day, a
the others having closed last week, an
all will reopen Monday, March II.
c. M. Dugan, leader of Leitsihger's OF