Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-03-28
IVES MINsTER.

Judge Kellogg returnd from Newfane
Oh Monday.
Rodney Phippen of ioardner. Mass. is
visiting relatives in tom.
George Peck spent sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Martha eek.
The lyceums which / We proved so pop
ular will be continued or a few weeks
Arthur j Plummer # Maiden. Mass
has been at Charles Q ise's a few days
George Clay OF Blttleboro was at
Geo. G. Wrights tn day and Wednes-
day.
Henry Wilcox of w rem. Mass. was in
town Wednesday az Thursday calling
upon old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Bend of Springfield are
visiting Mrs. Bennet parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. l.. Fisher.
The Fortughtly tab will hold their
next gathering on u evening of April =
with Miss Rose ABB
Miss May l.. Wr& returned Saturday
from two week{ stay in Ashmont
Mass with her sistf Miss Edna Wright
The ladies' aid q " held a business
meeting on Wedu.A afternoon at the
home of their pres fnt. Mrs $. NJ. Nut
ting
Several of our q9lenters are engaged
upon elaborate reI lis which are being
made upon two lart estates over in Wal
pole.
Mrs Charles ri rnold. who has been
visiting her son in Il. Louis Mo. a few
weeks is now with ricnds in Detroit. and
will soon return hoe.
Rev. L. f. Barlrd preached to his
former parishioner at Dummerston last
Sunday. Mrs Bar accompanied her
husband to DUNN ston.
Misc Grace Dar,cr nf North AJar,
and her friend, rs Mary l. Marot Of
Pennington, Conn are at the parsonage
for their Easter alton.
Tonight at the lurch vestry there will
be bundle" soc ]. Everyone attending
is requested to Ing a bundle. Home
made candy will for sale.
Special services appropriate to Easter
will be held at Il church on Sunday, in
the morning the, will be concert by
the members of I, Sunday school.
Misses Alice A'herson and Belle Ran
ney are eHpectc to return this week
| from Ormond. Fl where they have been
during the whit as Mattresses at the
| Hotel Ormond
The many frielis of Mrs. Asa b. Davis
are rejoiced to lar that she has return
ed to her home -om the hospital and is
making rapid covery from the effects
/ of the operation
! The late james LAY Houghton. a prom
inent citizen of Iontpelier and one that
/ was identified VII all the best social and
/ business interess of that city, was a
/ cousin of ID. c. right of this town.
! Jerry Harnes has sold his farm on
Rocky hill to n Reed of Newfane, who
owns the portDle sawmill which has
been stationed pom the hill all winter
! and in which biiness Mr.. Reed purposes
! to continue.
Miss Winnie Tier and Miss May Pierce
/ Of South Lononderry arrived Wednes-
day in town a left Thursday morning
for Boston aelmpanied by Mrs. G. II.
Walker. They intend spending several
days in Boston nd vicinity.
f. NJ. Gnbe who recently died in
Maryland was e owner of the extensive
Abenaqui Mac ne Works situated near
Westminster S lion and which gives en-
ployment to o lmber of our young men,
Mr. Gilbert an family lived in Walpole
The Weeks mily will move April LIST
to a. Kendall house and the tenement
they Vacate vi be occupied by George
Spond and vii G. II. Walkers remain
ing tenement vi be taken by a Mr.. Cloud
man and fam of Maine, who will be
employed by Nssrs. Baxter Bros.
Mrs. Charlie Darlington will teach the
school in dist No. 7, Seth Arnold the
grammar deptment in No S, and Alice
T Winnie Fem he primary grade. Miss
May l.. Wrie' will teach in the Rocky
hill school,. We understand that the
schools aboutown will begin the spring
term April 1iwith the exception of the
schools In N'S which will open April T..