Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-07-11


able address upon educational work.
Orrin Hughes has been in town.
Miss Carrie Mason spent the 4th
at home.
Raymond Beebe is at work for B. b.
Brigham.
Guy Bardwell is visiting at Irwin
Watson's.
Curtis Smith spent the 4th at Lon
donderry.
Miss Ella Stebbins is home from
Springfield, Mass
Miss Bushnell of Chicago is a visitor
at c. II. Wizards.
Bessie Dutton has received a new
bicycle as a present.
Byron Thompson of White Plains,
n. Y. was in town last week.
Miss Lydia Kingsbury of Jamaica
is visiting at Il. II. Fessenden's.
Mrs. B. b. Brigham has gone to
Orange. Mass, to visit relatives.
Frank Lawrence and Harry Cud-
worth were in town over the Fourth.
Waldo Edison spent Sunday in town
with his mother, Mrs. VIM. ingalls,.
Albert Mason and family have re-
turned to their home in Gardner Mass.
Wilbur Cushman and family of New
York city were visitors at j. c. Tafts
last week.
Mrs. Beebe has gone to New York
state for a stay of some weeks with
her mother.
Mrs. H. p. Green of Jacksonville,
&c Of bnr IN
Harmonyville.
Mrs. Alice Bailey and son of Aga
wan. Mass, have been recent visitors
at Henry Bailey's.
Miss Ellen Ware of Springfield,
Mass, spent last week with her moth
err Mrs. Clarissa Ware.
Miss Ola Hall, who is at work for
f. II. Fessenden, spent the 4th with
her mother in Wardsboro.
Joseph Cummings, who bought the
Emily Burnap place. has been here
making some needed repairs.
Mrs W. c. Waterman, who has been
visiting Mrs. Harris, left for her home
| in Queeche Thursday morning.
Gray Dutton is at home on a vaca-
! ton and Perley Dutton has gone to
/ Westminster to work for Fred Kim
ball.
Miss Orrie Dale and sister, Mrs.
! Fred Ford, attended the funeral of
their uncle, Edward Merrifield, in New
York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Aldrich start
ed Monday morning for a carriage
drive to Weston and Londonderry,
where they will visit
Mark Merrifield and George Butler
OF New York city were recent visitors
at Mrs. Dale's, also Miss Butler and
Edward Dale of New York city.
very pleasant family picnic was
held the Fourth at the home of the
McDonalds, with relatives who came
from Brookline to enjoy the day with
them.
Arthur Boutelle, who graduated
| from Tufts College a year ago and
who has been assistant teacher in
the High school in Maiden, Mass,
the past year, is spending his vacation
at home.
The ODER house some distance from
the village was burned last week by
some boys, who were trying to burn
a Wasp's nest. Their effort was an
effectual remedy for the nest if not
safe one.
We hope not one of the readers OF
The Phoenix omitted to read on the
last page of last weeks issue the
article entitled Driving Horses" by
Ella Wheeler Wilcox. 1t is too good
a piece for any one to miss.
After the close of the Sunday school
Sunday the superintendent e. L.
Hastings, presented Mr.. Royal with an
envelope containing a sum of money
sufficient to defray the expenses OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal to Providence.
j. c. Taft is drawing lumber from
the steam mill for Everett Philips's
new house, which is to be built on
land formerly owned by the late Reu,
ben Phillips at the north part of the
village, where Mr.. Phillips already has
a good garden.
Haynes Sanders's cottage looks
very bright in it's new coat of paint
The park chairs are being painted
Byron Styles, who lives in the north
part of the town, has painted his
house, Mr.. Bailey and ARA Benson
doing the work.
Rev. e. A. Royal and wife and Mrs
Kenyon left Wednesday morning tc
attend the Baptist union convention
to be held in Providence. R. /. Mrs
Royals parents live in Providence
Mrs. Kenyon, after attending the con