Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-10-31

riages.
Eugene Hastings United States pension
has been increased from Sc to IS per
month.
Miss Margaret Leonard of Cambridge
Mass. was with her mother here over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Cotton arrived
home from their wedding trip Tuesday
evening
Mrs. Herbert Hubbard and child of
New Haven, Conn, are guests at c. c.
Holton's.
Five hundred and twenty-five names are
on the checklist, and some others will
be added,
\ new and modern press has replaced
one OF the old ones at the Halle and
Frost mill.
a. J. Sprague IS at work in Keene. but
boards at home. going back and forth
on the train.
Miss Hattie and Dominick King came
up from Millers Falls to spend Sunday
with relatives here.
Miss Anna Britton of Millers Falls has
been spending few days among Hnsdale
relatives and friends
Mrs. Julia II. Jones, and Mrs. F. II.
Jones recently spent few days with the
formers sons in Keene
Eugene Cutler who has been spending a
few days at his home here returned to
Springfield, Mass, Monday
The Rebekahs served a supper a. Dad
Fellows dining hail Tuesday evening"
receiving a liberal patronage.
Don Belleville is nursing some sore
fingers which were crushed by being
caught between timbers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Aldrich and infant
daughter of Keene spent Friday with
hlHr .1vt,l
The class of 1908. Hinsdale High school.
have their class pins which are very
neat, made in the form of a shield, and
of solid gold.
Miss Violet Robertson entertained
party of friends at her Canal street home
last week Friday evening. Games,
music and refreshments were enjoyed by
the young people.
Miss Josie Redding who was an en-
ploye of the house, lost all her clothing
at the recent burning of the American
House in Greenfield.
Leslie S. Lazelle who was for six years
clerk in G. S. Howes store married on
Oct. p. at Merrick. Mass, Miss Inez d.
Nation of that place.
Harry Emerson of West Swanzey
bought the fish route of e. c. Bartlett
and will continue the business. He will
move his family here.
The large and stately elm tree which
stood in front. of Domnick Bellevlle's
house has been cut down. as 1t was con-
sidered unsafe TO let it remain standing.
w. II. Barrett and Guy Smith re-
turned Friday from their hunting eXpe-
dition in Vermont, each bringing the
carcass of deer as a trophy of the
hunt.
Miss Mabel Temple of the Fitchburg
normal school accompanied by Mrs Ar
thur Todd came up Thursday and re-
manned over Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Temple.
Rev. w. =. White gave an address on
the supreme Purpose of the Sunday
School" at the Sunday school institute
at Swanzey Wednesday and also spoke
at the annual convention at Keene today.
Frank S. Archibald of this town, teach
er of the West SwanZey grammar school.
was unanimously elected president of the
Cheshire County Teachers Association
at the meeting held in Keene late week
Friday.
The regular meeting of Sheridan Wo-
mans Relief corps will be held at Grand
Army hail next Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock. when the president hopes to
see all the members, as the annual in
spection will take place soon.
The local fishermen are building a
camp at Round pond Pisgah, for their
accommodation while enjoying the sport
The camp will be furnished sufficiently
for comfort and will add much to the
pleasure of the parties who frequent the
place.
The Chatauqua circle has begun its
seasons work with Mrs. j. r. Holman
president, Miss Emma Welman vice
president, Miss Minnie Todd secretary
and treasurer, and Miss Barrows, Miss
King and Mrs. F. w. Cotton committee
on programs.
Miss Katherine Cunningham, who left
for an unlimited stay in California. was
given surprise party by few friend:
Friday evening. A pleasant social houi
was passed, and the guests departed
leaving many expressions of good will
and a gift to keep the memory of tn,
!. occasion fresh in Miss Cunningham!
mind.
The delegates elected to represent thu
Congregational Sundy School at the Sun
day. school institute for the Second dis
trct of Cheshire county held in Swanzel
Wednesday We're Mrs. c. Il. Savage Mrs
A. A. Bailey Mrs. A. f. Fisher, Mrs
f.. II. Fuller and Miss Emma Wellman
The pastor, Mrs. Savage and Mrs. Bale.
attended. Those chosen for the annua
convention held at Keene today wer
Mrs G. A. Robertson, Mrs. S. x. Hill
GODDARD nd NJ. S. Leach. The paste
, and superintendent are delegates by vir
tue of office
Mrs John Young, SO, died at her HON
on Fitzgerald avenue Friday evening
about 113G after a long illness with hear
trouble and complications. Besides
husband. who is in very delicate health
Mrs. Young is survived by four sons
Henry, Frank. John and Joseph, all o
this town, and two daughters. Mrs. Phil
lip Gaulardeau of this village and Mrs
John Vincent of Franklin Falls, also he
aged parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dominica
Belleville, and four sisters and three broth
ers, all of whom with the exception o
one brother live in town. Mrs. Youn
was a hard working woman, devoted t
her family, and going out but little
Funeral services were held at st. JIG
seph's Roman Catholic church at 9 G
m. Monday and were largely attended
The burial was in the Roman Catholi
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Bartlett and daugh
tiers, Misses Lillian and Doris, and Mis-
Katherine Cunningham left on the g.:
train Wednesday morning for their ne'
home in California They were ac
companied by Miss Kate Harnett of Brat
tleboro. The two latter will go to 10
Angeles, and Mr. Bartlett's family wi
make their home in Redlands. A fare
well reception was given them at III
Methodist church Monday evening,
large number attending to pay their re;
poets to the worthy couple and to bi