Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-09-12

ter Mrs Evans, in Millers Falls, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jacobs have re-
turned from a ten day visit in Newport.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
are anticipating a picnic tomorrow after
noon.
Miss Belle Delphy is spending the week
with her sister, Mrs. o. H. Frye, in
Wilton.
Many of our people are suffering from
severe colds, or an epidemic of the in
iuenza type.
w. N. Pike and wife have been enter
tanning Mrs. l.. S. Rathbun and two sons
of Springfield, Mass.
Miss Flora Norm has returned from a
few days visit in Springfield. Westfield
and Easthampton, Mass.
Mrs. Clarity and three sons of Rox-
bury, Mass, are visiting her parents,
ii. G. Smith and wife.
Maurice Purcell has returned from
Pittsfeld, Mass, and taken his old place
in the Halle & Frost mill.
Harry Holland and Fred George at
tended party given by the Country club
at Keene one evening last week.
Mr. and Mrs. d. S. Freeman of New
| Salem, Mass, have been visitors al Ralph
Freemans Bear hill farm several days.
The services at the Methodist church
| Sunday were in charge of S. S. Quinn of
Keene, pastor. Rev. e. ]. Deane, being
i'll.
Mrs Jane Amsden, who has spent the
| greater part of the summer in town, re-
| turned to her home in Lancaster, Tues
| day.
The Congregational ladies society held
| their first fall sociable at the church
vestry Wednesday, with fair attend
! ance.
| Thomas Mullen has been laid up and
under the care of a physician several
days, from a severe bilious trouble, but
is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich have moved this
week from Mrs Stebbins's Main street
brick block into their new house off Kill
burn street.
Rev. F. o. Tyler of NARROW, q former
pastor of the Methodist church, was in
town calling on old friends and parishion-
ers last week.
Two oil furnaces have been ordered for
use in the edge tool shop, and If they
give satisfaction the other welding fires
will be equipped with them.
The four schools in the Depot street
building have organized drum corps
and the pupils enter and leave the build
ing In military order
Mrs. Bean is expected to join her hus-
band here next week. They will oc.
cupy rooms in Valmar Aldrich's new
house for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Drinkwine are al
home again after several days visit
with the formers son. Rev. Bertram
Boivin. in Annisquam, Mass.
Mrs. Margaret Brennan and Miss Mar
garet Dempsey have returned from Ole
Orchard where they have been employed
in hotel during the season.
Raleigh's base ball team and the Ha.
| BeonS crossed Riverside
Saturday afternoon, the game resulting
in a score of is to u in favor of the Ha!
Beens.
Geo. p. Hooker, who recently started
for New York state, was taken i'll a
Greenfield and returned home. He il
, now much better, and may make tn
intended visit later.
, Mrs Alfred Seaverns and daughter
Miss Ella Seaverns. and Miss Ann Pat
, terson of North Scituate, Mass, are max
ing two weeks visit with Mr.. AM
Mrs David A. Minis
Miss Lillian Hancock has returned from
/, York Beach. where she has been EN-
ployed, and is teaching the Chestnut Hi
school. Miss Hancock captured the frs
prize in a recent cake walk at Yorl
, Beach.
I The Hinsdale Merry Minstrel Maids wi
give their entertainment at the town hal
wednesday cNeHiiB, sept. ~. Lie scat
will go on sale at Mann's pharmac
: Saturday afternoon at o'clock. TIL
t receipts will be applied on the town ha
b. piano fund.
l Mr.. Sprague, whose hand had scarcel
healed from a severe wound receive
while at work in the Newhall & Stet
: bins machine shop, will still have
sore hand to nurse, having cut off tn
2 end of the first finger on his left han
= while splitting wood Saturday.
Miss Louise Watson went to Springfield
:, Mass, Monday, where she underwent a
e operation for the removal of an abnoi
n NAL growth in the throat. She returne
p Wednesday, and Is suffering but litt
from the operation. She was accom-
panied by her mother, and Rev. w.
r White.