Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-04-18


Frank A. Davis has been i'll this
week.
Mrs f. NJ. Fuller is visiting her
brother in Rindge.
Miss Nellie Brtton has gone to
Brattleboro to work.
Luke Mann has gone to Keene to
work in a wooden mill
Mr.. Tilden has been laid up this
week with lame back.
Otis Butler of Chesterfield spend
ing few weeks in town.
Miss Melissa Howard vert Friday
for few days visit in Earle. Mass
Geo. p. Slate has been appointed
tax collector to receive $40 for his
services.
Mrs. Harriet Darling is having a
new house built on her North Hins-
dale farm.
Rev. r. d. Van Tassel has returned
from a few days vacation, spent in
sugar camp.
Roger Holland was seriously i'll
part of last week from a severe attack
of Indigestion.
Daniel Daley of Lebanon is a new
employee as a warp dresser at the
| Halle & Frost mill
One candidate was received into
Naomi chapter, o. E. s., at the meet
| ing Monday evening.
Mrs. J. d. Estabrook of Keene. has
been the guest of her siste-. Mrs H.
NJ. Worden. this week.
Florence. a little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ. Wright, was seriously
i'll the first of the week.
Rev. E. ]. Deane left Wednesday to
attend the conference which is held
at Haverhill this week
Mrs. E. |. Latham Wen to Boston
today to visit her husband and get the
new styles in dressmaking
Luke Eli, who has had wokin Collins
vile. Mass, several weeks moved his
family to that place Mondsy.
Edward Howe and wife of South
Deerfield, Mass, were guests of the
formers brother, G. S. Howe, Sunday.
Miss Margaret f. Leonard of Cam
bridge, Mass, is visiting her parents.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Leonard, this
week
o. E. Bragg of Putney, Vt, and
William Chaplin of Dartmouth College
were guests of Mrs. Add Z. Dix last
week.
John Roberts returned Monday
from Brockton, Mass, where he has
been spending the winter with his
family.
Thomas White and !amily have
moved here from Holden Mass, and
are occupying one of he Dawson
houses.
Dan Mccormick went 10 Norwich
Conn, Monday to join tie base ball
team with which he has sgned to play
this season.
Mrs. w. A. WILDER OF Keene. who
preached at the Methods church last
Sunday, will occupy the same pulpit
next Sunday.
Seats for the war drama, "61-65,'
will go on sale at NJ. S. Manns phar
macy at o'clock tomlrrow (Satur
day. afternoon.
Mrs. Norman Jacobs las been sui
fering with a very sore foot, the re
suit of stepping on a ruty nail, three
or four weeks ago.
Charlie Collins, who will drill the
soldiers and tableaux gls for the wal
drama, came a day caller so as tC
take in the minstrel shov.
Fred c. Sargent is replacing the
bank wall near the Eanes & Townt
grist mill, which was arried out by
the high water this sprilg.
George e. Robertson finished hi
engagement with the celsus bureau a
Washington several weeks ago. H,
will soon be at his home here.
At the Methodist c.urch Sunda!
evening Frank r. Alhn and Mis-
Florence Scott, both O Brattleboro
were married by Rev. f. ]. Deane.
Walter Todd is building a new
piazza and making necessary repair
on the Canal street hmse which h,
bought of the late Mr.. Emma Hun
ter.
, Charles Stearns has ompleted TAX
! ing the census of the ehool children
| in town, and finds the whole numbe
to be 37S, of these 1863 are boys an,
3 200 are girls.
3 o. c. Robertson is arranging den
= in his Canal street lone. He i
3 having a fireplace bull and the fun
nishings of the room yill be as an
tique as possible.
w. o. Amidon, who Is at Atlanti
; Beach, Fla, is in niue. better healt
Z than when he left bme. A so
: pound shark was caltured by MI
= Amidon Saturday.
!. Mrs. w. A. WILDER If the Helpin
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