Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-06-05
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Lillian clayton is working i'm the family
of DIR. l.. ;. Arnold.
Mrs +. ;. Crafts of Wilmington is
visiting at f. \. Hul,tts.
DR.. W. \ Evans of Randolph, the well
known optician, is I'm town.
Mrs t. Davis has gone To- WardSboro
&" spend a month with her parents.
Miss Maud Howard of Torrington.
Conn, is at her brothers, Marvin How
ards
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Shatuck of West
Minister West visited friends in town last
week.
Several from here attended the funeral
of MIR. sadie parker Stone at the north
village last Sunday morning
\ woman VINO is the agent for Cram
Modern Atlas is meeting with great sue
cess. having sold nearly - in this section.
Mrs. NJ. j. Howard attended the grad
uation exercises at Leland n Gray Semi
/ nary at Townshend ON Thursday. She is
a graduate of that school.
/ William Anbee, our esteemed towns
man. has returned from Winchcndon.
/ Mass. TO be with US this summer. lie is
| boarding at :. NJ. Holders.
The Methodist ladies aid society met
| with Mrs John Ramsdell Wednesday.
/ These women are hravely doing q good
work raising money for repairs on
/ their church
News has been received by friends here
/ of the marriage of Miss Nina Tolman to
clyde Lee, both of Springfield. Mass
Mrs. Lee was a former resident here. and
is sister of Mrs. L. :. Goddard.
Mrs. Almon Shattuck who lived near
Wlnhan Hollow. died last Friday after
"A severe illness of more than a years
duration. she mad many relatives and
friends i'm this place, vino attended her
funeral on Tuesday.
crank Mason of this place and Miss
Henrietta Emery of New Hampshire were
married on Tuesday evening Mr. Mason
is an cuterprsng young man, painter
by trade. and they start in their new life
with bright prospects.
The first party of the season from
Name chester. consisting of some of the
earlier city visitors. took dinner al
Riverside Inn last week. Some of the
members of the party We're of Judge
Ishams family of Chicago.
j. H. Whitman of Boston made a short
call on friends here last week. Mr. Whit
man seems to have "a warm place in nj,
heart for this town. as he has shown sub
stantiallN by his generous contribution.
to our library. fire companies and othel
objects.
Memorial day was fair. and a larg,
crowd assembled to attend the services
In the forenoon the soldiers graves in the
different cemeteries were decorated b'
T. comrades detailed for that purpose. Will
l nass and wreaths made by the Womant
Relief corps. kindly assisted by Sevcra
/ women Early in the afternoon pro
= cession was formed, led by the Wards
boro Cornet band. followed by member
of the Grand Army. Sons of Veterans an,
the school children. They marched frs
To the mound erected to the memory %
the unknown dead, where there were ap
] Il
the town hall. Captain Charles Plumle,
of Mortified delivered the address
To- johnson brothers, Miss Mary Pierce
Mrs. May Allen with Miss Halle Thomp
son, organist furnished excellent music
G Mrs, Abbie Bahbitt and Mrs. NJ. c. Girls
. void gave readings, and Miss Bernie
Baboitt a recitation. one pleasing par
o of the program was the marching an
t flag drill by the school children. who &C
n quilted themselves creditablY under tn
training Of Miss Mary Pierce and l.. c
q Pierce, the teachers in the village schoo