Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-05-08


hotel.
Mrs. Jane Derry has returned from Or
ford y. II.
f. Sawyer has returned to his home in
Hyde Park. Mass.
Frank Lawrence is working in the liv-
cry stable for j. c. Taft.
Hon. James Batcheder was a visitor
recently at +. Z Batchelders.
Mrs. Kingsbury of Chester is visiting
her sister Mrs. Mabel Farnsworth.
Mrs. d. w. Dutton and son, Guy, have
returned from a visit in Greenfield.
The Townshend Inn is already receiv-
ing applications from summer boarders.
Dr. Hamlin and family are expected
here from the South to spend the sum-
mer.
Thanks for the April showers on Mon
day. as the dust was plentiful and an
noying.
1t is Miss Harriet Mitchell instead Of
Twitchell who is teaching IN the Carr
district.
Royal Sanderson reports the rainfall
during the month Of April to have been
one inch.
Mr.. Porter visited his sister-in-law,
Mrs. Eunice Porter, at Horace Gaale's
last week.
Sherman Willard and Mr. Pierce of
Putney were visitors at Mrs. Abby Will
lards Sunday.
Martin Sparks has sold the horse which
ne bought recently to Warner Towns
end OF Grafton.
Communion service at the Baptist
church was postponed until next Sunday
on account Of the funeral.
Mrs Harry Franklin and Mrs Fred
Randall are visiting Mrs. Alice Plimpton
Brown in Greenfield this week.
Mrs. Frank Aiken is i'll. Miss Au-
gusta Fessenden. who has been feeble all
winter, is not as well at present writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. sharpe of Springfield are
staying at the Townshend Inn. and Mr..
Sharpe is enjoying the fishing season
here.
\ number from mere attended tho sun
day school gathering at Brookline, and
Revs. Royal and Baker were among the
speakers
/ Holland j. Wilson has finished work al
/ Yves minister for Henry Bond. and will
work this summer for Parke Holland in
this town
Herbert johnson Of Milford y. H., is
visiting mis- father, Carl Johnson. Mr.
Johnson. is employed by Merrill Bros.
coal dealers.
Fishermen and fshpoles were plentiful
last week on Friday, but We hope non,
c.. SaXe's humorous poem.
The Dorcas Guild and Woman's Mis-.
sionary society of the Congregations
church will meet with Mrs F. l.. Os
good Wednesday afternoon, May Is.
Rev, J. II. Lingley of South Newfant
Will assist the pastor next week in con
Quoting special revival meetings at tn,
Baptist church every evening excepting
Saturday.
Mrs. Dustin Of Beloit, Wis, adopte,
daughter of the late Deacon Jonas Allen
who came to attend his funeral, Will re
main for time to be helpful in arrang
ing for the settling of the estate.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Adams of Brattle
boro We're in town last week on their re
turn from the wedding OF Leon Grou
and Miss Butler of Jamaica The younl
people were schoolmates at Leland &
Gray Seminary
Mrs George Cheney of Beloit Wis.
came last week on Friday TO visit mel
daughter, Mrs. c. H. Willard Mrs. Che
ney was accompanied by Mrs and Mis-.
Babbitt of the same place, who are alsC
visiting Mrs. Willard.
Mrs. Greeleaf. who came to drill tn,
Seminary seniors, gave a recital Mon
day evening to a full house. Mrs. Green
leaf is a pleasing speaker and the recita
of Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch
was much enjoyed. The singing of Mis-,
Thomas of Brattleboro, who has beer
here several times, gave pleasure to all
Miss Greasy. teacher of music at tn,
Seminary, accompanied Miss Thomas.
The social last week on Friday evening
under the auspices of the Baptist ladies
aid society was a pleasant occasion. Tn,
musical romance in charge of Mrs
Kenyon with Mrs. Lila Phillips as plan
list. was much enioyed by the large mum