Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-06-26

Miss Della Kelley is visiting in Bellows
Falls.
George Day and family have gone to
New York to live.
Mervin H. Butler lost a horse after "A
short sickness last week.
Roy and Prentlss Taylor are making
/ few days visit in Boston.
+. l.. Stafford and son Carl We're recent
guests at c. w. Safford's.
James Mccormick of Holy Cross College
| is at home for the summer vacation.
f. T. Bailey is home from Wakefield
/ Mass, to spend the summer vacation.
Miss Margaret +. Leonard is at home
/ from Cambridge, Mass for the summer
vacation.
The Sunday afternoon train going south
| will leave Hinsdale at 42i instead of 400
as formerly.
r. T. Sleeper of Bellows Falls was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. =. Minis a short
time last week.
Charles Welch of Orange. Mass. was
shaking hands with old acquaintances
here last week
Mrs. G. y. Smith is out of town for a
visit among friends in Keene. Gardner
and Providence.
Miss Mary Fetch is at her home here
from Acawam, Mass, where she has been
teaching school
Misses Sara and Madlyn Stearns went
| Wednesday for a few days visit with
relatives in Athol.
y. y. Railey has a pear tree in his gar
den on which can be seen both stable
pears and blossoms
Mr.. and Mrs. John Currier have moved
from Mrs. Spooner's house to the Mullen
place on River street.
w. H. Barrett will open next week a
branch meat market at Mortified, with
A. w. Mead in charge
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Robertson enter
tanned DIR. and Mrs l.. \. Lamson of
Hopedale Mass, last week
Fred Cantin has moved his family
from Church street to one of j. b. Davi-
sons houses on High street.
The Methodist ladies' society met will
Mrs. Watson at VIM. Akeey's on the
Brattleboro road Wednesday.
Alfred Wells, who has been at Hote
Ashuelot the past three months, returned
to his home in Boston Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Markey and grand
daughter. Mildred Cramer left Thursday
for a two weeks visit in Claremont.
NJ d. Mann of South Boston, VINO Ia.
been seriously ill., is with his sister, Mrs
c. c. Holton, for change and recupera
ton.
MISS Margaret q COnnOr VIII go u
Hyde Park, Mass. tomorrow, to spend {
weeks vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. WIN
liam O Brien.
Mrs. S. NJ. Wilder is entertaining hel
two sisters, Mrs. Della Boyden of Spring
field, Mass, and Mrs. Jennie Wood o
Burlington, VT.
Childrens day was observed at the Uni
versalist church last Sunday, by a specia
sermon in the morning and a concert b,
the Sunday school in the evening.
Miss Carrie j. Stearns is at home from
Barre, VT, for the summer vacation
Her mother Mrs. Newton Stearns, wh'
has been visiting her, returned with her
Miss Olive Sanderson, who has beef
taking course in a business college II
Waterbury, Ct, has finished her studie
there and is at her home on Brattlebor'
street.
Charles Harvey, a registered pharma
cst, recently of Manchester where III
has been employed in "A leading drug stor
II years, has taken clerkship at Mann
| pharmacy.
The Universalist ladies held a success
, full strawberry supper in the vestry las
, week. the wet weather preventing tn
tables being set on the church lawn, a
was their intention.
: Rev. w. f. White gave an interesting
! lecture on Z" The Labor Problem at tn
. Congregational church last Sunday even
? ing His subject next Sunday evenin
/ will be Marriage and Divorce"
Mrs. X. b. Mead of Springfield, Mass
e who has been at the home of her son, A
W. Mead, a few weeks, left Monday 70