Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-06-12

Edward j. Iiealey while on his way to
his home in Wallingford. Vt. from "a
winters stay in the South, spent a day
here last week with his sister. Miss Kath-
crime Healey.
Mrs ida Shaw and daughter Miss
shaw. are at the home on Mortified
street recently sold to F. II. Fuller.
They will pack their goods and vacate
the premises very soon.
Chldrens day will be observed at the
Congregational church next Sunday by
a special sermon to the children by the
pastor i'm the morning, and a concert by
the members of the Sunday school in the
evening.
The adoption degree was conferred upon
~ candidates at a special meeting of
Squakheag tribe of Red Men last week.
Guests were present from Winchester
and a repast of corn and venisou was
enjoyed
Herman Butler is in town to attend the
sale of quantity of household goods
and other articles left by Mr.. and Mrs
t. y. Blanchard. The goods will be sold
by public auction tomorrow afternoon,
al their late residence on Main street.
Wantastiquet grange will hold a memo
rial service for the deceased membes. at
Grand Army hall Sunday afternoon June
n. at o'clock. All members are earnest
ly requested to be present. This service
GERS.
The Odd Fellows and Rebebah memorial
service will he held I'm the Universalst
church next sunday morning at II
O'Clock Rev II. Gertrude Roscoe will
preach the sermon The members of the
orders will meet at the hail at 10 o'clock
to- march to the church.
Mrs. Jane Archibald is staying at the
home of her SON. J. J. Archibald few
D., .J,.
with her daughter Mrs. g. -. Whitaker
in Brattleboro Mr.. Archibald will move
his family to Cllremont, where he has
position in wooden mill
Mrs. Newton Stcarns left Thursday for
"a few days visit in Montpelier and Barre.
VT. She will remain in Barre until after
the commencement exercises at Goddard
seminary, wnen her daughter, Miss Carrie
/ j. Stedfns. who Is instructor of music in
that institution. will return with her.
Mrs. Michael Cantlin and family have
moved here from Swanzey. They are lv-
! ing with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cantin until
J. j. Archibald's family move to Clare
mont, when Fred Cantlin will move his
/ family to the Archibald house, leaving
the house which is owned by his mother
! to her.
/ Mrs Whitaker and family left for their
/ new home in Brattleboro Monday after
/ noon Mrs Whitakers life thus far has
/ been spent in Hiusdale. and a consider
/ able portion of Mr.. Whitakers, and it is
! Il source of sincere regret that Mr.. Whit
/ akers business makes 1t necessary for
/ them to make their home elsewhere In
/ this case surely. what is our loss is
/ others gain. Mrs. Whitaker will be
much missed I'm the religious and social
/ life of the village. with which she
has been SO closely connected. All unite
in wishing them friends. prosperity and
happiness in their new walks of life.
Mrs. Azubah Doolittle widow of Capt.
Seth Doolittle. who formerly lived at the
! south part of the town. died in Leverett,
| Mass. Thursday. June 1. and was brought
for burial to the cemetery in the south
/ part of Winchester Monday afternoon.
| Mrs. Doolittle was Mrs. II. H. Day 5
step-mother. Among those who came for
the burial were Miss Sophia a Doolittle
| of Binghamton. y. Y. Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Doolittle. Arthur Doolittle and
Florence Ross If Leverett. who were en-
tertained over night at Mr.. Days. and
/ Allen Ingra ham. wife and child Of Sun
derland. Mass, who We're entertained at
A. a Bailey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. y. Blanchard went To
Brattlehoro Friday to enter the Home
for the Aged. for which they had pre-
viously arranged. Much as their depar-
ture is regretted. it is generally thought
to be "a wise move for them. as they are
both feeble in health. and feel unable 10
have the care and responsibility OF
keeping a home themselves. Mr. and Mrs
Blanchards only son died many years
ago. and though they have kind and in
terested relatives, none are so situated
as to be able to come To care for then
during the remaining years of their lives
which their many friends hope and trus
will be made happy and peaceful fol
them in the home to which they hav,