Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-05-01

The summer school for teachers will
be held here.
William Smith has returned to j. H..
Wares to work.
Russell Blood has returned to his work
at Bellows Falls.
Paul Ridley is working this season at
Herbert Kidders.
Mrs. Annie Cutler has returned from
her trip to Jaffrey, n. II.
Mabel Farnsworth will work at Walter
Eddy's the coming season.
Fred Lawrence has gone to Bellows
Falls to work carpentering.
The Underwood auction was largely at
tended and things sold well.
Osmer Currier of Gloucester, Mass. is
visiting at George Boutelles.
Mrs. Eta Underwood and daughter
visited Mrs. Eliza Thayer last week
Deacon Jonas Allen is seriously i'll and
friends from away have been notified.
Clifford Brooks. former dweler in
iarmonyVille, has gone to Penacook y.
H.
Mrs. Royal Sanderson is visiting at the
Sanderson homestead at the West vii
lage.
Miss Harriet Twitchell Of Newheld.
Maine, is teaching school in the Carr dis
trict.
c. II. Evans was injured on the head
with an AK while mending fence last
week
Mrs. Jane Derry has gone to oxford,
y H., to visit her sister. Mrs Sarah
Clay, who is III.
Mrs. Adeine Ingalls,. former resident.
will soon return to town. Her household
goods have come already.
Miss Ellen Ware and niece, Hazel
LOOMS. of Springfield. Mass. are at
Mrs. c. Wares this week.
Miss Annie White has been at home
from Hinsdale where she has been en-
ployed in a boarding house.
Leslie Lowe is delivering nursery stock
for which :. f.. Hescock took orders be-
fore he moved to Brattleboro
Cecil Snow, lad. broke his arm Sun
day by falling from a bicycle. Some time
ago the other arm was broken.
Miss Ella Stebbins is in Springfield,
Mass, in the millinery shop where she
/ has been employed a number of years.
Mrs Betsey Gale has returned home
after spending the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Rachel Twtchell, in SAX
tons River.
The residents of North Main street are
indebted to f.. b. Batchelder and w. II.
Miles for new street lamp which they
have lately put up
Daniel Batchelder and daughter. Mrs
Boynton, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chase
OF South Londonderry visited at Z. b.
Batchelder's this week.
Wilbur Cushman and SON Robert. took
carriage drive from New York Scity to
this place. They have a Shetland pony
which will be used by the children for
driving this summer.
Those on the sick list last week were
Mrs. Emily Fessenden. Mrs Susan Law
renee, Mrs. Sarah Wilson. Mrs Lucy
Franklin and Alma Gale Frank Aiken's.
young child is seriously i'll.
Miss Frances Phillips has returned
from Boston. where she has been some
months. She will teach in district No.
) this summer Miss Phillips is a grad
uate of the Mortified, Mass. Seminary
The seminary class in botany took an
early stroll last week Wednesday morn
ing. starting at o'clock accompanied bv
Mrs. Harthorne. They found the trail
ing arbutus in great abundance. and 9TH
er specimens in the interest of their
study.
The teachers who are to teach in town
met in the town han last Saturday after
noon. George Houghton, town superin-
tendent of schools, had the meeting in
charge 1t was for the purpose of plan
ming for the work to be done in the
schools the coming season.
Mrs. Greenleaf. reader of unusual
hiVi'' rom tHe Emerson college OF Ora
tory, Boston, will give a recital Monday
evening, May t. at seminary hall Music
of high order will be furnished for the
occasion by out-of-town talent Mrs.
Greenleaf comes as a teacher in the
seminary and will drill those who will
graduate at the close of the spring term.
Miss Stella Gray, who has sent so
many flowers in the name of the Chris
tan Endeavor society of this place, has
Just received a letter of thanks from the
chairman of the floral committee of the
Christian EndeaVor society of fremont
Temple Boston, for their distribution.
That society will be pleased to receive
the flowers this summer, the same as
last year. Miss Gray raises many flow
ers herself to send and many here re-
spond cheerfully to her calls for flowers.