Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-28
WILLIAM SVILLE.

Bertha Dodge is visiting in Springfield.
George Bellows has been visiting his
brother. Frank Bellows
Beulah Timson is visiting in Hinsdale
and her sister, Belle, in Brattleboro.
Margaret Mcdonald is spending the
week at Sunset lake with y. NJ. Merri-
fields family.
Bert Williams, Lulu Goodrich and
Bertha Manchester went on the cXcur-
sion 20 Block Island Tuesday.
Q. l.. Sherman and his granddaughter,
Marion. have returned from Saratoga.
Mrs. Sherman is expected this week.
Mrs Charles Dexter and daughter.
Julia. left on Thursday for their home in
Troy. y. Y. They have boarded with Mr..
and Robert Halliday
Willie Corbett has decided to remain
here to work tor J. II Merriheld George
lIerrick of Wardsboro has decided to live
on the Reed farm and he also will work
for J. II. Merrineld.
so services will be held at the Meth
odist church next Sunday as there will
be- a meeting on \ewfaue lIill. and also
the closing meeting of the company as
sembled al Sunset lake will be held.
Minnie Moore left on Monday morn
iuG with her brothers child for their
home i'm Springfield. Mass. They have
spent several weeks with their friends
here and aye much improved in health
+. X. Lincoln returned last week from
a trip of several weeks in New Hampshire
ana Massachusetts. lie enjoyed his jour
ney very much and is looking much better
than when he left about July I. He is
boarding with Mrs. Lyman Powers
The schools in this part OF town will
legin August 81 with the following
teachers WilliamsVlle. Fred Gilbert;
South Newfane, Mrs. II. NJ. Adams ;
Parish. Charles Brown; Brookslde, Miss
Marion Howe.
We are sorry to learn that Manuel
Hendrickson has left The village. For
some years he has lived with Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Perry. He was a willing
faithful boy and mas left good name
and many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Perry are taking
a carriage drive to Springfield and Aga
wan. Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Willard left on Monday to go in the
same way to Chester. Williamstown and
several other places in the same direc-
ton in our own state.
Mrs. William White left on Saturday
morning for Boston. where she will visit
nearly a week. and her son. Robert. will
return with her for short stay N his
home before leaving for another year in
Goddard Seminary. Barre. Adm Hough-
ton will go with him to Barre for a years
course of study in the same institution.
There will be services in the Methodist
church sunday evening. The subject
Will be. Men Wanted" Everybody well
come Mr.. and Mrs. Webster went to
Wardsboro Thursday evening to attend
the Windham county evangelistic asso-
citation which holds its monthly meeting
al thar place today. Mr.. Webster will de-
liver the sermon before the association.
Sidney w. Hescock and Miss Florence
Bellows Of this place were united in mar
riace at the Methodist Episcopal parson-
age Wednesday morning at 1880 by the
Rev. G.. L. Webster. They at once left
for an extended trip in Massachusetts
The congratulations of their many friends
follow them. Mr.. Hescock is one of the
promising young men of the place, and
takes unto himself one of the we'll
known young ladies of our village They
eXepct to make their home with us or
. their return.