Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-03-27

Miss Alice Covey is in Brattleboro for
the present.
j. NJ. Miller of Brattleboro is spending
a part of the month here.
Miss Henrietta Carpenter of Bernard
ston spent Sunday with her parents here.
r. B. Hamilton and family are moving
to the Felix Micott place in district No.
g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Osgood of Derry.
n, H., were recent guests al j. NJ. Ken
ney's.
The auction sale of household goods
took place at the c. w. Stebbins place
on Thursday.
Bank Examiner F. L. Fish of Yer
gennes spent Wednesday night at his
mothers in this village.
Miss Stella Micott returned to Spring
field, Mass, on Wednesday after a two
weeks visit a her fathers.
Miss Hortense Switzer, who taught
here successfully a part of last year, has
been engaged for the summer term.
The w. c. 7. T. will meet on We'd
nesday a 80 ,. IN. with Mrs Sumner
Wilson. Sunday school work will be
the topic for consideration
The ladies aid society has the right of
way next week in a supper to be served
in the church social rooms from to S
pleasant mingline together and to help
on in a good cause.
Leon Grout, a graduate last year of the
agricultural department of the Univer-
slty of Vermont and since then a stu
dent in the Teachers College, depart
m, mt OF Columbia University, New York
city, is now al his fathers, Deacon
CIRCUITS
The men of Newfane Grange served a
la 20 L.. gttt., H..
Wednesday evening, and so well was
the secret guarded as to the nature of
the refreshments that the ladies were
completely surprised until the evening
came for partaking.
Charles Hibbard Chase of Pueblo. Col
whose middle name is that of his grand
father, formerly OF this town until his
death here, and who is a son of the late
DR.. Byron Chase of Akron, Ohio, was
united in marriage this week to Maude
Elsa Hall of Chicago.
Rev. S. f. Goodheart of Lowell. this
state, is expected to supply the Congre-
gational pulpit as a candidate on the
first two Sundays in April. Mr.. Good
heart comes from Orleans county, in
which only one town voted for license
on March 8. The parsonage which he
occupied last year was burned, and he
has taken very active part in getting
il rebuilt.
q. X. Davis united with his son. G. ID.
Davis of New York, in buying the Pea
body House in South Londonderry. The
residence Of the former will continue to
be in Newfane, but he expects to spend
much of mis- time in South Londonderry,
where he is well known as an excellent
landlord throughout all that region as
far as Manchester, from which place city
guests used to frequent his hotel in Peru
for special dinners
Ernest Tuthin of Westminster recent
ly advertised in the Boston Globe the
Tuthill farm in this town occupied for
many years by Jarvis Tuthill and fam
lily, and as result the place is now sold
TO w. c. Walker of Brighton, Mass
who is expected to occupy it with his
sister, Mrs. Johnson. 1t was known for
half century or more as the Kimball
farm and is of pleasant although re-
tired location. Trout fishing in the Bak-
er brook and Kenney pond, which gives
forth pickerel, are neighboring attrac-
tons. This is the pond which was
bought last year by DR.. A. j. Grout
of New York, who began the construc-
ton of dam and considered the FEAST
bility of an electric plant there for sum-
mer recreation purposes.