Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-07-03


also Charlie BoYnton
Mrs. \. L. Buzza. professional nurse,
returned to Boston today.
Richard Arnold returned Tuesday from
a weeks visit in Ascutncy Vile.
Mr. Marsh. former clerk in Mr..
Walkers store is located in Hartland.
Mildred Pierce left Monday for Pitts
ford where she will remain two weeks.
The rural delivery was started in this
place July /. r. r. Barker is the carrier.
Mr. and Mrs. Prouty of Alstead spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ar
mold.
Rodney Phippen of Gardner, Mass, Is
visiting his sisters, Mrs. Spencer and Mrs
Collins.
Mrs Goodrich and daughter. Miss Kath-
crime, of Brattleboro, are guests at G. H.
Walkers.
Miss Grace Darling is at home from
her school duties in Adams, Mass, for
the summer vacation.
Our venerable townsman. Arnold Hills,
has been feeble the past week. but is
improving at this writing.
Seth Arnold was in town the past week.
His mother Madam Arnold. has bought
a home in Charlestown, n. II.
A Fan River Mass, paper announces
that Mary c. Sleeper has been granted a
divorce from Monroe G. Sleeper.
Lawrence Stoddard, nephew of Mr..
Stoddard, will come today from New
York for stay through the summer
Miss Lizzie Balch who graduated at the
Normal school in Castleton last week. is
spending the vacation with her mother.
DR.. Prindle and daughter, Mary, Of
| Chicopee. Mass. came Wednesday to =.
| |. Lanes. Miss Mary will remain during
| the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurlbert OF Bellows Falls
were guests over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Nichols. Little Evelyn is remaining
| through the week.
Mrs Il. T. Phelps returned Tuesday
from months visit in Boston Her lit
tie niece. Maxine Buck. came with heI
to spend the summer here
A. A. Langley, who has been in Boston
during the winter and spring. is AT home
for the summer Mr.. Langley has had
IA riding class in training in that city.
William Bullock of Boston. former
Kurn Hattin boy. is visiting at the home
William is one of the boys who is ar
honor to the institution where he was
| educated.
Edward Pierce of Kansas City has ar
rived for the summer. Mrs. Pierce and
her younger son are expected today
They will occupy their usual summer
quarters.
Inc committee on entertainment con
nected with the ladies' aid society fol
July will give music lovers a rare treat
The date is fixed for the ed Miss Kel
logg and Miss Grace Chase have the con
cert in charge, and il is sure to be OF
high order. 1t is also safe to anticpat,
an equally good entertainment for Au
gust, although of a different character
Rev. G. II. DeBevoise Mr.. and Mrs
c. +. Bishop and eight boys from Kurl
Hattin were in Keene Sunday by specia
invitation. Mr. DeBevoiSe and Mrs
Bishop spoke in the morning at the Firs
Congregational church, Mr. Bishop at tn
Y NJ c. \. in the afternoon. and Mrs
Bishop at the Baptist church in the even
ing. The boys assisted at each servic
with songs and other exercises Liberia
collections We're made in the interest
of the Homes, showing in a substantial
way "A fervent desire to help those les
favored than themselves. Another bo
from Keene has Just been admitted to tn
institution, making II children in al
from that city.
Augustine ID. Ohol. the temporary in
structor at Kurn Hattin, left Wednesda
for Fitchburg Mass. Ohol has been fill
ing a vacancy until Mr.. and Mrs. H. W
Gilmore could come and they arrive
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore are grad
yates of the State Normal school i
Randolph, this state. and are successful
teachers. Mr.. Gilmore takes the posito
of assistant superintendent and instruc
tor and Mrs. Gilmore assistant matror
The Kurn Hattin people had an informa
gathering among themselves Tuesda
evening. Mr.. Ohol spoke about his boy
hood in India and the customs OF his ma
tive land. He will be greatly missed b
all who have made his acquaintance.