Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-07

Falls. The following school officials have /
also been in attendance: Mrs. c. T.. /
Davidson, superintendent. Newfane; G.. /
O. Houghton, superintendent Towns /
bend; DR.. Hamlin, Tougaloo. Miss.
Miss Frances Phillips is seriously ill.,
Miss Florence Sanders is at home from
Chester.
Miss Eddy of Newfane has visited at
Horace Gales.
Mr. Cragin of Seattle spent Sunday at
+. l.. Hastings's.
Almond Marsh OF Hartland was at
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Bemis is seriously i'll with
nervous prostration.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pratt have been at
Boscawen. n. H.. to attend the wedding
of Mr.. Pratt's brother
The Hadassah League sold ice cream
on the common Saturday.
Mrs Hannah Gale of Brattleboro spent
Sunday at Henry Twitchelrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Redheld have
been recent visitors in town.
DR. r. Landman of Danville y. H..
has been recent visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris of Millers
Falls have visited at Alton Hoden's.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Boutelle have re-
turned to their home in Medford Mass.
NJ. y. Baker and family of Montclair,
y. j., are visiting at Rev. George Bak-
er's.
Mrs. Sarah Sanderson is visiting at the
Sanderson homestead in West Towns
bend
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kimball of West
minister nave boen resent visitors in
town.
S s johnson and Fred Dennison of
Vernon were visitors last week at Henry
| Cobb's.
We hope TO see the blinds on the school
house this fall. where they are so much
needed.
Mrs. Curtis and daughter and Miss
Irons are boarding this week at w II.
Miless.
Royal Sanderson reports the rainfall
| for the month of July to have been 4
% inches.
Wesley Phillips is home from Millers
Falls, where he has spent a large part
of the summer.
Misses Mary and Roxanna Gage re-
turned Monday morning to their home in
Fitchburg. Mass.
! Frank Livermore and family of Fitch
/ burg, Mass, have been recent visitors at
/ Fred Livermore's
/ Misses Hope Chase and Eta Cobb have
gone to Mortified, Mass, to work dur
/ ing the conference.
Z. H. Rutter lost valuable thorough
bred Durham COW recently, and Earle
| Knapp has lost horse
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Norcross of Bald
winville, Mass, have been recent Wis
/ itors at George Boutelle's,
/ The Congregational Ladies' Home club
will meet with Mrs. T. b. Batchelder
Wednesday afternoon of next week.
William Albee formerly of London
derry now of Winchendon, Mass, spent
Sunday at Mrs Helen Wetherbee's.
Col Franklin was chosen president on
Saturday of the Windham County Vet
Grams association for the coming year.
Mrs. Metcalf was badly injured re-
| Gently by being thrown from the wagon
while rounding curve. The horse took
fright.
Rev. Samuel Russell of Manchester,
n. H. will preach in the Baptist church
next Sunday, in exchange with Rev. L.
| 4. Royal.
Mrs. Gracia Davidson of Newfane gave
| an interesting and instructive lecture on
physiology before the summer school for
teachers on Monday evening.
Several from this place attended the
Tripp-Howard wedding at Jamaica We'd
nesday evening. Their many friends in
Mrs. Sage and Nellie Stoddard of Ches-
ter and Miss Mabel Stoddard of Framing
ham, Mass, are spending their vacation
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs, James
Stoddard
Mrs. Davidson, superintendent of the
schools in Newfane, has attended the
summer school for teachers, in order that
she may be the better fitted for her du-
ties in school work.
Miss Mary Howe celebrated her 18th
birthday anniversary Monday afternoon
by inviting % of her young friends to
spend the afternoon with her A pleas
ant time was enjoyed.
Perhaps it was not understood by all
that the soldiers reunion was on the
basket picnic plan, all persons bringing
their own lunch, and the post here was
to furnish beans and coffee
The new boarders at C. O. Stebbins's
are Mr. and Mrs. Dyer and son, Cecil, of
New York city At Walter Eddy's the
new boarders are the Misses Fletcher of
Boston and Miss Adah Gale of Brattle-
boro.
Capt. Clark Stone of Springfield, Mass.
was in town to attend the soldiers re-
union and visited his relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs Fayette Cook. Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Park of Williamsvlle and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Harris of Brattleboro were also
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke.
Albert Putnam of Bernardston, Frank
Stone of Halifax, Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard
and child of Brattleboro and Miss Wash
burn and Miss Clara Stone of Baldwin,
Vile were visitors last week at Mr..
stones. Mr.. Stone has bought recently
the Underwood farm. The guests helped
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone to celebrate their
wedding anniversary
Everyone who did not hear DR.. Holton's
able lecture on the subject of hygiene
met with loss, for nothing more useful
or practical could have been presented.
While it was for the teachers especially,
all had the benefit of it that would and
We wish more of the townspeople could
have heard 1t, as il would have been of
great value to them Why not take in