Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-07-17

Miss Sara l. stearns is working at Ed
ward Stebbins's.
Miss Dora Leland of Fitchburg is visit
ing Mrs. Henry Spaulding.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. S. Howe visited in
! West Dover VT, last week.
DR.. y. +. Worthng has been spending
few days with friends in Maine.
William Evans of Cleveland. Ohio. is in
town for a somewhat extended stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cote Of Green
field We're visitors over Sunday in town
Mr. and Mrs: F. NJ Fuller nave been
spending a few days with relatives in
Athol.
Thomas McCabe was fined $3.50 in the
police court for being drunk. He paid
the fine.
Geo. \. Robertson and daughter. Miss
Robertson are spending a few days at
Saratoga.
Rev. II. Gertrude Roscoe has been en-
tertained at the Leonard homestead a
few days.
DIR. William Lahiff of Keene was tine
guest of his sister, Mrs. W. ID. Holman.
this week.
Miss Mae Crowley of Hartford Ct. is
visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs
John Donovan.
Misses Delphine and Alice Currier re-
turned Monday evening from few days
visit in Wilton.
DR.. c. y. Gray has been housed for
few days as the result of running a rusty
nail in his foot
Rev, c. j, Chase of Marysville. Cal.
visited his niece, Mrs. c. +. Keyou
briefly last week.
Miss Grace NJ Day returned Tuesday
from few weeks stay with her aunt
in Binghamton, y. Y.
c. f. Keyou went Monday for few
days visit with his mother and sister in
East Lexington. Mass.
Miss Margaret Healey of New Bedford.
Mass. was "A recent guest of her sister
Miss Katherine Healey.
Mrs. Joseph LaMontaigne of Milers
Falls was the guest of Hinsdale rela-
tives part of last week.
Mrs. Jane Amsden went Tuesday for
few days visit with Mrs Archibald and
Mrs. Whitaker at Brattleboro
Miss Ethel Streeter is recovering from
few days severe illness. the result of
fall from the piazza at her home
Lester Booth of Easthampton, Mass,
and Percy Booth of Claremont are spend
ing vacation at their home here.
VIM. f. Bailey of Hartford, CT, has
been recent guest of his sisters Mrs
Geo. Britton and Miss Sarah Bailey.
w. II. Barrett is suffering with IA very
sore hand which he caught and lacerated
on meat hook the first of the week.
Emmett O'Brien of Hyde Park Mass
is with his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. O'Brien, for the summer vacation.
Robert Field has taken a position as
cashier and bookkeeper with Carter *
Cooley, dry goods dealers, in Springfield,
Mass.
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2. S. Leonard We're in Buffalo last week
and also visited Montreal and the Thou
sand Isles.
Miss Pratt of West Lebanon has come
here to keep house for her father, the
proprietor of the Hinsdale and Brattle-
boro stage.
Mrs, Chrissie Stoddard and Miss Scott
of Springfield, Mass, are staying with
Miss Ida Eaton at her Tower Hill home,
a few days.
Frank Elliot was overcome by the heat
one day last week and fell from a load
of hay. He was housed a few days, but
is out again.
Many friends called on Mrs. D. NJ
Cook Monday to extend congratulations,
the occasion being Mrs. Cooks eigh-
tieth birthday anniversary.
The members of Naomi Chapter, o. E.
s., held japanese lawn party with Mrs.
JENNIE loTOnSOn ana MISS Caroline X.
Howe Thursday afternoon.
The lawn party which the Woman's Re-
lief corps intended holding tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. G.. M Wright, mas
been postponed for a few days.
Rev. r. d. VanTassel of Marlboro.
Mass, was in town last week Thursday
calling on old parishioners. He took a
degree in masonry in the evening.
VIM. L. Dawson and family are keep
ing house at the old Halle homestead on
Main street. Mr.. Dawson is the super
intendent at the Halle & Frost mill.
The place owned by Joseph Deyo in
" Upper Canada where the house was
destroyed by fire a few months ago, will
be sold at auction Saturday afternoon.
The Pilgrim Fathers to the number of
16 took an outing Saturday, by going by
train to Bernardston and enjoying a
fine dinner at the New England House.
The large plate glass show window in
Holland & Sons store, which was shat
tered the evening before the Fourth by