Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-24

MISS May Harrow Ol NeCne VISITED IN
town Thursday and Friday.
Sautelle's circus has been billed the past
week to show here Tuesday, July 5.
Mrs. j. w. Narramore of townsville,
n. Y, is visiting her mother, Mrs. f. +.
Ball.
Mrs. f. w. Burbank and her little son
of New York are visiting Mrs. Burbank's
father, c. f. Capron.
Charles s. Moore, proprietor of the
FAN Mountain House, was married Sun
day in Unity, N. H., to Miss Cora Wright
of that town.
Third Vice President Allen of the Casein
company of America, from the New York
office, has been spending the week in town
on business, accompanied by his wife.
Miss Bertha Bodine will enter Smith
college next fall and Miss Helen Ryder
will go to Mount Holyoke. Both are of
the graduating class of the high school.
n. G. Williams and Miss Williams left
Friday afternoon of last week for Ober-
lin, Ohio, to attend the commencement
exercises at the college. Miss Genevieve
Williams is a member of the graduating
class.
Principal w. D.. Parsons. who came
here two years ago from the Woodstock
high school, will not remain here longer,
but will spend the coming year in the
employ of the publishing house of Dodd.
Mead & co.
The board of bailiffs had last week de-
cided upon June IS as the date of the
special meeting to take action regarding
the change asked in the village build
ing. but the date has been changed to
July s. although no formal call has yet
been issued.
The new hotel at SaNtons River village
is so nearly completed that its opening
is set for July !. 1t has been leased for
five years to Charles WoOley of Boston,
an experienced hotel man, and an addi-
tional first class hotel for the town is
a welcome addition.
Last Sunday the local odd Fellows and
tne Rebekahs held memorial services in
Oak Hill cemetry, the sermon being
preached by Rev. G. w. jackson. after
which the graves of the dead members Of
the order were decorated with flowers.
making a very impressive ceremony.
Grace Norris, the young lady who fig
ured so largely in the recent shooting
affair at Holyoke. returned here to the
home of her father Saturday afternoon.
and will remain for the present. She is
still very weak from the effect of the
pistol ball that passed through ner head,
but will eventually fully recover,
Thomas E.. O'Brien is in Bellows Falls
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
O'Brien, having finished his engage
ment at Northport, l.. l., where he has
been the past six years at work upon
an encyclopedia of legal forms. 1t is
possible Mr.. O'Brien will open a law Of
flee here. making the twelve required for
an even dozen.
| Company \ of the 1fth y. II. regiment
held its annual reunion here Friday after
noon in Grand Army hall. as the guests
of the three local members Of the or
ganization, Frank j. Hall, w. II. Pierce
and f. y. Timothy. There were Il sur
vivors of the company present and a
royal good time was had. There are 40
still living of those who were in the
company.
Contractor Witherbee has the contract
for finishing off the third story of the
high school building during the vacation.
He began work Monday morning with a
! large force of men. There will he an as
sembly hall with a stage. two recitation
rooms, chemical ana physical laboratory.
and a fine light room i'm the tower for the
art department. The Improvements and
additions will cost about $1,000.
About co voters attended the Repub-
lican caucus Saturday afternoon. The
following is the list Of delegates chosen
to the state conventions; n. q. Williams.
w. w. Barry, c. II. Williams, NJ. II.
Ray. w. G. Hcuknap, Bert Damon and j,
II. Blakely. To the district convention
the following were elected; Geo. II. Cor
ham, +. II. Babbitt, Chas. S. Allbee, T.. II,
Allbee, y, L. Divoll and w. w Barry.