Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-07-01

The Bible agent is %canvassing the town.
The village schools close this week.
The Townshend Inn is well patronized.
Hired help, both for indoors and out, is
scarce.
Miss Martha Crane has visited recently
at home.
Miss Ella Stebbins is home from SPRING
field, Mass.
The Hadassah league met last week
with Mrs. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Watson visited in
Westminster last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stratton spent
Sunday with Mrs. II. Winslow.
Mrs. James Stoddard is in Ludlow with
her daughter, Mrs. Nellie Adams.
Saturday and Sunday were very hot
days, the thermometer registering 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H.. Smith of Chicago,
Ill, visited last week at G. II. Wizards.
Rev. =. -. Davies Of Newfanc eX-
changed pulpits with Rev. G. II. Baker
Sunday.
VIII Willard returned to Burlington
last week. His wife and son will remain
here at present.
+. Gray of this village read a paper at
the Christian Endeavor convention at
West Brattleboro last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis of Brattleboro
ana MISS rage OF bldlNoH NlSll'h lhSN
week at Oren Davis's.
Rev. f.. \. Royal OBLIGATED at the But
ler-Livermore wedding at West Town
shend last week Thursday evening.
There will be a covenant meeting at
the Baptist church Saturday afternoon at
2.SO O'Clock and communion Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mason Of Gardner,
Mass, and daughter have been recent
visitors at \. y. Mason's and Mrs. Sarah
Winslow's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Underwood of
Wardsboro and Mrs. Harris of Barre Wis
tied last week Friday at y. a. Mason's
and Mrs. Sarah Wilson's.
Mrs. Clara Blanchard Of Binghamton
y. Y. who is visiti1@ her mother, has
gone to Boston. where she will meet heI
husband and spend -,-' time visiting
friends.
Merle E. sellew, formel vs. teacher ii
Leland e Gray seminary, an .'w a resi-
dent of East Longmcadow, lass, has
been chosen principal of the lurk stree
grammar school in West Springfield. Mass
+ Allurus Ingalls, Of southampton, Mass.
and Fred Edison Of Dedham, Mass. were
in town last week, calling upon friends
Mr.. ingalls, is going to live viii hi
! daughter, Mrs. Alice Gleason, in Mime
sofa.
< Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boutellc came t.
r George Boutclle's Monday evening t.
spend a vacation. Mr.. Boutclle is "a re
$ cent graduate OF Tufts college and ha0
1 been a teacher in the Mcdford. Mass.
high school.
$ II the cutting down Of the forests cause
a the dry weather We are 50 often Athlete,
with nowadays. we are sorry to hear O
the large amount Of lumber that is be
ing got of these back farms and of
steam mill coming To town.
CONGRATULATIONS and kind wishes from
friends here are extended to Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Butler OF Jamaica. who were mar
ried last week at the west village. Bot
Mir. and Mrs. Butler are graduates O
Leland and Gray seminary and are wei
II known here.
Miss Crowl, a missionary from China
gave an interesting talk before the Won
ans Missionary circle in the Baptist YES
try last week Wednesday afternoon. /
the evening she spoke in the church upo,
u work in China and the need Of more help
ers in that thickly populated country. l
n one city not far away from her HON
z there We're 10000. 600 inhabitants, and i
another %, 600, 900.
= The death of Mrs. Mary Winslow. wifi
Of the late :. II. Wiuslow. took place a
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Arthu
Hrainard. in South Orange. y. j., Jun
IS -. While she had been in i'll healt
some time, the end came suddenly. Nj
: Winslow, her husband, was for "A lon
d time Il merchant here. owning and oc
cupying the store for many years that wa
burned and rebuilt, and now occupied b
W.. :. Holland. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Wins
low We're members and active workers /
the Congregational church ana were inter
csted In all that pertaiued to the best in
~tcrcsts Of our village life. The burial wi
be here.