Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs D. f. Webster have been
at Lake Bomoseen n week.
Mrs. Charles H. Rich is visiting her sis
ter in Colorado Springs, Colo.
John o. Spring attended the Grand
Army encampment in Boston last week.
Miss Katherine Hennessey is spending a
three weeks vacation in Springfield, Mass
Mrs. Gerald M. Welch is spending
month with her parents at Mill Roches
Ont
Mrs. Charles Willard of Charlestown
N. H, is visiting her sister, Mrs F.. j.
Upham.
Deacon C. w. Osgood will deliver an
address in the Baptist church next Sun
day morning.
Mail Carrier Pond has had his vacation
extended to more than 10 days owing to
poor health.
II. B. Evans recently bought house on
Chase court, which formerly was owned
by Mrs. G. E. Page.
Archie S. MacKinnon of Attleboro
Mass. is spending week of his summer
vacation at mis- home here.
John II. Witherbee and Mrs. Agnes Bus
sey of Troy, N. H., were married Monday
evening by Rev Mr.. Sherburne.
The marriage engagement of Henry A.
Stoddard and Miss Katherine NJ. OBrien,
both of Rockingham, is announced.
Mrs. A. II. Brown returned Thursday
from a visit of nearly three months in
Wellesley, Mass, and Berwick, Me.
Miss Sarah Watson, VINO has been a
guest a week at James II. Willams's. re-
turned Monday to Germantown. Pa
During the absence of Mrs. e. j. Ran
tier, the public library is in charge of
Miss H. A. Hildreth, former librarian.
The last of a drive of logs containing
$500, 900 feet went over the dam at Wilder
Saturday and is now we'll on the way to
Bellows Falls.
Rev. E. w. lyman, a member of the
faculty of the Montreal theological SEM
mary. will preach Sunday in the Congre-
gational church.
Rev. P. H. Murdick of Elizabeth, n. j.
preached Sunday morning in the Metho-
dist church, and was the guest of B. C.
Mason over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Peckham of Franklin Falls
N. H., VIII Adams and Mrs. Stella Nc
1ntyre have been guests at C. w. Os-
goods this week.
Miss Alberta Campbell, a former teach
er in the schools here, but now teaching
In Porto Rico, is in town, the guest OF
Mrs. S. j. Coolidge.
Miss Follett and Miss Olive s. Webb of
Providence and Miss Gertrude Kendall
OF Somerville, Mass, are guests this week
at Mrs. ]. H. Webb's.
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Sept. 6. Supt Merriam returned Tuesday,
and may now be consulted at his office
in the high school building
Dennis Brennan, w. E. Conway and
j. j. OConnor, with other local delegates,
will attend the national convention of the
United Irish league in New York Aug
30-31.
The ladies' aid society of the Universal
list church will serve a supper in the YES
try of the church Sept. 1. Mrs. H. f.
Dean and Mrs. C. X. Labaree are in
charge.
The position at head of the advertising
department of the Vermont Farm Machine
company, which was vacated recently by
w. II. Black, has been taken by Charles
A. Ames.
George II. MuZZy attended the Grand
Army encampment in Boston last week
Later he Joined Mrs Muzzy at their home
In South Berwick Me-, where they will
spend week.
Tomorrow evening the Rebekahs and
Bellows Falls lodge of Odd Fellows will
go to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Richardson's
for corn roast. The ride was planned
for last Saturday but was postponed on
account of rain
The house formerly owned by George
Sabin on the Saxtons River road, near
Barber park, was destroyed by fire Fri
day night The building was unoccupied
having been bought recently by the North
ern Land company of Boston. The origin
of the fire is unknown.
A meeting of the voters of Gagevile
Is scheduled for 7.S0 this evening to hear