Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-05-19

orange and black class flower, lily of the
valley. Following is the class roll: Alice
G. Barnes, Cora j. Browne, Ethel II. But
Ter, Christabel Garfield, Winifred Garfield,
Esther b. Macdonald, Ernest F. Hodg-
don, Lynn w. Lawrence Bert F. Ober,
Fred ID. Osgood, Raymond r. Starr, Ray
mond T. Truesdell.
Rev. G. H. Baker went to Burlington
last week.
Mr.. Farmer returned Monday from
Massa chusetts.
Miss Amelia Hobart left Monday morn
ing for Boston.
Mrs. Dutton came Monday night from
Gainesville, Fla.
Perley Dutton was home over Sunday
| from Mt. Hermon.
Mr.. Marsh of Brookline is visiting his
son, Roscoe Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Holland visited in
| Jamaica last week.
Roy Scudder has begun work for Deacon
| Stebbins this week.
Albert Franklin injured his knee at the
ball game Saturday.
| Mrs Harry Franklin has been III and
| her mother is with her.
A friend from Massachusetts is visit
| ing Mrs. Milton Thayer.
The Baptist ladies' aid society met last
week and served supper
Mrs. Attridge of Williamsvile recently
visited at Don Boutelle's.
Prof John Colburn and his mother are
visiting at Orison Folletts.
Mr.. Beach, general agent for farming
tools, was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson recently
spent Sunday at Carl Johnsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ethelbert Howard visited
| in Jamaica the first of the week.
The McGibbon family from New Haven,
Conn, are visitors at Charles Gould's.
Mrs. Fred Young and daughter Of Brat
tleboro are visitors at Roscoe Marsh's.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Z. Knight OF Wards
boro visited at Mrs. Metcalrs Monday.
Betty Whitney is at L. II. Fessenden's
while Mrs. Richardson is away on a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Aldrich visited
relatives In Peru and Londonderry recent
~.
The Congregational ladies' Home club
will meet at the chapel Thursday, May
25.
Charles Wellman and daughter Of Ches-
ter visited his parents Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs Marvin and Mrs. E. p. Taft of
SaXtons River spent day last week in
town.
Mr. Welman's sister from Cleveland,
Ohio. has come to stay with him some
time.
Mrs. Georgianna Aldrich Of Westmore-
land is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Win
Sparks.
A L. Blood OF Claremont has come to
stay some time with his niece, Mrs.
Metcalf.
Mr. Clemens Of South Amherst. Mass,
was in this section recently to buy car
load of cows
The new ushers at the Congregational
and Ray Shine.
Miss Cressys music pupils will give
a recital at Seminary hall next Tuesday
evening at o'clock.
Ella Stebbins is in Springfield, Mass,
in a millinery store, where she has worked
a number of seasons.
Mr.. Knapp of Brattleboro will move
into the o'Brien cottage, and will sell
groceries. He will run a team.
Rev. Henry Goodhue preached in the
Congregational church Sunday in the
absence Of Rev. C. II. Baker
There was a sociabe last Friday even
ing for the benefit of the athletes at
seminary hall. There was a sale of ice
cream.
Mrs. Jane Derry and Roland OF Sax
tons River and II. Z. Hastings of West
minister West have visited recently at C.
II. Halls.
The Aldrich family are settled in their
new home. in the house with Mrs. Lizzie
Barber Mr. Aldrich works at the Park
steam mill.
Mr.. Carleton, Mrs. G. H. Barber, Mrs.
r. d. Phillips, Mrs. II. Twitchell and
Mrs. ]. C. Taft have been visitors in Brat
tleboro this week
With an elopement, an attempt at sui
eide and man peeking in at the
windows after dark we have all we could
ask for in the way Of sensation.
Mrs Emily Kenyon left Wednesday
morning for Orleans county to do tenn
perance work among the children under
the auspices OF the w. c. T. L.
We wish to correct a mistake we made
last week in saying that George Hardy
was at Middlebury college. He is at the
University Of Vermont in Burlington.
Mr.. Saxton escaped serious injury
while coming down the hill by Charlie
Halls. The horse became FESTIVE, got
against a barbed wire fence at the side
Of the road and was badly scratched. The
wagon was damaged.
Rev. Mr.. Webster, who was expected To
occupy the Elliot Morse place for a time
has accepted call TO preach in Utica,
N. Y, where he will receive a large salary,
His daughter has taken rooms at Martin
Sparks's, and will open a studio there.
Rev. Mr.. Webster of South Dakota
spoke very ably and interestingly at the
meeting at the Baptist church Wednesday
evening. He will leave Thursday morn
ing for Utica, N. Y, where he will become
the pastor of a large Methodist church.
The mill hands and the seminary team
played base ball on Reeds meadow, the
seminary team winning ~ to IL. Last
Saturday afternoon the seminary and. the
Grafton teams played at the same plce
the score being to in favor of the
seminary boys
Hugh Phillips young lad in this viii
lage, has handed to the writer a list OF
so varieties Of wild flowers that he has
found this spring, and he is as familiar
with bird life as with the flowers, know