Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-07-06

Corllss Kinds of Gardner, Mass, is at
f. p. Hindss for an extended stay.
Charles A. Jones of Keene visited his
mother, Mrs. Julia H. Jones, Sunday.
Miss Maud Stone of Brooklyn was in
Hinsdale from Tuesday until Thursday.
Mrs. w. S. Barrows has gone to Con-
cord to spend three weeks with her sis
ter
Miss Winnie Tilden entertained Miss
Adelia Kelley of Bellows Falls over Sun
day.
Miss Eva Davis of Enfield. Mass, has
been the guest of Hinsdale relatives few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Adams attended
the wedding of a nephew in Greenfield
Thursday.
Mrs. Dyson Raine and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth, are spending a few weeks in
Calais. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs N. o. Maynard recently
spent a few days in Greenfield and
Leverett, Mass.
Hermon Greshway Of Northampton has
been spending the week with his friend,
Prentiss Taylor.
Misses Elizabeth Benevine. Ella
streeter and Annie Myers are employed
at Mountainside.
The Knitting club enjoyed a delightful
o'clock tea with Mrs. F. w. Robertson
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. S. t. Crowningsheld and four
children of Canton. Mass, are visiting
among Hinsdale relatives.
Mrs. D. A. Hosford of Brattleboro was
the guest OF the Misses Wellman from
Thursday until Saturday.
Miss Olive Nolette of North Dana,
Mass, is making an extended visit with
her aunt, Mrs James O'Brien.
Mr and Mrq Frank NJ West
Mortified. visited the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Meacham, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Holland attended the
wedding Of their nephew, Daniel p.
Roberts, at Erving, Mass, Thursday, June
2s
Miss Winnie Tllden went to Bellows
Falls to spend the Fourth. and from
there to Barre, VT, for a five weeks
stay.
Misses Grace and Hazel Roberts from
East Weymouth, Mass, are with their
aunt. Mrs. H. C. Holland. at Hotel Ash
uelot.
1t is reported that w. 3. Stacey has
leased the whole of F. w. Tilden's Ter
race hill house and will At it up for
boarders.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. sprague Of
Somervile Mass, are making a few days
visit with Mrs. Sprague's sister, Mrs.
Addie E. Dix.
Mrs. Ella Upham and Mrs. Addie E.
Dix attended the golden wedding OF their
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. o. e. Bragg,
at Keene Thursday.
Thomas Golden has succeeded Joseph
Young in the asserting room at the Halle
& Frost mill. Mr.. Young takes a place
in the dressing department.
A male quartet has been organized con-
sisting of ]. NJ. Lamb. first tenor; r. NJ.
7 Nl.vv
baritone, and William Thayer, basso.
E. D. Jeftords of Chicopee Falls, Mass.
came up to visit his mother, Mrs. Laura
Jeffords, Sunday. His niece, Alice JEFF
fords, returned with him to make a
visit.
Miss Stella Davis has returned from
a Boston hospital, where she underwent
a most successful operation for the re-
moyal of an enlarged gland from her
neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cate of Spring
field, Mass, who are engaged TO work at
the Kurn Hattin Home at Westminster,
VT, were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Britton of Adams
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Britton OF
Gardner, Mass. have been spending a
few days with the mems parents. Mr.. and
Mrs George Britton.
Kew. u. ". CdTBSnt, StdIe OuHudy SCHOOL
secretary for the Baptist society, preach
ed at the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing and at the Congregational church
| Sunday evening, giving excellent address
es at both places.
The semi-annual installation of officers
took place Monday evening at the meet.
| ing of Unity lodge, l. o. o. F. The new
officers are as follows: Guy N. Smith
noble grand Henry w. Brownell vice
grand; E. I. Leach, recording secretary
and W. M. Hall. financial secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. v. Aldrich left Thurs.
| day morning for the Sunset House al
Sugar Hill, where they were both EN-.
| ployed many seasons. After a few days
| visit there they will DO to Portland, Me.
and from Portland by boat to Boston
They will be away week or ten days.
William C. Mead, who recently grad
uated from the Hotchkiss preparatory
school at Lakeville, Conn, came hom'
Saturday for the summer vacation. HI
was accompanied by his roommate, Betl
". Butterfleld, who visited at Mr.. Mead
home until Monday, when he left for hi
own home in Wilmington, VT
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Smith entertained
Thursday at their pleasant Brattlebor'
street home the relatives from out o
town who came to attend the golden wed
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith, ais
the relatives who i've mere. IL was
happy reunion OF a widely separated fam
lily and will long be remembered wit
pleasure by those present.
Mr. and Mrs. p. P. Bailey Of Broclxton
Mass, came Saturday to spend the sum
mer vacation with their parents here
They were accompanied by Miss Madly
Stearns, Mrs. Bailey's sister, also fror
Brockton, who has a position as book
keeper in one Of the shoe manufacture
in that city. Miss Stsarns has only
weeks vacation from her duties.
Appointive officers installed in the locs
Odd Fellows lodge Monday evening art
W. w. King, warden; f. A. Buckley con
ductor; W. Stevenson, r. S. N. c.; o. I
Smith, L. s. N. c.; James Britton, r. S
v. c.; ]. Davenport, L. S. v. c.; j. +
Watson, o. c.; p. S. McField, l. c.; WI
liam Thayer. r. S. s.; L. Merritt L. {
S.; G. A. Robertson, chaplain; Leo
Drinl1wine p. G.
1t is hoped to make the Union Sunda
school picnic, which is to be held 1
: Hanrahan's grove July IL, an UNUSUAL
pleasant affair. and committees are work
} ing zealously with that object in view
To apu ara OVarIoOirad nv the food solicit