Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-24
Ralph SNYDER is IN.


Frank Pierce is still critically III at
present writing.
Miss Ida Rand Of Randolph is visiting
at F. T. Rand's.
Miss Mabel Kirk OF Rutland is visiting
Miss Bertha Phillips.
Edwin Sawyer has returned to his home
In Hyde Park, Mass.
Mrs. Arthur Follett OF Gallitzin, Pa.
is visiting at ]. o. Folletts
Hugh Phillips is visiting his uncle,
Wesley r. Phillips, In Keene.
Leonard Frazier OF Amsterdam, N. Y,
Is boarding at Walter Eddy's.
Mrs Livermore of Athol is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Lawrence.
watch was found Wednesday on the
base ball ground. 1t Is at Ober's store.
Miss Alice Eddy OF Boston is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Eddy.
Mrs, T. c. Rand, who has been con-
nned to the bed several months, is fall
ing.
Miss Blanche Williams Of Jamaica WIS.,
tied Mrs. Richards at z. II. Fessendens
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Marsh spent Sum
day In Brookline with Mr.. Marsh's father
who Is III.
Merrill Sparks is spending two weeks
In Westmoreland at the home OF his
grandmother
Frank Cummings. a former student at
Leland and Gray seminary has been at
the home OF Earle Knapp.
There will be preaching service every
| Sunday afternoon at o'clock in the
| schoolhouse In district No. g.
Misses Bessie ana Rita Crofut OF Beau
fort s. c., spent a few days this week at
the home OF Mrs. H. V. Dale.
Il
Conn, will occupy the desk at the Bap-
fist church Sunday, August rs.
John Marks, who was taken to the
Brattleboro hospital last week, was oper-
| ated upon for appendicitis Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hastings attended
the funeral OF Mr.. Hastings's cousin,
MRS ID. M. Frost, at Putney last Sun
| day.
Miss Gertrude Payne OF Springfield,
Mass, who has been a recent guest OF
MISS Esther Macdonald has returned
home.
The names filed for the Republican bal
lot for representative are w. S. Holland
and E. B. Batchelder; Democratic, Walter
Eddy.
Curtis Bogert Of Highwood Park, N. J.,
who has been spending a two weeks va
cation at the home OF Mrs. S. E. Mac
donald. returned Saturday.
Edwin Persons met with an accident re-
Gently while driving a pair of horses, be-
ing thrown against the wheel and dis
abled few days by his injuries
Repairs on the seminary in the interior
are under way. The chapel and reading
room have been plastered and the wood
work will receive a coat OF varnish.
Mrs. H. T. Danner left Monday for a
| TWO weeks stay in New York city where
| she VIII meet Mr. Danner, who comes
north at this time on a business trip.
Walter Davis OF Chester spent Sunday
at the home OF James Stoddard. Mrs
Davis and the children, who have been
him.
Mrs. R. G. Loomis and daughter OF
East Putney. also Misses Ruby and Helen
| Burgess OF Brookfleld have been visiting
their grandmother. Mrs. c. NJ. Morse, the
past few days
| There will be a meeting Of the Leland
q Gray seminary Alumni association at
the seminary next Monday evening to
consider what disposition shall be made
OF the funds now in the treasury.
Miss Ethel Sparks, who has been visit
ing In Keene, returned home last week,
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Efie
Sparks, who will spend some time at the
nome OF her uncle, Martin Sparks.
Mrs. Alice Merriam Coleman and Miss
Smith of Boston visited at A. A. Mason s
this week. Mrs. Coleman boarded at the
Mason home several years when they oc-
cupied the farm iH the north part OF the
town, now owned by Fred Watson.
The Baptist missionary meeting was
held Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. A. A. Blood. The following officers
were chosen: President, Mrs. Bickford
vice president, Miss Fletcher; secretary,
Mrs f. H. Willard; treasurer, Mrs. w.
| H. Miles.
DIR. Hamlin, who with his family has
spent so many summers here among the
Vermont hills, was in town Wednesday,
calling on old friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamlin have been spending the summer
at Wilton, N. H., but win leave for their
home in Tougaloo, Miss early in Sep
TENDER, stopping en- route at Cornwall,
N. Y, where their son is at school.
The Grange picnic at Barber park
proved TO be an, attraction last Friday.
About 25 people drove over to saxtons
River and enjoyed a days outing at the
| park Three OF 'wnshends No. play