Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-06-22

Daniel Fisher Of Boston spent Sunday
with his sister Mrs. C. 3. johnson.
Rollin C. Dewitt is the guest Of his
mother, Mrs. c. p. Dewitt, at the Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Pierce are visiting
a day or two with relatives in Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. C. o. Davis is in Manchester on
the occasion Of her daughters graduation.
Mrs. Merton Micott and son of Brattle-
boro were guests Of Mrs. F. ]. Micott this
week.
Mrs. Edward Morse OF Brattleboro was
the guest OF her sister at the County hotel
last week.
Mrs. C. NJ. Whitney OF Brattleboro was
the guest OF her niece, Mrs. b. c. Eager.
last week.
II. A. Kilburn has returned TO st. AL
bans. where he was clerk in the American
House last year.
Luciers Ministries will exhibit satur-
day evening under a canvas tent on a
lot back OF the schoolhouse.
Three painters from BratJleboro have
taken the contract to paint Union hall
and are boarding at the Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wright and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Edwards spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Howe Of Putney.
Miss Mary Davis was at home in the
| County hotel last week, getting ready for
Manchester.
Mrs. Trip. mother OF Mrs. L. NJ. Car
| penter, formerly OF Newfane, who has
been a recent guest in town, is with rela-
tives in Manchester.
d. S. Ballou, whose condition was more
| comfortable last week, was able to ride
around the square with his daughter, Mrs
| Sherman Of Williamsville.
| Raymond Pratt, the young son OF Noble
| y fuff
by landing a sucker that lacked only an
ounce Of Weighing three pounds.
James Howe, formerly Of this place for
many years. who is now residing at Sam
uel Morse's, South Newfane. has been
here several days OF the past week.
H. A. Carpenter, as substitute for d. A.
| Benson. attended the state and district
with Amasa Grout and Walter Wheeler,
delegates.
An entertainment will be given at Union
hall next Monday evening by the young
people, during which cake and lemonade
will be served. A small admission fee is
to be charged.
The proposed change OF time on the
West River railroad, beginning with Mon
day, gives us the more convenient hour OF
8 o'clock for taking the south bound
morning passenger train.
The word horse" printed as house" in
some OF the papers last week gave false
alarm in regard to possible moving OF
F. E. Davis to Townshend. The purchase
was a horse and not a house
Miss Mary Miller, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Miller, formerly of this place
sailed yesterday for Europe, having the
care Of Mr. and Mrs. James Hooker's lit
tie daughter with whose family she will
take the trip.
Mrs. George Solandt and Mrs. Clarence
Nichols went Friday to their respective
former homes in Enosburg and Lunen-
burg, this state Mrs. Solandt will be
gone two weeks and Mrs. Nichols through
July.
Mrs. VIII Sprague of Turner's Falls
Mass. is spending the week with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Skinner
Her son will remain with his grandparents
through the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Prouty of Winhall also are with the fam
lily.
Children's day exercises were held Sun.
day morning with a very interesting pro.
gram. The church was attractivelS
trimmed with daisies and other white
flowers. larger congregation thar
usually present in fair weather testified
. to the interest In the occasion.
James Howe has removed a cannon bal
from his former home here which is
, relic of the Revolutionary war. 1t wal
picked up at the battle of Bennington by
New Hampshire soldier named Luce
carried home by him and in after year.
given to Mr.. Willis, the father OF Mrs
Howe, when the Willis family lived IL
Marlboro.
Miss Daisy Harding, a former summel
guest here, Is in Dresden cultivating he
rich voice. She is accompanied by hel
mother for the summer in Europe. Mis-
Harding sang last winter in the Firs
, Unitarian church of South Boston Sunda,
mornings, at Kings Chapel afternoons
and in a Baptist church of Commonwealth
avenue evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Wyman and tw,
young children of Somerville, Mass. re
Gently called on old friends Of Mrs. wy
man, who is a daughter OF the late Johl
and Hannah Aldrich, formerly of New
fame An older son OF Mrs. Wyman is il
Harvard college and a daughter is in al
advanced school. Mr.. Wyman is a lawye
and graduate of Harvard.
Frank Lang of Berlin, Mass, station
agent on the New York. New Haven 4
Hartford railroad, accompanied by hi
family, attended the funeral of his step
) father, Rev. G. w. Lawrence Thursday
The older brother Fred Lang, was too ia
away TO come. His home is in Crookston
. Mimi, and his employment by tn