Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-21
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Dexter Stone went to New York yes
terday for a short stay.
Rev. L. NJ Keneston returned from
Shelton, Conn, Wednesday.
Howard Smith of Pittsford this state,
is visiting at Fred c. Browns
Louis Thayer will leave Monday to en-
ter the University of Vermont at Bur-
lington.
Miss Daisy L. Miller left Tuesday for
Boston, where she will enter Simmons
college.
John Helyar is spending several days
at home before returning to the UNI
vcTsity of Vermont
j. H. Baker of Manchester came Mon
day to spend a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs C. E. Dunklee.
Miss Florence Fisher went to Lynn
Tuesday to spend a few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. H. Z. Miller.
Miss Olive Weatherhead went to Wor-
cestcr Tuesday to begin her studies in the
school of domestic science
Edward S. Clark will leave today for
Ann Arbor to enter upon his third year
at the University of Michigan.
Mrs. w. f. Mann and little son, who
have been visiting at F. r. Mann's, will
leave today to visit c. G. Leonard in
Springfield. Mass
The concrete sidewalk at the lower end
of the village Is finished and is a very
great improvement. The trolley car pat
ronage will probably decrease.
The woman's association met with Mrs.
Fred C. Brown yesterday afternoon TO
make garments for the benefit of the
Trinity school for colored children at
Athens, Ga.
Isaac M. Robb left Friday for Quissett,
Cape Cod where he will act as private
nurse, taking the place of his brother
J. c. Robb, who will enter the Boston
university law school,
All the town schools will close Tues
day at noon for the rest of the week.
Part of the time will be made up al
lowing Wednesday and Thursday as hon-
days for the fair, the same as last year.
A small company of young ladies from
here were entertained by Mrs j. Z.
Johnson at her home on ForeSt street
Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Johnson's guest Miss Signe Soderberg OF
New Haven.
The district schools having work which
ley wish to exhibit at the fair are re-
uuested to leave their specimens at the
West Brattleboro high school building not
later than Saturday morning. team
will take them over to the fair grounds
from there.
Miss Daisy L. Miller was effectually and
agreeably surprised last Saturday even
ing when about 60 of her friends gather
ed at her home to give her farewell
call before she left for college A de-
lightful musical was furnished by the
company as follows: Piano solo, Mrs
]. Higley violin solo, Miss Heller
Weatherhead; song, ASLEEP in the deep
H. II. Miller; piano solo, Miss Lucille
Perry; recital, Mrs. G. b. Hunter a
bountiful repast, to which the guests
generously contributed, was enjoyed. The
rest of the evening was spent in games
and other amusements. Before leaving
each guest wrote a wish which was reaC
in public and then given to the hostess
to signify that the wishes OF all hel
friends follow her to her college home
Miss Maud Brown entertained larg'
company of young people at the HAPPY
social at her home Monday evening
The guests were required to present {
smiling face in order to gain admittane'
to the merry throng A literary program
intended to dissipate every shadow o
gloom, was enjoyed by all. 1t was al
follows: A poem written for the occa
sioh by j. NJ b. Hatch and read by Mrs
C. r. Prentiss; song, Miss Edith Stow
with plano accompaniment by Miss HATH
Clark; reading, Laugh and the worl'
laughs with you" Margaret Clark violil
solo, Miss Helen Weatherhead with pian'
accompaniment by Miss Daisy Miller
1.-THE family album" read by Mis-
Florence Warmer with portraits repre-
scented by local comedians. The program
was interspersed with various amuse
ments, making it very happy social.