Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-06-01

Miss Stella Gray is visiting in saxtons
River.
j. o. Follett is in winiamsville, where
he is at work on a bridge.
Miss Carrie Mason of Bellows Falls was
at home for Memorial day.
Miss Nettie Johnson Of Wardsboro was
a recent guest of Miss May Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hastings started
Thursday on a carriage drive to Putney.
Mrs. Royal Sanderson has been spend
ms a week with relatives in West Towns
bend.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Mason OF Gardner,
Mass, are at A. A. Mason's for a few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Butler and their
little son called upon friends in town last
Saturday.
o. a. Cone OF Londonderry visited at
ARA Benson's this week on his way to
Charlemont, Mass.
Miss Ethel Eddy OF Stratton has been
stopping at Mrs. H. " Dales and calling
upon old friends in town.
A. A. Blood has completed the repairs
on the Col. Dutton house in Harmonyville
and has gone to Newfane to work
Lewis Howard of West Brattleboro
who runs a milk route in Brattleboro,
was in town this week buying cows
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greenwood and
little daughter of Williamsville visited
Sunday at II. S. Kidders and A. r.
Greenwood's.
Mrs. c. " Bryant who has been stay
ing some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Reed. returned Tuesday to her home
in Londonderry
The base ball game May 80 between
Leland & Gray seminary and West
Townshend resulted in score OF IA to 10
in favor of Townshend.
Royal Sanderson reports the rain fall
for last Sunday and Monday to have been
3ss inches. During the shower Friday
one-half inch of rain fell
light frost was noticed Tuesday
morning by the early risers and those who
have their gardens well started feel dis
couraged at such decided set-backs to
vegetation.
Mrs. w r, White of New Haven.
Conn, who has been visiting a a few
weeks with Mrs. S. f. Macdonald and DR..
and Mrs. Thomas Rice, returned to her
home Thursday.
Arthur Batchelder, formerly Of this
town but for the past six years OF Granite
Falls, MINI, where he Is cashier in a
bank. is expected here about July l to
visit his parents.
caucus is called by the Republican
committee for Saturday, June 3, at 100
D. m. to elect delegates for the state and
district conventions to be held in Mont
pelier June 10 and 20.
on account OF the heavy rains Of Sun
day and Monday the small streams have
become torrents and the river, full to its
banks and threatening to overflow, is
said to be higher than at any time this
year.
The record of making the largest catch
of the season in the shortest time goes to
Russell Blood, who brought home after
half days sport eight pounds of trout.
the largest measuring 10 inches and
weighing one pound.
There has been a good sale of tickets
for the commencement concert, 80 being
disposed of in one day. The chart of
sittings will go to Newfane this week for
the convenience of the residents of our
neighboring village, who so generously
assist with their patronage the interests
of Leland & Gray seminary.
Recent guests at Townshend Inn: L. o.
Bedell, Mortified, Mass; F. L. Sears
| Orange, Mass; Mrs Fred Burwell, 1. A
Abbott, Stowe; Sumner Sherman, Boston;
Isaac Phelps, Russell; l.. E. Holden, Brat
| tleboro; Fred Severance and George Gay
| Springfield +. c. Snowman, Hartford; T.
II. Foster, Lansing, Mich; d. w. New
man, Boston; d. p. Dewitt and Walter
| Henkel, Brattleboro.
The Pittfeld, Maine, Advertiser OF
May "a contained a full page article with
| Illustrations, devoted to the Maine Cen
trail institute, of Pittfeld, of which Prof