Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-31

mowers were very Deauutul ana Included
several choice set pieces and cut flowers.
E. L. NORM has begun work in the
foundry.
C. S. Howe has been in New York
few days.
r. H. Newton has been on the sick
list few days.
Harold Martin has been visiting in
Pittsfeld, Mass, this week.
Louis Stearns has been spending the
week with relatives in Athol
William Z. Gould of Boston has Joined
his wife at G. A. Robertsons
Mrs. Austin Dickerman is recovering
from severe attack OF illness.
Edward Dugnay OF West Swanzey is the
new clerk at G. S. Howes store.
The public schools of Hinsdale will
open for the fall term next Tuesday,
Sept. 4.
Miss Jessie Adams of Springfield.
Mass was a recent visitor at C. A.
| Mason's.
Miss Alice Currier OF Brattleboro is
| spending a two weeks vacation at her
| home here.
Mrs. W. w. King and Mrs. Charles
Lockwood are visiting relatives in New
| York state
H. T. Fisher made a business trip last
| week which included Cleveland, Detroit
| and Chicago.
Miss Jennie Putney went Saturday to
| Keene, where she will remain with friends
| two or three weeks.
Mrs Mida Peabody of Washington d.
c., was a guest at r. E. Metcalfs from
| Wednesday until Saturday.
Misses Sadie and Annie Collins OF
South Deerfield, Mass, have been visit
ing at James McCormick's.
Mrs. Samuel Hall and Miss Emma
Walker recently visited their grand
mother in Westminster, VI.
Clarence E. Booth has secured a po-
sition for the winter as a musician at the
Murphy hotel Richmond, Va.
r. NJ. Langworthy went to Middlebury
Saturday, where his family were visiting
All returned home this week.
Mrs. w. C. Booth and daughter, Carrie
spent a few days last week among old
friends and neighbors in NARROW.
Arthur and Richard Oppenheimer Of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting theii
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Bridge
E. L. Robinson and family have re-
turned from a several weeks visit IL
Lebanon, Conn, and are at NJ. S. Leach's
Miss Flora Norm, who is enjoying a tw,
weeks vacation from Holland & Sons
store, has been visiting in Massachusetts
DIR. Albra Whitmore and family anC
Mrs. James Saulter and children hav'
been rusticating in camp on Chestnu
hill a few days.
Miss Charlotte s. Slate. who is having
two weeks away from her duties at tn
public library, has been visiting in severa
Massachusetts towns.
: Mrs X B. Mead of Springfield Mass
and little granddaughter, Beatrice Mea
of Royalton, VT, visited at A. w. Mead
from Monday until Wednesday,
! Mr. Morgan, who recently came her
from Jamaica, VT, to work in the uppe
paper MILL has moved his family into tn
J chisel shop house on Canal street.
Rev. w. F. White and daughter Mis-
= White, and sons, Emmons and Harold
returned Tuesday from RensselaervillC
: N. Y. where they spent tine month.
Edward Toombs and family will leav
the red house owned by G. S. Smith o
the Brattleboro road Sept. 1 and 1t wi
! Immediately be occupied by Mr.. and Mr.:
Bert woodward.
, A party consisting of Mr.. and Mr.
| George p. Slate, Charles owen, Mis-
, Minnie owen, Miss Charlotte s. Stat
. William Trickey and John Smith visite
r Mt. Tom Monday.
n Major w. H. Trickey has been attend
j ing the 30th annual encampment OF tn
o New Hampshire Veterans association,
I which he is president, which was opene
4 at The Weirs Tuesday.
: Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Robertson and NJ
a and Mrs. William e. Gould went on
carriage drive Tuesday, which include
Putney and Bellows Falls. They re
turned home Wednesday.
The usual services will be resumed {
. the Congregational church, beginning tn
evening when the pastor will be preser
and deliver the preparatory lecture. I'll
communion service will be held Sunda
morning.
F. w. Tilden has bought the properi
on Canal street, known as the Parl
shop, and run for many years by tn
T late L. A. Parks as a grist and saw mi
and box shop. Mr.. Tilden will soon pl
e up a large building on the ground.
Joseph Watson and Misses Hannah an
> Lena Higginson and Anna Watso
climbed Mt. Monadnock Saturday. TT
n party was increased at WestpoFt b
8 three friends and an enjoyable day wa
passed. The party returned on the g.;
train in the evening
!. A. N. Potter OF Willlmantic, Conn, WI
!. was principal of the Hinsdale high scho
d last year, was in town a few days tn
= neal calling IN his aoouaintanceS M