Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-05-25

! e. B. Batcheder is driving a new horse.
Mrs. Emily Fessenden has been visiting
at Edwin Fossenden's a week.
| Mrs. Julia b. Hyde Of Southboro. Mass.
is visitor at Z. II. Fessenden's.
Rev. Mr.. Vincent has rented Mr. Shows
tenement and will move there soon.
Milton Eddy of Brattleboro made
short visit at his home here this week.
w. H. Miles is driving handsome
chestnut four-year-old horse recently
bought
Miss Grace Lane was i'll this week and
unable to attend to her classes at the
seminary.
Mrs. Fred Perkins of White River juno.
ton is at Elwin Eddys for a stay OF sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Boutele and chill
dren have moved to the Blanchard house
in Brookline.
Miss Esther Macdonald attended the ed
ucational meeting held in Bellows Falls
last Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs. Wesley Phillips left Mon
day for visit in West Brattleboro, after
ward going to Keene.
Alton Holden is ILL., His mother. Mrs.
Phoebe Holden of Mllers Falls, Mass,
came Monday for a visit.
A base ball game was played Thursday
on Reeds field Saxtons River Locals VS..
Leland and Gray seminary.
The new livery business connected with
the hotel is in a flourishing condition and
promises well for the future
Mrs. A. L. Grape was the recipient on
her birthday anniversary this week OF a
gold watch from her family and friends.
Ten of our base ball enthusiasts went
to Williamsville Saturday to witness a
game there between the Brattleboro
printers and Williamsville.
There will be a base ball game on
Reeds field Saturday afternoon between
Hildreth's printers of Brattleboro and the
Townshend association team.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burwell, who have
been for a year past in Nebraska, We're
recent visitors at r. n. Marsh's. They
were former residents of Vermont and
would be glad to settle in Townshend If
desirable rent can be secured.
The friends of Miss Alice Barnes, a
graduate of the Leland and Gray semi
nary class of 1905, who has been seriously
ILL., will be glad to know that she has so
far recovered as to be able to return to
her home this week from the hospital.
A memorial program of great interest
will be given by the public schools Tues
day May 29. The exercises will include
recitations, readings, songs and other
numbers all of a patriotic nature. Par
ents and friends are cordially invited to
be present
II all members of the Alumni associ-
alton of Leland and Gray seminary who
expect to be present at the annual ban
quet to be given at Townshend Inn June
s, will send their names to DR.. F. L. Os-
good before June 3 seats will be reserved
for them.
A Sioux Falls. South Dakota, daily of
recent date states that a very severe
Wln0StOrm Aberdeen a
home of Rev. G., H. Baker, considerable
damage being done, and one woman be-
ing fatally injured by the falling timbers
of a building
A recital will be given by Miss Cressy's
pupils assisted by Mrs. Arthur II. Brasor,
soprano, Miss Jean Sharpe, reader, and
Arthur II. Brasor, baritone, in Seminary
hall Tuesday evening, May 30. No ad-
mission fee will be charged and cordial
invitation is extended to the public.
A souvenir postal card was received
here last week from Miss Edna e. X.
Linsley, former teacher in the semi
nary. She writes from Pomona, Cal, say
ing. Il was in the awful earthquake but
l survive quite safe and sound, and have
come down to my home in the sunny
south, 500 miles from Frisco" The card
contains picture of the University of
California where Miss Linsley took her
degree.
No disappointment was felt Tuesday
evening by the people assembled at the
recital of Miss Jean Boyd Sharp, teacher
Of elocution. Her selections were refresh
ingly new and she had her hearers in
perfect sympathy with her as she led them
either in tragedy or in dialect selections;
The senior class is to be congratulated on
having secured so gifted an Instructor.
The music by Fay Bridges violinist, and