Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-19

Bryant Thayer has been on the sick
list OF late.
H. H. Russell has been in Boston part
Of this week.
Mrs. Della Estey is spending few
weeks in Boston
Mrs. F. w Tnden has been among the
sick ones this week.
Mrs Frederick OF Wendell is visiting
her sister Mrs. Weber
Miss Ellen Howard is very i'll. and un-
der the care of trained nurse.
Mrs. Dyson Raine is entertaining Mrs.
Flynn and two children of Worcester
Mrs. A. F. Fisher visited Mrs. d. A
Hosford in Brattleboro few days last
week.
Mrs w. F. White visited her daughter
at Mount Holyoke college Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. Aldrich of Marlboro were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. STRAIT
4 ton last week
Daniel c. Haskell of wenatchee. Wash.
visited his aunt, Mrs. A. A. Bailey Sat
urday and Sunday.
Misses Emma and Eva Wellman re-
turned Saturday from a short vacation
spent in Munsonville.
Alfred Crowningshield of Jamaica, VT,
| is spending a few days at his fathers,
! S. T. Crowningshield's
| Rev. w H. Trickey has been in Man
! chester this week attending a meeting
| of the Universalist board.
Jerry Duggan has bought OF James
/ Graney his home on Snow avenue, and
will move his family there
Miss Fitzgerald OF Wilton was enter
| tanned by her cousin. Mrs. II. w. Taylor,
/ from Monday until Wednesday.
Mrs Harriet n. Wilder went to SPRING
| field, Mass, Sunday, called there by the
death OF her sister, Mrs. Della Fl. Boy
den.
John II. Lamb was chosen secretary of
/ the Licensed Embalmers' association at
the convention held in Manchester last
/ week.
Mrs F. r Bean has been this week
attending the international convention Of
the woman's Christian Temperance union
at Boston.
Mrs. Jennie Crowninshield and Miss
| Nora Smith attended the Sunday school
convention which was held in Keene
Wednesday.
c. c. Holton attended the automobile
races on Long Island recently. He was
accompanied by Albert Denison Of Spring
fielu, Mass.
Mrs. W. n. Pike and Mrs. G. s Smith
| were called to Athol Wednesday by the
| critical Illness OF their sister, Mrs. Della
H. Puner.
Charles Chamberlain has moved from
c. c. Holton's Canal street house to one
| of G. A. Robertson & Co.'S houses on
Canal street.
Mrs. H w Taylor and Miss Doris
! Seaver visited the formers mother, Mrs.
NJ. Seaver. in Northampton from Friday
until Monday.
An members Of Sheridan Relief corps
are requested to meet with Mrs A. E Dix
next Monday evening to discuss a mat
ter of business.
Mrs. E. C. Robertson and Miss Susie
Hanrahan visited their old friend and
sehoolmate. Mrs. Billings, in Ashburnham
Mass, last week.
The ladies of the Congregational So
ciety have voted TO hold their annual
fair and festival at the opera house OF
the evening Of Dec. 8.
Miss Nora Smith has been chosen as
| a delegate from the Methodist Sunday
school to the state Sunday school con-
vention 10 be held in Laconia.
Mrs w. A. Sprague Of Somerville
Mass. who came to attend the funeral OF
her aunt, Mrs. Fox, is spending the week
with her sister, Mrs. A. E Dix.
The junior class of the Hinsdale high
school has issued invitations TO Hal
lowe'en masquerade ball TO be held al
the town hall Friday evening, oct. 26.
Presiding Elder Hitchcock was in town
| last week and took charge of the quar-
terIy conference at the Methodist church
He was entertained by Mrs. Jennie
| CroWninshield.
w s. Kimball was at Edward Steb-
bins's from Friday until Monday. when
his family, who have spent the summer
| al Mr.. Stebbinss, returned with HIM "a
their home in Boston
Rev. w. F. White took for his sub
ject Sunday morning the proceedings Of
| the meetings OF the American board,
which were held at North Adams and
| WIllamstown, Mass, last week and
which Mr.. White attended
Mrs A e. Dix attended the funeral