Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-06-15
WILMINGTON.

w A. Choate of Albany has been in
town this week.
Mrs. Harry H. Fox returned from the
hospital at Greenfield Saturday
DR.. F. s. Dunn's brother is in town and
is boarding at Walter Grimess.
The frosts Tuesday and Wednesday
mornings were destructive to gardens.
Charles Gardner of Troy, n. Y. was
at the home of ]. II. Kidder over Sun
day.
Miss B. Leone Russell was in North
Adams and Pittsfield the first of the
week.
Mrs. Minnie E. Corkins has returned
and will spend the summer in the family
of Clarence +. Corkins.
The recent rains have been very bene-
fetal to the grass crop and the prospect
is good for large yield
Miss May Bellows has employment in
the Office OF the railroad company as
stenographer and typewriter.
w. ]. Molten has resumed relations
with the Times and is expected to remain
during the summer, and probably longer
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Mann are taking
their annual vacation. They will visit in
Montpelier. Barre, and other places in
the state.
Charles c. Barlow has removed the
Clark house and is fitting it up for ten
ement Frank A. Childs will occupy the
house when completed.
George F. Alexander, president of The
United Lumber company of Springfield
Mass, and a party of friends are taking
fishing trip in Somerset
George H. Barber does not fully regain
his health. He contemplates going TO
Colorado Springs about July /. Mrs.
Barber will accompany him.
village tax Of rs cents on the dollar
OF the grand list has been placed in the
hands OF the collector, A. NJ Parmelee.
payment to be made within 80 days.
Miss Benedict, the popular stenographer
In the Office of the Deerfeld River COM
pany' has gone to her home in Man
CHESTER, VT, 10 recuperate from a severe
attack of mumps.
Elmer B. Bailey of Burlington. state
agent OF the Home Fire Insurance com
pany of New York, was in town Tuesday
examining the risks written by the local
agent, c. NJ. Russell.
Mrs. Jennie E. Titus, who recently re-
turned from Boston, has been i'll, but has
tully recovered. Ashley NJ. Parmelea and
s, f. Chamberlain are in poor health.
William M. Vogel is in poor health
Mrs Fred Newton Of Colorado and her
little daughter, Marion, are guests of
MS newton brother, Martin A. Brown
They VIII remain during the summer.
MT Newton will join them in August
Work will be begun at once on the pro-
posed railroad extension from Mountain
Mills to Somerset The road will run ON
the westerly side OF the river, passing
very near the house of William C. Wheeler
me river will be bridged near the resi-
dence Of George ]. Bond, and the line
WIN then be run on the easterly side of
the river u
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Kidder have
issued invitations to the wedding of their
daughter, Faith Wilder Kidder. and
charles EgbeTt Gardner of Troy, N Y
which will occur at the CONGREGATIONAL
church In this village Wednesday, June
~ at o'clock p. m. A reception at The
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kidder win follow
Immediately after the ceremony.
Raponda hotel is now open under the
nanasement or Frank d. Warner of
springfield, Mass, who recently. bouqht
the properly The house is being put I'm
,he very Dest order throughout and a
warner is hotel man of experiences
ana will spare no pains or expense 10 laan
the place up to Its usual popularity.
The Republican caucus held at the town
nan nan saturday evening was fairly well at
teina Deiegates to the state and dis
tIlct conventions: Lewis e. Strawser ana
Don o. Butterfeld, who were dnIv IN
structed to support f. ID Proctoy e.
governor and Col Kittredge Haskins for
representative. The following town com
ni.tee was elected for the two years en-
SUNG Don o. Butterheld Lewis n
SuaWser ana Orrin r. Buell.