Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-05-31

is being cared for by a trained nurse
| from BrTttleboro.
! Mrs. J. ID. Estabrooks Of Keene has
! been visiting her sister, Mrs Helen Wor-
! den, this week.
Carlton Bronson has engaged to work
with the engineering force on the Con-
necticut river dam.
Titus Hancock of New York recently
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs James
I Hancock, "a short time
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mullen of Frank
lin Falls came Wednesday for few days
visit with Hnsdale relatives
Mrs Frank Harmon and child and Mrs
| Harry +. Smith were guests Of Mrs A.
w. Mead Wednesday night
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Booth have been
making a few days visit among
old neighbors i'm NARROW.
George Stevens went Monday to Bald
winvillc Mass. where he has bought an
interest in "a chair factory.
Mr.. Morgan has purchased a meat and
fish market in Keene and the family will
leave Saturday for their new home in that
city.
Mrs. George Jakway and two children
of Waterbury, Conn, are at her grand
mothers Mrs d. L. Sanderson's. for an
indefinite stay.
Mrs. Edward Fitzhenry Of Medford
visited their sister, Mrs a. a. Bailey,
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Hake Of Nashville Tenn.
who have been visiting Mrs Hake's moth
err Mrs f. r. Bean. left Friday to JON
friends for summer outing al Salem
Depot.
Rev. w. II. Tricky who assumes com
mand of the soldiers home in Tnton June
]. will return TO Hinsdale to conduct the
services the T-ufyare4Ifst rbrrrh T,,ro
l6. childrens Sunday
Major w. H. Tricky was the Memorial
day orator at three places Thursday,
speaking in the morning at West Man
chester in the afternoon at Concord and
in the evening at Barnstabe
Wednesday evening, June ), at the
meeting of Wantastquet Grange the third
and fourth degrees will be conferred.
upon ten candidates. After the work Is
completed harvest supper will be
served.
John Fisher who has been at his home
here while making a complete recovery
from a recent operation for appendicitis,
returned Tuesday to Harvard, to resume
his studies the remaining two weeks OF
the college year.
James Mccormick has finished work at
the Davis market and gone into the
moving machine shop. where he succeeds
W u. Tricky as shipping clerk Mr..
Trickey will GO with his parents
to the soldiers home in Titlton where
he viii have the position Of secretary.
Al the board Of trade needing Monday
evening the bylaws which had been
drawn up by the directors We're read and
adopted Frank W Tnden, George G.
Fisk Frank W J-fTords and Harold c.
Holland We're added to the list OF directors
and Harry Russell was elected au-
ditor
Harold Merritt was given a surprise
party Tuesday evening. May p. by the
junior class in the high school. of which
he is a member. The object being to help
him celebrate his birthday anniversary.
Games We're played and a dainty lunch
was served Mr. Merritt was presented
with a book a reminder of pleasant
occa aston.
a delightful evening was passed by the
Knitting club and the men Friday even
ing. when they gave Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Holland genuine surprise in honor Of
their 18th wedding anniversary. and II
having occurred several days previous
they We're not looking for the innovation.
They were, however. equal to the oc-
casion, and made their visitors welcome.
Music. cards and refreshments helped to
nil out pleasant social evening.