Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-05-17

the auspices of the Womans Foreign
Missionary society. Admission free, but
a collection will be taken.
George w Lewis went to Boston Sat
urday to visit his daughter Miss Lewis,
who is studying music there.
w. NJ. Hall had his foot so badly in
jured recently by timber falling on it
that he has been unable to work.
At the meeting of Wantastiquet Grange
Wednesday evening a class of 10 was in
structed in the first and second degrees
John II. Magee has been appointed on
the Hinsdale police force and s. II. Nc
Donald has been appointed day constable.
The annual meeting Of the Grand Army
association at Grand Army han Saturday
evening was adjourned to Saturday even
ing, May Is. at 7.3O o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs James O Brlen went We'd
nesday for a short visit among friends In
Greenfield and Farley Mass. They re-
turned home Thursday evening.
Miss Maud Taylor was so unfortunate
as to lose two fingers Friday. Miss Tay-
for was employed at the Brightwood pa
permll, and her fingers were cut off by
the paper cutter
Dr. !. Kirk Bascom and his sister, Miss
Janette Bascom have left the old home
place on the Mortified road and have
moved to Vernon. DR.. Bascom will en-
gage in the poultry business on the j. o.
Frost place.
Martin L. Wnliston Of harrington,
r. L. has been engaged to deliver the
Memorial day address. Mr. Wiliston is
| a veteran of the civil war, and was
member of the Jlth regiment, Massachu-
| sets volunteers.
Mr.. and Mrs John Curran, who were
| called to Northheld from their home in
| Lewiston Me. by the death of Mrs. Cur
] Loo tod TVa.-
| Charles Ellis Of this village, before re-
turning to Maine.
The usual patriotic exercises will be
! held in the town hall by the pupils of the
| public schools on Friday afternoon, May
| p Delegations from the patriotic or
| ganizatious win be present and the public
generally will bee welcome
John Fisher. son of Professor ana Mrs.
/ u. L. Fisher. who recently underwent an
/ operation for appendicitis in Cambridge,
Mass came home Friday to remain un-
! I'll his recovery is complete. Mr. Fisher
is student at Harvard.
Naomi chapter, O. +. S. will have a
/ special meeting on the evening of May
! -. at which time they will entertain the
| grand officers also the Brattleboro chap
| ter. Several candidates will be initiated
, and "a banquet will be served.
EN-Gov. Henry Roberts and sister Mrs
. Mary Perkins of Hartford, Conn. were
/ I'm town Monday. Their object I'm coming
here at this time was especially to look
after their family lot in Pine Grove Gem
ctery. taking also the opportunity to call
/ on linsdale relatives.
Don't forget the young ladies supper
/ Wednesday evening. May -. at the Con-
| gregatonal social rooms An up-to-datt
supper is guaranteed after which there
will be "a pleasing entertainment by the
young people. Supper from 6 o'clock, I'M
til all are served Everybody welcome.
Charles \. Jones of Keene visited hi.
mother, Mrs Julia Jones, last week. Mr.
Jones had just returned from three
months trip to the Pacific coast, in which
he visited his brother. +. II. Jones o
Los Angeles. Cal. formerly of this viii
lage and other relatives on April 2
Mr. Jones attended at San Carlos th'
funeral of his uncle, Treasurer y. 7
Smith of the Southern Pacific railroad.
Carlton and Blanche Bronson enter
tanned the class Of 1907, Hinsdale higi
school. of which they are members, a
their pleasant Main street home Friday
evening. y fine hot dinner was served a
o'clock, after which the evening wa
passed socially with games and music
This was one Of the most pleasant so
cial functions of the season in high schoo
circles and all voted it good to have beef
there.