Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-03-08

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Leslie Howe has entered the employ of
T. r. Blood.
T b. Wiley went to Boston Monday
on business
George Ltteheld is preparing to move
{. Brattlehoro
Warren Wilbur, who has been Sc
rf1uslv i'll, is improving.
Dan Sweeney has finished work at
w. c.. Trcadway's stable
Mrs Edmond Richards is visiting at
her fathers, L. Boves,
Herbert Patterson was in town Friday
To attend the calico ball
Miss Jennie e. Pierce entertained the
Fortnighty club this afternoon
Rauben Page has been visiting rela-
tiyas in Fitchburg the past week.
Nonzo r Bowie cut his foot badly
Monday while chopping for c. II. Reed.
Mr. and Mrs Henry T. Coe returned
Thursday from short stay in Boston.
f. O. Pierce of Warren, Mass, was a
guest at f. l.. Pierce's over Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Winchester of
Holyoke were at w. a. Coles over sun
day.
Mrs. Scott Look has been in Bridge
water Corners two weeks with rela-
tiyes.
Byron Robinson is visiting his aunts,
Mrs Sarah johnson and Mrs. Lavina
Felch.
MIR. and Mrs. E. Frank Whitman of
Baldwinsville, Mass, are at NJ. d. Whit
mans.
This evening the Grange will confer
the first and second degrees on class
OF six.
Adonious j. Bowie expects to go to
Boston soon to enter the Boston automo-
bile school.
Miss Bertha Newcomb went to Chester
field Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
VIII Allen.
Mrs. Ida B. Robertson of Hartford,
Conn, came Monday for short visit
with relatives.
A. j. Palmer went Wednesday to Win
ch,ndon, Mass, to work in the Con-
verse toy shop.
James Stacey started his sawmill Mon
day having set it up on the Henry
Warren place.
w. A. Cole, who was seriously i'll last
week has so far recovered as to be
able to be out
Miss Katherine Booth left Wednesday
for Schenectady, n. Y, to spend
month with friends.
Mrs Annie Johnson and Miss Maude
Aiken arrived home from their WASH
ington trip Friday night
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
W Bell, in Westminster.
Miss Jennie Z. Pierce went Saturday
to Fitchburg for a few days Visit with
her brother, II. L. Pierce.
Clifford II. Cooke has secured employ
mont for the season at Miss l. l..
Brggss, beginning May l.
Miss Elizabeth Braley returned We'd
nesday from her trip to Washington
in
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Carpenter ct
Haverhill. n. H., formerly of this town.
have moved to Westfeld, Mass.
Ella Tatro returned Saturday to her
work in Ashuelot after brief visit
with her mother Mrs. VIII Gilmore.
Leon Hewitt and family returned Tues
day from several weeks visit with rela-
tiyes in the northern part OF the state
H. p. Farr has rented his farm on
the meadows recently occupied by Der
Woods to Fairbanks & Ware of Brook
line.
Miss Gertrude Marchant returned tC
her home in Hartford, Conn, Wednes
day after several weeks visit at l.. +
Baileys
Walter ]. Kirwin of Stony Brook
Mass, returned to his home Sunday
after spending a few days in town OF
business. -
Miss Abby Washburn left Sunday TO
Boston. She will spend month will
her sister, Mrs Arthur Ashenden' II
Dorchester.
Miss Bernice Cummings left Saturda!
for her home in Mortified, Mass, t
spend her vacation at her fathers Jane
Cummngs's.
Jesse Parkhurst of Andover visited re
Gently at w. A. Wings and was ac
companled home by his grandson
Ralph Wing.
Mrs. Sam Underwood returned Monda
from Potsdam, n. Y, where she wa
called several weeks ago by the seriou
illness of her mother.
Miss Mary w. Roundy of Rocking
ham came Friday to attend the cane
ball and to be a guest of Miss Katherln
Booth for few days
Willis A. Clarke has finished work 70
the Vermont Farm Machine compan
In Bellows Falls and is at the nome
his father II. l.. Clarke.
Roy Howe has finished work q
Adams's sawmill and left Wednesday &c
Wluchendon, Mass, where he has Sc
cured work at the Converse toy shop.
Mrs, Belle NJ Houghton, 70, widow
William S Houghton, died at her nom
Wednesday night. Funeral services WI
be held at the house Saturday at p, n
Mrs Hollis Newcomb, who has bee
very III the past week with neuralg
Of the heart, is more comfortable 81
Is being cared for by her sister-in-laN
Mrs. Martha Ellis,
Mr.. A. c. Patterson and little daugl
Yer. Dorothy, left Wednesday for the
nome iu Waterbury, after sever
weeks stay with her parents, Mr.. al
Mrs Horace Scott.
Miss Ruth Robertson and Miss Ed
patterson returned from Washingt'
sunday having stopped in Northam
ION Tor visit with Miss Robertson
aunt Mrs. George Hillman.
Mrs W. e. Pierce was home ov
sunday from the camp at Ludlow N
iIerce expects to finish his job the
C,s week. He will move his mill
oHeSler, where he has taken a contra
VI saving lumber for Hugh Henry
Al Tuesdays meeting the town vot
W. pay the tuition of Finette WilliaI
,Monipeler seminary to the amou
Ho 'the rate paid at Brattleboro)
"e past two terms Tuition to be pa
at 'he option of the school directo
v, ,Uu Ihry had refused to pay it, so n
MAINS brought the matter before
""' There was no opposition.
LeilsiHger's orchestra of four pieC
was at its best and discoursed fine m