Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-21

chusetts.
VIII NJ. Thayer has gone to Keene to
work
Miss Mabel Proctor spent Sunday in
East Jaffrey
F. II. Davis runs his fish cart to North
field every Thursday.
Albert Tyler Of Athol was a guest at
L. l. Stearns's last week.
o. c. Robertson and daughter, Marion,
were in Boston Saturday.
Mrs Lucretia Atwood visited at Mrs
Jeffords's Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Doolittle has been confined
to her bed by illness several days.
Miss Jennie McInlier of Walingford,
VT, is visiting Mrs. George wilkins.
Miss Harriet b. Knapp, who has been
in Vermont several weeks, is at her home
here.
Mrs. w. NJ. Hall and daughter. Mollie.
have been visiting in Bellows Falls this
week.
Mrs. Addie Denison Of Springfield,
Mass, recently called on old friends in
town.
Mrs Sophie skinner Of Keene was the
guest of her sisters, the Misses Wellman,
Tuesday.
William H Mead came Tuesday from
Yale TO spend the summer vacation at
his home here.
Mrs. \. \. Pratte Of Keene and Miss
Albertine Pratte Of Canada visited in
town last week
Mrs L. f. Putnam Of Vernon and Miss
Morse Of Wardsboro visited at c. c.
Holtons Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. H. Russell are enter
tanning Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russell
Of Everett Mass.
Master Forrest Wilder of West Acton
Mass, is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Harriet y. Wilder
Miss Ruth Race. the high school
/ teacher, left Saturday for her home in
/ New Haven Conn.
/ Miss Christina Robertson is home from
| the MacDufe school in Springfield for
/ the summer vacation.
/ Miss Eloise II. White came Wednesday
/ from Mt. Holyoke college to spend the
| summer at her home
Miss Minerva Burroughs has been in
| New York several days, the guest OF
Mrs. Agnes Harvey stone
Mrs Edmond Cooke and two children
| are with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs W.
=. Taylor, for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. W E Gould of Everett
Mass. have been visiting at Mrs. Gould 5
fathers, G. a. Robertsons.
Rev w. F. whts attended the Cheshire
county conference OF Congregat ional
churches in Jaftrey this week.
Miss Nellie O'Brien went Wednesday
TO Hyde Park. Mass. to visit her brother
William O'Brien, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert L. Dennison Of
Springfield, Mass, were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. Holton on Sunday.
Mrs. A. \. Boldt gave lunch party
to several friends Sunday afternoon
which was a very pleasant AFFAIR.
Ire 70 ~
ton, Mass, will come tomorrow to spenC
the summer with their parents here
Miss Sophia a. Doolitte OF Bingham
ton, y. Y, has been the guest few
days Of her niece Mrs. A. a Bodt.
o. c. Robertson will leave Saturda!
night for Wnloughby lake, Westmore
VI, on a fishing trip Of several days.
Miss Madlyn stearns OF Brockton
Mass, is spending a two weeks vacation
al her home on the Brattleboro road.
Presiding Elder Hitchcock conducte,
the first quarterly conference in tn
Methodist church Wednesday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Belleville graduate
from the state normal school in Plymouth
last week She returned home Friday.
, Miss Ella Streeter, who returned las
week from the normal school in Ply
mouth, is visiting in Springfield, Mass.
John Graney has moved from one 0
: the Dawson houses on High street I
Robert McCaugherns house on the cana
r Mrs. c. f. Fletcher went to Arlington
} Mass, Monday TO attend the commence
ment exercises, her niece being one c
: the graduates
= Mrs. ]. c. March OF AIillers Falls an
Miss Lizzie Purcell OF Greenfield recent
A visited their parents, Mr.. and Mr.
r Maurice Purcell
:, Misses Lizzie and Monte Purcell wer
, to Boston Monday, and from there I
r Kennebunkport Ne, where they hay
0 employment for the summer.
Miss Cora Dexter entertained a fe
k friends Monday evening to help her celt
= brate her birthday anniversary. The 90
\ casion was very pleasant one.
% Miss Mabel Temple went Friday
Mcdford, Mass, TO visit her brother, Re
r Charles II Temple, and to attend II
s class day exercises at Tufts college.
5 Ralph Freeman and family recent
4 went 10 New Salem Mass, to visit rela
5 tiyes Slr. Freeman soon returned, Il
(. family remaining for a more eXtend'
r visit.
u Miss Emma Berkinshaw, who was visi
e ing at her aunts, Mrs. S. O'Nears, W;
/ called TO her home in Pittsfeld, Mas
5 Sunday by the serious illness of h
, mother
- George Robertson is planning TO lea
- July 10 on a trip 10 Germany for the pu
: pose of visiting his daughter, Mrs. y
II Butler, who has been abroad two or thr
n years
Miss Margaret Locke, daughter of Re
and Mrs George r. Locke, gradual
from Tnton seminary this week, s
will probably be with her parents he
IS this summer.
10 The junior Christian Endeavor socie
i elected the following officers Sunda
: Miss Dora Seaver, president, Miss X
Of H. Mead, vice president; Miss Ruth Me-
l. calf secretary; Harold White, reasur
- - The Randolph, VT, Herald of last We
HI announced that George NJ. Oaks had Sc
~ his bakery and real estate in that pla
% and that he would return to Hinsda
,e He moved from this place to Randol
a. three years ago.
is David Bell and family will leave tomC
ne | row for a two weeks vacation. Mr.. b
L and daughter, Hazel, will go to visit
sister in Amsterdam, y, Y, and NJ
Bell and the youngest child TO South Ma
chester, Conn.
! Dr. and Mrs. Foss returned from tn
-, wedding journey Monday evening" a
- not finding a suitable tenement, v
board at Mrs. H. NJ Worden's until III
~ can secure a place to their liking, n
- they will begin housekeeping.
A James Latches's horse, attached to
e. fruit wagon, starting from David Be
- | on Etlburn street, took a lively spin s.