Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-05-10

Mrs. A. II. Latham has been i'll few
days.
Miss Minnie Todd returned Monday
from Boston
Mrs. Ella Upham has been on the sick
list several days.
Mrs c. NJ Cook has been in Kcene on
business a part of this week.
Mrs S. *. Sabin is entertaining Mrs
Sherman Of Springfield Mass.
Miss Josephine Perry visited in Thomp-
sonville, Conn, over sunday.
Rev c. II. Temple of Medford, Mass,
is at his home here this week.
Miss Cora Belle Dexter visited in
Springfield, Mass, over Sunday
Fred w. Cotton has sbought the Luke
Eli place on Highland avenue.
Miss Grace Roberts was in Springfield
and New York a part Of last Week.
Mrs D. A. Minis visited her son and
family in Keene two days last week.
Mrs T. ]. Temple and daughter. Miss
Temple were in Greenfield Saturday
Mrs w. NJ. Hall and daughter, Miss
Mollie. visited in Milers Falls last week.
Samuel Smith recently visited his son.
Harry F. Smith. in Peterboro a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Howe Of Ches-
ter visited Hinsdale relatives over sun
day.
Henry Royce mas bought the hllClltll
place on Depot street and has moved
there.
Mrs. Percy Felch has been with her
daughter, Mrs. Casper Bemis, in Chesh-
am few days.
Miss Rita Pelerin has succeeded Miss
Florence Goddard as substitute clerk in
the post office
Several came from Mortified to attend
the entertainment at the opera house
Monday evening
Miss Ethel Graves Of North Leverett,
Mass, has been the guest of Mrs. y. o.
Maynard "A few days.
John Davenport is moving into the
| Canal street house recently vacated by G.
| S. Goddard and family.
There were two additions to the Con-
gregational church membership Sunday,
botn on confession Of faith.
Mrs H. n Wilder entertained her
niece. Mrs. r. w. Day Of Springfield
Mass, a part of this week
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Hall Of Bellows
Falls recently visited the formers pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hall.
Lester Booth started today for West
Virginia where he will play in an or
chestra at a fashionable resort.
The burial of the two months old son Of
| Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Merritt took place
Wednesday. The child died from spina
! trouble.
Fred Knapp was in Claremont over sun
| day His little son. Philip who has beer
| with his grandmother since Christmas
| returned home with him.
Frank w. Tilden has presented the
members of the fire department with S5C
| in appreciation of their services at the
fire which recently destroyed his proper
| ty.
with money raised by subscription new
stairs have been placed in the rear o.
| the Universalist church to High stree
replacing those which were getting un
| safe.
The young ladies of the Congregations
parish will have charge of the supper
May % and something good may be eX
| pected. There will also be an entertain
ment in the evening. Everybody is in
| vited
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Davenport recent!
returned from a visit in Schenectady, n
| V, and Arlington, Mass Their daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hub
bard of Arlington, came Saturday 70
a visit
Rev. Charles A. Piddock who died a
his home in Hartford Conn, April %
some % years ago was pastor Of tn
Baptist church IN this town. The buria
was in Saxtons River. Mr.. Paddock 4
survived by a wife and two sons.
"A Dutchman's Honeymoon" proved t.
be an excellent entertainment and wa
presented at the opera house Monda.
evening to a losing house The who'll
affair was said by those who winesse,
it to be very satisfactory and the spec
ialties the best ever produced in town.