Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1908-07-03
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Mrs. Fay is III; also Agnes Wright.
Miss Judd is visiting at Kurn Hattin.
Miss Margaret Wright is visiting in Mt.
Hermon,
few days.
Miss Mary Dascomb is at her brothers,
| George Dascomb's.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Farr have return-
ed from Burlington
Miss Harriet Wright is at home for
! her summer vacation.
Miss Bertha Pratt of Boston is a guest
of Miss Susan Kellogg.
Mrs f. y. Bates Of Keene is at her
brothers, Alonzo Lewis's.
Twenty-Five guests were served with
dinner at The Bradley Sunday.
Frank Miller of Putney was a guest
over Sunday at Alvin Wrights.
Mrs Ellen Ward has returned from
visit to her son in Northheld, Mass.
s. NJ Nutting attended the health off,
GERS school in Burlington this week.
Mrs Sarah Nutting and granddaughter,
Barbara Leach, are expected tonight
Judge Kellogg left today for weeks
| trip in the northern part of the state.
| Mrs. George Hayes has gone to Rut-
land and vicinity for several weeks stay.
Harry Kimban of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Kimball
Mr.. and Mrs Bishop arrived in Boston
Monday. They came to j, F. Wards
| Thursday.
Charlie Wilder, a former Kurn Hattin
boy, aged IA, is attending school at
Mt. Hermon.
James and William Grimes of Putney
have visited their sister, Katherine, at
s. NJ. Nutting's
Madam Davis, who has been a guest at
her son Fred's, has returned to her home
! in Saxtons River.
Mrs. c. e. Buck and daughter, Maxine,
of Boston are with Mrs. Bucks sister,
Mrs. B. T. Phelps.
Miss Carrie Warren attended the
Golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr
Clough in Putney July l.
Mrs. o. G. stickney and her daughter,
Marian of Barre were guests of Miss Car
RE Warren last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Pauline Fem went to Wardsboro
Monday to spend the week as the guest
| of her teacher, Miss Sadie Davidson.
Mrs. Edwards and children of East
| Hampton, L. l., are visiting Mrs. Ed
wards's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis.
Miss Carrie Lyman, who is a teacher in
Granville, Conn, is spending her vaca-
ton with her mother, Mrs. Julia Lyman.
Miss Mabel Dascomb has arrived from
Oberlin, Ohio, for the summer and is
entertaining a friend who came with her
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Hamilton and
daughter visited at E. c. Wellman's re-
! Gently, also Hugh and Caroline Well
man.
Nineteen pupils took the ninth grade
examination at the town hall last week
from Mrs. Carrie Nutting, town superin-
tendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Sleeper and four
children and Mr.. Sleepers mother of
Warren Centre, Pa, are at B. F.
Sleeper's.
The annual lawn party will be held
July 4 at the town hall grounds, fol-
| lowed by band concert and fireworks
in the evening.
Alonzo Lewis has the largest field of
cultivated strawberries in this section.
| He employs a large number of picSers
through the season.
Mrs. Ernest Gould and children of
Bellows Falls are spending two weeks
here Mr.. Gould was with his family at
Fred Metcalf's over Sunday.
1t should be mentioned that the closing
song at the exercises at Rocky Hill
school was composed by Ethel Richmond,
II years old. 1t was appreciated by the
many guests present.
The many friends of Miss Nellie Fem,
one of the prize winners in the Brattle-
boro high school, will be glad to know
that she will continue her studies at
Westfield, Mass, where she expects to go
the first of September.
Miss Eunice Read went to Westmore-
land Wednesday to visit her sister. Mrs.
George Hayes's little daughter, Gene
We've, went with Miss Read. They will
be absent a week or more, going to
Keene before their return
The young friends of Miss Mabel
Wright, who was one of the graduates of
the ninth grade presented her with a
beautiful bouquet of carnations and roses,
thus showing their love for the young
girl who has worked hard to merit them.
Charles Holton was presented with an
equally Choice gift from his parents.
Last Monday Harold Metcalf, 10 year
old son of Rollo Metcalf narrowly es-
capped severe injuries. The little fellow
started from the hay field to drive home,
riding on the horse rake. When near the
cold spring the horse became frightened
and began running. Harold, who is
small was obliged to cling to the back
of the seat with one hand while he held
the reins with the other with all his
young strength. He left School street
for Main street, where he took a circle
which brought him to the store. No one
being in sight the horse kept on, stop
ping in his own dooryard.