Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-03


Henry Knight has been home few
days.
F. Worthen is moving into Mrs. ]. ST.
monds's house.
Fay Osgood was home from Hartford,
Conn, over Sunday.
Abbie Whitcomb left Tuesday to visit
a few days in Fitchburg.
Mrs. c. n. Smith is caring for Mrs.
Laura Dutton, who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allbee were in Graf
ton Monday and Tuesday.
Walter Rand and family of Windham
were at Harry Adams's Thursday
Mrs. ]. G. White returned last week
from her visit in UXbrdge, Mass.
VIII Brooks OF Hnsdale visited his
sister, Mrs. H. c. Johnson, Sunday
James Hoiaboom and family spent sat
urday, Sunday and Monday in Claremont.
Mrs. Betsey Gale spent Sunday at C. L.
Gales, being wheeled in her wheel chair
Pre- Memorial day exercises were held
in the graded school Saturday afternoon
Saxtons River band played Memorial
day in Springfield and North Springfield
Mrs. Maud Jennison of Windham is
visiting her mother, Mrs. VIII Stoodley,
at c. II. Twtchels
Cory's shop, has hired the Searles cot
tage and expects to move into it soon.
d. Davis of Chester has been hired by
F. 5. Fuller & Co, to work in the har-
ness shop, to take Mr.. Kingsbury's place,
Orrin Kingsbury and family expect to
move to Sidney Bailey's farm in Put
ney as soon as Vermont academy closes.
Nearly every one has been out gazing
at the comet, which has been seen very
plainly the past week on pleasant even
ings.
Mrs. Della ODER is very low A coun-
ell was held Thursday morning by DR.,
Allbee of Bellows Falls and DR.. Bowen of
this place
C. n. Villas of Alstead came Sunday
with a party in his automobile to see the
Kimban home, which he bought a few
months ago.
Mrs. Dorothy Dutton entertained Mrs.
Jaqueth and Mrs. Riggs and a few viii
lage people Tuesday, the nth anniversary
of her birth.
Keith Wood Of Dartmouth college was
at Lewis Tenney's Sunday and Monday.
Louis Blumenthal was home from Dart
mouth at the same time.
Vermont academy first team played a
very exciting game of baseball at Bar
Der park Memorial day, defeating Bel
lows Falls high school to l.
Miss Grace Chaplin was home from
Mortified over Sunday There is some
talk of her starting a girls school at
this place, since Vermont academy is to
be boys school.
Mr.. Cudworth and family Of Hartford,
Conn, spent Sunday at the home of Fay
Osgood. Mr.. Osgood works with Mr..
Cudworth, who is assistant superintepd-
ent of the Pope Hartford Automobile
company,
The exercises Memorial day were a
failure. On account of the rain there
was no parade. The Bellows Falls band
was in attendance and played three Sc
lections on the hotel veranda, then re-
| turned to Bellows Falls.
Miss Anna Richardson, the Oldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ellsworth
Richardson has been seriously i'll in the
hospital in Hanover, N. H., where she
worked. Her father and mother have
| been with her several days, She was
| better, at last report
Last Sunday evening children's Sun
day was observed in the Baptist church.
A good program was carried out, all
taking their parts well. The church was
decorated with buttercups and ferns. The
day was observed early to give the chill
dren more time with their school work
for promotion and graduation.