Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27

Mrs. w. f. Fay is visiting in vineland
y. J.
James Brtton of Tilton is visiting
Hnsdale relatives.
John Roberts who spent the winter In
Boston, is at home again.
\. L Taylor has gone to Worcester to
have a bad knee treated.
Mrs. Nellie Worden has returned from
a visit in Springfield, Mass.
Robert Field Of Springfield, Mass
visited his parents last week
p. c. Stewart has been reelected truant
officer by the board Of education.
Mrs NJ. b. Merrill of Lynn, Mass. is a
guest of Rev. and Mrs. \. NJ. Bradley.
Guy NORM and Miss Hortense Mead
were in Springfield. Mass, Saturday.
Joseph Crowningshield visited his
brother in Jamaica. Vt, over Sunday.
Louis Rabbit Of Worcester. Mass, has
been a guest at D. a. owens n few days.
Miss Lizzie Booth is out of the paper
mill because of an abscess on her right
hand
A F. Fisher and family attended the
funeral Of a niece Of Mrs. Fisher in Keene
Tuesday.
Mrs. Cora Kennedy, who made an ex-
tended stay in Mortified, VT, arrived
home Monday.
Mrs. Emma Parmeter OF Greenfield,
is spending several days with her cousin.
Mrs. Ella Upham.
THE nameless FIVE" attended the pre-
sentation OF THE Pirates of Penzance"
in Brattleboro Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Gale OF Lynn. Mass, was
the guest a few days recently OF her
cousin. Mrs. C. s. Smith
An examination for free tuition for
advance instruction will be held in the
school building June and 8.
George Stratton has moved his family
from Mrs Stebbinss brick building to
one of Mr. Keyou's houses.
Emile Gaudet has moved from the Hol-
land house in the rear Of the store TO one
Of Newton Stearns's tenements.
Sheridan post, G. A. r., invites all vet
Grams, affiliated or otherwise. to join with
them in the Memorial day observances.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Temple left Friday
for few days visit with their son, Rev.
Charles Hosea Temple, in Lewiston, Me
Miss Mabel and Miss Madelon Temple
have been staying with Mrs. II. W. Taylor
during their parents absence in Maine.
Mrs. Julia II. Jones recently spent six
days with her son, c. A. Jones' in Keene.
She was accompanied by Miss Ida Hig-
gins,
, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith went Sat
/, urday for a few weeks visit with their
! daughters in Worcester and Clinton,
! Mass.
Miss Hattie Keyes OF Newbury, Vt, was
, a guest at Miss Welman's on High street
. recently. Mrs. Sophie skinner of Keene
! visited there Friday.
3 Mrs. George Britton is at the home OF
: her son, Jacob Brtton, in Gardner
Mass, going there because of the Illness
of her daughter-in-law.
= F. w. Robertson, F. Z. Field, DR.. II
= L. Brown. G. S. Howe and F. W. Robert
4 son attended the meeting of the Mystic
: Shrine in Brattleboro Friday night.
v Rev. Mr.. Chafer again filled the Congre
Y gational pulpit Sunday, both morning anC
= evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Chafers singing
as well as his excellent sermon, was yer!
much appreciated.
DR.. A. A. Pratte Of Keene, formerly o
O this town, delivered an able and interest
. ing essay on The prevention and cure o
tuberculosis" before Wantastiquet Grang
q Wednesday evening, May 49,
: The Grand Army and kindred organic
o atoms will attend memorial services II
the Universalist church Sunday morning
The subject of Mr. Bradley's sermon vii
= be THE wreath on the grave"
n George Dupres has gone to Rev. MI
a Scofeld's to work. Mrs. Dupres is a
-, work for Mrs Hart. They hold thei
2 tenement in C. NJ. Cooks house, doubt
~ less expecting to occupy it later.
/ Nathaniel Royce, who went from T
II. Burroguhs's to Chesterfield to liv
after his wife died a few weeks age
died Sunday. Mr., Royce was the fatht
ed of William and Henry Royce and steI
as father of Mrs. E. IL. Burroughs.
lg A union meeting will be held in the I'm
of versalist church Sunday evening. Tt
r general subject will be Good either
n ship" 1t will be treated in three address:
n es: THE citizens attitude toward tow
ng improvements toward educational inst
of tutions toward religious opportunities
by A feature of the Memorial day service
es will be the exercises in the North Him
dale church in the forenoon, Besides
address by Hon. John f. Benton, may
of Keene, an excellent program of mus
= and recitations will begin at o'clo'
in the morning, and after their compl
tion a dinner will be served
Mrs. F. p. Kinds, who enjoyed trip
California, arrived home Monday afte
noon. The return trip was curtailed
the illness of a friend of the Mortified
u Vt, relative who accompanied Nj
4 Kinds, on account of which visits to &c
\ tain places while on the way home, whe
given up.
Walter L. Todd has resigned his 7
sitlon with the Granite state Mowi
Machine company 10 accept one with I
Ellis company Mr.. Todd will ha
I charge of the machine shop of the FL
\ company which plans to operate
n job shop in connection with their o.
S. work,