Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-06-23

left Saturday to spend the summer with
relatives in Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Richards, jr.. have
stored their household goods. and have
taken rooms at Mortified, where they
will board for the present.
The members VI the graduating class
of the high school and other friends
treated Miss Blanche Boucher to a sur
prise party Wednesday evening.
Miss Inza and Miss Bertha Higgins
and Miss Mildren Cramer left today
! for Old Orchard beach, where they will
work in a hotel during the season,
DR.. Eastman of Winchester has opened
an office at c. +. Weeds on Canal
street and will be in town Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday of each week.
The pastors subject next Sunday
morning in the Congregational church
will be "Christian nurture" The even
ing will be devoted to the Chldren's day
concert.
Miss Carrick-and Miss Gardner of the
high school faculty left Saturday, Miss
Carrick for her home in East Green
wich Mass, and Miss Gardner for
Montpelier, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph a. Eaton have
been guests this week of his aunt. Mrs.
, Sarah Kinds. Mr.. Eaton formerly
taught very successfully in the Hlns-
! dale high school
Prof. e. l.. Robinson and family of
St Louis came last week Thursday to
( spend the summer with Mrs. Robert
= sons parents here, and Mr.. Robertson 5
relatives in Connecticut.
n Mrs. F. II. Fuller and little daughters
= Mr.. and Mrs. c L. Savage, Mr.. and
Mrs. Olive Hale and Mr. and Mrs. Her
r bert Newell attended the funeral of a
n friend in Winchester Wednesday.
John'S dat will he obsarvad next
= Sunday morning in the Universals
s church, when Rev. A. NJ. Bradley will
preach a special sermon to Free Mason!
i; and members Of the Eastern Star.
'e Children's day was observed by Wan
tastiquet Grange Wednesday evening
ID The program was furnished by tn
s children of the Grange families and re
freshments of ice cream and cake wer
l. served,
S. Rev and Mrs A. L. Hin and litt
daughter went Wednesday to Meridel
e, to attend the commencement exercises
V. their oldest daughter being member o
the graduating class at kimball Uniol
to academy.
al The town baseball team defeated tn
Brattleboro Athletics in a game on Riv
i'll erside park Saturday s to G. The gam
ng was a closely contested one all the wa
through, and kept the Interested spec
al,
Us While preparing TO go boating o
Wantastiquet lake TUESDAY afternoon
n Cornelius Weeks slipped and fell. dislo
ng eating his elbow. He was attended b
DIR. Lachaine and WEDNESDAY went t
gh Brattleboro to have the N-rays applied
to Summer schedule of trains leavin
Hinsdale, to go into erect 'u0e 26: CO
I'VE ing north, $40 a. M ll'oS a m, A.
ley p. m. 5.55 p m; going soutn, sl9 a. m
: 9.Oi p. m, 653 p. m, s'of eNeeit Satur
eek day evening when the ual" VIII leav
she at S.4S; sunday, going hoi :" -'9 a. m
:. south 3.49 p m.
the Among the members of the ehss VIII
af- inst gradnated from the high schot
ED. who have decided where they VII con
In tinue their studies in the fall a. Eal
70 Fisher, who will go to Worceste Poly
,ol- technic Institute. Orrie LeBert 70 Clar
university in Worcester, sidney searn
ave to the state college in Durhah, Alic
az Jeffords to plymouth normal schot an
a alls Doris Merrill and Mary Mann tn
'ee' Keene normal school Very hkey the
members of the class will deciue \ 6
elsewhere for further study
eral Rev. A. L. Hill preached the memri
sermon last Sunday morning 10 W ID
,ha Fellows and Rebekahs, VINO a'eAt
am the Congregational church III "a %
An. Mr.. Hill spoke from the text ~
possession OF ouryinsd aad An,
you, that l may bury my ueau ~,
tune sight" Gen. 23:4 The closest -
CUT ton was given to the interes'"
MN course Mrs. e. l.. Robinson
Louis assisted In the singing, -
ock- close of the service the mempeaS "a
pend lodge marched around and recei'ev
with prettily arranged baskets anu ne
to Pine Grove cemetery, where
Miss placed the baskets ON the So"
and their dead brothers.