Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-09-06

ing Monday
Mrs. j. NJ Lamb left Tuesday for
visit OF several days in Leominster and
East Jaffrey.
Mr.. and Mrs l. c. Ingraham and son
of Boston were guests over Sunday at
f. H. Daviss.
william Cunningham moved this week
into c. Il. Keyou's tenement over the
telephone office.
Mrs. F. W. Robertson and daughter
Miss Eva, spent the latter part of last
week in Boston.
Mrs. John T. Powers and Miss Mar
garet Powers were visitors over Sunday
in Bellows Falls
Miss Mabelle Lang of Laconia return
ed Monday to resume her duties as
teacher in grade 8.
Charles Liscom of Dedham, Mass, has
been guest at James T. Sprague's dur
Ing the past week.
Joseph LaChance went to Haverhill
Saturday to accompany his granddaugh-
ter, Bernice Smith.
Walter Stearns of Worcester came Sat-
urday for visit with old friends, stay
Ing at E. ]. Temples.
Mrs. Cora B. Kennedy will return this
week from Lebanon, where she has
been spending two weeks.
w. j. Higginson and friend Mr.. An
derson of Meriden, were guests over
Sunday at II. II. Higginson's.
Miss Margaret NJ. Powers left today
for st. Adams, where she will each in
the high school the coming year
Miss Molie Lowell returned Tuesday
from visit in Maynard, Mass. She will
enter the Keene normal school soon.
Emery Belliveau returned Saturday to
Keene after spending a week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Belliveau.
Mr.. and Mrs s. R. Corwen, who have
lived in c. e. Keyou's house over the
telephone office, left Tuesday for Mont
real.
Miss Mary Ellen Enright, who has
spent the last three months at J. e.
SCOTS, has returned to her home in
Troy.
Frank E. Mason and family will re-
turn to Brighton tomorrow after spend
ing the summer at their cottage on
Chestnut hill.
Mrs A. w. Meade and Miss Rose and
Miss Lois Meade attended the wedding
of a relative in South Lancaster, Mass,
Wednesday.
Miss Alice Currier will return to New
York today after spending a month with
her sisters, Miss Delphne and Miss
Beatrice Currier.
Miss Mary and Miss Ellen Fitzgerald
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Keane
and son, Robert, of Dorchester, who will
spend two weeks here.
Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Temple and
daughter Elizabeth left Thursday for
Lewiston, Maine, after spending the
summer with their parents here.
Mrs. E. j. Richards, Mrs. Charles
Currier and Miss Madelon Temple have
been in Manchester this week attending
n rnaa Of no nd ,1a II
The high school opened Tuesday with
20 pupils and the hope Of several more
through the week This makes the
prospect much brighter than was antici-
pated
Rev. E. H. Barrett of Shelby, Mich
| came Wednesday as a candidate for the
| Universalist pastorate. He will remain
| in town for a few weeks and occupy the
| pulpit.
Prof. Samuel C. Derby Joined his fam
lily here on Saturday and Monday, ac-
companied by Mrs. Derby and daughter
Margaret, left for their home in Colum.
| bus, Ohio.
| Mrs. w. O. ]. Martin went to Boston
| Monday to attend the fall millinery
openings. Miss Elizabeth Ryan will re.
turn as trimmer for Mrs. Martin durins
the fall season.
Mrs. Charles Stafford, Mrs. D. C. Minis
Mrs. E. NJ. D. Cotton and Miss Etts
Richmond visited Aug. % with Mrs
Martha Spring in West Chesterfield, go
| ing by automobile.
Harold S. Garfield and Thomas Mann
| took advantage of the excursion to thu
Sherbrooke, Quebec, fair this week, leav
ing Tuesday They will visit Montrea
and Toronto before they return.
Rev. Mr.. Wesley, pastor of a Pres
| byterian church in Scranton, Pa, oc
cupied the Congregational pupit Sunday
| The pastor, Rev. A. L. Hill, will return
this week and occupy the pulpit mex
| Sunday.
The body of William Mcclure. tn
| railroad employe who was killed by {
| dynamite explosion last week, was bur
led Monday in the Roman Catholic Gem
etery here as no relatives could b.
found.
Miss A E. Foster came Saturday t,
resume her duties as assistant in tn
high school. She will board with Mis-
Ethel Fletcher. Miss Lucy Mowry o
Bernardston, he new high school as
sistant, arrived Monday and will boar,
at Mrs. C. w. Safford's.
The running hose team which compel
ed in the races in North Adams Labo
day returned with the second prize, $75
being only two-fifths of a second benin
the Adams team, which took first prize
The time was as follows Adams, 80 A.
Sec; Hinsdale, 40 LIS Sec; Williamstowr
Al lis sec.
A. T. Averill of Edgartown, Mass, ha
been engaged to succeed H. II. Pratt a
supervisor of this school district. Nj
Averill has been located in the distriC
from which he comes for twelve year!
Previous to that he taught for 13 year
after graduating from Harvard with tn
highest honors. Mr.. Averill comes yer
highly recommended. The fact that h
has remained in one place for so lon
a time is in itself an excellent recon
, mendation. 1t has not been decided
which OF the four towns he will i
cate. A drawing teacher has not "
been secured to succeed Miss abb
Chellis
A farewell reception was rendered i
. r. Gyles Thursday evening in the We!
try of the Baptist church, where he ht
held a pastorate during the summer.
very enjoyable evening was spent. M
Gyles is a young man of great promi'
l and has gained many friends durir
his short stay here. His pastorate h;
t been very successful and as he return
to Mount Hermon to resume his stud
n the best wishes of his many friends |
with him. During the evening s.
-. | Iiscom in a short speech, present,