Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-05-31
Irs. Metcalf is i'll this week.

Mrs Metcalf is i'll this week.
Miss Nina Morse is visiting at A. D.
Benson's.
c. S. Mills had a carload of grain ar
rive this week.
Mrs Tyler of Brattleboro recently WIS.,
tied Mrs. Abbie Taft.
Miss Blanche Courser visited with Mrs.
E. B. Batchelder last week.
Mrs. w. S. Holland and Mrs. Fred
Ober were in town Tuesday.
Henry Martin of Jamaica is visiting
his brother, Frank Martin.
The seminary boys were defeated in
the ball game in Jamaica Saturday.
Much interest was felt in town in the
civil court case of Adams VS.. Jones.
Mrs. Frances NJ. Snow spent last week
in Brookline with Mrs. George Allbee.
Mrs. Lotte Holden visited her parents
in Guilford Tuesday and Wednesday.
James Upham of Boston is in town in
the interest of the Vermont state fores-
try
Miss Read returned to Brattleboro af-
ter spending a week with Miss Myra Ho-
bart.
Mrs. Ralph Snyder and son, Wilbur,
are in Fitchburg visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Rand.
Mr.. Wellman is still in a very weaken
ed condition, with little change from last
week.
May, the four year-old child of Mr..
| and Mrs Fred Wheeler, is sick with
measles.
| Mrs. Clara Blanchard went Thursday to
| Sunderland, Mass, to spend the rest OF
| the week.
Miss Pearl Thayer, who visited a week
| in Worcester and auckland, Mass, re-
| turned Tuesday
| regular communication of Blazing
| Star lodge, No. 23, F. & A. NJ, was held
| Tuesday evening.
has recently placed a monument in Oal
| Grove cemetery for Milton Eddy.
| Miss Kate Hawkins has left the employ
of Mrs. Inez Moore. She will begin worl
| at the Townshend Inn on Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Almond Wheelock ant
| son, Allen, of Schenectady, n. Y, are a
their bungalow to stay through the sum
mer
Rev. C. H. B. Seliger attended tn,
| Windham County Congregational min
listers conference held in Brattleboro OF
| Monday
Rev. C. H. B. Seliger gave a report o
| the Congregational state conference t
| the members of his church in the Thurs
| day evening meeting.
Mrs. Milton Eddy of Brattleboro IL
visiting Mrs E. B. Batchelder. She IL
| having a monument erected on her 10
| in lakewood cemetery.
Topics for next Sunday at the Baptis
church will be in the morning "A reli
! gious challenge" in the evening "Th'
care of the fountain"
Mrs. George w. Brooks, who has beef
furnishing millinery from the parlors o
H., haa R..fa lanl fAV esalC a my
| returned to Brattleboro.
Henry A. Scott of Boston is making
his annual visit in town. He is staying
at w. A. EdGy's. He lived many year
on the farm now occupied by Fred Ba
| con.
| Howard Ames. an engineer in the EN-
ploy of the department of forestry OF tn
| state of Vermont has been in town tn
past week in the interest of that depart
ment,
Asa Thompson of New York is spend
ing vacation of a few days with hi
sisters, Mrs. Ida Howard and Miss Cell
Thompson. and his brother Byro
Thompson of North street.
Professor Chandler of the department
of forestry in the University of Yer
mont, was in town the first of the week
He spoke to the students at Leland an
Gray seminary Tuesday morning
Several men from town went to Brat
tleboro last Saturday to attend the meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Brattle
boro & whitehall railroad and the meet
ing of the progressive Republicans.
The many friends of DIR. George I
Gale in this village are, pleased to lear
OF the success of the recent operato
performed to relieve him OF the sever
pain in the head which has has suffer
ed so long.
Mrs. Maude Brown, who has been a
the Inn since last fall. viii close her la
bors there on May 81 and move I
Springfield, Mass, where she will kee