Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-02-10
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The thermometer went up 30 degrees
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Alonzo Ingram has been quite i'll,
but is now improving.
Miss Amy Dunklee is spending a week
with Mrs. Alice Morse.
We have now quite city meat market
with the variety of goods which Mr.. Tyler
has added to his list.
If all other villages see the amount of
logs that we do, the markets in this vicin-
ity must be well supplied.
A. A. Rice of Mount Hermon, Mass,
will preach at the Uniyersalist church next
Sunday at 10:45 a. NJ. and $3.50 p. NJ.
c. r. Stedman has not been able to run
his saw-mill this winter for want of water.
Now he can saw some, but not enough to
do his full amount of work.
We are glad to see DIR. White on the
street again. This winter has been a de-
cided contrast to him from last winter,
when he was hardly out of his sleigh.
This winter he has been the patient, and
for nearly three months has not been out
doors.
About 20 persons attended the sociable
at school house hall last Saturday evening.
Games, refreshments and dancing took up
the time until the hour for closing, which
was II o'clock. The next one will be held
at the same place next week Saturday
evening, when all are invited.
Miss Amy Dunklee, with the assistance
of Mr. and Mrs c. Z. Perry, gave the
children delightful afternoon at the close
of the term last Friday. Mr.. Perry fur
nished teams and drivers to carry them all,
SO in number, to a short sleighride to New
fame. They returned at 8 p. NJ. to Mr..
Perry where bountiful tea awaited them,
provided by Mrs. Perry and Geo. Dickin-
son, and happier party one will seldom
see. Miss Dunklee holds the warm affec-
ton of her pupils and they part from her
with hopes Of a renewed acquaintance.
The names of those scholars not absent
during the term we're: Geo. Day, James
McCarty, Nellie Dickinson, Florence Dick
inson, Arthur Day, Edith Day, Nellie
| O'Leary, Mabel Perry. Leon Powers, Effie
Redfield, Harry Stedman, Harold Sherman,
Hastings Williams, Dana Stedman.
The number of births in town in 1892
was 10 and the number of deaths "a. Ile
following list of deaths is furnished by
Town Clerk d. A. Dickinson
Harry F. Powers. months
Martha Ann Knapp. IS years, four months
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Sophronia Ward, So years months
Clara Cook Allen. IS years month.
Lydia Smith Moore 81 years. months.
Hollis X. Merrihed SO
Levi c. Bemis. 81 years, 10 months
Mary chamberlain Rice II years. months
Elmira tSinmonsl Miller 20 years months
Minnie Mabel Miller, years, 10 months
Abbie tFishl Sargent, G6 years, months.
Mary Johnson Pratt, Is years, II months
Oscar Bennett, * years, months.
Jane (Hillardl Wooster, 60
sophia l. Redway. IS years months
Norman W. Harris, 90 years, months.
Frank l. Reed, 10 years months
Joseph \. Convey. 10 years. months.
Elisha Parsons. 80.
Chas. W. Halliday. 81 years, months
Mary Y. Thayer. year. months
Clark Ilmson, 81 years, 10 months
Oliver J. Morse, ~ years months
Aimira TimsOn, 81 years, months
Leavitt X. Welman. Sc
Timothy B. Lewis. 76
lneZ Morse, q
Sarah : Brooks. Al years . months
Fanny Brown, a.
Lyndon II. Tenney, "a years, ! month
Sallna Holland, 81 years, II months
Asa Sanders. y years, months.