Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-12-27

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H. N. Wilder of Wallingford. w.. visited
town this week. ''' ''''''u
Key and Mrs. A. A. Blair spent Christ
mas IN Manchester, N. II. "
=, hope Chautauqua circle meets next
monday evening with Miss Bardwel
Miss Bertha Hall returned Monday from
zen days visit in Boston and vicinity,
mr. and Mrs w. A. Kennev of Green
ilelu' Mass, were in town over Christmas.
l.. p. Stone, and Miss Stone of Cbicaao
Stones A'l'ey
James &. Snow came up from Boston TO
eau CHRISTMAS turkey, returning Yesterday
morning ''''''u"y
MISS Iva Sergeant returned from Dover.
NJ H., last week. Miss Alta Spencer ac.
companied her.
VIM. r. Howe of Lockport. N. Y
spent Christmas with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. G, S. Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs II. f. Hunter and Mr.. and
mrs e. ID. Jeffords spent Christmas at
winchester, N. II.
MISS Ann Maria Mitchell, a teacher in
the Prince school of Boston, is spending
Ine week with her mother.
c. F. Policy will vacate the Amidon
boarding house next week, and Mrs. Ward
OF Ashuelot will take possession.
There was no dancing school this week
and 1t will be held next week Monday, in
stead OF Tuesday evening as usual
The December number of the Quill was
issued Monday. 1t contains ten pages and
Is great credit to our High school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Marble and Mrs.
M. G. Dix spent Christmas at the residence
of Henry Harris in Greenfield, Mass.
G. j. Amidon & Sons mill was obliged
to shut down part of Friday and Satur-
day, owing to the breaking of a gear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Saben and
young son of West Gardner, Mass, have
been spending the week at T. w. Saben's.
Remember the concert and masquerade
ball, for the benefit of the fire department
at town hall one week from tonight.
Leitsinger's orchestra, 10 pieces, furnishes
music.
OF the new buildings erected in town
during the past year large addition to
Todds Main street block, the house OF
Miss Thomas on the Brattleboro road and
Fishers block on Depot street are the
more important ones.
Christmas was observed at the Congre.
gational church Tuesday evening with a
short entertainment and tree. At the
Universaist church there was a short en-.
tertainment and light refreshments were
served followed by the distribution Of
presents from two heavily laden trees
An entertainment was given at the Roman
Catholic church Wednesday evening and
two trees were relieved of their bundles
Miss Emily Sergeant, II, died Tuesday
from consumption at the residence of Mrs
Emma NJ. Franklin in Bernardston, Mass
where she went a few weeks ago to spenC
the winter. Miss Sergeant lad lived il
Hinsdale many years and was a sister o
the late Charles r. Sergeant. The body
was brought here Thursday and the fun
eral was held at 10 o'clock this morning
The burial was at Chesterfield.
There was a very pleasing entertainment
at the town hall last Monday evening
given by the High school glee club, assiste,
by Miss Howe of the Boston school of eX
preston; Miss Stearns of the Worceste
conservatory of music, Miss Gertrud
Leach and Bertram Boivin, Tufts, '9S
All the numbers on the program were en-
Enthusiastically encored. About 300 wer
present and the net receipts, nearly $50
will be devoted to the needs of our Higl
| school