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

children, were the feature of the entertain
ment at the Congregational church, requir-
ing much labor TO prepare and render in
i'm so creditabe a manner.
Miss Ella Howe was a guest of Miss
Mary Rock Wednesday.
The churches will hold union services
during the week Of prayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris are visiting
in Fitchburg and Boston, Mass.
A. c. Cobb is on business trip 10 Bos-
ton, Fitchburg, North Adams aud other
places.
The correspondent will give next week
a report of the building record Of the town
for 1890
Arthur Parkhurst of Middlebury college
is spending a few days vacation with j.
w. Shelley.
Mrs G. L. Pierce is spending Christmas
week with her daughter, Mrs. f. G.. Lewis,
in Winchester, y. II.
Mr. Marshall Of Dartmouth college will
speak from the Congregational pulpit at
the usual hour next Sunday.
Miss Alice NJ Locke Of Albany business
college came home Wednesday for a few
days visit with her parents
DIR. f. S. Munger and family went TO
Windsor Wednesday 10 spend Christmas
with Mrs Munger's relatives.
Hunters, remember that the close season
on rutted grouse begins Jan /. The game
wardens will prosecute al violations Of the
law
Milo Whitney Of Putney Falls will finish
work for r. J.. Pierce and enter the em-
ploy of VIM. Robertson the first of Janu-
AIRY.
Miss Florence Patterson, who is stu
dent i'm a Baltimore medical school. is en-.
Toying a three weeks vacation with her
mother. Mrs. Ellen Patterson.
George Wing, commonly known as "Ted-
die Wing came 10 town Wednesday
morning, and was married during the day
to Hattie Jones of Westminster The boys
gave them a good send-off when they left
on the stage for the g o'clock train
Mr.. and Mrs Orrson Bragg went to
Greenfield, Mass, Wednesday morning TO
attend reunion Of Mrs Braggs brothers
and sisters and their families, about 80 in
number and to eat Christmas turkey with
them.
George p Stratton and Miss Agnes NJ
I Cassels, both of Springfield, Mass, were
married in Keene y. H., Tuesday, Dec
/ -, by Rev. Edwin f. Mitchell of thi.
/ place. assisted by City Clerk Wellman OF
! Keene.
The cantats. "Cnder the palms" illus
| tratinC the Jewish feast Of tabernacles OF
harvest festival will be given in the town
1 hall next Friday evening. Jan g. Ticket.
may boz secured in advance az the post
/ office beginning Monday
Last Saturday was the annual children.
day al A. N. Corser's store From 10 q
/ 100 young folk came i'm after a piece OF
mince pie Mr. Coreer Intentionally KEEP
the matter quiet depending wholly upor
/ his advert sem"ut ON this page of Tn,
/ PhpniN with the above result For me
next six months Nj Corser's advertise
ment viii appear regularly.
The special town meeting for appropriat
ING money for the expense OF highway ina
I provemenis, and 10 act upon the report o.
the fire department committee. occurs 20
morrow at y. NJ The motion 10 estab
I lisb q suitable fire department can surely
be carried If the residents of the villaC,
| will do a little conscientious reasoning 10
the matter and then every resident vot,
( according 10 his own mind. a the pre-
vious meeting there were enough voter
I outside the hall. who were I'm favor of III
I movement. 70 turn the ballot in favor O
the village IL they had done their duty
This should not happen again.