Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-01-24

II. p. Farr has rented one of his farms
to Peter johnson.
Mrs. Will Cronk is expected home from
Vergennes Monday.
Rev. +. NJ. Wiswall of Marlboro, n. H.,
will preach from the Congregational pull
| pit next Sunday.
Austin Smith is to remove to the Shelley
house in Putney Falls, and will work for
Will Pierce for a year.
The ladies' aid society of East Putney
will meet with Mrs. Norman Cobb, ir,
next Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Farr and Miss Ida WOODBURY. of
East Putney, went to Keene Saturday, for
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Wyman.
Will Smith has been without the use of
his left hand for week, owing to what is
called lop-wrist. He is recovering its use
slowly.
Mrs. Eben Glazier and daughter, Mrs.
Knowlton, have been visiting this week
with Mrs. Glaciers sister, Mrs. Ariel
Crosby.
The robin which was seen here Wednes-
day morning probably thought that the alb
sence of winter weather was an indication
of spring.
The surprise party at Frank Fairs is re-
ported to have been an occasion of much
pleasure. 1t must have been in order to
keep II young people together until 1890.
Charles Crosby is evidently expecting a
large trade in sugar pals this coming sea.
son. He has 5000 of them on hand and
will manufacture in all from 5000 to 10000
pals.
The ladies of the Congregational society
will serve - cent supper in the vestry
next Tuesday evening from 6 to s o'clock.
A social time will follow the supper, at
both OF which every one is cordially invited
to be present.
An effort will be made to retain the
chorus choir which sang so acceptably at
the Congregational church last Sunday.
Next Sunday the choir will sing, 1.-The
Lord is my light and my salvation" by J.
f. Trowbridge.
Among Landlord McNulty's guests this
week are NJ. c. Merrill, Yarmouth, Me.
W. T. Aloise, White River Junction; Will
liam Guilford, Lynn, Mass. j. G.. Mar
tin, Manchester, this state; c, I. Harding,
Boston: NJ. J. Freeman and Charles w.
Freeman, Greenville, and f. S. Bottom,
Northampton.
MISS CldAa Nhoulioif AOl SlA gCdlo
missionary in China and well known in
New England as an eloquent speaker, will
represent the work of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society at the Methodist church
at 1880 o'clock Sunday. The public is
cordially invited to this service. Music
by male quartet.
Those who saw Chandler Puffer's milk
wagon going up Kimball hill Tuesday
night reflected that Chandler was trying
either to serve his customers with milk
shake or to establish a milky-way under
more direct observation. No serious dam
age was done and the runaway was stopped
at Geo. Boutelle's.
Merchant NJ. G. Williams has bought
handsome soda fountain, which will be
here about April /, and will occupy the
end of the counter near the window where
the candy case now is 1t is finished in
marble and will rest on marble slab. 1t
will fill long felt want in town and will
be appreciated. Mr.. Williams will have a
soda" day when he gets it in operation.
b. G. Newell, a Jacksonville blacksmith
who has gained some distinction through
his superhuman healing and curative pow
ers like unto those of "Schlatter the
healer" was in town Friday night and dis
played his curative ability by benefting
several who were suffering The benefit