Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-02-19
very respec.fully yonrs.
The item should have read "has finished
working on the cupola on his barn.


Willie Whitaker has been ill for week
past.
Fred Moore is working at NJ. S. Leach's
carriage chop.
Miss Lizzie Ellis of Keene is visiting at
l. T. Burnham's.
Will Applin has been i'll with the pre-
vailing distemper.
Charles Pike of Harrisvile visited friends
in town this week.
Mrs. Arthur Drury is visiting her par
ents in Fitzwilliam.
John j. Archibald has been i'll with ma
laria for aweek past.
Eli Merchant has been housed with
| rheumatism this week.
Miss Anna Kelley is i'll with rheumatism
at Mrs. Charles Hollands.
w. J. Leonard visited his brother Fred
in Springfield last week.
F. A. Davis visited relatives in Hart
ford, Conn, last week.
Miss Jessie Adams of Springfield is Wis
iting at G. A. Mason's.
Miss Mile Cutler of Keene has been
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Z. A. Worden went to Burlington
Monday to visit relatives.
Roy Estey was taken suddenly i'll sun
day, but is now improved.
A large attendance is desired at the Re
bekahs meeting Wednesday.
S. NJ. Denison of Springfield spent Sun.
day with his family in town.
F. Z. Morey of Greenfield attended tn,
Red Mems dance Wednesday night.
Albert Mead was threatened with pneu
monia last week but is now better
Warner Barrett is again working al
Bliss's market after his long illness.
The Chautauqua circle will meet will
Miss Emma Wellman Monday night.
Miss Florence Robertson of Keene visit
ed Miss Minerva Burroughs last week.
Mrs. William Kenney Of Greenfield Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Wise, this week.
Mrs. Roy Estey has been threatene
with pneumonia, but is somewhat better.
The Methodist ladies' society will serv
a chicken-pie supper next Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. J. r. Holman will read the sermo
at the Uniyersalist church Sunday morn
! ing.
} Christine Brigham has been i'll with ca
tarrhal sore throat, but is now able to b
: out.
The subject Sunday morning at tn
Congregational church will be "Sanctitici
tion."
Mrs. Mary Mahony Worthngton {
Westheld visited at Michael Corkery's la
week.
Our Tammany chief was out with h
straw hat on Tuesday. Spring will 500
be here.
Mrs. Waldo Rouillard has painted Sc
era winter scenes for different persons
Brattleboro.
Miss King was unable to attend to h
duties at the High school Thursday on a
count of illness.
A. L. Sprague is to move to the o
Doolittle place at the south part owned
Edward Barber.
Mrs. Dwight Stearns is with her daug
ter, Mrs o. N. Randall, at Chesterfield
for few weeks.
Thirty-two of the pupils in the secol
grammar school had a sleighride to Wi
chester Saturday afternoon.
Miss Marion King of Northampton Vi
tied her sister, Miss King, second assista
in the High school, this week.
- Miss Minerva Burroughs has been suff
a., ~ ing with severe sore throat but was al
IN to open her school on Tuesday.
of George Streeter, who closed his rests
ur rant last fall on account of the hard tim
will soon open it again. We hope he v
'er receive the patronage he deserves.
'n' Irving Streeter has 10 men working
." him cutting ice on his ponds. The ice
no of fine quality, being II inches thick.
Oliver Hale, who has finished work