Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-15
Bernie Barraby is i'll with malaria.

Mrs. Peter Dupee is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. David Minis has been i'll for the
past week.
c. d. Whitaker OF Turner's Falls was in
town last week.
II. n. Dyke has been on a business trip
to Swanton, VT.
Warner Barrett is i'll at David Owens
with pneumonia.
There was fine party at Fay's assembly
last Friday night.
Mrs. Rice of Athol, Mass, is visiting
her son, c. L. Rice.
Five people have joined the Christian
Endeavor society of late.
Miss Lena Miner of Keene visited Miss
Stella Spencer last week
Emerson Partridge of Marlboro visited
at Will Applin's this week.
Mrs. F. r. Durgin spent a few days at
f. J. Richards's last week.
The half-yearly examinations at the
High school are in progress.
Bailey, Richards and Adams returned
to Dartmouth college Wednesday.
Phlander Packard was taken very i'll
on Sunday, but is now somewhat better.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Pearson visited in
Springfield and Northampton this week.
Amasa Davis, who has been i'll all the
winter, so far was able to ride out Tues
day
Next Sunday morning Rev. w. +. Rem
shaw will preach on "Delverance from
evil"
Lon Frazier is working at Bliss meat
market during the illness of Warren Bar
rett.
The Chautauqua circle will meet next
Monday evening with Mrs. Frank l.. SAT
ford
Paul Mann came home from Keene Sat
urday night and spent Sunday with his
parents.
George Day returned from Millers Falls
Tuesday, work being triie slack just al
present
John Akeley, who has been in Bratte-
boro for some time, has returned to Will
Akeley's.
Miss Alta Martin has finished work at
J. j. Archibald's and gone to her home in
the north part.
The lecture which was to have been
given by Father Wilde this evening has
been postponed.
Wallace Bailey has six teams drawing
ice from his pond in the north part. The
ice is very fine this year.
Miss Ida Horton has finished working at
West Swanzey and has gone to Keene to
work. She was in town last week.
Mrs. Agnes Betterley, who has been
working in Brattleboro, is with her sister,
Mrs. Noah Harvey in the north part.
Ed Appin, who bought some thorough
bred Lambert colts a month or so ago, has
sold them to A. T. Cobb of Chesterfield
II. b. Gurler of De Kalb, H., was at c..
b. Hopkins and +. V. Aldrich's Tuesday.
He was on his way home from Burlington,
VT
Principal Fred A. Wells of the "a gram
mar school read sermon of his own com
position at the Universaist church last
| Sunday morning.
! John Taylor, who has been working in
| Harrisville for several months, has gone to
| Wilton to work at the wooden mill of c. j.
Amidon ~ Sons.
Mrs. o. ii. Higgins, who has been very
| low for two weeks, is much better and ii is
thought that she will recover, Mrs,
Crowninshield is caring for her.
Betram Boivin, Tufts college, '9S, who
has been at home for three months on &C
count of i'll health, returned to college last
week very much improved in health
The Young Peoples Christian union
elected, Tuesday evening, John Smith
presidents Minnie j. Snow vice president
Leslie Lazelle secretary and treasurer.
There will be a union service at the
| Congregational church next Sunday even,
ing at $3.50. Revs. Ranshaw and Parker
will open the meeting with the theme
"What we do and what is done in becom.
ing Christians"
Deputy Great Sachem James Bickford
of Nashua installed the officers of the
Squakheag tribe of Red Men Tuesday
night. Corn and venison were served af
ter the installation.
The annual meeting of the Hinsdal,
savings bank was held Saturday afternoon
The old officers were reelected. w. n
Pike was made trustee to take the plac,
of Cornelius Fitzgerald, who has left town
A. F. Fisher, who was summoned from
Everett, Mass, last week on account o
the illness of his little son, is preparing t.
move his family to Everett, where he ha
a position. Earl is now very comfortable
David Minis, Whlle snlitlng Oelt IN Tn
Halle & Frost mill Thursday night, caugh
his wrist which came near causing seri
Gus injury. AS it was he was obliged t,
have some stitches taken and was unabl
to work until Wednesday of this week.
One day last week hawk was seen il
D. l.. Sanderson's yard preying upon
chicken. A gun was procured and tn
hawk was shot and sold to Jones 4
O'Brien, who sent it to Brooks, the taxi
dermist in Vernon, who will mount it.
The United Order of the Golden Cros
held an installation on Thursday night
Jan. 7. There were 40 members present
District Deputy George S. Stone and hi
wife of Keene acted as installing officer;
Ice cream, cake and coffee were served a
ter the exercises.
There has been large attendance at tn
meetings held at the Methodist churc
conducted by Rev. John Millar. AboI
300 persons were present Sunday evening
Mr.. Millar has made many friends by h
earnest efforts and it is hoped much GOO
has been accomplished.
Senator Lscom and Representative
Jeffords and Holton go every Tuesda
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