Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-22

weighs 395 pounds, and is quite well pro-
pOrtioned. He is to have his picture taken
in six different positions on his bicycle.
Geo. Robertson will accompany him on his
trips.
H. L. Streeter has gone to Guiford to
work.
The January "QuilT' will be out this
week.
Newton Stearns has been i'll, but is now
comfortable.
Homer Cray of Bratteboro is working
for II. n. Dyke.
Remember that the accounts of the town
close on Feb -.
Rev. w. f. Renshaw went to Boston
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Clark of Stoneham is visiting her
son, Lester Clark.
Victor Cote is on business TIP to St.
Hyacinthe, p. Q.
Mrs. S. A. Esten is making her son
Harry visit in Keene.
Levi Smith bought four-year-old colt
in Greenfield Saturday.
Winnie Tilden visited her friend Bessie
Rice in Keene last week.
Edward Sweet is ill with malarial fever
complicated with lung trouble.
Arthur Taylor bought a heavy span OF
mules at Greenfield Monday.
Hope Chavtauqua circle will meet with
Mrs. J. H. Wetherbee next Monday night.
There will be business meeting of the
Epworth league Monday evening, Jan. %.
Mrs. K. Z. Stratton, after an illness OF
several weeks, is able to sit up some of the
| time.
H. B. Pike of Fitchburg visited his
brothers, w. n. and Ezra Pike, here thi:
week.
Arthur Sears, q chemist of Germany
has been at the Worden company's drug
store.
Mrs. Ralph Metcalf has been suffering
with quinsy sore throat for the pas
week.
Warren Spencer has been drawing hi
hay from his island in the Connecticut riv
er this week
Will Pearson, of Pearson Brothers o
Keene, was in town Saturday doing small
plumbing jobs.
Frank Davis has sold his farm in tn,
north part of the town to Mrs. Clifford o
| New 1 OTk SIdJe.
Lester Clark, while chopping wood fo
George Wright last week Wednesday, GU
his foot quite badly.
d. L. Sanderson went West this weel
to buy horses. He makes his headquar
tiers at Freeport, Ill.
F. f. Weeks, superintendent of c. J
Amidon d Sons wooden mill at Wilton
was in town this week.
The subject of the sermon at the Con
gregatonal church Sunday morning vii
be "Grounds for prayer"
Rev. j. c. Maxim, a Methodist minste
of South Royalton, VT, visited at Arthu
Clarks the first of the week.
The ladies' society of the Universali'
church held a sociabe at Mrs. John Snow
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Charles Barrett of Fitchburg visited hi
brother Warner last week. Warner
slowly recovering from pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dupee of Holyol
are at Peter Dupee's to assist in caring fC
Mrs. Dupee, who is still seriously i'll.
, Mrs. Agnes Lapham of Keene, has bee
at A. E. Torrey's taking care of the CHI
r dren since the death of Mrs. Torrey.
The Christian Endeavor society of IL
Congregational church held social
4 Mrs. George Wrighrs Thursday evenin
I. Michael Cantlin and family have r
4 turned to Swanzey to the farm which thu
: left when they came here several yea
t ago.
Mrs. Brown, who lives on the Freema
: farm on Bear hill, teaches the pupils
the family of Hosea Butler and in her oW
I family.
. The officers of Golden Rule lodge, N
: II, F. & A. M, were installed Thursd
= night, Jan. IA, by Past Master Edwa
= Bishop.
! The Junior Endeavor society are to he
{ a social at the Congregational church VI
$ try, tomorrow afternoon, from to
! o'clock.
w. Jackson Leonard gave his talk
d Florence before a large audience at
Universalist church at Winchester Thu
e day, Jan. IA.
= C. A. Mason has sold his valuable p
>. of oxen used by Denman Thompson in
y play "The Old Homestead to A. K. Jof
Q son of Keene.
e Evangelist Millar finished his labors h
!, Thursday evening and returned to Bosl
n Friday to resume his studies in the tn
Is logical school.
Arthur Beers of Whateley, Mass, a
10 tive of Hinsdale, who married Jennie II
X gins, niece of o. ii. Higgins, WELDON
a son on Jan. s.