Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-08

Mrs. Charles Frary is very i'll.
Mrs. Edward TomDs, jr., is quite i'll.
Mrs. William Adams has been quite i'll.
Miss Jennie Putney is suffering with
malaria.
Fred Newcomb visited at Elliot Thorn
ass last week.
Mrs. w II. Lyman is visiting her par
ents in Greenfield
The farmers in North Hinsdale are cut
ting their stock of ice.
David Crowninshield has been suffering
with quinsy sore throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Maynard visited
their daughte. in New Haven last week.
Mrs. George Howe, whs has been i'll
with sciatic rheumatism is somewhat better.
Harry Rouilard has improved so as to
be able TO return TO his duties at Tuft' 5
college.
The Chautauqua circle meets with Miss
Katherine Cunningham next Monday
evening.
Rev. w. f. Renshaw will preach on
THE workers reward" next Sunday
morning.
Miss Margaret Leonard read the sermon
at the Universalst church last Sunday
morning
Lillian Whelden has finished work for
W. y. Pike and is now engaged at Prentss
Tayor's.
Ten persons from here attended the ag-
ricuturalists meeting at Winchester last
Thursday.
An epidemic has broken out among the
cats in town and several valuable ones have
died recently.
Miss Edith Smith of Plymouth Normal
school made a weeks visit with her
mother recently.
VIII Mannis went to Greenfield recently
where he bought large pair of bay horses
for George Wright.
Miss Lena Liscom, teacher in the pub
lie school in Littleton, is visiting her sister,
Mr.. James Sprague
Most of our young people who were
home to spend the holidays have returned
TO their different duties.
William G. Smith has been appointed
policeman by the sele ,tmen. 1t was thought
a second officer was needed
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rice of Keene,
visited Mrs. Rice's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Blanchard, last week.
William Smith, the blacksmith, has re-
Gently received from White River junction,
VT, a thoroughbred coach dog.
! Hog cholera has been quite prevalent in
| the north part of the town of late. c. A.
| Clifford has lost II pigs out of 10.
Q. B. Streeter has bought for his son
Will a printing office in Saco, Me. Mr..
/ Streeter may move there at an early date.
A a.
| in North Adams, has been placed in the
| dye-house of Halle Il Frost Manufacturing
company's mill.
Rev. W. +. Renshaw received an inv
ton from the Rindge Congregational 81 4
/ ETY. to attend the dedication of the church
there on Jan. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Howe returned Sat
urday morning from New York, where
they have been to attend the wedding OF
their son, William.
Walter Stebbins has bought C. b. Hop
kins's building lot at Spotford lake, on
Silverdale avenue. He intends to build a
cottage this spring.
Mr.. Barraby, who has been living at the
Sumner house on Chestnut Hill, has moved
into Edward Stebbins's house at the real
of the rink building.
Senator Lscom, Representatives JEFF
fords and Holton went to Concord Tues
day morning. The general court convened
Wednesday morning.
Miss Agnes Tubbs, former teacher Of
the primary department in this town, now
of Mitlineague, Mass, with her sister Wis,
tied in town last week.
James G. Spencer of Keene, who work
ed at Bliss's meat market for short time
year ago, was married to Miss Eva NJ
Blake in Keene Tuesday afternoon.
There was progressive euchre party a
Charles Smiths on Tuesday, Dec. 20
Four tables were occupied. An oyster
stew was served during the evening.
The Grand Army and Woman's Relic
corps hold joint installation of Officers
Monday night. Frank Liscom will install
the Grand Army and Ms. Louis p. Fer
rim the Woman's Relief corps.
A Young child of Depathe, who lives oil
the Brattleboro road, cut four of its fnger
quite seriously in feed cutter at Georg'