Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-11-26
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A Few Thanksgiving Items.

Mrs. G.. Z. Davidson was with her
daughters family, the household of DR..
Osgood in Townshend. Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
A. Benson united with Mr. and Mrs.
Chase at the terrace. Mrs. Phoebe Knapp
went to her daughters, Mrs. S. g. Browns.
Earl Smith, clerk at Batchelder's, was at
his home in West Townshend. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Stebbins Joined their daughters,
Mrs. Harwood of Orange and Mrs. Smith
of Brattleboro at |. q. 7. Smiths. Mr..
and Mrs. Farnham wrapped up the baby
well and started for Wilmington, the for
mer home OF Mrs. Farnham. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Whitaker and child were at Mrs.
Butterfields. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Car
penter thought it time to take Thanksgiv-
ing turkey away from home for once, and
sped along to Chicopee on Thursday to the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Chaplin.
Miss Angie Carpenter drove to Whining
ton for the day. Mrs. A. l.. Green is
spending the week with her niece, Mrs.
Albert Sherman of Wlliamsville. F. A.
Dewitt took run to Springfield, Mass,
on Wednesday. DR.. and Mrs Martin Of
Northampton and the latter's brother,
Hugh A!lbee, came to their fathers in
Brookline, where they were joined by a
cousin, Miss Ada Allbee of Townshend.
Mrs. G. p. Dewitt dned by the fireside OF
the Newton's, half century neighbors Of
her family, the Orchards. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Goodenough were invited across the
way by Mr.. and Mrs Charles Holland.
George Goodenough was well fed (of
cOursel by the Sargents. W. c. Ballou,
in the absence Of wife and child at Burling-
ton, was at j. NJ. Kenny's. Mrs. l.. c..
Gushing is sprighty enough in her SSth
year to ride over to her son Bakers TO
spend the anniversary.
Frank Head of Brattleboro will return
to teach the village school.
Mrs. w. n. Chase returned Saturday
from l0-days' outing in Boston.
Mrs. Abel Pike of Stratton, went from
Mrs. BLISS this week to Deacon CIRCUITS.
Mr. Fairbankss son Frank of Boston, is
temporarily sojonrning in California for his
health.
The w. C. T. L. meeting will be held
with the Misses Newton next Wednesday
at l.. NJ.
The Underwoods will not personally re
move from the County house to the Kenny
house until December
Mrs w II. Goodnow plans to return tC
Cambridge, Mass, today, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs Morse.
Mrs. Nedford Bennett, formerly Of thi.
place, has returned from California tC
West Swanzey, n. II.
Ernest Pike of Stratton, and Moses
Grout, are engaged in goodly lumber jot
for Hescock brothers.
The school entertainment of last weel
passed off well and Melted about one-thir,
enough to pay for the new organ.
Arthur O. Howe, who graduated from
Vermont university last summer, is super
intending the electric light works in Enos
burg Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Grout and boz
of Brattleboro, and Miss Grout of Caven
dish, arrived at Merchant CIRCUITS Wednes
day evening for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. G. W Knapp, accompanied by he
mother, Mrs. Holden. went to Greenfield OF
Monday to see her son, Mr., Glazer, WHIT
has been i'll for more than a year.
j. II. Understood, after shipping 100
barrels of apples has 600 barrels of assorte
fruit in his cellar, and enough more en-
gagged to make a second thousand.
Mrs. Howard Burke fell partly dow
stairs two weeks ago, and not recoverin
from severe pains she ascertained from he
physician 10 days afterward that a rib wa
broken. She is now doing well.