Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-12-23
The sleighing is passing.

Public schools closed today until Jan. 2.
Seymour Butler spent last week in Bos-
ton.
Miss Anne Gray is at home for the holi-
days.
John Scott is driving the express wagon
this week.
Henry Taft has been ill with malaria the
past week.
Ed. Bailey is at home from Hanover for
the holidays.
Prof. Park is spending his vacation in
Mystic, Mass.
F. W. Tilden has been spending few
days in Lowell
Mrs. Frank Davis has returned from
visit in Gardner.
Rev. Harry Rouillard was in town Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mrs. E. ]. Latham of Boston is visiting
Miss Marie Belanger.
jackson Leonard has been visiting in
Boston for few days.
Mrs. DR.. Houe is paying a visit to her
home in Lebanon, n. H.
Miss Ellen Walker has been soiourning
in Boston for few days.
Miss Vene Cairns of Claremont visited
her brother over Sunday.
Mrs. Marley is visiting her grandchil-
dren in West Claremont.
Miss Nan Bromley of Pawtucket is visit
ing Miss Grace Whitaker.
Miss Harriet Spooner is at home from
Tufts college for few days.
Mrs Sarah Amsden is visiting her
granddaughter in Brimfeld, Mass.
Northampton Mass, on Thursday.
George A. Robertson and daughter paid
a short visit to Springfield last week.
Miss Hollngsworth of Boston is visiting
with the family of Geo. A. Robertson.
Prof. Guy Richardson will spend his va
cation at his home in Haverhill, ~ H.
Mrs. Nettie French of Groveton, y. H.,
is visiting Mrs. Chas. f. Weed on Cana
street.
Mrs Grace Robertson Butler will spend
Christmas with her relatives on Cana
street.
The ladies' society of the Methodist
church are preparing for a fair, to take
place Jan. %.
Miss Mttie Cross of Winchendon, Mass.
spent few days last week with the family
of VIM. Spencer.
Frank Archibald, John McOaughern anC
Clarence Fay, all of Dartmouth college, are
at home for week
Mrs John Horton of Providence is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Fales, aud her par
ents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Horton.
Miss Grace Whitaker is home from
Providence, where she is taking a cours,
in Bryant & STATIONS business college.
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worked the I'd degree on three candidate
Monday evening number from Win
chester lodge were in attendance.
Christm IS trade in the various stores i
reported to be better than was anticipated
; in view of the fact that Halle & Frost
mill is practically at a standstill.
Frank Mann has been detained from
business for several days by illness. w
are glad to say that he is now able to be a
work again.
Preparations are being made for the Re-
Mems ball on Friday evening, Dec. 30
Leitsinger's orchestra of eight pieces vii
furnish the music, and Landlord HOLLAND
of Hotel Ashuelot the supper.
The C. l.. S. C. met Monday evening
with Miss Todd on Main street. The even
ing was spent in a pleasant manner, thu
l entertainment consisting of musical selec
. tions by Miss Todd and readings from Eu
gene Field by Mr.. Richardson.
) John Flanagan and Ed McPole cam
E down from Ashuelot Monday and proceed
) ed to indulge in the cheering but inebriat
; ing cup. Later in the day Officer Hind
took them in charge and at the hearin
= which followed Justice Wilder imposes
fines on each man of 81, including costs.
TLo MyonanIs Raliaf cOrns has electe
the following officers to be installed at tn
first meeting in January: Mrs. Mari
q Spooner, president; Mrs. Mary E. Howe
senior vice-president; Miss Jennie Put
ney, junior vice president; Mrs. Lydia M