Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-12-30

dren. high mass was sung at st. Josephs |
church Sunday morning, and no tree this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Keyou are both ill.
Charles Stafford has been on the sick list |
this week.
Mrs. E. l. Latham of Newton, Mass, is
visiting in town.
The Misses Murray of Greenfield were
home for Christmas.
The public schools begin Monday morning
after a weeks vacation
Miss Annie Mitchell, a teacher in Boston,
is visiting her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Minis are visiting
their son Myron in Keene.
John O'Brien of Jamaica, VT, was in
town the first of the week.
G. L. Gray of Cambridge, n. Y, spent
Christmas with his parents.
Mrs. c. D. Whitaker and family are Wis
iting at Turner's Falls, Mass.
Mrs. Nat Butler is making visit with
her father G.. A. Robertson.
Waldo Rouillard went to Boston this
week for visit with relatives.
Miss Minnie E. Hollingsworth of Boston
is visiting at G. A. Robertson's.
Walter Sabin and family of Bellows
| Falls visited his parents this week.
Geo. Russell of West Swanzey visited F.
| S. Archibald few days this week.
Mrs Edward Cunningham of Millers
Falls visited her parents this week.
Will Corliss and family of Greenfield,
Mass, spent Christmas at his home here.
John Horton and wife from Providence
spent the holidays with parents in town.
The merchants report very fair Christ
mas trade considering the times in Hins-
dale.
Albert Trendall of North Adams, Mass,
visited friends in town the first of the
week.
Chas. P. Lynch is moving from Fitz-
gerald's court to the Horton house on High
street.
w. Clesson Spencer has accepted po-
sition in drug store on Columbus avenue,
Boston.
D. B. Stedman of Springfield, Mass, has
bought the Philip Barrett farm on the
Brattleboro road.
Daniel Fisher of Charlotte, Maine, has
come to spend the winter with his son,
Rev D. L. Fisher.
]. B. Dawson and ]. ]. Archibald started
on a carriage drive to Belchertown early
Wednesday morning.
Rev. D. L. Fisher will preach on the
, subject "a Better Year" Sunday morning
at the Universalist church.
The engagement is announced of Rev
, Harry Enos Rouillard to Miss Maude Ches
ter Chase of Somerville, Mass.
Myron A. Bickford of Greenfield is plan
hing for a concert in February, in which
his local pupils will participate.
Miss Annie Gray is home FOR the holi
! DAYS from Middletown, Conn, where sh'
is assistant teacher in the High school.
The body of an infant child of Loui
: Dounza was brought from Harrisville Sat
e urday and buried at St. Joseph's cemeter!
: Sunday.
F. S. Leonard of Springfield spent Christ
e mas with his parents. Miss Margare
:. Leonard is home from Cambridge, Mass.
It for the holidays.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bailey left Wednes
day morning for their home in Galveston
Texas, after three weeks visit with Mr.
IS Bailey's parents.
}, The ladies of the Methodist church me
= Wednesday afternoon at their vestry
,e make arrangements for their fair to b
n held at the town hall Jan. %.
Mrs. l. K. Bascom left Wednesday morn
l. ing for Winter Park, Fla, where she goe
i for the benefit of her health. She was az
10 companied by Miss jeanette Bascom.
t, The Worden company has a very prett
S. calendar with picture of the store whic
r. the concern is giving oway. 1t was printe
by E. L. Hildreth & Company, Brattlebor
AZ Miss Grace Whitaker and cousin, Mi
q Mana Bromley, returned to Central Fall
es r. l., Tuesday, spending Monday wit
10 Miss Whitaker's father at Turner's Fall
Ii Mass.
10 1t would be we'll for the persons drivir
nj about the street without bells on the
n. sleighs to procure them, as a few perso
es have had narrow escapes from being RI
By over.
d, George f. Robertson and Willis Stearn
III the representatives leave for Conco
We Tuesday. The different committees a
n elected that evening and the session begi
ct the following morning.
b. Jabez Fairfax has been missed for fe
It. DAYS from his accustomed place in t
ell group around the post-office stove, tn
gentleman being i'll with the prevailing d
temper. He is not at home to reporters.
The body of Mrs. H. o. Stratton, W
i'll died in Keene last week, was brought he
Friday and inferred in the cemetery at {
an south part of the town. Mr. and Mrs.
od o. Stratton formerly lived on the old 70
~ to Ashuelot and were well known by Hill
~ dale people
ad The Red Men expect a large crowd
their annual concert and ball this (Frids
-. night. Leitsinger's orchestra of Bratt
10 Ia' boro promise to give a good concert a
''' fine music for dancing. Landlord Holla
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