Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-11
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Mrs. Rodney Marcy. late of putney, is
living for the present at Mrs Green's.
G. NJ. Goodenough and family have re-
| turned to their village home after spending
three months on Newfane hill
Mrs l. N, Thorn of Brattleboro is spend
| ing part of this month at j. d. Pierce S,
and with her mother, Mrs. jackson
Among those who are recovering from
the prevailing sickness are John Whitaker
| Mrs c. i. Holland. Mrs. Noble Pratt, Mr.
and Mrs. w. n Chase
Smith, the clerk at Batcheders S, who
has been at his Townshend home for sew
eral days on account of a troublesome foot,
has returned to his work
sympathy is called forth in the sad
event OF the sudden death of Herman In
grams ll-year-old daughter of Wardsboro
Mr. Ingram was formerly of this town.
A noticeable number of the comfortable
modern sleigh was in evidence as 20 couples
| from Iownshend drove merrily on to par
take of one of Landlord Burke's good sup
pers on Monday
The American Legion of Honor calen-
dar is printed in figures large enough to be
read IN the light of aurora bOreals. Every
Sunday and holidays being in red, con
trasting with black every day numbers,
it is observed at glance that February
has only p working days III some
states.
DR.. Roberts has filled a need which has
been felt here of late when physicians have
boarded at the hotel He has fitted up
room specially for ali office on the first
floor of Burke's Inn, very convenient of
access, being the second door at the left of
the west entrance One of his antique
furnishings is the desk used many years
by Judge Marshall Miller when the Judge
OF probate's office was in this place.
A program of the Vermont Botanical
club third annual meeting held last week
in Burlington gives the names of several in
whom we are locally interested. Mrs. a.
j. Grout told OF a New fern for Yer
mont Dr.. A. j. Grout OF the New
Hampshire normal school, son of Deacon
GrOuJ, conducted a discussion Carlton
and Clifton Howe OF this place spoke on
"Pogonia penduia and chinaphila macu-
lata at Newtane and "N ermont hepatics.
At the W. c. T. L. meeting held on
Feb. . Mrs. Dewitt was appointed 70
write the sentiment of the meeting 70 Yer
mont law makers at Washington concern
ing the Gerrlnger Ellis bill 10 prohibit the
sale of liquors in government buildings
Promptly on Feb. 4. was written one reply
signed by Senator Kedhed Proctor: ~ our
favor of Feb > received. l shall surely do
everything in my power to aid the passage
Of the measure concerning which You
write
The pupils in district No. presented
their teacher George Chase. with a sub
stantial token OF their good will at the close
OF school last week Attendance during
the term was go per cent. SIX pupils
whose names follow had no marks for non
attendance or hardness except on the
great storm uay Guy and RAYMOND
Grout, Ethel Eddy. Harry Edwards. Lii
Ian Chase, Edward Wood. On Monday
of this week Mr.. Chase gave the school d
sleighrde TO h., home iu Iownsheud,
where pleasant evening was spent
The schoo. prize speaking from various
districts reported last week. was an coca
sion of much interest That nearly 200
should come out in the extreme cold and
lust after the worst storm since the great
blizzard of So. spoke wei for the enthu-
siasm OF the Young folk who swarmed into
the hall. and all who had the affair 10
charge. Mrs. Morse. town superintendent
OF schools. personally presented the prizes
as was understood The late acquisition
OF our hall piano proved q valuable helper
i'm the pleasure OF the evening. which
should duly encourage coming attempts to
finish the payment therefor. ANY inter
ested observer could hardly fail to draw
conclusion from appearance OF teachers
present that there is decided increase IN
education and training Of the class EN-
poyed since the advent OF the town sys-
ten.