Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-24
Clinton Franklin is in town.
Wedding bells are in the air.

NeuulDk Dtlls are III tue air
Will Holbrook took in the excursion to
Boston last week.
Ella Stebbins has returned to her home
from Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Ann Carr has returned from her
visit to Springfield, Mass.
There is a sociable this, Friday, evening
of the seminary students.
The Dorcas Guild met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Edith Lowe.
John Ware has gone this week to Meri-
den, Conn, with drove Of cows.
The two religious societies in this place
are to unite in celebrating Christmas this
year.
Ray Grape of Bellows Falls recently Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Waldo Edison, at VIM.
Ingallss.
Mrs. Addie Brayton of Clifton Springs.
n Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Z. l.,
Hastings.
Prof. Edgecomb and wife will occupy
the lower part of Mrs. Kenyon's house
this winter.
The Baptist Sunday school teachers
meeting was held Saturday evening with
Mrs. Nellie Parker.
Rev. NJ. F. Hardy gave an account of
the fellowship meeting at Saxtons River
last Sunday evening.
Russell Aldrich and wife attended the
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Smith of Wardsboro.
The Baptist Sunday school teachers
meeting will be held with Mrs. Mason this
week on Saturday evening.
Mrs Abby Willard has returned from
har 1T 4 at Ahar-
man Wizards, in Brattleboro.
Anna Twitchell has returned to her
duties at Pratt's hotel in Vernon after
| spending some weeks at-home.
Joel Day is on the sick list this week.
Mr.. Burbee, one of the students, was at his
home in Windham the past week i'll with
| tonsilitis.
Arthur Batchelder and his friend, James
Hovey. are coming to spend Thanksgiving
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. (. b.
Batcheder.
John Bartlett has bought the farm
known as the Col. Franklin farm, which
lies just over the line in Newfane, but all
its occupants have done business and at
tended church in this village.
Miss Lottie Dnsmore celebrated her
birthday anniversary last Monday evening
by inviting to her home number of her
young lady friends, who we're pleasantly
entertained with games and refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Dorset, who
had been ON a visit to their daughter, a
student at Mortified, Mass, were detain-
ed here at A. A. Mason's several days
while passing through the place by the ILL
ness of Mrs. Williams.
Frank Cummings, one of the seminary
students, has just received the appoint
ment of general agent from the insurance
company which he worked for short time
last season. His agency is for the same
part of the state of Wisconsin as he then
worked in.
Mrs. Kenyon's class will give an enter
tainment in the church parlors Thanksgiv-
ing evening. A pleasing program has
been prepared. Cake and coffee will be
served. Those who know how well this
class can do, we are sure will want to come.
A small fee will be asked and the proceeds
will go toward beautifying their room and
to purchase suitable chairs.
Some of the friends of Mrs. Helen ODER,
on learning of her going TO Ludlow To
spend a portion of the winter with her
daughter, planned an evening visit at heI
home, first going TO the home of Mrs.
Miles for the rallying point, and then from
there in body to the residence of Mrs
Ober, who received them very cordially
and pleasant time was enjoyed.
Herbert Kidder was awakened Tues.
day morning about o'clock by loud noise
at his barn. On going out to see what it pro-
ceeded from he found his stable floor had
given way and his cattle were hanging by
their chains. He succeeded In saving hi:
cows but nice pair of steers he had re-
Gently bought were hung in such manner
he had to kill them. Much sympathy il
felt for Mr.. Kidder who has so recently
come here.
The annual meeting of the Congrega
tional ladies aid society took place at Mrs
Stephen Bishops and the following officer.
were chosen: President, Mrs. Abby Taft
first vice president, Mrs. Carrie Randall
second vice president, Mrs. Annie Batchel
der; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. DIR. Os
good; directors, Miss Susan Ross, Mrs j
B. Derry, Mrs. Stella Franklin, Mrs. S
Bishop This society, under whose direc
ton the Edison moving picture exhibit
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