Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-07

George Shattuck is i'll with malaria.
Mrs, Peter Bowie is visiting in Proc
tersville VT
All the schools began Monday after
weeks vacation.
Walter Burnham of Boston spent a few
days in town last week.
Martin Kelley, who has been EMPLOYED
In keene, is at his home.
The home of VIM A. Lynch on Depot
hill Is advertised for sale.
Mrs. Burnham has been among the sick
ones for two or three weeks.
Willie Belleville spent last week with
relatives in Millers Falls, Mass
Miss Belle Harmon of South Framing
ham, Mass, is visiting in town.
Miss Pauline LaMountain of Millers
talls Is visiting at Ed Bellevilles.
Miss Emma Barry of Holyoke was the
guest OF Miss Belle Delphy last week
Mrs. Louis O'Dette and two daughters
are making an extended visit in Canada
The Companions of the Forest cleared
40 at their Thanksgiving dance and sup
Rev. George L. Thompson of Keene
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Charles DlclSerman and family of
Dickerman's.
j. e. Mann is painting the scenery to
pe used on the stage of the new hotel at
West Brattleboro.
I'll for the past six weeks, is now MAX
ing good recovery
Rev. E. A. Lathrop of Shrewsbury.
MASS, VIII be the preacher at the Con-
gregational church next Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. f. E. Mason and r. X
Akeman and family of Keene visited
their relatives on Thanksgiving day.
The annual business meeting of the Ma
sonic association will be held at Masonic
all tomorrow evening at 7.30 O'clock
Miss Carrie ]. Stearns has taken the
position of instructor of music at the
Showan Institute at Murfreesboro North
Carolina.
Several relatives and friends from here
attended the funeral at Brattleboro, We'd
nesday of the late Miss Redding of
South Vernon.
Catholic church last Sunday, Miss Duffy
OF keene, the regular organist, not be-
ing able to come.
Miss Flora Taylor is spending some
time with Mrs. Henry SpauldinE before
leaving for the Island of Jamaica where
she intends to spend the winter
George A. Stevens of Milton Mills has
been engaged to take the place as boss
weaver, recently given up by Mr.. Jewell,
at the Halle & Frost mill. Mr. Stevens
arrived In town on Thursday.
Aaron jewell, who has secured a posi-
ton with the American Felt company at
Chenille, Conn, was presented with a
purse of gold last week, by the employees
in the weaving department at the Halle
for him.
Mrs. Edwin Bailey, who has been de-
tanned In Littleton by the illness there of
her little daughter, has returned home
with her children. She was accompa-
MED by Miss Jennie Williams of that
place, who will remain with her for a
time.
Among those who spent THANKSGIVING
In town were Frank Stafford and family
of Keene at Charles Saffords; Mrs d.
Nolette of North Dana. Mass, at
James O'Brien's; Miss Barbara Dillon of
Keene at c. Curran's; Martha Maginnis
OF the Vermont soldiers home at M
1oles; Mrs. Maria Hartnette and two
children OF Greenfield at Mrs. Winnie
Welsh's; Charles L. Gray of Green
witch, n. Y. and Miss Florence Gray
at DR.. G. A. Grays; Mrs. Vasco Aldrich
and children of keene at A. H. Dicker-
mans; Webb Hall and wife of Bellows
II alls and Rob Hall of Holyoke at War
rem Halls; George Streeter and friend
Of Springfield, Mass, at Lester Clark's;
Jake Britton and wife of Gardner, Mass.
at George Brittons; Mrs. Henry Bond
of Westminster, Vt, at Mr.. C. M. Cooks
and Miss Josie Duggan of Greenfield,
Mass, at her fathers.