Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-23
Mrs. Henry Dickerman is on the sick

Mrs. Henry Dickerman is on the sick
list.
Mrs Sarah Smith is i'll with a fever.
Willis D. stearns has been appointed
deputy sheriff.
Miss Lena Kelley is in Wilton for a
two weeks stay.
Miss Grace Whitaker of Greenfield
was at her home here Sunday.
Rev. d. s. Ling attended the funeral of
Rev. FIR. Barry in Concord last week.
Dan Purcell and Joe Bergeron were in
Greenfield and Turner's Falls Sunday.
All taxes not paid before December lst
will be subject to 10 per cent. interest.
John Ling of Lancaster, a brother of
Rev. FIR. Ling, Is a guest at the parochial
residence.
NJ. d. Mann of South Boston visited
his sister, Mrs. C. C. Holton, few days
recently.
S. w. Bailey of Vernon and f. c.
Bailey of South Boston were guests at
A. a. Bailey's Tuesday.
Lucius Stearns and daughter, Miss
Sara, went to Athol Friday to visit rela-
tives. They returned Monday morning.
Alonzo Waite of Worcester visited at
c. c. Holton's the early part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McIntire visited in Wilton
over Sunday.
Jerry Ring is this week moving his
household goods to Lowell, Mass, and
Fred Latham will move into the house
vacated by him on Higgins street.
Miss Edith A. Eaton, daughter of Rev.
Hinesdaie NJ e. church, was recently
married to j. Ray Sargent of Franklin
Falls.
Mass will hereafter be said on Sunday,
at the Catholic church at $50, instead of
9 o'clock in the morning, as formerly.
On the alternate Sunday the service will
be at 1870 a. m.
Remember the dance to be given at
G. A. r. hall on Wednesday evening,
Nov. IS by the Companions of the
Forest. Supper will be served at the Ma
sonic banquet hall.
Henry Harmon of Worcester, whose
eye was removed recently as the result
of an injury, is not getting along as well
as his friends here would wish. Another
operation was necessary.
Franklin Stearns, who was so severely
injured a few weeks ago by jumping from
his chamber window, while delirious, is
not making a good recovery. He was
taken to Keene last week for treatment
at the City hospital.
Late Tuesday afternoon the bank caved
in on Thomas Smith, who was digging the
ditch for the town hall sewer. cracking
his shoulder blade and somewhat injur
ing him otherwise, though not seriously.
The ditch is about eight feet deep.
At a meeting of the Congregational
society, NJ S. Leach, j. A. Pearson and
G. Il. Keyou were made committee for
securing candidates for the pulpit, made
vacant by the resignation of Rev. w. Il.
Renshaw. The meeting was adjourned
subject to the call of the committee.
Rev. w. E. Renshaw will close his la
bOrS as pastor OF the congregational
church next Sunday. His subject for the
morning sermon will be Rights" Sun
day will close a successful five years
pastorate, in which Mr.. Renshaw has
endeared himself to this people, who sim
cerely regret his going away.
Mr. Wallace Thayer fell into the ditch
which is being dug for the sewer from the
town hail building on Monday evening
He was not seriously injured, although
a good deal shaken up. Mr.. Thayer
stepped over the fence, which was put
up as a guard, and also carried lantern
but in some way missed his footing and
fell.
Rev. DIR. Spaulding. d. D.. pastor of
the Bradford Park Congregational
church of New York City, occupied the
pulpit in the Congregational church last
Sunday, the pastor preaching in South
Acton, Mass. DIR. Spaulding gave a fine
scholarly sermon, holding the closest at
tention of his audience. There was also
a large attendance at the evening SER
vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Holton attended
the funeral Sunday afternoon of the for
| mers brother. Eleon Lyman Holton, who
| died at his home in Brattleboro on Thurs
| day, Nov. 10. The cause of his death was
| paralysis, he having been in poor health
| for a year. Mr.. Holton was well known
in Hinsdale, having lived here both be-
| fore and after his marriage, and often
visiting here after his removal to Brat
| tleboro, about % years ago. Mrs. G. r.
| Policy and son, Fred also attended the
funeral. Mrs. Holton is a sister of Mrs.
| Policy.