Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-10-04
and kept it until he saw the invest
ment nearly double. Every one is
glad to hear of his good fortune.
ASHUELOT, N, n,

e. w. Buck and wife of Charleston, VT,
spent last week here with f. G. Hicks
and family.
Mrs Frank Newell is entertaining her
mother Mrs. Hasklns, of Prescott, Mass,
for a few weeks.
Grover c. A. Kingsley of the Ashburn-
ham, Mass, academy has been spending
a few days at his home here.
Fred Fairbanks, wife and two children,
of Springfield. Mass, visited his brother,
Frank c. Fairbanks last week
Rev. j. L. Seward of Keene preached at
the upper hail Sunday afternoon, supply
ing for Rev. Mr.. Marvin of winchester.
SiXty-nine tickets for the Brattleboro
fair were sold at this station last week
As many more went by wheel and team
Charles Davis of the Bolton Mortified
road has been dangerously i'll the past
week with pneumonia and grip complica-
tons.
The Ashuelot Wooden company began
Monday evening running their mill two
hours extra time three evenings per
week.
Frank Keller is seriously i'll with a
kidney trouble at the Kingsley hotel.
His sister Margaret, of Greenfield is
caring for him.
Parties from Great harrington, Mass,
were here last Friday looking over the
Upper Ashuelot mill properties with their
purchase in view.
Treasurer f. L. Felch of the Ashuelot
Wooden company, and wife, left Sunday
afternoon for Buffalo and a weeks visit
at the exposition.
Bernard Riley of Bellows Falls has
taken the position as superintendent in
the Robertson Brothers paper mill re-
Gently vacated by S. B. Moore.
Mrs. Patrick Kelly of Athol has been
spending a few weeks at her brothers,
Patrick Sullivan's. caring for Mrs. Sulli-
van, who has been seriously i'll, but is
now convalescing.
The following account of the funeral of
Mrs. c. c. Judd from the Daily Tran
script, Holyoke, Mass, of Sept Path will
be of local interest: THE funeral of
Mrs Susan NJ, wife of C. c. Judd. took
place from her late home on North
ampton street this Afternoon at o'clock.
There was very large attendance of
relatives and friends. The services were
conducted by Rev. G. w. Winch pastor
of the Congregational church of which
Mrs Judd was an active member, and
assisted by Rev. f. A. Reed, of the Sec
ond Congregational church, who per-
formed the marriage of Mr. and Mrs.
Judd and to whose Bible class Mrs. Judd
belonged previous to her marriage. The
music was by the Springfield male quar-
tet, and was Mrs. Judds own choice.
The hymns sung were Lead Kindly
Light" and I'VE are Gathering Home. -
At the grave at Forestdale there was a
| short service by Rev. Mr.. Winch, and
here was sung the hymn that is sung at
all the funerals in the MaXfield family
Some Sweet Day" The bearers were
| the three brothers, DR.. G. a. MaXfield
of the city. S. W. and f. G. MaXfied of
| Ashuelot. n H., d. o. Judd, Fred Par
sons of the city. and nephew, DR.. VIII
| II. Davis of Boston. The flowers were
| magnificent, filling the whole house
| From the Rain or Shine club there was a
| great basket of pink roses and another
| basket of roses from the Home club
There were n number of people present
| from out of town. Besides the Ashuelot
relatives there were Mrs. Mary Judd and
| Miss Louise Judd of Springfield Prof
| and Mrs. c. S. Walker of the Agricul-
| tural college a Amherst and Mrs, HageI
| of South Deerfield."