Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-29
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
STATIONS RIVER.

Sugdr-makir amid heavy rains is
becoming dist raging.
Mrs. Lizzie .odgett is housekecper
at the Millikc" homestead.
Miss Julia Fisher was i'll last week,
but seems better this week
Miss Helen RouX will come this
week from the Willard school for her
vacation.
1t is peasant to note the tokens of
spring. The robin and other birds
are here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morrison visited
Saturday in Chester with Mrs. Nor
risons parents.
Miss Nellie Stearns is at home for
vacation of two weeks from Mount
Holyoke college.
Roy Hughes is having short rest
at home from his work as teacher in
Easthampton, Mass.
Mrs Blake has made her spring puI-
| chases and offers her customers new
! goods in late styles.
H. O. Richardson of HaverhIl
! Mass, visited last week with his pa
| rents on Pleasant street.
The Morrison Brothers have rented
! their home farm. The auction sale
| came of on Thursday.
Mrs. King came from Keene, y. H.,
| Monday 10 assist IN the care OF h'f
! sick son at the Warner Home.
MIR. Bailey, now IN the Frost block,
! Will soon move INTO the Frost tcnn-
ment south of the Frost homestead.
f. H. ingalls, of Stowe, VI, is doing
carriage work and trimming in the
! Cory building IN the shop long occu.
pea by MI. Earl
Miss Grace Chaplin will return on
Saturday to BelCneItoWn, Mass. for
| the worn of the spring and summer
| term.
NJ. Swain. who has been on the Bar
Der farm the past year. has rented the
Rodney OUer farm and will move To
it soon.
c. l.. Gale has bought the residence.
on Main street long occupied by the
late I.uclus Barry. He expects ,r
take possession soon.
Ro, ~ - Footo and son snent -
week win his brotber and family AT
the Baptist parsonage. He occupied
the BaDtist pulpit last Sunday.
Linden tha tou,b of the abundant
r,ins tbo leo in IN. ,,i,a,.. hrnlin AMI
wont omt ,rrosda,, rho snow disau.
ncaro5 raH'd,, and u.hn,Iy naya
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h"r h,, hnr FAMILY and many fr,npd.
A. tbie dato ~ INV ev.-ninq .tror.,
hnnos arc ,,ntart,imnd of her Iacnv.r..
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Inc entertainment gwen 'aSt NtIN
thursday at Odd fello"s man ioI IH'
dement, OF the village paHu u'cN q
were in attendance from BelIo"S
Fails. In addition TO the concert d
colIatlon was serNeu at MI . Oo''
man ulhiHE Iooihs anu ,%V u"'i,
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liz n.u.,. 49,.
,,.,.i. ,o.t sandal, afternoon rev
Va W"' 1,l,'tl ",Itoiotin% NJ, poiInv had
; hnen snrt IN All winter and his mind
was rspeciallv unbalanced For
many wears he enioyed robust health
, He was a great worker and man
| highly esteemed as a citizen and
p neighbor. He leaves a wife and a
son, Prof. Sidney Bailey, and i
, daughter, Mrs. Rainey.
Mrs. Emma Pratt died last week
i'm Readsboro. The funeral was held
= H.. ls,,.ln,. and tho buriol NNaC