Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-01

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Mrs Martin Kelley is spending
few days in Wilton.
Miss Mamie Murray of Greenfield is
visiting at her home here.
John McCaughcrn of Bristol, Conn,
is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. f. Stevens and son of Milton
Mills are visiting relatives in town.
Walter Hildreth attended the funeral
of his cousin in Brattleboro Thursday.
Miss May Atwood of Keene is the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. A. +. Fisher.
Miss Kate Cantlin of West Swanzey
is the guest of her brother, Fred Cant
lin
Fred George is having a short vaca-
tion which he is spending at his home
in Goffstown.
William Corlss of Greenfield has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Corliss, a few days.
Miss Lila Hancock, who has been
spending several months in Brooklyn,
n. y, has returned home
Paul II. Mann, who has been i'll with
diphtheria. is again at his post of du.
ties in w. O. Amidon's clothing store.
The iron trussos for the roof of the
town hall are being put in place Sev
eral days will Doe required to complete
the work
Miss Marie Pare of North Walpole
came here to attend the Woman's Re
lief corps supper and entertainment
last week.
Commencing next Sunday mass will
be said at St. Josephs Roman Catho-
lie church at $50 and 1890 a. m. on
every Sunday.
The next regular meeting of the
| Womans Relief corps will be held at
Grand Army hall next Tuesday at
o'clock. \ full attendance is desired
Mrs. Matte Wheeler goes to Bos
ton Saturday for two weeks stay
Her daughter, Gei,rude, will spend
the two weeks with an aunt in Roy
alston, Mass.
Rev. Father O'Neil formerly of DO
yer, this state, has been appointed t
the parishes of Ashuelot, Winchester
and West Swanzey, thus relieving Rev
Father Ling of a portion of his duties
Deacon Lorenzo Stebbins got a baC
fall at his machine shop Monday H,
ling him, and seriously injuring his side
though it is thought that no bones wer,
fractured.
Daniel Smith, who has been a grea
| sufferer from rheumatism severa
years, for many weeks has had badl.
diseased foot. He was taken to tn,
Keene City hospital last week 70
treatment.
Miss Sumner who has been conduct
ing classes in physical culture here
will give a public exhibition in Gran,
Army hall next Thursday evening, il
which she will demonstrate her meth
cd of teaching, give a series of drills
and also living pictures, to be followe
by a dance.
Mrs. Fanny Butler, who has bee
ill for many weeks at the home of he
son, Fred Butler, on High street, die
on Saturday. She is survived by thre
sons, and one daughter. Funeral Sc
vices were held at the North Hinsdal
church on Tuesday afternoon, conduc
ed by Rev. f. j. Deane, pastor of tn
Methodist church.
The Colonial tea which was give
by the Woman's Relief corps at tn
Grand Army han on Thursday evenin
of last week was a pretty and EMO,
able affair The ladies were dresse
in we olden style" with white Ike
chiefs quantity crossed and with ha
deliberately pulled and powdere,
There were two DANES at each tabl
one who acted as hostess, sitting at tn
> head of the table and pouring the te
while the other waited on the tabl
Many ancient and valued pieces {
china and silverware were brougl
into use. A pleasant entertainer
consisting of vocal and instrument
music and recitations was given duriI