Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-18

of the late Patrick Cunningham DR..
Cunningham followed the case with
unremmitting care. and now sees his
efforts crowned with success.
Mr.. l.. f. Clark was laid up all OF
last week by illness.
Thomas Tancotte has moved his
family to Ashuelot.
Mrs. Maggie OBrien of Keene is
visiting the Misses Ling
Miss Una Leach has been i'll for sev-
eral days, but is recovering.
Miss Jennie l.. Putney is recovering
from a severe attack of malaria.
Miss Bertha Hall entertained Miss
Sue Billings of Keene over Sunday.
Rev. Father Finney of Keene Wis
tied at the parochial residence this
week.
Mrs. Maurice Purcill has been con
fined TO the bed by illness for the
past 10 days.
The ice dealers have been filing
their ice houses with an excellent
! quality of ice.
Rev. w. F. White of Ware, Mass,
will preach in the congregational
church next Sunday.
Mrs. Langworthy has returned from
a visit of several weeks with relatives
! in Middlebury. VT.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Jones visited the
| formers brother. Charles Jones. in
kcene several days last week.
Representatives \. NJ. Worden and
! =. y. Buckley have places on the edu-
catioual and public health committee
John Sugland. the colored man who
! was recently killed by the kick of a
| horse at Brattlaboro. was formerly
! employed by DR., {. a. Gray.
Among those who have been housed
with severe colds, or distcmper are
Charles Stafford, William Watson. Les
ter Booth and Walter Hildreth.
During the month of February Rev.
! L. j. Deane will deliver "a series of
! Sunday evening lectures at the Cal
vary Methodist church, TO which all
are cordially invited.
The Womans Relief corps viii only
! hold one meeting a month hereafter.
ON the first Tuesday Afternoon in each
month. instead of alternate Thursday
evenings, as formerly.
The sociablc at the CONGREGATIONAL
! church ON Wednesday evening had a
small attendance. but those who were
| there enjoyed the very pleasing enter
tainment in the evening.
VIII Lyman. who recently returned
home from Poughkeepsie y. Y.
where he attended the business col
! lege, is with his father on a business
trip through the state of Maine.
Miss Marie Z. Pare came down from
! North Walpole to be present at the
Woman's Relief corps installation last
Thursday evening. She left for home
on the early train Friday morning,
Franklin Stearns. who has been at
the Keone city hospital for medical
treatment several weeks. has returned
much improved in health After a few
days visit at ID. w. Stcarnss he went
Sunday to Norman HOwe's, where he
will board.
The board of education call the at
tention of parents and guardians to
public statutes. chapter 80, section ,,
which reads as follows: No child
shall attend any public school unless
he or she has been vaccinated or has
had the small poX.
John w. Fairbanks of Boston will
deliver a lecture on Ben Hur in the
Congregational church next Monday
evening at 100 O'Clock. He has re-
Gently lectured at the Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms in Keene, and there, as else
where, he has delighted his audiences.
Mrs. Thomas Conway who was
stricken with apopleXy few weeks
ago, is making unexpected improve
ment. Her left side was completely
! col, Of hon
recovery were entertained. Now,
however, her friends are greatly en-
couraged by her condition.
The following officers were installed
at meeting of Court Ashuelot No. 1S
FOresteTs of America, last week, by
Deputy Grand Chief Ranger Maurice
Purcell: H. j. Delphy chief ranger;
c. b. Hall, sub-chief ranger; l.. j,
Mann, recording secretary; John
Quinn, financial secretary; NJ Purcell
treasurer; John Golden, senior wood
ward; Michael Splain, junior wood
ward William Manniss, senior beadle
d. Conway, junior beadle; Thomas
Mullen, junior past chief ranger; w
o. Stebbns, trustee and DR.. b. F.
Worthing, court physician
A large number attended the sup
per and entertainment in the basement
of st. Joseph's Roman Catholic church
on Thursday evening. 1he program
which was finely rendered, included
march, piano and cOrnet, Miss Belan'
ger and l., E. Fitzgerald; piano solo
Miss Doris Powers; duet, Miss Anna
Welch and l.. E. Fitzgerald; original
song ]. e. Mann; song, Miss Kate
Corless; accOrdian manipulations, Joe
Golden; recitation, The Widows
Son." Paul H. Mann; song, Thomas
Mullin; piano solo, Miss Nellie Red
ding; song, Miss Louise Fitzgerald;
Chickamauga, Golden, Thayer, Knapp