Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-04-12
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Louis Fitzgerald was at his home
here from Saturday until Tuesday.
The selectmen completed taking the
inventory of the town last week Fri
day.
Eight tramps took temporary lodg-
ings in the lookup Friday night of last
week.
Mrs. w. A. Kenney of New York
recently visited her mother, Mrs. L.
p. Wise.
Mrs. j. H. Bascom has opened her
millinery rooms in Fishers block on
Depot street.
ID. f. Conway las taken position in
a hospital at Brooklyn, ~ Y, to which
he went Monday.
f. S. Archibald of Dartmouth college
has been spending the spring vacation
at his home here.
Burton Spencer nearly severed the
index finger of mis- hand while chop
ping wood last week.
Eugene Moran is assisting as cash
Ter and Dookkeeper for the Worden
company, when not in school.
The village clerks gave a very enjoy.
able dance at Grand Army hall Mon.
day evening. About 80 couples par
ticipated.
Mr. and Mrs T. \ blanchard bo,.o
hoth honn o,ito fooIIo 0f lata NJ,
tIor,i,t lIio,,i,. a. ,ritb 81, e.,,
short time.
Special services have been in pro-
gress this week at the Univcrsalst
church. in which the pastor has been
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Patterson of
NJ ~ ,t:...u. 81, tn.
p,onia SGo ~ Loir', r 49,, a." sd nv
hon. daugbtor ltiee An Hto.ja
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Al tnr state convention OF the Wo-
| man keliei corps. when was held at
D"h'oIu IaSI "r'h' MIS-. Maria a.
HPooher was el'cIeu 0epartmeht chap-
a"ii' an li3'ioI Mu''H .ne IocaI corps
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NV "ii" past p'es'u'u'S'
MIS- DAVID INNS Entertained the
sunday School class OF winch she is
ihehlo'r at her Pheasant Hlgh street
nome Iast week thursday afternoon
ana evening oouhtIuI ana tooth
sumo supper was served ana dehsht'
Iul su''"l llille thoroughly enjoyed by
an
Mrs. Burton Spencer, Hinsdale's one
/ scarlet fever victim. is making a good
I recovery. c. II. II. Langille's house
is no longer under quarantine, a pre-
caution which was taken because a
JUNG 'Hll" OF MI spencer was taken
ih'Tr before the nature NJ the disease
was u'''Ihlhed'
The following is the report of the
. CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY school for the
quarter ending March 81. Enrolled
IN sunday school 1913; average attend
ance ITO; present every sunday 2l
/ enrolled in home department 90; era
/ die roll %; total membership 27S;
offerings home department S6.33
| Sunday school $2l.47: donations to the
\. NJ. \, s., American board So; eN
penses Sl7.4S; teachers meetings -
The supper and entertainment al
the congregational church on Wed
nesday evening was very largely at
tended. The entertainment consisted
of musical selections blythe young PEG
pie and an exhibition of Mrs. Almira
! Peases Family Album" \ descrip
ton of pictures was given bv Miss
Carrie Howe. The makeups of the
people who represented Mrs. Pease'.
large number of relatives were unioue
and attractive and called forth consid
cradle applause. and reflected credit
upon Mrs. Whitaker and Miss King
the committee who had the manage
ment of the affair
M. .......-I ....-- , - Z,
gationaI society was held Monday eve
ming and was called to order by r. +
Metcalf. who was elected moderator