Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-03-28
WILLIAMSVILLE.

Henry Prouty of Brattleboro has work
on the Dickinson pine lot.
The maple sugar makers are still busy.
with the prospect of exceeding the crop
of the average year.
Rev Elizabeth H. Goldthwaite preached
al the Universalist church at Brattle-
boro Wednesday evening.
On March 26th Bert Halliday, while
sugaring on the Oliver Morse farm, cap
tured three live grasshoppers.
Miss Mary Stratton arrived at her home
here Tuesday for n short vacation from
her work at the Springfield, Mass, Bust
ness College.
Mrs Sarah Goldthwaite returned Thurs
day to the Universalist parsonage from
stay of several months at her home in
Danvers. Mass.
Mrs. Hendrickson and Mrs. Van Dine
of Lawrence, Long Island, came to at
tend the funeral of their relative, Mrs
II. E. Freyenhagen.
Misses Louise and Florence Merriield
accompanied by a school friend, Miss
Margaret Mcdonald, came Thursday
from Mortified to spend the Easter vaca-
ton.
On Sunday morning the service at the
Universalist church will be in keeping
with the Easter thought, with sermon by
the pastor, reception of members and
communion.
The debating and literary circle will
hold their next meeting on Friday even
ing of next week at the Methodist vestry.
The subject will be Vermont" Every
body invited
Ernest Wade. who lives on the Reed
farm two miles from this village, receiv-
ed visit this week from Mrs, Jennie
| Powers of Brattleboro, accompanied by
an officer and was given four days in
1 f,l, -Ia erl,fn
the necessary forage for the balance of
his stock which was in a very bad condi-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Young left Thurs
day morning for Saratoga Springs, from
which place Mr. Young will go in a few
weeks to Missouri to look after his real
estate interests. j. w. Whitney who has
been cared for by Mr.. and Mrs. Young for
some time, will go to the home of his
daughter Mrs. George Barrett AT
Springfield Mass.
The newly-elected officers of Excelsior
division, Sons of Temperance, are as fol-
lows: W.. p, Dana Stedman; w. A
| Effie Prouty; r. s., Carrie Sted.
man; A. r. s.. Henry Abbott; T. S.
Hastings Williams; treasurer, Florence
Dickinson; Con, Walter A. Wheeler
Asst Con, Harry Stedman; chaplain
Rev. e. II. Goldthwaite l. S., John w
| Williams; o. S., Amos Stratton.
Ella Irene, wife of Henry E. Fregenha
gen. died at her home near this village
Monday evening after an Illness of sew
eral months. She was born at Flora
Park, Long Island, 3S years ago, daugh
ter of Daniel r. and Cornelia Hendrick
son. and became the wife of Mr.. Ere
yenhagen in March 1888. The family came
to this place from Long Island about two
| years ago and have since resided on The
. | Dennis A Dickinson farm with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Freyenhagen, the presen
owners. Besides her husband Mrs. Ere
| yenhagen is survived by four children
the youngest only a few days old. TIT
funeral was held at the Methodist churcl
Thursday afternoon, Rev. George M. Bur
dick officiating. The burial was in GU
village cemetery. Mrs Freyenhagen wa
a member of the Methodist church b!
which organization she will be great,
missed, as well as by all who had forme,
her acquaintance during her residence
here.