Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-12-25

ana t. Brooks cOllided and fell into a
window, smashing sash and glass Wood
ward had one arm badly cut and bled pro-
fuselN. 1t was necessary for "A physician
to take several stitches in closing the
wound. lie was unable to play. Brooks
had one hand cut 50 that it required at
tcntiou but he continued in the game
Two local teams played between the
halves of the visitors, the side captained
by Frank Young winning from that led
by win Bclleville to /.
Olin Packard and family have moved
to Hartford. Conn.
Miss +. NJ. King will pass the holidays
at her home in Northampton.
Miss Rose Mead visited her father in
Northheld, Tuesday and Wednesday.
John Taylor is making his mother
Mrs Marion Taylor, a few days visit.
e. p. Bailey came from Brockton,
Thursday. and will remain until Jan. 8.
The several churches are preparing
Christmas concerts, for next Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs +. w. Robertson were
in Boston from Wednesday until Sat
uday.
Miss Rest Metcalf is spending the holt
day vacation with relatives in Westmins-
ter, VT.
Mrs. Henry Griffin and grandson of
keene visited at G. $. Goddard's Sat
urday.
Miss Eva Robertson came home from
Auburndale Saturday for the holiday va
cation.
Miss Chapel of Annisquam, Mass, was
recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Drinkwine
Miss Lillian Hancock went to Spring.
field. Mass, Saturday to remain until
tomorrow.
Mrs. J. c. Bridge is making several
days visit with her daughter in Spring
field, Mass.
Thomas Golden, a veteran of the Span
issh war was recently awarded pension
of So. a month.
William f.. Gould of Boston is a
guest at q. y. Robertson's from Thurs
day until Monday.
Miss Edvthe Minis of Boston came
Thursday evening to remain at her home
here until Monday.
Herbert Hubbard has finished work at
the Bliss market, and is now employed
at w. b. Stacey's box shop
j. II. Brennan. second assistant teacher
| in the High school, is enjoying the hol-
| day season at his home in Manchester
The Christian Endeavor society have
packed and sent box of useful articles
| to be distributed among the Boston poor.
| Miss Christina Bloom returned to her
| home in Westport Tuesday after making
a few days visit with Mrs Addie e.
| Dix.
| Mr. and Mrs. John O'Brien of Ludlow.
Vt, came to spend Christmas with the
formers parents, Mr. ard Mrs. William
| O'Bren.
Mr.. Parker has closed his engagement
with f. H. Fuller, and gone to Keene,
| where he is employed in Chabott's gro
Gerry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Benson are enter
tanning the formers brother, Albion Ben
son. of Fitchburg, Mass, through the
| holiday season.
| \ Christmas tree and exercises con-
sisting of music and recitations were the
attractions at the congregational church
Vestry on Christmas eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Royce have
moved here from Chesterfield. and are
occupying the tenement recently added
to Edgar Burroughs's house.
9. NJ Oaks, who recently sold out the
Hinsdalc bakery and went To Randolph
Vt. last week, returned to help the new
proprietor through the holidays.
Miss Keyou ANA Mrs. Estahrooks o
East Lexington. Mass, mother and sister
| l..
winter with Mrs. Helen Worden.
At St. Joseph's church Monday morning
rcunien high mass was sung in memory
Of Right Rev Dennis NJ Bradley, ID. D..
late and lamented bishop of this diocese
Mr.. and Mrs d. \. Minis will enjoy
the Christmas cheer with their son, Myrol
Minis. and family at Keene Miss Far
well will also spend the holiday at the
same place.
Prof f. A. Mason and family of Peter
boro came to spend Christmas with Mrs
Mason's father. Geo. W. Lewis, ana u
visit Mr. Masons parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. \. Mason.
4 calender for 1904 issued by Jane
O'Brien containing a portrait of httl
Lillian Mead. and ler four pet puppies
has attracted much attention, and l
one of the prettiest of the season.
The four schools. in the Depot stree
, building closed Friday, with specia
Christmas exercises and trees IN
friends of the pupils i'm the several schooi
/, manifested their interest by witnessing tn
+ exercises.
: The Epworth League has elected thes
ofIicers. Miss Alice Peters, president
: Miss Nora Smith. Mrs, Otis Packard, Rev
r G. A. Reed and Joseph II. Watson, vic
; presidents; Miss Lula Moore, secretary
. and c. II. II. Langille, treasurer.
t The members of the High school hel
$ a pre- Christmas celebration at Gran
$ | Army hall Friday evening. y tree lrol
q | which an interchange of presents wa
$ distributed, was followed by two or thre
= hours of dancing. Refreshments wei
- served.
i Mrs. NJ. A. Spooner and. daughter
. Miss Tucv Spooner went Thursday
s spend Christmas, with DR.. and Mrs
George Greenwood in Fitchburg, Mas
Miss Spooner expects to return Monda
but Mrs Spooner will visit at her
home in Ashby before returning
Rev. and Mrs. w. f. White attend'
= the meeting of the Congregational ciu
y held in Keene Wednesday, and from the
Mr.. White went to Fitchhurg, and perhal
= to Boston for the purpose OF securing
: teacher to fill the vacancy in the hr
4 grammar school, made by resignation
g Miss Payne.
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