Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-12-11

NJ Major has recovered from Il two
weeks illness.
James O'Hren was in Boston the early
part of the week.
w. +. Robertson was in Portland. Ne.
a short time last week.
Mrs. G. $ Smith entertained Mrs. Dr.
Dutton few days recently.
Mrs. Tewksbury made a flying trip to
Manchester Conn, last week.
NJ H. Butler has taken a job in the
chair shop of c. l.. Russell x Sons of
Keene.
James O'Bren has been in Boston this
week looking up novelties for the holiday
trade.
Samuel O'Nen has returned from a few
days visit in Bratteboro ana Dummcrs-
ton.
Mrs. Addie +. Dix is entertaining her
sister Mrs Walter Sprague Of Somer-
Vile, Mass.
Geo. f. Robertson ana Miss Lizzie Rob
ertson went to New York Thursday for
a few days stay
Marion Archibald of Claremont is Say
ing with Mrs. Marion Taylor and attend
ing school here.
Guy Smith finished work in the bakery
Monday. He has gone to work in the
wooden mill at Ashuelot
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Duggan of Fitch
burg came up to visit relatives Saturday
and returned Sunday.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Langworthy were Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Prentiss of Manchester, Conn.
William O'Bren has been spending
few days with relatives in Hyde Park,
Mass, and Providence, r. l.
o. C. Robertson attended the conven-
ton of the tissue paper manufacturers
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Andrew Hildreth has enlisted in the
navy for four years and is now at the
navy yard in Charlestown, Mass.
Agnes Rose, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Golden. died Friday even
ing. The burial was in st. Joseph's GEM
etery Sunday.
The regular meeting of Sheridan
Woman's Relief corps will be held at
Grand Army hall next Tuesday evening
at $50 O'clock
Miss Carrie Judd Stearns, teacher of
music at the Goddard seminary in Barre
VT, came home Tuesday to remain un-
til after Christmas.
Rufus Langworthy and family have
moved from Mrs. Woods house on Pros
pect hill to the tenement in Parks block
recently vacated by F. NJ. Fuller.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Savage and Miss
Lucy Spooner were the representatives, of
the local society at the county Chris
tian EndeaVor convention held at Keene
Friday.
Several of the local Changers are plan
ming to attend the meeting of the state
Grange which will be held at Concord on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Dec,
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w. O. Amidon has been appointed a
notary public this week by Governor
Batchelder. This is another good feature
added to the banking business already
established with Mr.. Amidon.
C. E. Pearson is taking few days
rest at his brothers in Keene, Mrs.
Pearson is passing the time of his alb
sence with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
A. Pearson, in Winchester.
The members of the A class in the
grammar school gave one of their number,
Jane McCaughern, surprise party Fri
day evening with the usual result with
the young people-a good time.
S. II. Richards the new proprietor Of
the IIinsdale bakery, took possession Mon
day. He has leased a tenement in the
Hunter house on Main street and expects
mis- family here soon.
Geo. A. Robertson left for New York
Tuesday afternoon to remain until the
close of the six days bicycle race at Mad
ison Square Garden in which his son-in-
law, Nat Butler, is one of the contest
ants.
A big change is being made by clearing
off the trees on the bank on the north
side of Canal street by A. !. Sargent.
The trees are of large growth and it was
feared the landslide of two years ago
might be repeated at some future time.
The Methodist people gave Miss Lila
Cook a surprise party Saturday evening
at her home on the Brattleboro road, the
occasion being her 10Th birthday ami
versary. A fine oyster supper was served.