Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-12-04

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Osmore Clark is visiting at Herbert
| Franklin's.
Mrs. Phoebe Holden is at her sons,
Alton Holden's.
Lettie Gale has visited recently at Mr..
Wrights in Vernon.
Melvin Maxwell is at work for Frank
| Wellman of Newfane
The ladies' home club will meet Dec
9, with Mrs. G. II. Baker.
Mrs. White had Thanksgiving dinner
at her fathers Judson Derry's.
Miss Grace Morse spent Thanksgiving
at her fathers, Elliot Morses.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Parker of Windham
visited last week at Mrs. Metcalfs.
Roscoe Marsh has a new man in the
! blacksmith shop, Mr. Davis of London
| derry.
Mrs. Fannie Perkins of White River
Junction spent last week at her father s
Edwin Eddys.
Frank Percy of Eizabethtown, Tenn,
! has visited his mother recently at Her
bert Kidder's.
Charlie Jennison of Dover takes the
| place of Henry Sanders as hired man at
! Mrs Clarissa Wares.
Walter Underwood and family and Mil
ton Eddy and family spent Thanksgiv-
ing at Jerusha Underwood's.
Royal Sanderson reports the rainfall
for the month of November to have been
Ia inch; the snow fall, 2 inches
| The Hadassah League have postponed
their chicken pie supper until the 18th
on account of lecture which comes the
nth.
Mrs. Francis Eddy is critically III and
her sister, Mrs. Plimpton, of Greenfield
and her daughter Mrs Pike, of White
! River Junction. with her.
Miss Emily Harris 60, died very sud
denly of heart failure Dec. 2, at the home
| OF her sister. Mrs. Clarissa Ware, with
whom she had lived many years.
Pliney Gale. who has lived so long
| with his brother Horace Gale, is NOV
ing his goods to Brookline and will
live with his nephew, Hermon Eddy.
Alton Holden has been sick from the
i'll effects of mumps. c. II. Evans has
been seriously III. Miss Fletcher has
been on the sick list also Miss Ruth
Reed.
We have been having snug winter
weather and people who have running
water complain that the springs are low
| and they are fearful that there may be
trouble with the water pipes
The Athol Transcript says: u. w.
Heath has sold his wheelwright business
! to John w. Wright of Townshend VT
| formerly of Athol, who will return and
occupy his residence on Freedom street.
We are sorry to learn OF the serious
Illness Of Herbert Hail. who mas been
suffering from jaundice. He has the
sympathy of many friends who hope he
will soon be restored to his usual health.
Miss Myrtle Marsh had a birthday
party on her ninth birthday anniversary,
| Nov. o. when IL of her young friends
came together at her home to celebrate
the event. The evening was spent in
playing games, refreshments were served
and pleasant time was enjoyed.
DR.. and Mrs. A ID. Nash entertained
Miss Filing, Chester Smith. Mrs. Wolfe.
Matthew a. McGuiyan. Miss Clark and
Frank 4. Potter. all of New York city.
during Thanksgiving week. Miss Filing,
Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Potter and Mr.. McGui-
van returned Monday after spending a
very enjoyable time among the hills OF
Vermont Mr. Potter will come to
Townshend tomorrow 10 return to New
York with Miss Clark and her grand
mother Mrs. Wolfe.
Catalogues have been received by
friends here from Prof. Fred Landman
principal Of Maine Central Institute.
Pittsned. Maine. A picture which oc-
shows good school building with eX-
tensive grounds and many shade trees
new dormitory has been built the past
summer, which is a modern building
neated by steam ana lighted by cleo
tricity. We notice among the teachers
Mrs. Evelyn Call who, with her hus-
band, the late Prof \. r. Call, was
teacher four years in Leland and Gray
Seminary where both did excellent work
They are remembered very pleasantly
by all who came under their instruc-
ton. Mr.. Landman fitted for college
here under Prof. Call, and later gradu-
ated from Bates College, Lewiston Me
We are glad to know of his success. and
that the school enrolment has increased
under his tuition. Mr. Landman married
Mrs. Grace Blood of this town. and both
have warm place in the hearts OF people
here.