Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-02-27
JAMAICA.
Harold Muzzy is in Westfield, Mass.
Miss Edith Clark is gaining slowly.
Irene Gleason went Monday to Boston
j. b. Ricket has gone to Governeur, n

Miss Edith Clark is gaining slowly.
Irene Gleason went Monday to Boston,
J. b. Ricket has gone to Governeur, N.
Y.
Eva Wolcott has visited in Brattleboro
this week.
Mrs. Della Bellows is visiting relatives
this week
Mrs Lydia Kingsbury is under the
doctors care.
Cecil Doane has spent several days at
J. \. Muzzy's.
Blanche Williams is visiting her sister
in Connecticut.
Capt. T.. j. Waterman came to Jamaica
Monday night.
Leon Torrey has lost one of his team
horses recently.
NJ. L. Allen is visiting his daughter in
/ Springfield Mass.
The " n. club met at b. +. Towards
Saturday evening.
Mrs L. a. Sprague has closed her
! school and is at home.
II. A. Mclean had two fingers badly
/ torn last week in machinery.
Mr.. and Mrs c. y. Wyman have re-
| turned from a two weeks visit in Ches-
| ter.
= W. Il. Cushman's three youngest chill
dren are at II. J. Sage's to remain until
fall.
Mabel and Blanche Yearly of South
/ Londonderry are visiting at W. j. Gea-
sons.
Mrs L. A. Jacobs has returned from
two months stay in South London
derry.
George Loveland and family of West
Wardsboro have moved to the A. B.
Starks farm.
/ Rev. T. $ Howard was called away on
Monday. but expects TO return to preach
next Sunday.
Alfred Crowumshield is in Hnsdale, y.
/ H.. tor medical treatment Mrs. Crown
usheld is with him.
Mrs. II. {. Smith and children of Wells
are visiting Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr..
! and Mrs. Wales Cheney.
The ladies of the Congregational
church recently served a potato supper
from which they cleared $40.
Charles Blondin has begun work for
William Cutting, and Il. l.. Williams has
taken his place at II. j. Sage's.
Mrs. A. l.. Howard returned early in
the week from a visit with her daughter
| Mrs. Wright in North Mortified, Mass
The W. c. T. u. will hold a regular
meeting next Wednesday. and at some
time during the month will hold a parlor
meeting.
Sunday evening. Feb, 10, the Congre-
| gational Sunday school held a Lincoln
. memorial concert, and an Offering for the
American Missionary association was re-
ceived.
Wednesday evening Feb 5. there was
a quiet wedding at Mrs. L. b. Newmans
| when George Joslyn and Jessie Ball were
! married, Rev. r. $ Howard performing
the ceremony. They will live in the
Theodocia FELTON, house.
on Thursday evening of last week H.
! Winslow Farman delivered a lecture on
General Sheridan at the opera hall. The
| lecture was very good. and the singing
by the male quartet was much enjoyed
There was small audience in attend
ance.
The missionary meeting and tea was
held with Mrs. J. c. Robinson Wednes-
| day afternoon. The subject was the
/ Philippines, and the program was In
charge of the ladies in attendance. who
/ brought articles on the country, the peo-
pie, the fruits and flowers, the customs
! etc. of the islands,. making the meeting
one of the most interesting ever held by
the auxiliary. There were II present.
Frances L. Willard memorial day was
observed by the w G. Il. U. Feb IS at
the home of G. NJ Doane. Mrs. +. C.
| Brigham had charge of the program,
which was all that could be desired
| Prayer was offered by Rev. A. E. Hart
well, and Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Bristol, MI
| Bristols father and Mrs. Doane sang.
Miss Maud Butler gave paper on Miss
Willard as a child and scholar Miss Cecil
| Doane on Miss Willard as teacher and
| organizer, and Miss Eta Willis on Miss
| Willard as a leader. An article was read
by Mrs. Kellogg on Miss Willard as a
reformer. Harriet Doane recited mo
Question is Ever Settled Until 1t is Set
tied Right and all Joined in singing
"Best be the Tie that Binds" The
memorial offering of 81 was given. At
ter a social hour all partook of supper
from bountifully laden tables and thanks
We're given for the cordial hospitality
which had made the occasion so pleas
ant.