Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-10-30
A Halloween party at the town hall
tonight.

A Halloween party at the town hall
tonight.
Fred Policy is working in Hitchcock's
drug store in Keene.
Mrs. w. S. Barrows is in Brattleboro
with a sister who is ill.,
f. /. Latham of Boston was with his
family here over Sunday.
The Universalist ladies had good sue
cess at their rummage sale last week,
Mr.. and Mrs Wood recently spent a
week visiting in Marlboro and Peterboro
Miss May r. Lane of Northampton was
with Mrs. Dix from Friday until Sun
day.
Joseph Howe has moved his family into
the Parks farmhouse on the hill north of
the village.
Robert Weeks was called to North
Shapleigh Me, Friday, to attend the flu
neral of a sister.
Adebert Wetherbee of Southbrdge,
Mass, visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. II. Wetherbee, recently.
Geo. G. Howe has moved his family
from Upper Canada into tenement in
Todd's Main street block.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Brooks of Ashby.
Mass. We're guests of Miss Jennie l..
Putney few days recently.
Paul and Roy Lawrence Of Lake
Placid, N. Y, have been visiting their
uncle f. E. Field, several days
Miss Lillian Myers returned to Fitch
burg Normal school Tuesday, after
spending a few days at her home here.
Kimball Hodge recently entertained for
few days his sister and husband, Mr.,
and Mrs. Arthur Shepard, of Northamp-
| ton.
Mrs Florence Moody and Mrs Julia A.
Hubbard of Lowell, Mass, are making
| few days visit with their uncle, F. w.
| 1ilden.
Mrs. Ellen OBrien and daughter, Miss
| Nellie, of Everett, Mass, came up to at
tend the funeral of Mrs McCaughern
Sunday.
l.. w Goss and a. A. Bailey while
| driving to Ashuelot early Tuesday morn
| ing, saw a large white tailed buck deer
standing about three rods from the road.
| John Boston) Young paid $l0.62 in
| the police court last week for indulging
too freely in strong drink, and Frank
| Smiths assessment for a like indscre-
| ton was 1912.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mullen were in
| town over Sunday, coming to attend the
| funeral of Mrs. Robert McCaughern
They returned to Franklin Falls Monday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. f. \. Worden, Mr., and
Mrs Waldo Rouillard and Misses Clara
| NJ Stearns and Elizabeth Robertson at
tended the Chamberain-Butler wedding
at Chesterfield last week
NJ. S. Leach and Mr.. Towne We're made
delegates to the state Sunday school
convention to be held in Dover Tuesday
| and Wednesday. Nov. 4-5 with the pas
tor and superintendent to represent the
| Congregational Sunday school.
Rev. w +. White Geo A. Robertson.
Mrs. A. F. Fisher, Miss Emma Wellman
and Mrs. c. +. Savage were the delegates
chosen to represent the Congregational
Sunday school at the convention in
Kcene Wednesday, Mr.. Robertson was
the only one who attended.
Miss Sara Stearns returned home last
week from the Children's hospital in Bos-
ton where she entered upon course of
training for a nurse few weeks ago
Miss Stearns finds she is not strong
enough to stand the requirements and
will not return to the hospital.
At the Congregational parsonage Sat
urday evening oct. "a, Alfred Samue
Hall and Miss Eva l.. Walker, both OF
this village, were married by Rev. w. f
White, Mr. and Mrs. Hall will make theil
home for the present with the groom
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Hall.
Mrs. Robert McCaughern, So died a
her home on Canal street Friday morning
| She had been in poor health for nearly &
| year She had an attack of grill
last winter from which she never fully
recovered. Later goiter developed anC
she had an operation for its removal per
formed at the Carney hospital in Boston
in July. Since that time she had beer
about the house most of the time ant
assisted in setting the table for Dime
the day before her death. Besides nus
band she leaves four sons, Daniel, o
Pittsburg, Pa. Robert Jr., of Hinsdale
John c., "A student in the Leland Stanfor
university in California. and Thomas
a salesman in the store of Forbes a. Wal
lace in Springfield. Mass High mas
1 of requiem took place at St, Joseph
4 church at O'Clock Sunday morning.