Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-11-13

oscar Buck is in i'll health.
Charles Gould is building sugar house.
Clifford Holbrook spent last week in
town.
Miss Selma Derby is visiting in Orange,
Mass.
Fred Hooper will have a public auction
tomorrow
L. d. Phillips is painting Mrs. Susan
Lawrence's house.
Mrs Mary Phillips has returned from
a visit in Putney,
L L. Hastings had a furnace put into
his house last week
Mrs Davidson has been spending some
time at DIR. Osgoods
The village schools closed Friday for
a vacation of one week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Willard are visit
ing in Boston this week.
Miss Macdonald returned Tuesday to
her home in Providence. r. |.
Martha Crane is at home from East
Putney, having finished work there.
DR.. Don Brisbee of Bristol visited the
Strack family the first of the week.
Emory Jones has been threshing in the
Scott bridge neighborhood this week.
Raymond Beebe is at home from the
Retreat in Brattleboro for the winter.
The Congregational ladies' missionary
meeting was held at the parsonage last
week.
The Snow farm, situated on West hill,
has been sold to someone from Massa
chusetts.
Blanche Brigham of Duluth, Mimi, is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. b. B.
Brigham.
Harry Sparks drove the express wagon
to the station Tuesday while Mr.. Allbee
was away.
Mr. Strack has sold his farm to Mr.
Thayer. who will take possession in n
short time.
Miss Grace Morse. bookkeeper in the
Grange store in Brattleboro, spent sun
day at home
On the evening of the goth inst. the
seniors will give play entitled Placer
Gold " in Seminary hall.
Fay Bridges and Miss Durham, who
have been i'll at their homes in Athens,
are able to be back in school,
Mrs. Addie Strack was called to Rip
ton Saturday by the serious illness of
sister. She returned Tuesday night.
Miss Mabelle S. Clark, Mrs. Anna l..
Wolfe and Edward Dean of New Haven
were with DIR. and Mrs A. d. Nash last
week.
The mild, pleasant weather this week
has been much enjoyed, and we often
near Inc WISH expressed that IL might re-
main so all winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Holbropk served n
supper of roast VenisOn to a few of their
friends last week Wednesday evening.
a pleasant time was enjoyed,
The Baptist ladies' aid society met
last week Thursday, and served their
usual supper. During the afternoon a
box of clothing was packed and sent to
The Mather school in Beaufort S. c.
Another meeting was held yesterday for
work.
The scholars in the primary depart
ment of our school, taught by Miss Cooke,
having no absent marks during the term
are as follows: Myrtle Marsh, Miranda
Marsh, Ella Ware, Dwight Cone, Erving
Macdonald, Raymond Phillips. Those
absent one day; Harry Moore absent
one and one-half day, Pauline Franklin;
no tardy marks, Pauline Franklin, Myrtle
Marsh, Miranda Marsh, Ruth Reed, Ella
Ware Dwight Cone Raymond Phillips,
Norman Royal, Edwin Whitney.
masquerade social was given in
Seminary hall Friday evening. at which
gathered motley crowd OF most unsus-
pected inhabitants of Townshend George
Washington, respondent in velvet and
silver graced the occasion. Court fool
and clown, bride and bridesmaid, colored
children, cooks, and workmen, nuns,
characters from Mother Goose, ladies of
long ago, and the beautiful Indian
maiden, Minnehaha, mingled in march
and game The chapter of Phi Beta