Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-29
VERMONT PHONIX BRATTIEBORO, FRIDAY, APRIL
NEWFANE,

Charles J.. Higgins and daughter. Mad
cline of HaVerhill, Mass, are at Mrs :.
b. lliggins's this week.
Mrs. Andrews of Richmond. this state.
is at the home of her daughter. Mrs G..
f.. Davidson for few days.
The annual meeting of the pew own
ers' in what is known as Union hall will
be held tomorrow evening at the hall
Rev and Mrs. +. NJ. Wiswall have
moved to the Frank Lowe farm i'm dis
trct No. O. lately bought by Mr. Wiswall.
An interesting service was held sun
day in the Congregational church. when
Rev. T. u. Davies addressed the local
odd Fellows.
Mrs. Dickerman Ryder of Marlboro. ac-
companed by her infant child. is spend
ing the week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs H. A. Carpenter.
The odd Fellows held their first an
niversary service in their hall Tuesday
evening, when they were addressed by
Rev. T. d. Davies and Lawyer r. c. Ba-
con of Brattleboro
a good delegation is planning to be in
attendance at the district Sunday school
convention in Willamsville on Friday
Rev. T. D. Davies Of this place is to give
a sermon on the occasion.
Mrs Alvina Trip, who spent the win
ter with relatives in Cambridge and Sa-
! lem, y. Y, Manchester. this state, and
other places, has returned to the home of
her daughter, Mrs Lisle NJ. Carpenter
An unexpected feature of the last w.
| G. T. |. meeting at Mrs. Davidson s
was the calling up by telephone Of Fred
| Sargent who. in his own house. assisted
| by VIII Micott, entertained with piano
solo and singing which were distinctly
/ heard by listeners at the meeting.
| The w. c. Z. L. will meet on Wedncs-
day at Mrs. A. Grouts Topic as given
! tn l4.l a. nj 90
! tosts,' rs. 1879, IL and 1888, | Cor
| 9:2i % Paper. young peoples part IN
| Temperance work, temperance poem: quiz
| on Vermont year book prize speaking
for academies and high schools; roll call
and favorite quotations.
The Burlington Free Press is running
a voting contest which will result in
sending Ave persons from Vermont to
| the Worlds Fair iu ST. Louis at the eN-
| pcnse Of that paper one class is foi
| teachers in schools and colleges outside
| Of Burlington, and the person having tho
most votes at the present time is Prn-
cipal Carlton Il. Howe of the high schoQ
| i'm Essex Junction
The household goods Of Prof. and Mrs
| Cherry of Brooklyn have been shipped t.
! the place recently sold by Mrs Carrie
| Lowe Wiswall in district No. g. and
pending their arrival Mrs. Cherry ant
children are at c. NJ. GoodenouChs The
community Is Elau TO learn lndt tlc lam
! lily will occupy the farm during the Who'll,
year instead of being summer residents
as collectors Of insects and other spcci-
mems for scientific purposes which vii
be sent to New York.
Mrs Marietta Jcfts. native Of An
dover. Vt, widow Of Willard Jefts. who
died four years ago. passed away thi.
! week at the home of her son. Albor
| Jefts. who rents the so-called Burlin-
game farm She had been more particu-
larry i'll since a fall last month. Mrs
Jets came here with her sons family
from Grafton last year She leaves he.
! sides the son mentioned two daughters
Mrs. Rua Rowe of Grafton and Mrs Mar
! Grover of Sherburnc. this state, also
! brother i'm AudoVer Orison Leonard. an,
nine grand children and one Ereat-gfaud
child in other places. At the funeral OF
| Thursday Rev. +. -. Davies. the Cougre
gatlonal pastor, otrciated. The buria
! was in Grafton.