Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-12-02
IN WINDHAM COUNTY
BROOKLINE.

Horace Gale cut one finger BADLY on
lathe at Perce's mill Monday
Almond Marsh, jr., of North Hartland
called on n c. Marsh last Friday.
Representative r. e. Marsh returned to
Montpelier the first of the week. after
spending Thanksgiving at home.
Mr.. and Mrs John Benson have moved
their household goods to Winhall, where
they expect to make their home at pres
ent
Misses Oma Harwood and Jennie Bird
have taken Mrs George Clark's place at
f. l.. Pierce's boarding house. Mrs Clark
has Joined her husband in Pittsfeld, this
state, where he is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins and Albert
Derry spent Thanksgiving at S. f. Derry's
F. H. Morse was in Northampton with
his children, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A. Bush.
Mr.. and Mrs HeTmon Eddy were at Mr..
Eddy's fathers in Newfane. Mr.. Eddys
father and mother are moving to Brook
line, where they will spend the winter
with their son and his wife.
There was a gathering at a. c. Well
mans Thanksgiving day, when 10 had
dinner together, including Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. X. Wellman of Williamsville, Misses
Oma Harwood and Jennie Bird of Cam
bridgeport Mrs. d. j. Hitchcock and Miss
Alice Smith of Athens, Miss Helen Well
man of Townshend, George Willis of Brat
tleboro A. o. Wellman and Mr.. and Mrs.
V. w. Ranney of this town. The occas-
ion was in celebration of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wellman's 18th wedding anniversary,
which occurred Nov. rs. The friends left
several useful gifts.
Thanksgiving visitors in town were Miss
Olive Cotton of Northampton Mr.. and
Mrs. Park Holland and daughter of Town
shend and Mark Allbee at T. NJ. Allbee's ,
Mrs. s. f. Macdonald and Miss Esther and
Master Erving Macdonald of Townshend
at C. NJ Robbins's; Marvin Wooley of
Springfield and Calvin Wooley of Putney
at ]. Wooley's; Albert Austin and family
spent the day at j. Kenney's in Newfane,
Roy Fairbank with his father in Guilford
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Bush in West Brattle-
boro, where Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins had
a family gathering, their whole family
being at home.
Norman c. Marsh celebrated his seth
birthday anniversary on Nov. 22 by hav-
ing q gathering of 35 of his children,
grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
The dinner, which was prepared by Mrs
Hattie s. Marsh was enjoyed by SO mem
bers of the company Those from out of
town who were present were e. G. Fish
and son, Clifton, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Reed and children, Floyd and Hazel, all
of Amherst, Mass: Mrs. Samuel Hyde
and son, kenneth, OF EaStnampton, MASS )
Mr.. and Mrs 2. b. Sparks and two
daughters, Ruth and Ruby, of Williams
vile; Mrs. Frank Gilchrist and children,
Ernest and Herbert. of Alstead, n. H. (;
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Marsh and children,
Eta, Florence, Myrtle and Miranda of
Townshend; Miss Casa Marsh of New
fame. These, with the families of Almon
Marsh and Royal Marsh of this town,
constituted the family friends. Friends
and neighbors of Mr. Marsh called on. him
during the afternoon and evening to offer
congratulations. Ten letters were re-
ceived from friends and relatives from all
parts of the country from Maine to San
Francisco. He was presented with a sum
of money and other useful presents. Mr.
Marsh is one of four in his family who
are over so years of age. One sister in
Greenfield. Mass, is 81, sister in Ber
nardston IS, and a brother in Amherst SO.
Mr.. Marsh retains good health and looks
many years younger than he is.