Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-11-25


more.
Miss NJ. Howard was in Greenfield
Tuesday.
Andrew Hildreth of Mittineague, Mass,
was in town a few days recently.
William Gould of Boston was a guest at
George E. Robertson's over Sunday.
DIR. A. a. Pratte was visiting in Mas
sachusetts from Friday until Tuesday.
viii Scott of Warren, Mass. spent
Thanksgiving with his brother Walter
Scott
Mr.. wilkins bookkeeper for the Halle
e. Frost company, has returned from
weeks vacation.
Miss Lucy Spooner enjoyed the Thanks
giving holiday with Miss Grace Whita-
ker in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Lucretia Perry has gone to board
with Mrs. William Royce on Chestnut hill
through the winter.
Mr.. Howe, Tufts college divinity stu
dent, will preach at the Universalist
church next Sunday.
NIaon Knapp went Wednesday to
Claremont to spend Thanksgiving with
his brother, Fred Knapp.
f. McField was in Boston and SPRING
field. Mass, visiting relatives from Sat
urday until Tuesday.
Messrs. Frank w. and George A. Rob-
ertson attended the funeral of a relative
in Putney VT. Saturday.
Edward Stebbins went Tuesday to Bos-
ton to spend a few weeks with his daugh-
ter Mrs. w S. Kimball.
w. II. Barber, teacher of the grammar
school. is spending Thanksgiving vaca-
ton at his home in Wilton.
Mrs. James OBrien went Tuesday to
spend Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs.
Moses Nolette, in Dana. Mass.
Miss Winnie Tilden came home from
Simmons college. Boston, Wednesday to
spend the Thanksgiving recess
Roy Taylor. who received an injury
while playing foot ball. which confined
him to the house. is able to be out.
J. w. Jefords is more comfortable at
the present writing, and his son. Harry,
has returned to his work in Plymouth
Rufus Langworthy and family ate
Thanksgiving turkey with Mrs Lang
worthy's mother, Mrs. Bruce, in Brattle-
boro.
Mrs, Matte Sargent of Rochester. this
state. came Tuesday to spend the Thanks
giving season with her daughter, Mrs. J.
G.. Snow.
Mrs. Russell of Hoosick. n. Y, and
Mrs viii Stebbins of Millers Falls were
guests of their brother, George Britton,
last week.
Mrs. Martin and Representative DON
nelly's wife and son Of Boston. have been
the guests of Mrs. Mullen and daughter a
few days
Mrs. C. f. Russell of Farley, Mass.
visited at the Howard homestead on River
street from Saturday evening until Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Abbie Hammond of Dana, Mass
who is en- route for Oklahoma. came Sat
urday, for a brief visit with her cousin
Mrs, C. A. Holland.
Mrs. E. L. Lane of Washington, D. c.
and Miss May r. Lane of Northampton
came Wednesday to spend a few days
with Mrs. Addie f. Dix.
A. F. Fisher and family participated in
family reunion at the home of Mrs
Fishers brother, Herbert Atwood. in
keene, Thanksgiving day.
MIR and Mrs. John Wetherbee and Mr.
and Mrs. Waite OF Worcester, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. c. C.
Holton. The ladies are sisters OF Mr. Hol-
ton
Mr.. and Mrs George Britton had their
sons. Henry Britton and wife OF Adams.
Mass, and Jacob Britton, wife and child
of Gardner. Mass, with them Thanks
giving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Stearns went
Wednesday to Barre. VT, to enjoy the
Thanksgiving season with their daughter
Mrs. n. b. Ballard. They will remain a
few days.
lady who lives on River street
picked a bouquet of panses Tuesday.
that in spite of the recent snow and Sc
we're weather were as bright and fresh as
those gathered in their season.
Instead of the regular lesson next Sun
day. the Methodist Sunday school will
vary the program and will have recita-
tions. etc, on the subject of temperance,
the session taking somewhat of the form
of a concert.
Instead of the customary Thanksgiv-
ing union service the Congregational and
Methodist people held the service in their
own churches Sunday evening. The Uni
versalist parish is without a pastor, so no
service was held in that church.
Frank Britton of Dalton n H.. and
Miss Nellie Britton of Brattleboro, broth
er and sister of Mrs. c. W. Stafford and
Frank Stafford, brother of Mr.. Stafford
and wife, OF Keene, ate Thanksgiving
turkey with Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford.
Miss Clara and Master Louie Stearns
went Saturday to Brockton, Mass, tc
| visit their sister, Mrs. f. p. Bailey. They
| returned Wednesday. accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Bailey, who came up to spend
| the Thanksgiving vacation with their pa.
rents.
C. p. Hall and daughter, Miss Hall, OF
| Shelburne Falls. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. j
| r. Hall and daughter, Miss Hortense Hall
of Brattleboro, and II. NJ Howard and
! Miss Howard of this village wer,
Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. NJ
| s. Leach.
Rev. and Mrs. Van Tassel and child o
| Marlboro, Mass, We're in town calling OF
friends a few days last week. Mr. Van
| Tassel is a former pastor of the Hinsdal,
| Universalist church. The third degre,
| in Masonry was conferred upon him a
the meeting of Golden Rule lodge Thurs
| day evening.
Mrs, w. A. Kenney returned to he
home in Fitchburg Friday, after spending
! four weeks in town, visiting and looking
after her property here. Mrs Kenne,
has had three broad piazzas added t
the back of her Canal street tenemen
block, besides making needed improve
ments.
Mrs. Jennie Crowninshield's little Sun
day school class gave her a genuine sur
prise on her 10th birthday anniversary
which took place last Thursday, whe
they put in an appearance at her home
laden with refreshments, to spend the af
ternoon and eat their supper with hei
The occasion was a pleasant one to a
concerned.
Bills are posted for the local mnstrt
show, which will take place at the oper
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