Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-24

Miss Sadie streeter is suffering with
measles
w NJ Akeey has bought farm in
Hinesburg, VT.
Mrs George Britton visited in Putney,
Vt, over Sunday.
Carl johnson has moved his family
from Canal street to Worcester.
Miss May r. Lane of Northampton was
with Mrs a. L. Dix from Friday until
Sunday.
serious surgical operation, is making a
good recovery
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Goodrich OF Millers
Falls visited the latter's aunt, Miss Alma
Gibson, last week.
f. M Fuller was called to Alstead
Friday by the sudden death of his bro
Their. Fred Fuller
Mrs A. II. Taylor went Monday to the
Greenfield hospital. where she expects to
undergo a surgical operation.
Recent victims OF grip are Miss
Maggie Mack, Mrs. j. Lachance, A. S.
Han and Mrs Sarah Johndrow.
Mrs Thomas Cunningham and two chill
dren of Millers Falls, have been visitors
this week at Patrick Cunningham's.
At the regular meeting Of Sheridan
Woman's Relief corps Tuesday evening
two candidates were received by initia-
tion.
Miss Alma Gibson has decided to give
up her rooms in Mrs. Faless house. She
will board IN the family Of Dr. Albra
Whitmore.
II. F. Smith has been working in f.
L. Holtons meat market a few days
Mr. English. the regular employee being
on the sick list.
Me- II w ,sinr n1 ufaca Mice Dort.
Seaver. have been visiting the formers
mother. Mrs. Margaret Seaver, in North
ampton this week.
c. c. Holton attended the automobile
show in Boston last week. Albert Deni-
son. formerly of this town, was one Of
the demonstrators OF the Knox machine
at the show.
Mrs. w. II. Trickey. wife OF Rev Mr..
Trickey of the Universalist church. and
son, William ID. TriclSey. came here from
Claremont last week, and the family are
comfortably settled in the parsonage
Clarence L. Booth, who is playing with
the Bennett Moulton repertoire company.
| IL spending a good deal OF the time at
| home when he is not on duty. during the
| ten days engagement OF the company
at Brattleboro.
Don't forget the maple sugar eat at
| the Congregational church vestry We'd
will be followed by an entertainment.
| The proceeds will be applied on the
church expenses.
The ladies' home missionary society
| held their annual meeting at the Con-
| gregational parsonage Thursday after
noon Tea was served at $50 O'Clock to
the members and invited guests. \ short
program and social followed
The board OF education has bought for
/ ha ~ ta In. ind
trial cabinet. which 1t is expected will
| prove of interest and profit to the pupils
| The cabinet win be kept at DIR. w. +.
! Fay's. where 1t will be available for any
Of the teachers,
In settling the estate of the late John
| II. Gale Mrs Gale takes the home place
| She has sold her claim on the land 10
the daughters Mrs. Florence l.. Taylor
| and Mrs Carrie II. Johnson, who now
own 1t. The land Is on Cottage stree;
| west in rear of +. ]. Richards and Geo
+. Slateis premises.
Mrs. +. w. Robertson gave her nephew
| Harold S. Martin. who Is a member OF
the sophmore class. IIinsdale high school,
a delightful class party at her home on
| Canal street Tuesday evening Choice re-
freshments were served The favors were
carnations. The young people spent an
enjoyable evening with games and music
The members of the Y. p. S. c. +. en-
| joyed delightful social after the meet
ing Tuesday evening, although because
of the storm, the number present was
small. Games were in order, also ar
advertisement contest aud a memory con-
test in both of which prizes were won by
Ray Fletcher Refreshments of fruit
| punch, sandwiches, etc, were served
1t was Fanny Crosby night at the Con.
gregational church Sunday evening, tbs
service being I'm recognition of the blind
hymn writer's S5th birthday anniversary
which occurred today. All the hymns useC
in the service were of her composing anC
the address by the pastor, Rev. W. f
White, consisted of a brief history OF tn,
life of Miss Crosby. in which he was abb,
to portray some characteristics from
personal acquaintance while in a forme
parish.
The children of the st. Joseph parisl
appeared before a good-szed audienc,
at the opera house last Friday eveninJ
in petit opera. The chorus was especial,
good. Several solos were well received
and n number of pretty drills were wei
executed. The children had their part
thoroughly in hand, showing the careful
training they had received. The I'm
perial orchestra of six pieces furnishe,
the instrumental music. Quaint an,
unique costumes added to the attraction
of the affair AS a whole it was a YER
enjoyable evening.