Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-02-10

Calvin Stowell farm in South Wndham
c. II. Evans has assisted w. S. Holland
in taking account of stock the past week.
Mrs. Frank Wood attended her grand
mothers funeral in Jamaica few days
ago.
Mrs. Mary Phillips and granddaughter,
Mildred, have gone to Millers Falls for
visit
The students at the seminary are plan
of the 22d.
Mrs. Irving Watson, who went to the
hospital in Burlington is doing we'll her
friends hear.
Miss Lena Landman, student at the
seminary. spent Sunday and Monday with
Lottie Jones
Mrs. e. A. Kenyon has recently been
offered a position In a normal college in
Savannah Ga.
Mrs. Sim Cobb of South Londonderry
visited at her sisters, Mrs. X. w. Sny-
ders over Sunday.
The heart OF winter must be broken as
crows are plentiful and robins have been
heard i'm some places
DR.. Osgood of Saxtons River has a lum-
Der job on West hill and three of his men
are boarding at Frank Eddy's.
Gertrude Gushing was badly burned last
week, her clothes taking fire. a phys
| tcian was called to care for her.
Mrs NJ. b. Metcalf is at home from
Windham, where she has been caring for
Mrs. A. ]. Parker several weeks.
People are pleased with the second as
sistant postmaster. Congratulations are
extended to Mr. and Mrs. Cutler
We are very sorry to hear Of water
pipes freezing. The pipe at the Baptist
parsonage was frozen the past week
The seminary basket ball team defeat
ed the Y. NJ. AS from Bellows Falls SO
To II and the Brattleboro academy team
% to 81.
Perley Dutton, student at Mount Her
mon. spent Sunday at home this being
his first visit since he entered the school
last fall.
Dwight Ware and oscar Lawrence OF
BrooklIne, teamsters for \. f. Park, are
boarding at Mrs. NJ. b. Metcalfs; also
Timothy OLeary.
Deer are very plentiful and are often
seen on the mountain side. on land owned
by Walter Eddy and r. Thayer. ON one
occasion a herd OF 10 were seen together
Mrs. Gertie Pike of White River June
ton, who came to assist in caring for
her father, the late Francis Eddy. in his
last illness, returned to her home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Batchelder enter
tanned a few of their friends Jan. 81. a
bountiful supper was served and the
evening was spent in a manner long to
be remembered.
a Grange meeting will be held Friday
evening, Feb. L. All members are urged
to be present, as successful meetings cam
not be held without good attendance
and without interest being shown. There
was not quorum at the last meeting.
Please hand I'm your items. II those
from away are interested as they say they
are i'm all the happenings of our town
none of the items are too small to be
overlooked, so don't wait for something
great to happen, but come with what you
have.
Leonard Frazier, who cut his leg while
chopping in the woods, has returned to
his home i'm Amsterdam, N Y, to be I'M
der the care of his father, who Is a phys
lcian. Mr.. Frazier came from his studies
In college last spring and has been at
work upon the farm for Fred Reed.
The Athol Transcript of this week con-
tains the following: The stock, fixtures
and book accounts Of j. d. Holbrook &,
Co. of Holyoke were sold Tuesday for cash
TO II. II. HolbrOok Of Townshend VT
The price paid will give the creditors a
cash dividend of 80 per cent. or more"
We notice in the Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, Daily Press that Mr. and Mrs.
Park Davis, so well known here, have
gone to California TO spend the remainder
OF the winter Mr.. Davis is one of the
leading lawyers of Sioux Falls. Mrs
Davis is native of this town Her maid
en- name was Della Gray
There will be Martha Washington tea
party and loan exhibition of antiques at
seminary HAN on Feb 22. large num-
Der OF valuable things viii be exhibited
that may be seen but once in a lifetime.
The patronesses will be Miss Mabel Stod-
dard. Mrs. p. b. Perkins, Miss Blanche
Brigham and Mrs. Gregg. They will be
dressed in costumes of we oden time "
Isaac Randall is still i'll at Carl John
son $, where he has been at work ROYAL
Sanderson is on the sick list and under |
the Doctors care. The Bemis children |
have been i'll; their father is better. Mr..
Macdonald, who came home i'll from his |
work in Providence, r. l., some weeks |
ago Is Improving. The sick ones are bet- |
ter at ]. II, Wares
The roll call at the Baptist church tool, |
place last week on Thursday. Rev. Mr. |
Coburn of South Londonderry preached |
an excellent sermon from Romans ga. |
AFTER Whlch the roll was called A good
number were present to answer 10 their
names and letters were read from absent
members expressing their interest i'm the
nome church, some sending substantial
tokens Dinner was served in the yes
try to large number.
- Inc Hadassah league held a social
tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and
MRS E, l.. Hastings, and Notwithstanding
the inclemency of the weather between 5o
ana 90 were present. There were reci-
tatlons and piano duets by Mrs. r.. phil
lips and Miss Mabel Stoddard. Refresh
ments were served and a very pleasant
tme was enjoyed, Mr.. Hastings came 10
the village and took two large sleigh
loads thus through his kindness n num-
Der went who could not otherwise have
gone and for this kindly thoughtfuIness
lhose VINO went are deeply appreciative
The primary department of the village
school, taught by Miss Anne Cooke had
~ pupils. Erving Macdonald was absent
ohe-h alf day during the term. Arthur
cutter one day, Norman Royal one and
Dne halt day. Those having no tardv
marks were Pauline Franklin. Audrey
franklin, Effie Stowen BERTHE HARDING
Harry Moore, Clifford Stowell and Merrill
SPARKS During the year there were 30
visitors not including those at the public
exercises. Miss Cooke has proved an ev-
'eHeht teacher. Public exercises were
lelu the last day which reflected credit
lpoh the teacher and pupils. Mr.. smith
ias zone his part well as a teacher and
ms last term makes four years Miss
Jooke mas traught the primary denart-
nent. We know of but one other teacber
Nho mas taught the school that time
owing to sickness and severe weather
,ug one pupil Of the grammar school,