Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-29

WESTMlNSTER.


Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts are away for the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Laplne have taken
the Jennison tenement.
Miss Edna Wright is at home from
Boston to stay two weeks.
Miss Bessy Leach gave a whist party
Wednesday evening to her young friends.
The school entertainment and church
concert were entertaining and well at
tended.
Mrs Fred Kimbal has returned from
the Massachusetts General hospital, where
she had surgical treatment.
Miss Grace Darling Of Adams and Miss
Mary Darling Of Walpole were in town
Wednesday to call on old friends.
Mrs d. T. Taylor who underwent an
operation last week for appendicitis, Is re-
covering as well as can be expected
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lovejoy and son
were at L. c. Richardson's over Christ
mas. Mr.. Richardson has returned from
Detroit
John Richmond is in Walpole caring for
Mrs. Richmonds aunt, Mrs. Fuller, who
had q serious accident at Dana Hooper's
last week.
Mrs. Fred Harris spent Christmas in
North Walpole and Miss Jessie Judd and
brother were with Mr.. and Mrs. Judd at
Kurn Hattin.
Books just added TO our library include
Sandy, The House of Mirth, Nedra, The
Missourian. The Clansman, The Masquer-
ader, The Wood Fire in No 3, Rose o tho
River.
Jack Dunbar. who has been in G. H.
Walkers store nearly two years, will
leave Jan. for Mt Clemens, Mich, on
account OF Ill health. His many friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
ID
Ludlow to spend the holidays and Ethel
Fullam is home from Bellows Falls; Mr..
and Mrs Griffin of Bellows Falls are at
John Ellis's and Ed Farr is at home to
stay few weeks.
The Fortnightly club will meet with
Mrs. Charles Arnold next Monday even
ing and the program will be as follows:
Reading, Miss Edna Wright Carnegie's
Life and Work. Mrs. S. NJ Nutting; read
ing, Miss Wright; current events.
Mrs. l.. a. Pierce was the recipient of
a beautiful toilet set from the members
of the Junior Endeavor society on Dec.
%. her birthday anniversary. 1t was a
complete surprise as Mrs. Pierce has been
housed the past three weeks with illness.
The presentation was made by the pres
ident of the society, Clarence Wright
The Junior Endeavor society has a
quilt containing 800 pieces each piece
representing one share. to be sold at one
cent a share. After all shares are sold
the quilt will be given away. The child
rem are busy with the work Of selling the
shares. The money will be used for
charitable purposes by the society. The
president of the society is Clarence
Wright, vice president Hollis Wright:
president OF the sewing club, Katie Jefts;
vice president, Edna Knmball.
Richard Willard OF Boston spent Christ
mas with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Willard. Mrs Ethel Jennison OF
Athol was at ID. w. Jennisons: Mrs. Paul
Lapine with her daughter in Windsor;
Wallis Metcalf OF Springfield, Mass, with
his parents, also Fred Metcalf and Miss
Grace Underwood OF Bellows Falls;
Charles Bundy of Lebanon, n. H., with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller; Mrs. George
Hayes OF Springfield. Mass, at W. S.
Fenn's.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walton
Farr on Christmas day there was a de-
lightful family gathering. Sixteen happy
people came to a bountifully spread table.
Those present included Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Field and two children, Misses Jessie and
Ruth WOODBURY. and Arthur Woodburn OF
Springfield. Vt; Mr.. and Mrs d. c. Wood
burn and George WOODBURY.. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Farr and two children OF this place
After dinner a picture was taken OF the
family group and a Christmas tree was
enjoyed in the evening. This event was
the first time in five years when the
| Woodburn family had been together.
Mrs. Walton Farr and Mrs. Frank Farr
and Mrs. Fred Field are daughters Of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. c. WOODBURY.. Arthur Wood
burn Will leave the first of February for
Minneapolis, and doubtless II will be a
long time before another gathering OF the
same nature is held.