Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-08

Mr. and Mrs II. L. Carr and Mr. and Mrs.
j, Holland Hastings of Athens. The
family party set down to one of Land
lord Burke's best dinners and a pleasant
reunion was enjoyed.
Frank Phelps lost one of his horses
Monday.
Prof. Lewis and bride are expected
this week.
The Dorcas Guild met Thursday with
Mrs. Beebe.
Mr. Smith of Grafton is chopping for
Eugene Bemis.
during vacation.
Myrtle Hall has been suffering from a
sore on her hand.
James Gilbert spent a day in South
Newfane last week
Mrs. Pratt of Boston visited her sister.
Mrs. Rice, last week.
Miss Cora Mason is spending several
days in Bellows Falls.
Abbie Follett is home from Weston
spending her vacation.
Guy BardwelI of Bernardston. Mass
is at Irving Watson's
Mrs. Mary Jenkins visited recently at
her old home in Cambridgeport.
Edwin Sawyer returned to his home in
Hyde Park last week Wednesday.
Olive Pierce visited her aunt, Mrs Fred
Pierce, in South. Newfane last week
Royal Sanderson reports the rainfall
for November to have been IL inch.
Mr. Brown Of Wardsboro has moved
into the Eliot Morse place in Harmony
vile.
]. E Edison carried a large load Of
poultry to Bellows Falls before Thanks
giving.
The Home club will meet with Mrs
Hattie Winslow on Thursday afternoon
OF next week.
John Chase OF California, former
resident and student here, has been in
town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder attended the
funeral of Mrs. Snyder's brother In Lon
donderry Sunday.
Samuel Meacham of Newport has re-
Gently visited his brother, Rev. C. d. II.
Meacham, at f. L. Hastings's
Mr. Cone killed pig for ARA Benson
that was eight months old and weighed
after 1t was dressed 313 pounds.
William Smith, who has been very Ill
at his home on the hill, is better and
is working for Homer Ambrose.
In the absence OF Fred Reed at the
Baptist Sunday school Sunday Miss Bessie
Dutton took his place as secretary.
Mrs. Atwood, Stella Gray, Susan Ross.
Blanche Brigham and Miss Christie Park
TOOK the southbound train Tuesday morn
ing.
large number attended the Hayden
auction on Tuesday. Mr.. Hayden will
return to his former home in Brockton.
Mass.
Horace Gale has moved the household
goods of the late Jane Derry to Saxtons
River, where they were sold at auction
Dec. l.
Mr.. and Mrs, owen Chase of South
Windham visited their daughters. Mrs.
Hloert Boutelle and Mrs. Dennis Jones,
recently.
Agnes Morgan is taking charge at
Orison Follett's in the absence of Mrs
FoHett who is at Brattleboro for electrical
treatment
Miss Webster, the photographer, is
making calendars with different photo
graphic views she has been taking the
past season.
Mrs. Abbie Taft has \put up a small
building in the rear OF Mr.. loves store
Tor the convenience of Mr.. Lowe, who
needed more room.
Deacon Stebbins, Alton Holden and
Bert ODER attended the Adams auction
in South Newfane last week and the first
named bought COWS.
While looking about the Parks mill
welcome Blood of the West village got
100 near some OF the machinery and
lost one of his fingers.
7. w. Kirkland Of Holyoke, c. II. Miles
OF Saratoga, N. Y, and Carlton G. Dor
man of Keene were at the Townshend
Inn over Thanksgiving
Union services were held at the Ran
tlst church Sunday evening. Those who
attended heard good sermon from Rev
o. II. Baker, the Congregational minister.
Rev. and Mrs. Cahee and daughter
recently visited at Charles Halls on
their way to their new home in Brandon.
W., where he has call as an evangelist,
Mrs. Susan Lawrence Of Harmonyville
sprained her ankle last week Hugh
Holbrook and Fred Reed are among the
number who have been injured by acct
dents recently
Oscar Deane, jr., has recently moved
from the Manning place to the Vestus
Wilbur place, district No. TO- where he
Is hired to care for a large stock of cattle
and nearly 100 sheep.
Florence and Abbie Adams of South
Newfane spent Sunday with Mrs. Sarah
Wilson. Miss Florence Adams teaches
IN Grafton this winter and Miss Abbie
viii attend the seminary.
Roscoe Marsh has man helping him
IN the blacksmith shop, which is full of
business the year round, which speaks
Wen Tor the way Mr.. Marsh does his
WORK many coming from out of town to
get work done