Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-29
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home.
Pearl Thayer is with Miss Fletcher this
week.
There were good Christmas sermons at
both churches.
Jerry Lowe and Mr.. Judd spent Monday
in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Kenyon is visiting her son in
Brantford, ontario.
Mr. Judd OF Canton, N. Y, is one Of the
shippers for a. Il. Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Cobb and son spent
Christmas at Mr.. Snyders.
Arthur Wallace of Athol is visiting his
mother, Mrs G. l.. Sexton.
Miss Howard the stenographer, Is at
home from New Hampshire.
Mr. Prichard OF Fair Haven, this state,
is visiting at Homer Ambrose's.
The seminary and the district school
are closed for a weeks vacation.
]. II. Ware has been in South London
derry buying cows the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Durham visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Austin recently.
Miss Mira Hobart has gone to Gulford
to visit her sister, Mrs. Frank Ward
Samuel Ewings an old resident who has
long been in feeble health, is not as well.
Alfred Werner is working for Clarence
Woodard Mr.. Werner formerly lived in
| town.
Royal sanderson has had his pension
increased, and the sum is now $24 per
month.
Leon Truesdel Of Brown university is
spending the holidays here with his
! parents.
! Mrs. Inez Blodgett Of swanzey, n. H.,
and Mr.. Metcalf are at home for the
| holidays.
MIR. Riando had horse fall dead in the
road while returning from Saxtons River
last week.
! Mrs. Mary Jenkins visited her parents.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Derry, in Brookline,
last week.
| The parsonage has been put in fine order
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis viii move in dur
! ing their vacation.
Mr. Snyder and family attended the
| funeral at Londonderry II the child OF Mr.
and Mrs. Purchase.
Henry Hastings, who vas injured in the
woods a short time ago is with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Woodland.
Miss Harriet Fletcher dlned with her
sister, Mrs Burchard. at the Brooks House
! in Brattleboro Monday.
Mr. and Mrs w II Miles and Mrs
! Celia Cutler took their Christmas dinner
! at Fred Cutters Monday.
Mrs. Mccoy has moved from Harrison
| EddN s tenement 10 the chamberlain house
on the way to Harmonyyille.
Mr. Ambrose and William Smith came
near being killed last week by a falling
tree which they were chopping.
a turkey came from Beaufort. s. c., TO
the Evans family and another to Mrs.
| Dale, both arriving MoTday night.
The ice from the Jenison pond is being
| distributed around the Village VIII Hol-
! land was the first to have his ice house
| filled
The basket ball game Friday night re-
| suited in a victory for Leland & Gray
seminary over Brattlebo-o high school by
a score Of 22 to l6
Mrs. Orison Follett has returned from
Brattleboro. where she has been for
| medical treatment. from which she re-
| ceived much benefit.
Miss Agnes Morgan. who took charge
at Orlson Follett's in the absence Of Mrs
| Follett. will return to her studies in the
| seminary after New Years.
The workmen at the steam mill did not
| begin work very early in Harmonyville
the delay being caused by the bursting OF
a steam valve during the night
The legal voters OF the fire district will
meet Jan at the town hall at p. m. TO
hear the reports. choose new officers, and
| transact all necessary business.
a party OF family friends and relatives
| were entertained at \. 4. Mason's Christ
mas day. Don Boutelle and Park Holland
entertained 10 OF their relatives.
c. w. Cutler was in Bellows Falls last
| week as district deputy grand master OF
| the eighth Masonic district OF the state
to make an official visitation TO the lodge
there.
Kirke Dutton OF New York city who
was in town a short time ago has recent
| ly remembered some Of his invalid friends
with many delicacies which have been
much appreciated by them
This week closes the writer's work for
| The Phoenix, and we would bespeak OF the
public the same kindly help to our sue
cessor We have received during the years
We have been engaged In the work
A. ingalls,, who has gone TO spend some
| time with his daughter, Mrs Alice Gleason
| in Mankato. MINI, has asked and re-
ceived letter from the church here so
that he may join the one in Mankato.
George Cheney received a message by
| telephone to meet his brother. Charles, OF
| Hoosick Falls, n. Y, and TO be his guest
| on Monday He accepted the invitation
| and dined with his brother at the Brooks
| House in Brattleboro.
There were pleasing Christmas exercises
| at both churches and the annual chicken
| pie supper of the Congregational church
| was served Monday evening, when IL is
|
After the dinner the roll call took place.
The cars to this place Monday evening
were two hours late out OF Brattleboro
owing TO the breaking down Of the engine
| below Vernon. The long wait was pretty
| tedious but one of the passengers gave
a photograph entertainment to break the
| monotony. We think all were thankful on
| arriving at their destinations.
Miss Ethel Jones is here from her
| studies In Hanover N. H., where she is
attending the training school for nurses
| Carrie Mason and Mary Ware are here
| from Bellows Falls, where they are en-
ployed in the Office OF the Vermont Farm
| Machine company. Mr.. Van Schaick Of
Hoosick. N. Y, Joined his wife here at the
| home of her parents.
George Houghton OF New York city is at
his sisters. Hollie Wilson OF Brattleboro,
employed at the Dewitt wholesale grocery
store in Brattleboro, is at his mothers.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson's. Raymond Starr and
| Harry Cobb. both of whom are employed
in a store in Keene, were here for Christ
mas, accompanied by a friend. ]. II.
Holmes and daughter of Armour, South
Dakota, are spending the holidays at Rev.
G. II. Bakers Miss Grace Morse OF Brat
| tleboro was at Mr.. Eddy's. Delbert
| Hutchinson and son spent Christmas with
his parents in Greenfield. Mr.. Judd, Jerry
Lowe and George Cheney were in Brattle-
boro for the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woodland enter
tained few friends Saturday evening at