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

oliver Hale had a severe attack OF
illness last week.
Miss F. V. Goddard spent several days
out Of town last week
Mrs. Leon Drinkwine is suffering from
an attack of bronchitis.
Rev D. f. Estes of Newport preached
at the Cniversalist church Sunday.
Mrs r. d. Sparks of Brooklyn is at G.
$. Smiths for a stay OF several weeks
c. c. Holton has been housed few
days with neuralgia Of the face and head.
The Methodist ladies' held their soci-
able with Mrs. f. +. Bean on High street
last week.
Miss Katherine Cunningham OF Brat
tleboro recently spent a few days among
| Hinsdale friends.
Mrs Edward H. Cook and son. Aaron,
| of Bellows Falls are at w. =. Taylor's for
| an indefinite stay.
Mrs. D. l.. Fisher was called to New
York state last week by the serious i'll
ness of her mother.
Mrs. Harriet Rixford OF Keene and Mrs
Albert Read of Westport were guests Of
Mrs f. NJ. Fuller recently.
Mrs. J. w. Jefords and daughters. Al
ice and Marion, visited relatives i'm Brat
teboro from Friday until Sunday.
\ recent canvass shows a total of 663
persons belonging to St Joseph's parish,
in which 1853 families are represented.
Fred Ward and Miss Lima Ward of
Wilmington. Vt, were recently entertain
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Adams two
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis and two chill
dren of Hartford, Conn, spent last week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. 3.
Davis.
i'm Millers Falls and has returned to her
old place in G, A. Robertson & Co.'S pa
per mill
A dancing school with two sessions a
week is being held in the rink, with Y
Joseph Golden and Andrew Sargent as
instructors.
The Senate in Washington on Friday
confirmed the appointment of Adelia M
Barrows as postmaster of Hinsdale fol
another term.
The Brattleboro street primary school
with their teacher. Miss Minerva Bur
roughs, enjoyed a sleighrde to Winches
ter last week Thursday
Mrs w. o. Amidon and daughter, lisa
dOre, recently spent a few days with Mr.
Amidon in Springfield, Mass, where he Il
receiving medical treatment.
w. B. Stacey win soon move his famil.
from the Universalist parsonage to Mrs
/
, Trickey the Universalist pastor, will oc
: cupy the parsonage.
Next Sunday evening at the Congrega
tional church Lincoln Memorial serVic
: will be held by the Sunday school. t
which every one is invited. A collectio
I will be taken for the Americon Mission
airy association,
Representative Davis was unable I
attend the meeting of the legislature las
| nxuin n
Representative O'Brien was kept at HON
until Wednesday by trouble closely RI
lated to the grip.
4 The pupils of the Monument scho'
Il enjoyed a sleighride to the village Wee
| nesday afternoon of last week, aftC
Il which their teacher, Miss Stearns, treate
n them to a fine supper at her home @
the Brattleboro road.
F. W. Robertson and daughter, Mil
Eva Robertson, went to New York la
| week Wednesday to visit T.. c. Robertsc
and family, previous to their continuir
| their journey to the South. They n
j turned home Thursday.
The gath anniversary of the foundir
| of the Christian EndeavOr movement Wi
J.. celebrated at the Congregational chur'
Sunday evening by union meeting
Is the senior and junior societies, in char
4. of Mrs. r. T.. Metcalf
4. Miss Marion Fitzgerald delightfully."- e.
- tertained ten of her girl friends FridI
10 afternoon, the occasion being her ten
,a birthday anniversary. A sleigh rid
. games, and a banquet were among 4
NJ the pleasant features of the afternoon.
IN About 70 young people gave Miss Ali,
az Wright a genuine surprise last week We
nesday evening" when they invaded al
t. took possession of the commodious far
house of the young lady's parents, N