Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-10-27
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.


Mrs. f. A. Hulett has returned from
her visit.
Shirley Brigham Of st. Johnsbury is
in town for the deer hunting.
Mrs. II. S. Goddard has returned from
her visit in Springfield, Mass.
Edgar Randall OF Mansfield, Mass. is
spending a few days with his parents
A. d. Jackson is receiving a visit
from his father, whose home is in Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Stuart OF Leo
minister, Mass, are visiting at o. s.
Stewards.
Marvin Howard has gone to Maine in
company with two brothers to hunt
moose and deer.
The excursionists have returned from
their trip to New York, we'll pleased with
their outing.
David Aldrich and Fred Laselle have
had telephones put in their homes during
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Curtis are in Boston
this week. Mrs. Barney is assisting at
the hotel in their absence.
The Methodist ladies' aid society met
with Mrs. X. F. Hewes for a dinner and
social on Wednesday A good time was
enjoyed.
John Farnum OF Bennington Is visit
ing in town. Mr.. Farnum was formerly
ness in the manufacturing line.
E. w. Shine has received news OF the
death OF his brother, George Shine Of
Townshend. Mr. Shine formerly lived in
this town and is pleasantly remembered
by many.
The Baptist ladies' aid society will give
a Halloween party at their vestry next
Tuesday evening. Entertainment ap-
propriate for the occasion will be given
also a Halloween supper.
The exhibition under the auspices Of
the Sons OF Veterans came OF last Friday
There was a good house and everything
passed on satisfactorily. After the play
there was an oyster supper followed by
a dance.
Rev. John s. Lyon, a native OF this
town, who is pastor of a church in
Holyoke. was elected president OF the
Massachusetts State Baptist Missionary
association at the annual convention held
In North Adams this week.
Now Is the happy time for the deer
hunters. As far as we have learned up
to the present time there have been three
killed in this section, two in this town
and one in Winhall Harold Rhodes, a
lad OF l6, on Monday shot a deer weigh
ing $50 pounds, in the southeast part of
the town. A. w. Rawson on Wednesday
brought down one about a mile from the
was shot by Dexter Howard on Tuesday
in Winhall. weight 200 pounds.
Among the many bright and interesting
old people that we have among US may
be mentioned Mrs Alkaline Pierce. who IL
in her seth year. In three weeks time
she husked IS bushels OF corn besides as
sisting in the homework. She lives near
the village in the family Of her son-in-
| law. A. p. Cutting, in the old home that
she has lived in many years. She ia
bright and intelligent, a great reader well
| informed on all the topics OF the day. She
has read the Bible through by course
many times during her busy and useful
life.
Several from here attended the funeral
OF Aretas Dryden at Peru on Monday
Mr.. Dryden was a young man we'll known
here. having lived here several years
and later he was engaged in business In
] New York, but falling health caused him
TO seek the country. hoping for a bene-
| At, but to no purpose He had beer
gradually growing worse several weeks
and the end came on Saturday. He was
a young man OF good habits. possessed q
kind heart and had many warm friends
He leaves a father and mother. brothers
and sisters. one OF whom is Mrs. Sherman
Cone Of this place. who will miss hin
sadly.