Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-15
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Principal and Mrs. Lewis arrived here
Saturday night.
Mrs Elizabeth Lawrence is visiting her
! sister. Mrs. Sanderson
Allston Gushing lost a horse last week
! which he valued at 800.
| Mabel Sage and Lucille Cushman visited
| last week at j. c. Talts.
Harry Sparks is driving stage for Mr..
! Carlton to SaXtons River.
Mrs William Mccoy Of Fitchburg is
| visiting at Ralph Snyders.
The Baptist ladies' aid society met
! Thursday and served supper.
Miss Grout, the millner, has returned
| to her home in Athol for the winter.
Lawyer Pierce of Londonderry visited
his aunt, Mrs. ARA Benson, last week.
f. II. Willard is in Montpelier this week
to attend the meetings of state Grange.
Guy Nelson, who has been working In
Brattleboro, has been at home a few days.
Miss Harriet Fletcher spent Tuesday
and Saturday Of last week I'm BrattlebOro.
Fred Chamberlain has found work in
Brattleboro, where he will stay at pres
ent
Mrs. Royal Sanderson visited her niece,
Mrs. Elzada Clayton, near Grafton last
| week.
Guy Bardwell and Miss Lanphear Of
! Bernardston are visitors at Irving Wat
sons.
The ladies' home club Of the Congre-
gational church met with Mrs. II. Wins
low Thursday.
Eta Cobb is in Keene. where she went
to visit her brother Harry. who is clerk
! in a store there.
Miss Abby Follett has returned to her
school In Weston after spending her
vacation at home.
Mr.. Corser and Mr.. Brown, both new
corners in town. began work at C. II.
Wizards mill Monday.
John Rock and Arthur Hall attended
the auction Of Mrs. Jane Derry's goods
In Saxtons River last week
Rev. c. D. r. Meacham has been in
| Windham the past week assisting the
pastor in special meetings.
Miss Bushnell, who has spent the sum-
mer and autumn at c. II. Wizards, re-
turned this week to Chicago
Frank Martin and family have been in
Londonderry. Rawsonvile Rockingham
and Chester on a weeks visit.
A furnace Of a larger size will be put
In the seminary building which will make
the rooms more comfortable.
The annual meeting OF the Congrega-
uonal church and society will be held
next Monday evening, Dec 10.
The Dorcas Guild OF the Congregational
church Will hold a sale OF books and
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Dec ~.
Herbert Evans. Henry Tw1tchell and
Don Boutelle have bought wood on the
Shattuck place, which they are cutting for
firewood
II. II. Curtis Of the United States navy
spent a ten days furiough with his rel
atives. a. +. Williams and family, at
Harmonyville.
Mrs Batchelder. Mrs. Gregg, Mrs.
Baker Mrs. Henry Cobb and Mrs Arthur
Rand took the south bound train We'd
nesday morning
Milton w. Thayer has returned from
his trip to Massachusetts. He spent
Thanksgiving with his sister. Mrs. Ella
Bishop OF Stanford.
Mrs +. =. Rhoades Of Windham has
been visiting her cousin. Mrs. f. H. VII
lard. on her way to Worcester. Mass, to
visit other relatives.
The Saxton family have moved from
the b. b. Brigham farm TO what used to
be known as the Chafree place lately
occupied by Ira Pratt.
BY some mistake the names OF MT
and Mrs. Miles, who entertained friends
on Thanksgiving day. were omitted from
the list given last week.
Thermometers registered seven degrees
above zero Monday morning. which IS
great change from the mild and lovely
weather we have been having.
The seminary opened Tuesday with
good number Of pupils. Mrs. Lewis will
be one Of the teachers. She has been
teacher two years In New York city.
Mrs. Lois Rumrill has gone TO New
London. Conn, TO visit friends and on
her return she will stay through the win
ter with her brother. William Perry.
Miss Amelia Hobart left Thursday for
Minneapolis 70 visit her brother Walter
p Hobart arriving there Saturday morn
/ ing. She renOTtS "A Mica n
We learn that c. H. Evans. who is in
Frogmore with II dogs which he Is train
ing TO hunt, is well. He is pleased with
the climate and had pleasant journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Van Schaick are
expected 10 spend their Christmas vaca-
ton here. Mr.. Van Schaick is assistant
teacher in the high school at Hoosick, y.
Y.
The Baptist parsonage is being put in
readiness for occupancy, Fred Randall
and r. ID. Phillips doing the work When
completed Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis will oc-
cupy 1t.
Mrs. Amelia Gale who has been some
time with her daughters in Saxtons River
and Windham, has returned to her home
here with her daughter. Mrs. Henry
Twitchell.
Frank Clark OF this place recently re-
ceived a letter from his brother Sias
In Denver, whose death was reported in
| 'DNNA peApS4S u llIle dEO through
some mistake.
The two ministers from this place at
tended the Sunday school institute at the
west village and they regretted that the
attendance was not larger. They report
a good meeting.
Arthur Follett of Philadelphia who is
connected with the Pennsylvania railroad
as supervisor, has visited his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Follett Mr. Follett
Is graduate of Phillips Exeter academy
and of Yale college, and he afterward
studied for his work as a civil engineer.
Mrs. George Cheney left Saturday
morning for Schenectady, n. Y, TO visit
her brother. She will not return to her
home i'm Beloit, Wis, this winter. Later
she will come here for a time and Mr.
Cheney will remain here through the
winter
The men who have been at work on the
Salmon Hole bridge have been pleasantly
located in a car where they had all nee
essary conveniences, reading room, etc
While the outward appearances of the
car were not very attractive, it was well
fitted up inside.
Mrs Kenyon is expected home this week
from her w. c. T. U. work in the northern
part of Vermont, where she has been
holding medal speaking contests. Mrs
l.. o. Reed also is expected home soon
| from Burlington. WhRra oh Dapu