Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-05-05

George whiteman will move soon to
a farm in Walpole.
Mrs. NJ. F. Robbins went to Boston
Monday to spend week.
John Underwood has moved into the
house with E. w. Huntley.
oliver Houghton went to Greenfield
Saturday, returning Monday.
Harland Whitney returned Saturday
from a visit in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Eliza M. Crawford visited relatives
in Springfield Mass, this week.
Miss Julia Gorham is home from
Greenfield for few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Drury of Mt. Her
mon, Mass, visited in town Friday.
George warwick has sold his farm in
Dummerston, and will move soon to Put
ney.
DR.. A. C. Patterson went to Montpelier
Wednesday on a business trip of two
days.
Louis Gorham returned Saturday night
from Savannah, Ga, where he spent the
winter.
Miss Lucy White of Aiken, S. c., is
visiting her sister, Miss S. b. White on
West hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Brainerd spent Sun
day with their son, Duane Brainerd, in
Bellows Falls
MISS MARY fOlell came 10 ner summer
home Wednesday. Miss 1. L. Briggs will
come Monday
Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Metcalf went Sat-
urday to their new field in Athens and
Cambridgeport.
Mrs. NJ E. Whitman returned Monday
from a visit with her son. Frank, in
Winchester, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Cobb of East
Putney are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
f. G. bort, in Keene.
The last dancing school will be held
next Wednesday evening. Mrs. Baldwin
will give two solo dances.
Mrs. Charles Warwick is slightly bet
ter. Her nurse was taken i'll with
measles and had to return home.
Mrs. w. A. Cole very pleasantly en-
tertained about 25 women of the Congre-
gational society Wednesday afternoon.
Station Agent Tatro was in Springfield.
Mass, a part of this week, where his
father underwent an operation in a
hospital.
The Boston architect and contractors
employed in the construction of Miss
Andrewss house on West hill were in
town Tuesday
Rev. and Mrs. ]. E. Berry were guests
of Rev. A S. Buzzell Monday. Mr.. Berry
has accepted a call to the North Troy
Baptist church.
Harding Bennett has bought the James
Crawford house. where he lives of George
Townshend, who recently bought 1t of
the Crawford estate.
Adolphus Harrington returned Sunday
to his home in East PutneX He had
been i'll at the home of his son, Charles
harrington, since October
The young mems praying band con-
Quoted services at the West hill school
house last Sunday, and will hold a meet
ing next Sunday at o'clock
DIR. A. C. Patterson intends to close
his dental Office about May Is and locate
in a larger field. He has not decided
definitely as to where he will go.
Miss May Buzzell, who has been ill with
nervous exhaustion, is able to ride out
every day She is closing out her mill
linery stock, which is in charge of her
sister
Will Francis of Springfield, Mass, has
bought the Jane Roberts house for his
mother, who will live there The pur-
chase was made of Mrs. L. L. Drury of
Mt. Hermon, Mass.
e. E. Blood and w. E. Pierce returned
Friday from North Woodstock. N. H,
where they attended an auction sale of
"a large work horses at a lumber camp.
They made no purchases.
Baptist church, Rev. A S. Buzzell, pas
tor. 10 a. m, young mems prayer band;
followed by the ordinance of the Lords
supper; ~ m, Bible school; $50 p. m,
Christian Endeavor meeting; 7.SO, preach
ing, "A Story in Three Chapters"
Showers seem to be few and far be-
tween in this vicinity, but notwithstand-
ing a very hard shower occurred at the
home of Mrs A. M. Corser, when the Opus
club arrived, jangling their tin and iron
ware, and gave Mrs c. ID. Britton a
kitchen shower
A. w. ]. Wilkins has sold his farm, the
Puffer farm, to A. F. Nathan of Engle-
wood, N. J., who will take possession
June /. The sale included the stock and
tools. The farm comprises ITS acres. Mr..
Wilkins will move to the house formerly
occupied by him near Mt. Pleasant Gem
etery.
The listers have arranged an alpha
betical abstract of the lists of the indi-
vdual taxpayers and have. filed 1t with
the town clerk for inspection. All persons
who feel aggrieved at the appraisal Of
the listers are warned to meet them in
the selectmen's room tomorrow at 2
o'clock.
The new paper mill in Ashuelot, owned
by a corporation of which w. s, Adams
and w. A. Cole of this town are mem
bers was damaged seriously by fire Tues
day morning. Mr.. Cole started for Ashue-
lot Immediately on receiving the news,
but Mr.. Adams was confined to his house
by illness. An account of the fire is given
in the Hinsdale correspondence in this
paper.