Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-10

The license vote stands "A no. "a yes.
A. f. Park is preparing to reopen his
mill
w. f. Knapp of Brooksde was in town
last week.
Miss Truesdell and nephew are visiting
at Mr.. Truesdell's.
Mrs. Addie Adams of Brattleboro is
visiting her parents.
w. II. Miles recently received the APP
pointment Of notary public.
Frank Clarke is here from Westmore-
land, where he has been six months.
Mr.. styles, a former resident of Simp-
sonville, was in town Wednesday.
Miss Young of Brattleboro was with
her aunt, Mrs. r. N. Marsh, Sunday
Mrs. Mary and Mildred Phillips have
returned from a visit in Millers Falls,
Mass.
Royal Sanderson reports the snowfall
for the month of February TO have been
two feet
Fred Zuill has left town, owing several
bills which he had contracted while here
on a logging job.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant of Winhall are
with their daughter, Mrs. Fred Reed, for
several weeks stay.
Mrs. Florence Loomis, who has been
visiting her brother, A F. Stone, has
gone to Brattleboro.
George Alexander and Mr.. and Mrs
Chauncey Gale and child of SaXtons River
were in town Sunday
The stockholders of the Townshend Inn
will hold the annual meeting Saturday
evening at $50 o'clock.
Hiram Cobb, who has been spending
some time with his son, II. o. Cobb, has
returned to his home in Wardsboro
r. n. Marsh and family attended the
celebration of Mr.. Marshs brothers
birthday anniversary in Brookline last
week.
The ice in West river has not broken
up all winter and serious trouble is feared
when the break does come, as the ice is
so thick.
Edwin Eddy has been seriously i'll the
past week 1t was feared at first that
the trouble was shock, but this did not
prove to be true.
1t seems as though the deer are having
a hard time enough with the cold and lack
of food without being chased and worried
by dogs. Is there no way to prevent it?
Mrs Mabel Farnsworth and daughter.
Mabel, have gone to Mr.. Aliens in East
jamaica. Mrs. Farnsworth's father, Mr.
Farmer. has gone to Cromwell, Conn,
to live.
Mr.. Woodland began to move his goods
from Westminster West last week to the
Lawton Nichols farm. recently occupied
by Mr.. Brooks, who will move to Cam
bridgeport.
Mr. Wellman, who has been spoken of
as being i'll, is more comfortable. His
three sons from Chester have been here,
and John Wellman will remain some time
to care for him.
Mrs. W. Scott is ill., threatened with
pneumonia Mrs Rice is having measles
a second time. Jerry Lowe remains in n
critical condition, as measles have left
him with bad cough.
Spring seems to be keeping up the repu-
tation of winter for severity Their
mometers registered 10 below zero Tues
day morning, and since March came i'm
it has been zero weather.
We do not claim the credit of giving
measles to Brattleboro people. The physi-
clans here who are authority i'm the mat
ter say So They took them the same as
people here did, on the cars. There were
no cases at the time spoken of, nor for
some time after so it was impossible
The lumber teams are not passing as
usual now but the past winter has been
an unusual one, there having been no let
up on shedding since Thanksgiving and
a short time before. Lumbermen have
seldom seen such a winter for their bust
ness.
West River Grange will meet Friday
evening, March H. Following is the pro-
gram for the lecturers hour: Reading
Mrs. Marsh; current events, Mrs. Snow;
song, Mrs Osgood; paper, Mrs Gale;
duet Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cobb discussion,
Our new school law, and what benefit
shall we derive from it?" roll call, each
person to respond to his name, All come
few of the friends of Mrs. Angelina
Holloway helped to celebrate her S5th
birthday anniversary by calling upon her
Monday afternoon at Rev. Il. A. Royals
each visitor carrying some gift. Re-
freshments were served, and very pleas
ant social time was enjoyed. Mrs. Hollo-
way is an aunt of Mrs. Royal and has
come recently to make her home with
the Royal family.