Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-11-30
WILLIAMSVILLE,

Frank Dickinson of Dummerston was at
G. w. DiclSinson's for Thanksgiving
Charles II. George of Wells RIVER called
on his many friends in town this week
Schools in town will begin next Mon
day, Dec. 3.
Mrs. A. N. Sherman was in Brattleboro
over Sunday
e. II. Tuthill has moved to L. f. Stra-
toms tenement.
birthday party was held for c. E.
Perry last Friday
G. c. Cooley spent Thursday with his
daughter in Gardner, Mass.
Mrs. J. H. Merrifeld is confined to her
bed with a slight attack OF grip.
Persis Washer went to Brattleboro Sat
urday to stay until after Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Charles Beniker attended the Yale
Harvard football game in New Haven
Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. White spent Thanksgiving
with DIR. Robert Whites family in Will
mantle, Conn.
E. S. Putnam went to Northfeld TO eat
THANKSGIVING dinner with his daughter,
Mrs. G. N IIidder.
Amos E. Stratton, who works in an au-
tomobile factory in Springfield. Mass.
came home for Thanksgiving.
F. ]. Fairbanks went to East Barnard
Monday to stay several days with his
mother, Mrs. William Pennington.
Mrs. A. Z. Atwood is with her sister
Mrs. G. T. ManchestA', this week, and Mr.
Atwood came up to stay over Thursday.
George and Frank Pond, formerly Of
Dummerston, recently of Brattleboro, are
moving to l.. B. Powers's tenement house
Mr.. and Mrs. N b. Perry closed their
home Tuesday and have gone to George
Whites in Brattleboro to spend the win
ter.
S. A. Merriheld came home from Mt
Hermon 10 stay over Sunday, and was
accompanied by friend, Howard Ellen
wood
]. D. Morse of Greenfield came home
|. Wednesday night to stay until Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ].
Morse.
C. e. Park who had cataract re-
| moved from one eye in Hartford, Conn,
has returned and his condition is much
| improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alba Pierce, Vern and
Iva Mundell of Brattleboro were with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Mum
dell, Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morse, Mr.. and
Mrs E. w. Morse and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Morse were at Mrs Hescock's in
South Newfane Thanksgiving.
Rev. Charles Brown Of Saxtons River
called on relatives in town Friday and
Saturday while on his way to Londonder-
ry, where he preached on Sunday.
Florence Adams who has been teaching
in Grafton, and Abbie Adams. who has
been teaching in Brookine, are home with
their mother, Mrs. Abbie Adams this
week
NJ Moon, who has been working for I.
e. Stratton, has moved to the Corey house
on Dummerston hill and has taken con-
tract to cut 100000 feet Of logs for A. NJ
Merrifeld.
Fred E. Gilbert. who has been working
for A. M. Merrifield since Sept 1, finished
work there Wednesday and went to Brat
ueboro to spend Thanksgiving. He will
teach the village school in Newfane the
winter term.
Mrs. Fred Chase OF Revere came LAST
week to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. B. Williams, and Mr. Chase came for
| Thursday, when all the children of Mr.
and Mrs. Williams were at home for the
first time since Mrs. Chase's marriage.
Last Friday morning the tenement
house owned by c. G. Hovey was burned
the fire starring in a shed attached to the
house. E. H. Tuthill, who occupied 'the
house, succeeded in saving the greater
part of his furniture. At one time 1t was
thought that the house occupied by Mr.
Hovey would burn, as the sparks We're
blowing on the house, but the roof was so
wet that shingles did not burn. Mr. Tut
hills furniture was not insured, but there
was insurance on the house through H.
70. Taylor & Sons agency.