Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-02-16
THE VERMONT PHOENIX BRArr1EBoRo 1906
STATIONS RIVER.

Miss Nellie Fredette is III.
Mrs VIII stoodley and daughter,
Maude, are rooming at G. N. Smiths.
Mrs r. l.. Twltchel is Ill in Townshend,
where she has just begun housekeeping.
Jennie Fredette has finished work in
Troy, N. H., and returned here Tuesday.
Maynard Gale and Charlie simonds's
youngest boy have been Ill with pneu-
monia-
Herbert Barry Of Newport visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Barry, over
Sunday.
D. p. Taft Of this place recently was
chosen manager and leader of the Bel
lows Falls band.
The ladies' society of the Baptist church
Will hold food sale IN the church vestry
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Walter Hadlsy has bought out the
Kimball Carriage company at Bellows
Falls and will move his business there.
Miss Louise Peabody, who has been at
work IN Boston the past three months,
returned home Monday to stay two weeks.
Mae Morris, who has been boarding at
G. N. Smiths some time, went to Bellows
Falls Monday to work for Mrs. Campbell
number from here attended the gem
tlemen's night entertainment given by the
Woman's club at Bellows Falls Tuesday
evening.
Miss Farr and her scholars. those in
the first and second grades, enjoyed a
sleighride to Bellows Falls after school
Wednesday afternoon.
The Nature club and invited guests,
numbering 50, went on a sleighride to
Walpole last Monday evening and had
supper, returning about ~ o'clock
Mrs Ray Woodward and her brother.
Curtis, went Tuesday to Hinsdale, ~ H..
to live Mr.. woodward went there re-
Gently to be loom fixer in a mill there
Henry Hin and family, who moved to
Springfield last fall from this place, will
sail next Saturday, from Boston, to Eng
land, their former home. They have been
spending several days with Mr.. Hills sis
ter, Miss Mary Hill
The grammar school had a delightful
surprise last week when Superintendent
Merriman brought to their room the
school banner, which is placed IN the
different schools of the town for the best
attendance for a month. 1t was the first
time their room had had II.
A party OF about 60 from Bellows Falls
had trolley ride to this place last Friday
evening and had supper at the hotel.
After supper the dining room was cleared
and dancing was enjoyed until about IL
o'clock. General Manager Copley fur
nished special cars for the party.
The basket ball team from White River
Junction, which was to have played here
last Saturday evening was unable Ia
come. game was played between the
first and second teams of Vermont
academy, the game being won by the first
team ca to 10. The Vermont academy
third team also played a game the same
evening with the village boys, score 10 Il
10 In favor Of the academy team.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tarbell were much
surprised last Saturday evening when a
large amount Of groceries were left with
them from c. F. Simondss store c. "
smith had circulated a paper and had
$25 signed for them besides some wood
/ and meat. Mr.. Kimball has been unable
to work for 10 weeks on account Of blood
poisoning In his right hand caused by
pricking 1t on the rough edge of the bacl,
OF an old axe. Although his hand is now
improving he cannot work with it.