Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-04-27
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MIS- IItu hanuall is III bTdllleDOTO lnlS
week for a short stay.
Mrs w. o. Davis and son recently
visited relatives in Jamaica.
Raymond Truesdell has engaged to
work for Walter Eddy this summer.
Eugene weatherbee has been doing
cabinet work for Mrs. G. II. Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Davis and daughter
of Brattleboro are in town this week
Alton Holden will be employed on G.
Q. Stebbinss farm the coming summer.
John Greenwood visited his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Greenwood, the past week.
Miss Esther B. Macdonald began her
third term of school in Athens on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allbee of Cam
bridgeport visited at Edgar Allbee's last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwen Farwell visited at
Mrs. Fuierton's and Don Boutelle's last
week.
Miss Eta Cobb has gone to Stratton
where she will teach the spring term of
school.
Russell Aldrich is working for e. C.
Davis on the Thayer place which is being
repaired.
Mrs. Plumb has been i'll this week Mrs.
Lottie Dutton has been recovering from
her illness.
health. is visiting at George Wares in
Brookline.
Ira Pratt has a new sheep shearing
machine and is at present employed by
Horace Gale.
The Dorcas Guild will meet at the
Congregational chapel Thursday after
noon April 8.
Miss Mabel Allbee returned this week
to her school in Windham, where she has
taught several terms.
Several OF our townspeople took the
opportunity last Sunday to attend church
In neighboring towns.
Guy Nelson. who has been critically i'll
with pneumonia at the Brattleboro
hospital, is slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Miles visited their
daughter and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Cutler. in Brookline last week.
Miss Ella Stebbins has returned to
Springfield. Mass. to her usual employ
ment as milliner for the season.
b. d. Jewell OF Nottingham, who was
attending county court at Newfane,
spent Sunday at Rockwell Davis's.
w II. Miles. who is agent for farming
implements did a rushing business last
Tuesday, making a number Of sales.
our new market is in a prosperous
condition and business is increasing,
which speaks well for Proprietor Barnes.
Mr. Keith, who has charge Of the new
mill that came TO town last week, has
gone away to help carry on his lumber
job.
Rev. Z. Haynes of Danbury, N H., win
preach at the Congregational church
Sunday. April 29. All are cordially in
vited.
Marshall Martin OF Bellows Falls has
been in town recently on business re-
lating to the sale of his place to Roscoe
Marsh.
Jennie Mccoy has finished work at the
hotel She will live with her sister, Mrs.
McCarty, for the present. Raymond
Brown takes her place.
Mrs. Clark and granddaughter. Nella,
who have been visiting in Wardsboro
and Windnam. have returned and are
with Mrs Herbert Franklin.
Arthur Greenwood has finished work
at Wizards mill and has moved his
family to Williamsville where he will be
employed on the farm OF Leslie Stratton.
John Fullerton has bought the Helen
Ober place for his daughter, Miss Mabel
Fullerton Mrs. Fullerton will not buy
at present, but win live with ner daugh-
ter.
Rev. G. II. Baker, while journeying
to his new home and place OF business in
Aberdeen. S. D.. made a stop in Chicago.
where he called on DR.. Morey and Miss
Esther Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Phillips were
pleasantly remembered on the anniversary
OF their marriage with bouquet of beau
tiful flowers from their brother, Wright
Phillips of Mlllers Falls.
At the last meeting Of the Grange a
committee Of three was chosen to arrange
the program for the next meeting there
by relieving the lecturer, Mrs. Z. b.
Batchelder, who Is recovering from an
attack Of grip
Mr. McCarty, who came here recently
from Maine and is occupying Harrison
Eddy's tenement will move to Arthur
Greenwoods house below Harmonyville
recently vacated. Mr.. McCarty will be
employed in Wizards mill
The ladies' aid society will meet in
the Baptist vestry next Wednesday and
VIII serve May supper. which will be
out OF the ordinary, consisting OF hot
rolls, as great a variety Of pies as the
ingenuity of the ladies' can devise pickles
and coffee
1t is with sadness that we mention the
death of Harold Sprague of Jamaica,
which occurred Tuesday. He was a
graduate of Leland and Gray seminary
in the class of 1904 and will be re-
membered by many here in town as we'll
as by his old schoolmates.
Fred Kimball of Westminster, Dr. F. L.
OsBoOd ana George L. Alexander of Sax
tons River and Loren Pierce OF Lon
donderry were in town Monday on BUSH
ness relating TO the sale OF the property
OF Mr.. Reando, who left town in con-
siderable haste a few weeks ago.
H. o. Winslow, who has been spending
several weeks here with his mother and
sister, left last Thursday and will visit
Boston, Thomaston, Me-, Louisville, KY,
Chicago, ILL.,, and viii leave there April
30 for Phoenix. Arizona, via ST. Louis and
New Orleans, arriving at mis- destination
about the middle of May.
The next meeting of West River
Grange will be held May 4. The program
Is as follows: Music by Grange; duet,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Franklin; paper, Fred
Osgood and Harry Sparks; music. Hugh
Phillips; question, What can be done to
prevent the ravages of injurious insects"
general discussion led by F. H. Willard.
At the millinery opening last We'd
nesday Miss CIRCUITS room was tastefully
decorated with potted plants and cut
flowers, and these with the delicate hued
ribbons. made a dainty setting for the
hats which We're on exhibition It would
be impossible to describe with any de-
gree Of satisfaction the dainty combina-
tions which were shown. Miss Mildred
Phillips. who assisted. was most be-
comingly dressed in white
Henry Forrest, who has been employed
Joined here last Saturday by his two
brothers, one from Vergennes and one
from Londonderry, and together they
hax a. IT.. LII. a.