Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-12-28

er Fuller has he contract for drawing
the logs.
Mrs. ]. F. washburn is with her
mother in Chez pr, N. H., where she will
remain until aer New Years.
Michael Fole finished work Monday
night at the ! bertson paper mill and
will enter the 9ploy of w. A. Cole.
The marriage Engagement Of Andrew ].
Aver of this tow and Miss Mary Wiley
Roundy Of Rockigham is announced
Mrs. w. S. Adams OF Marlboro, N. H.,
came Wednesday, her home here, now
occupied by Mrl nd Mrs. II. L. Bailey.
Mrs. Henry q Varnock returned FRI
day to her homN Holyoke after a few
days visit at grandfather's, W. A.
Coles.
The annual nj ting Of the Congrega-
tional church at1society will be held at
the church vesa1 Tuesday, Jan. s, at
2 p. m.
Wayland AyeN Employed by the New
England Telephd l& Telegraph company,
with headquarte I'm Windsor, is at his
mothers.
Parker Fuller ID family have moved
from their HON b East Putney to the
boarding house Fned by the Stowell
Manufacturing Qlpany.
E. w. Huntlet home from Brattle-
boro for a two " g vacation, the 8. A.
Smith company kEory, where he Is en-
ployed, being sht own.
William Aiken,G West Dummerston
and Miss Minnie bckwell Of Brattleboro
were guests Of Nh nd Mrs. Henry Stock
well at the hotel esday.
Miss Fanny wi burn has returned to
the New England observatory of Music
in Boston after weeks stay at her
fathers, ]. F. w; burns.
Rufus Jacobs n with serious acct
| dent Monday. HI Yas having a friendly
| bout with John ley when he slipped
and fell, spraining s wrist and shoulder.
The children ofAe public schools be-
| gan the holiday estivities on Friday
| afternoon, observtE the occasion with
appropriate exeryIes and Christmas
| trees.
G. Herbert Huney went Thursday TO
| Southern Pines, MIC. He has been a
| great sufferer from Asthma and his many
| friends hope he mig be benefited by the
| change.
| Clinton Davenport and family of Win
| chendon, Mass, ar, quests at Ira Daven-
| ports. Mr.. and Ms Hugh Crawford en-
| tertained the Davenport family on Christ
mas day.
At the recent rdl call at the Baptist
church greetings were received from -four
| former pastors-ReN j.. F. Mitchell, Rev
Henry Douglas, Re, BE- R. Perkins, Rev
| A. S. Buzzell.
The Putney hose company will hold
| their annual ball jan. IL. The Winchen-
don, Mass, orchestral of five pieces will
| furnish music. Supor will be served al
the Kendrick House
The Christmas aiests at DR.. 1. r
Doane's were Mr.. ald Mrs. John Bennett
and two children and Mrs. Ellen Doane Of
| Worcester, Mass. aso DR.. and Mrs
Charles B. Doane AM child Of Springfield
VT.
Mrs. Oliver Houghton of Springfield
Mass. came to her husbands, Olive
| Houghton's, "Wednesday afternoon on heI
return from Windsor where she attende.
the funeral Of her nephew, Frank E
Clough.
The best Christmas music to many
was the sound of coal as 1t rang on the
shovel w. A. Wood, our coal 6ealer, ha.
had two carloads OF coal arrive, which
Will, in measure relieve the coal fam.
inc which was fast becoming serious
problem.
Frank E. Clough of Windsor, heat
brakeman on a way freight between Brat
tleboro and White Rlver Junction, VIII,
was fatally injured al Brattlebfro Satur
day, has number OF relatives here. H
was son of George D. Clougb nativ
OF TINS Town, ana nepneW or Mrs. Olive
Houghton.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. M! D. Whit
man was the scene Of a quietl weddin
Tuesday evening, Dec 25, Wien thei
son. Frank, was married TO Hken, onl
daughter of the late CAPT. JohfI Mitche
OF Prescott Wedge. MS. The leremon
was performed by Rev III. e. Betum, tn
ring service being used. They we're at
tended by the groom father ami mother
the former giving the bride away Onl
few intimate friends were present. TIL
only out Of town guest was Herber
Chase OF Ludlow, cousin of the groom
The New England Farmer of last wee
contained the following "F. l. Hough
ton OF Houghton fam, Putney, ha
added, to his herd a remarkable yearlin
Holstein bull whose sires dam holds tn
worlds butter record d all breeds, viz
"a pounds, ounces in Seven days; aver
age, All per cent. This bulls sire
Aaggie Cornucopia Johanna Lad an
the butter records in seven days of lat
ter's dam and sire's dam average /:
pounds, 9.5 ounces; the average record
his six nearest dams lis "a pounds
ounces; his dams sire has proven him
. self to be the greatest Holstein sire tn
average record of 81 AZ his daughter
being 20 pounds OF buttar in seven day
This bull will be bred to 80 choice youn
COWS this winter"