Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-26
JAMAICA,

Fannie Ballard visited in Newfane this
week
Hubert White was in town several days
| last week.
Mrs. Wolcott closed her school last
week and is at home
Mr.. Leavitt and family moved recently
to Mrs. Starks tenement.
Angie knight has finished work at d.
Eddy's and has gone home.
! a union prayer meeting will be held at
II. Q. Emerson's Saturday evening
Mr. Donovan and family have begun
| housekeeping in Mrs. Sellers house
Elton Williams is expecting to receive
soon fine stallion weighing 1900 pounds
Mrs. Norris Smith of Saxtons River
visited her aunt, Mrs. S. L. Rawson. last
week.
Miss Croker is boarding at Mrs. Sell
ler's for few days, having finished her
school on West Hin.
| w. c. Shields of Bombay. N V, presi-
dent OF the Jamaica Lumber company. is
expected to be in town next week.
Rev. c. S, Ropes will preach in West
| Pawlet Sunday and Mr.. Chase will occupy
the pulpit at the Baptist church.
Four of the Jamaica Lumber company's
men on West hill finished work Monday
and returned to their homes in Northern
! New York.
Rev. Mr.. Ropes will go to Pawlet next
sunday. His pulpit at the Baptist
church will be filled by Rev. Mr.. Chase
of North Springfield,
a subscription paper was circulated this
week for the benefit of Jerry Leahy.
whose house was destroyed by fire last
Thursday night. About $35 was raised.
The house occupied by Jerry Leahy and
owned by Horace Sanders was burned last
/ thursday evening between and 7 o'clock.
Most OF the household goods were saved.
The White brothers have sold their
property. formerly the David Twitchell
place, to Mr. Booker of Worcester. Mrs.
Booker was granddaughter of Mr..
LWltchell and a daughter of Mrs. Laura
Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl H. Gleason returned
from their wedding journey last Friday
night. They are busy receiving congrat-
ulations from their many friends. They
Will live with Mr.. Gleason's father at the
hotel until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer were given
pound party last Monday evening NV
thelr many friends in town, all of whom
| LETT them some substantial Gift as n
token of good will. The evening was
pleasantly spent with games and a gem
eral good time is reported by all
The suit of d. Sherwin VS.. NJ. p. Raw
son was heard at the office of A. v d
Piper before Justice e. NJ. Butler on Mon
DAY Judgment was rendered for the
plalntlm to recover S95.Oi and costs,
amounting TO slOO.72 A. V. ID. Piper an
peared for the plaintiff. The defendant
was not represented by counsel
The many friends in this town of c s.
Chase' court reporter of Whitingham
are pleased to learn of his intention
10 become candidate for the Office of
county E senator Mr.. Chase is a man who
! wen hhed by all who have the pleasure
/ Oh MS acquaintance and II is hoped nv,
them that he may be successful in secur-
| ing the office.
MT Lebanon lodge, No. 46, was visited
last Saturday evening by d. ID q M
Cutler and IL others from Blazing Star
louse OF Townshend. The Fellow Craft
degree was worked by the Mt. Lebanon
.ouse, loltowed by the Knights of Bur
mlngham degree conferred on six candi-
dates by the Blazing Star lodge. A ban
quet was served.
1t has been decided bv the Ta,,o,oo
Dramatic club TO present the drama
Tony, the Convict" on Jan. 81 A new,
parlor scene has been added to the sta 90
equipment of the opera house for tbis
pay also other special attractions which
Mtn an tehd' II Is hoped, to make this
pay the success OF the season. All are
working hard to perfect their parts and
reheafsals viii be held every night from
now on Reeds orchestra of five pieces
mas peen engaged to furnish music botb
ior the play and the dance which viii
follow This orchestra is considered one
OF the best In this section and the patrons
OF the play are assured that good salts
Iactlon VIII be given. Contrary to the
usual custom there win be an advance
sale OF tickets at Muzzy's store.
Lehentaler Brothers Of Lebeta. pa
n nay, pegun correspondence the past week
factory here for the working Of harS