Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-01-18

F.riter If, lg, Page
Adams C, C, Washburn
Putuam rg. IF. Harlow
Blood *, If, Sweeney
Goals from floor. Ferriter 4. Harlow ..
sweeney, Pierce. Points on fouls, Putney
o. Referee, Coane. Timer, Young.
Scorer, Ketcham.
w E. Aver of Windsor was in town
recently.
Earl Hamin of Newfane has entered the
employ of Corser x Britton.
The piano at the town hall has been
tuned and put in good repair
Remember the chicken-pie supper and
sale at the Baptist church tonight
Nelson and Fred Crosby of Dummerston
were in town several days the past week
Miss J. w. Burnett of Brooklyn came
Monday for a short stay at \. A Lang
lcys.
There will be a basket ball game to-
night between the high school and town
team.
Misses Luna and Sarah Gates have been
at their home in Dummerston the past
week.
Charles Houghton came home from his
work as substitute railway mail CLERK
owing to illness.
Miss Pauline Miller of Brattleboro was
a guest at II. u. EVerleth's Friday and
attended the ball.
ON account of sickness Wayland Aver
came from Windsor to the home of his
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Aver
Mrs c. D. Britton went to Westmore-
land today friday for a few days visit
with Mr.. Britton's mother.
clinton Davenport was recently at his
fathers, Ira Davenport's. He is cornetist
Of the Winchendon orchestra.
W. 5. Adams, formerly of the w. A.
Cole Paper Co, has left Marlboro, y. H.,
to spend the winter in Idaho.
Harold Tyler of Keene came Friday TO
be a guest of his cousin, Mrs Jennie c.
Pierce, and to attend the ball.
Mr.. and Mrs John Underwood enter
tanned Mr.. Wiswall and Miss DeForester
Of keene as their guests for the ball.
George Clark and son. Glen, of Mechan-
tcsyille, father and brother of Mrs. Leon
Hewitt, were her guests over Sunday.
George Thwing, student at the Albany
business college, is at the home Of his
father, c. L. Thwing, on account of i'll
ness with mumps.
The twice adjourned meeting of Mt.
Pleasant Cemetery association will be
held at the Office Of the W. \. Cole Paper
Co Monday at p. m.
Miss Mamie Graves of Springfield,
Mass, and Edna and Herbert Patterson
of Brattleboro were at L. E. Patterson S
Friday to attend the ball.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Bailey went 10
Brattleboro Tuesday to attend the Con-
gregauonal clubs meeting as guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Gilbert
The Fortnightly club met with Mrs. w
A. Cole Friday. The topic under discus
sion was current events. Miss Eliza
Crawford gave a paper on Russia"
Sidney Lucia, who a few weeks age
lost his home by fire, has bought the
George Newcomb place of Fred Newcomt
of Bellows Falls and has moved to it.
The body of Kingsbury Fish wa:
brought here Monday afternoon from
Charlestown, y. H, for burial in tn,
family lot in Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
Mrs. l. r. Doane was in Springfield
Vt, a few days this week. DR.. Doane ha:
decided TO settle there. going into part
nership with his brother, DR.. c. B. Doane
who has large practice
At the Grange meeting Friday evening
the 25th, the newly elected officers viii
be installed by General Deputy II. w
Sargent of Brattleboro, after which {
chicken pie supper will be served
Leon Hewitt has had to give up his pc
sition as clerk at NJ. g. Williamss stor,
on account of i'll health He and Mrs
Hewitt will leave soon for a visit witt
relatives in the northern part of the state
David Frost will take his place at Mr.
Williamss.
:. r. Wiley of st. Johnsbury, who il
to be head farmer for Mr.. Andrews, wa
in town this week with his son and wife
He has hired the Artemus knight hOus
of Mr. Stanford to live in till the hOus
on Mr.. AndrewS's place has been moved
and repaired. Mr. Quimby of St Johns
bury, the boss carpenter, who is also Z
work for Mr.. Andrews, has been here thi
week.
Miss Ella Howard met with an acciden
Thursday, Jan. TO- while skating in from
Of the schoolhouse. In some way un
known TO her she fell and was found lynn
on the ice in an unconscious condition
and was carried to her home. a physi
clan was summoned who pronounced tn
trouble slight conclusion of the brain
After a few days of quietude Miss Howar
has recovered.
Dr. Z. b. Pierce, who is assistant hous
physician at the Stony Void sanitariun
at Lake Kushaqua in the Adirondack
came Saturday after a two weeks Visi
with his wife at Bennington to the HON
of his mother, Mrs. F. L. Pierce, for
short visit DR.. Pierce's friends were gla
10 greet him and could see for themselve
how greatly he has been benefited by hi
stay in the mountains. DR.. Pierce return
ed to Lake Kushaqua Monday.
At the adjourned meeting Of the fir
district Monday evening the folowin
officers were elected: A. NJ. Corser, clerk
A. ]. Aver, chief engineer; c. d. Brittor
assistant engineer; w. G. TreadwaS
SeCOHu assistant eHsIueeI' ~ uuSl4'ia4 In
mittee, w. A. Cole, NJ. D. Whitman G.
Foster; A. ]. Aver, treasurer; NJ. E. Rob
bins, collector; auditors, H. G. Everletf
W. H. Dickinson, A. NJ Corser. II wa
voted to pay the hose company $50.
The Hose company's fifth annual ba
thar has been a topic of interest the pas
two weeks, came off Friday evening, tn
tn, and was a success socially and finan
cially. The Winchendon orchestra, unde
the leadership of Scott Appleton, mad
its first appearance in town and prove
an that had been claimed for it. FroI
to 8.45 the orchestra gave a concer
Then followed the order of Dances open
ing with the grand march led by Mr.. an
Mrs. c. d. Britton, with about 40 couple
in attendance At IL o'clock Landlor
Stockwell of the Kendrck House serve
an oyster supper, accompanied by tn
usual good things.