Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08


Mrs Leslie Lowe returned oct 30 from
her trip to Boston.
Arthur Stone has work at Wizards
steam mill as fireman.
w II. Blanchard is putting n furnace
into Edgar Allbee's house.
The Ladies' Home club will meet with
Miss Susan Ross next Wednesday.
Wesley Phillips left this week for his
winter home in Daytona, Florida
\. A. Blood was prevented from work
ing at Newfane last week by Illness
Mrs. $ ]. Smith Of Springfield Mass.
visited last week at Russell Aldrchs
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Gale spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin in Bellows
Falls.
Bert Obcr has obtained work in the
Goodnow, Pearson K Hunt store in Brat
tleboro.
The village school. taught by Mr. Will
lis. will close this week with the regular
term examinations
Miss Alice Franklin OF Brattleboro is
spending the week with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Franklin.
The four schools in town are holding
examinations preliminary to those that
will come In June of next year.
Miss Mary Ware. Miss johnson and
Fred and Simon Davis OF Bellows Falls
spent Sunday at J. II. Wares.
We are informed by Royal Sanderson
that three inches OF rain fell last week
and two inches came last Saturday. night
Miss Ethel Sparks visited last week
with her aunt. Mrs. Mary Twitchell. and
her cousin, Mrs. Mary Adams. in Brat
tleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rand and Mr..
trict meeting Of the Eastern Star in
Brattleboro Friday
Ray Holt. who began work at the sta
ton last Monday, was taken sick and
gave up the position as station agent
and George Allbee has taken his place.
Auction bills are up for the sale OF the
farm tools and household goods of T. S.
Jones. on Monday, Nov. H. beginning at
10 a. m, the auctioneer being J. II. Ware.
Rev. Mr.. Gushee. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Mason. Mrs. Celia Cutler and Deacon
c. Q. stebbins attended the roll call Of
the Baptist church in Brookline on Fri
day.
Norman Marsh drove from Brookllne
last week and visited his son, Roscoe
Marsh. returning on Tuesday of this
week. Mr.. Marsh is in his 92d year. and
remarkably active for a man of his ad-
vanced age.
Mr.. Brown and Frank Bickford went
Monday to Wiliamsvile for Mrs. Bick-
ford's goods which have been stored
there many months, and moved them to
F. L. loves tenement, which Mrs. Bck-
ford is now occupying.
dead doe was found last week by Mr.
Stebbins and Walter Eddy 1t had been
shot through the heart. It was found
under an apple tree on Mr. Stebbinss
land 1t had evidently been shot by mis-
take and left by hunters.
VIII Scott left last week for SPRING
field to attend to necessary work on the |
street railway of which he is superin-
tendent Fred Lawrence has charge of
the jelly making at the mill assisted by |
some Of the regular mill employees.
West River Grange will meet Friday OF |
next week, at which time five members !
will be given the third and fourth de- !
grees. This Grange will meet with the |
Wardsboro Grange on the 18th and will |
furnish the literary entertainment. while |
the entertaining Grange will provide re- |
freshments
The new ushers appointed to serve in |
the Congregational church to fill the va
cancies caused by the absence of Fred d.
Osgood and Claude Vincent are Leon |
Stevens, John Dale and Park Osgood
These with Hugh Phillips, who has
served for many months in this capacity |
reliable force for this useful
office.
The hard rain on Wednesday afternoon
did not interfere with the meeting of the
Dorcas Guild at the hospitable home of
Mrs. Charles Willard at HarmonyviHe
Ten members were present and the usual
amount of society work was done, while
the social hour at the close was en-
HANGED by the delicious supper served by
the hostess.
Albert Franklin went to New York city
last Saturday and returned on Wednes-
day of this week, bringing with him a
fine driving horse for c. w. Willard.
The horse had been used by Dr. Booth of
New York, and was presented by him to
Mr.. Willard, as his automobile had rem
Tered the horse unnecessary in his prac-
lice. Mr.. Franklin had a royal good time
while being entertained at the doctors
nome
A quiet wedding took place at the Con-
sregational parsonage Wednesday even
ng of this week. when Miss Almie Gale,
he youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Gale, was united in marriage to
RUSSELL W. Blood, by Rev. Daniel Nc
ntyre. The happy couple will begin
housekeeping at once in the home re-
,ently bought by the groom of Mrs
eliza Thayer, and which has been put in
perfect reDair for tha coming ~ tba