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

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grand lodge of odd Fellows of New
Hampshire
Charles Bigelow has been in Boston
! this week
Mrs. f. e. Field has been on the sick
| list lately.
+. e. Field was in Springfield the last
! Of the week.
j. II. Higgnson traded automobiles in
| Boston last week.
w. A. Kenney of Worcester visited F.
! w. Tilden Sunday.
The Congregational church annual fair
will be- held Dec. T.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Bliss of Athol
| were in town Sunday.
| Mrs. Laura A. Jeffords has been on the
| sick list the past week
Walter l.. TODD has a fine new four
| cylinder Knox automobile
Edward Cook is employed as a rail-
| way engineer in Canada.
A party of men and women are form
! ing euChre club in town.
| Mrs. w. G. Booth is visiting her daugh-
! ter in Worcester this week.
f. w. Tilden has been having a Sc
rious time with rheumatism.
! Mrs. Mary White of Keene was a re-
! cent guest of Mrs. S. f. Kinds.
Miss Bertha Howe has been entertain
! ing her father from Claremont.
| There were five accessions to the Con-
gregatonal church last Sunday.
The Fur club went to Pisgah Sunday
and held an outing and initiation.
Roger f. Holland came home from
! Williston seminary, returning Sunday.
! Miss Agnes Connors of Pittsfeld, Mass,
! has been visiting Mrs w. o. j. Martin
Harold s. Martin was home from the
! state college at Durham from Thursday
! till Saturday.
Miss Margaret Wiswall visited at Mrs.
! Helen Wordens from Friday till Sun
| day
Miss Edith Pearson has returned from
| Mystic, Conn, where she has been en-
| ployed
James Blair was called to Lawrence
! last week by the critical illness of his
mother
Abbott Jones returned Monday after
visiting a few days with his brother in
Keene.
Mrs Eta Mexican has been the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. A. a. Pratte in Keene
this week.
George Stewart has finished work in
Mortified and is driving team for ]. S.
Crowninshield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Snow of Win
| chendon, Mass, have been visiting in
town this week.
Austin Dickerman recently fell down
stairs and cracked bone in his leg
above the ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Spencer of Man.
chester visited at Walter l.. Todd s
briefly last week.
George NJ Oaks is assisting Michael
d. White with his duties at the Boston
| * Maine station.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cole of Meriden,
Conn, have been visiting relatives in
town this week
Mrs. Joseph Lachance returned the last
of the week from a visit Of several weeks
in Clinton Mass.
James Britton recently underwent a
successful operation on one of his eyes
at Boston hospital.
Mrs. A. A. Bailey is spending a week
or two with her son, who is a member
of the faculty IN the Brockton high
school
OF seven DRINKS in police court last
week two settled. two were discharged
and three were taken to the county farm
for an outing"
William Reyes has moved into the
Cady house on Prospect street and f.
L. Reyes has moved to the Otis Packard
house on Highland avenue.
Miss Georganna Scott returned We'd
nesday afternoon from the Keene hos
pital where she underwent an operation
for appendicitis three weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs Nat Butler have returned
from Europe, where they have been the
past year and a half. Mr. Butler was
very successful in his racing campaign.
Miss Christina Robertson was nome
from Springfield over Sunday. Mrs. l..
NJ Hart and daughter, Miss Frances
Moore, were her guests from Friday till
Sunday.
Everyone in this town will be interested
to learn of the death of William Cole,
president of the Ashuelot Paper COM
pany, which occurred at his home in
Putney, Vt, last Sunday.
Herbert 7. Fisher has been furnishing
venson for his friends since his re-
turn from a short hunting expedition 10
the northern part Of the state last week
He was fortunate enough to secure a
very large buck with handsome antlers
lie was accompanied by +. +. George OF
Concord, who brought down a young
buck.
Members of Golden Rule lodge, A. F
q 4. NJ, and of Naomi chapter, o. f.
S. the proprietors and employees of the
Brightwood paper mill and other friends
took advantage of the 25th wedding ami
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank +. Field
which occurred last Friday and present
) ed the worthy couple with a handsome
dining room table and a full set of sill
yer knives, forks and spoons.
The annual high school Hallowe er
party and dance was held at the towT
, hall Friday evening with very successful
results The attendance was large anC
included many from Brattleboro, North
field and other places There were
a number masked, mostly ridiculous char
acters. Leitsinger's orchestra furnished
music for dancing, which was in order
until O'clock Ice cream and cake were
served in the basement dining room b!
the scholars.