Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-02-22
NORTHERN COUNTY
STATIONS RIVER.
Pearlc Torey is i'll with tonsilltis.
L. .

Mrs. r. r. Harris was in Chester Mon
day.
Miss Grace Lowell visited in westmin-
stcr Sunday.
Mrs. c. II. Brown returned Saturday
from Wilmington, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. French were in
Springfield over Sunday
Miss Abbie Whitcomb has been suffer-
ing from an ulcer on one eye.
Cora Parker of Grafton is visiting her
cousins, Pearl and Gladys Torrey.
Mrs. Mae Gould has returned to work
for G. T. Sherwin in Bellows Falls
Mrs. Adams of Chester has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs Fred Morrison
H. S. kilc Of Weston visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Dorothy Dutton, last week
Mrs. w w. Torrey and children spent
day last week at L. Glaciers i'm Athens
Mrs. NJ. w. Brooks Of Guild, n. H.. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. c. John
son.
Harry Sparks and Miss Sadie Holden
of Townshend were at c. l.. Gales Sat
urday.
Miss Ruth Lawlor Of New Haven. Conn.
IS visiting Mrs. Charles Osgood and other
friends in town.
Esther Buchanan and Florence Baker
celebrated their birthday anniversaries
Wednesday with a party.
Gerald, youngest child Of Mr. and Mrs
Fred Morrison, who has been critically
I'll with meningitis. is improving
Vermont academy's first hockey team
played Saturday with Rutland athletic as
ISOLATION, winning with score SO.
Mrs Prosper Morris returned last week
from Grafton and went with Mr. Morris
to Leominster, Mass, for an indefinite
stay
anniversary Feb. 49, He was on the
street during the day. and received many
callers.
Miss Blanche Farr returned Saturday
from Mt Holyoke college. on account of
i'll health she will not return to school
this year.
Mrs. j. G. White Of Simonsville has
been very i'll the past week with a liver
trouble at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
o. A. Kingsbury.
Eighteen persons attended the quilting
bee at Madam Waitee's Tuesday after
noon. Refreshments were served after
two quils were tied.
Members of Saxtons River Grange at
tending the meeting this evening will
wear costumes OF the olden time, in hon
| or Of Washington's birthday
Nathan Johnson. who formerly worked
in c. w. Osgood's barber shop, and who
has been on the road the past year. has
been visiting friends in town this week
Rodney Ober died last Friday morning
after short illness with pneumonia The
| funeral was held at the house Monday
afternoon, and the body was placed in
the tomb.
! Leon Simonds has finished work for his
/ brother. +. L. Simonds. in Gageville and
/ Harry Morrison is working for Mr. Sim
onds as clerk. Hugh Morrison is running
| Harry Morrison's meat business.
b, ]. Simonds carried the members OF
the Dramatic club to Grafton in the barge
| Friday, where they repeated the play
| valley Farm" before a large house. A
/ few from here also saw the production
there.
Harry Illingsworth of Bellows Falls ha.
/ been here recently with his aunt, Mrs
Sarah Moultrop, after being housed II
/ weeks with typhoid fever at his home II
Bellows Falls. His brother Robert, i.
now i'll with the fever.
Two bed quilts were tied one day las
week by the Rebekahs at the home Of
Mrs. T. \. Houghton. TO be sent to Tho
! odd Fellows home in Ludlow. The quilts
were pieced some time ago by the mother,
/ Of Mrs. G. r. Tower and Mrs. +. c. Rand
Those who attended the Pomona Grang,
meeting in Westminster West Saturday
were Mr.. and Mrs VIII Wright. Mr. ant
/ MiS' Ndl''I i'lliN' MI ana MlS. Colll
! Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spaulding. II
f. Richardson Miss Mabel Richardson anC
Miss Abbie Whtcomb
Rev. l.. o. Sherburne. pastor OF tn,
| Methodist church in Bellows Falls. de
livered a temperance lecture at a unior
service in the Baptist church Sunda!
| evening. Next Sunday evening a unioI
service will be held in the Congrega
tional church, when several speakers will
! be present male quartet from Bel
lows Falls will furnish music.