Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-02-22

Harrison Eddy is suffering with rheu-
matism.
Deacon c. @. Stebbins is suffering with
severe attack of asthma.
Robert Fuller has started a fish route
through town, going Fridays.
Russell Aldrich has been confined to the
house the past three weeKs by sickness
Hadassah league will be entertained this
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. F. d.
Reed.
Miss Ruby Stebbins, who has been alb
sent several weeks in Brattleboro has re-
turned home
Mrs. f. II. Willard has been visiting
her niece, Mrs. w. b. Smith, in Brattle-
boro this week.
Miss Esther Macdonald has completed
her term of school in Athens and is at
home for the vacation period.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Park and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Willard of Wiliamsville visit
ed last Sunday at Fayette Cooks.
Miss May willard will go away Sat
urday for stay Of two weeks with
friends in Bratteboro, Putney and Bel
lows Falls.
The Baptist ladies aid society will serve
their annual dinner on town meeting day,
March 3. The annual meeting Of the So
ciety will also be held on that date.
There will be foreign mission study
!. Of the islands of the Pacific at the Con-
gregational parsonage next Wednesday,
Feb. -. All ladies OF the parish are in
vited
The first note Of spring was heard last
Monday morning when in the warm sun
shine a phoebe dared to venture forth
and declare in its modest little song that
winter would soon be a thing Of the past
Bernard Phillips will start today for
Daytona Florida. lie accompanies his
uncle, Wesley Phillips. on his return
there and will probably be absent until
May l. The journey will be made by
boat from New YORK.
Robert Lincoln. who has been at the
Memorial hospital in Brattleboro since
his accident Jan l. when he sustained
a broken leg, and has since had IL am
putated, came Tuesday TO the home Of
his foster mother in this town.
Rev. w. w. Gushee was one OF the
speakers Of the evening at the Windham
Baptist church on the 18th. his subject
being, How to Keep a Church Young"
+. l. Hastings and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Mason attended the centennial celebra-
ton. Others from this town expected
to go but were detained by sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Marsh went Tues
day to BrattleborO to attend the wedding
Of their niece, Miss Hattie Young
Tuesday evening. Miss Eta and Miss
Miranda also were present, the latter
being ring bearer to the bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marsh will visit their son, Almon
Marsh, and wife in Hartland before re-
turning home.
Blazing Star lodge No %, 4. f. & A.
NJ, was represented at the district meet
ing in Bellows Falls on the l4th to the
number Of 23. Worshpful Master r. w.
Blood experienced an unfortunate trouble
with his throat on Wednesday and had
some misgivings as to being able to fiji
ms part in satisfactory manner on
Thursday. He went by train to Bellows
Fails and after reaching there put him
self in care Of DIR. GoTham, but no medical
skill could restore his voice in so short a
time. The Townshend brothers stood by
MIN and did everything in their power to
make the degree work n success The
masters chair was filled by d. H. Switzer.
worshipful master of King Solomon's
Temple lodge of Bellows Falls, to whom
many thanks are due for his kind assis-
lance. The hospitality and cordiality of
King Solomon's Temple lodge was
unbounded. The banquet left nothing TO
be desired. After summing up the gem
eral features of the occasion it was de-
cided to be the best meeting ever attended
in this district. The members of this
lodge who attended: r. w. Blood, DR..
Thomas Rice. C. II. Evans, A. L. Rand,
c. NJ Holbrook, +. b. Cudworth. F. E.
Eddy, w. NJ. Sparks, w. II. Miles, DR..
c. T. Gale, A. N. Sherman. E. F. Eddy,
a. c. Franklin, w. f. Blood, F. A. Blood,
e. H. Richardson, F. f. Willard, p. B.
Sparks, Dr. p. p. White, II. A. Carpenter,
c. T. Carleton, F. f. Smith, F. S. Kim
ball.