Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-04-12


s,rs, at 10 a. m. Friday, Rev. a. S.
.b,r.tur officiating. The burial was in
,ts far,ily lot in Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
- d Coane is i'll with chcken-pox.
Harold Washburn is home from Dart
mouth college.
Mrs. Frank Clay of Guilford is at
George IT, Aplins
Mis- GLADYS NJ Bell recently spent a
week a; Earl +. Fullers.
william C. Reed has bought a finely
matched pair of oxen.
The dance Tuesday evtning was not
largely attended owing to the bad
weather
Mr. Cronan of New London. Conn,
came Monday to visit his daughter, Mrs
Dorio Jacobs.
Til, high school opened Monday with
Miss Edith Knight of Richmond Me.
as teacher.
Miss Ellen Crawford will go Monday to
Worcester Mass. to enter Miss Kimball's
boarding school,
Mr. and Mrs William Shine of Mil
lers Falls spent Sunday at Mrs. Shines
fathers A. \. Blood's.
George Pixley has hired the small house
on the farm of Mrs. Jennie Woods, oc-
cupied by the Dubys.
Miss Mary Roundy of Rockingham
came today to Miss Katherine Booths
for few days stay.
Miss Bessie Braley is at Charles D.
Knights helping care for Mrs Knight.
who has been seriously Ill.
Mrs Adde Roberts who has been cook
at the Kendrick House. has gone to
South Hadley Falls, to work.
Misses Fanny Elwel, and Evelyn Carey
Of Westmoreland are attending school and
boarding at Mrs. Scott Looks.
C. A Poland of Windsor Locks, Conn,
came Monday to work for the w. A. Cole
Paper company as superintendent.
Miss Katherine Booth returned Thurs
day from a months visit with DR.. and
Mrs Moore in Schenectady, n. Y.
Mrs NJ D. Whitman has been i'll two
weeks with nervous exhaustion and at
present writing is not able to sit up.
Mrs Walter Stearns and son of Brat
teboro visited last week at her fathers,
D. S Persons, and sisters, Mrs. G. T.
Aplin's.
Miss Bertha Newcomb, who was at
work at c. d. knights, was taken i'll
with tonsilitis and had to return to her
home Friday.
home Saturday after spending the past
two months with her great aunt. Miss E.
L. Ware Of Townshend.
Louis Gorham has given up his work
as night operator at the depot and B. j.
Foley has returned from South Vernon
and taken his place.
Margaret and Dorothy Aver came from
Windsor Saturday to stay with Miss
Katherine Booth until their home is
made ready for them.
Peter Johnson of Brattleboro was in
n re
to come next week to work for Mrs Boor-
UNI on her farm on West hill
Rev. H. E. Buffum visited his father
and mother in Mortified Monday He
also attended large conference of min
listers in Northampton Tuesday.
Ralph Aiken and family have moved
back to his farm. He has been at Mrs
Boorums for the winter. Reuben Blood
is at Mrs Boorums at present
George Thwing expects to return to the
Albany business college Saturday. H'
came home i'll a number of weeks age
and has not been able to go back.
Michael Foley has moved from Mis-:
Nellie Murphy's house to the tenemen
in Justin Wheeler's house made vacan
by the latters removal from town.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Littlefleld and daughter
Edith, returned to Brattleboro Sunda!
after visiting in the home of Mrs. Little
fields parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Clark
Walter Amdon will move to the hom
Of his mother and carry on the farm
He has sent in his resignation as substi
tute carrier on the rural free deliver!
route.
Dudley H. Kendrick of Amherst wa
at the Kendrick House Tuesday, whel
arrangements were made so that MI
Stoekwell will remain and keep the hous
open this summer.
Remember the Grange meeting tonight
Master c. d. Britton and Gatekeeper II
\. Blood will furnish the treat, whic
Will be sugar on snow. A fine program
is prepared Don't miss it,
Willis a. Clark has sold his automobil
and at present is firing the engine in
NJ Reeds sawmill. He contemplates go
ing to Maine with his sister Mrs. Annie
Attleheld, who has a position there.
A. ]. Ayers household goods arrive
tuesday from Windsor and they haV
been moved this week into the Whitney
Doane house. Mrs w. z. Aver cam
Wednesday and will keep house for hin
Misses leila Rugg, Ruth Harlow an
Edith HOlbrook of Westminster We:
nave come back for the spring term q
me high school. They room at Mis-
Katherine Booths.
serious fire was narrowly averted {
j. F, Washburn's Monday, caused by a
o'erheated furnace pipe which wei
through a closet. The blaze was disco'
ered In time so few pals of water pl
'he IRE out and small damage was don
Mrs c. w. Adams returned from Wa
pole Wednesday, where she had bee
spending week with her parents, M
ana Mrs, John Haywood. She was a
Wmpanied by her mother and nice
Eleanor Haywood, and her father all
came On Thursday.
Three months ago the Baptist Bib
Sgiool started a friendly contest. Tv
sides known as the reds and the blu
rosfd The contest last Sunday with 9
tiolhts 10 the credit of the reds and Sl2
T T,e olues, the reds winning by 1874 point
tue reds not only have the honor of wi
"Ng tho contest but the blues must pr