Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-02-01

Miss Anna Smith and Mrs Mary Dunk
lee will go today to Brooklyn
Mrs Anne Warmer has been very III
but is better. Mrs. William Cook is in
with grip
Mrs J. D. Beeman is slowly recovering
from illness Of -four weeks with a severe
throat trobube
Miss NJ Irene Robbins has gone to
West Townshenh to spend some time at
G. O. Kimbalrs.
The Baraca class team was defeated by
the Putney team on the latter's floor
Monday night, 80 to %.
Mrs Ezra Fisher is expected home TO-
day after a two weeks visit with her
daughter. Mrs. H. +. Miller Of Lynn.
Mass
At the Congregational church this even
ing, at 80 Mr.. Keneston will speak on
iiammurabi the Babyloniun lawgiver
The people are invited To discuss and ask
questions.
Rev. J. y. Mitchell assisted in the re-
dedication services of the Baptist church
I'm Bernardston Monday. Among others
who went from here were Mrs Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. +. H. Davenport Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. o. q. Covcy and
Adm Jillson.
The womau's association Of the Con-
gregltional church held a sewing meet
ing at the home OF Mrs. Z. $ Clark yes
terday afternoon. Next week the regular
monthly devotional and missionary meet
ing will be held at the parsonage The
program will be on the subject Of home
missions.
Leavitt King is confined to the house
by injuries received on day last week
while at work in his barn He was found
lying upon the floor but is unable to say
how he came there. 1t is supposed that
he walked of the end Of "A scaffold For
tunateIy no bones We're broken and the
bruises upon his hips and head are pain
iul but not serious.
Emery Miller. who was injured while
working in the woods two weeks ago. has
nearly recovered. Mr. Miller was drawing
out logs on the FELTON, farm when he was
caught in the draw chain thrown down
and dragged some distance before his
horse stopped. Examination showed that
two lower ribs We're broken in the back
ami one in the chest
Mrs. J. w. Hamilton narrowly escaped
serious injury Monday evening while driv-
ing. Near l.. ]. JohuSou's her horse be-
came unmanageable and collidcd with the
two-horsc team OF Clarence Rider OF
Marlboro Mrs Hamilton was thrown
out. the sleigh was broken and the horse.
freeing itself. went home alone Aside
from severe shaking up Mrs. Hamilton
was uuhurt
West Brattlcboro Baptist church Rev
j. y. Mitchell pastor. sunday services:
1919 morning worship. with sermon by
the pastor. subject. Comparisons" II l5
Bible school: classes for all ages. the
Rarca class meets I'm the Baraca room
at the same hour, all men cordially in
Nited, p. IN. Christian Endeavor service.
roll call and experience meeting. O'Clock.
evangelistic service. with short sermon
by the pastor; good music: all are cor
daily invited.
The annual business meeting of the
Young Peoples club was held Monday
evening In Academy han and the follow
ing officers We're elected: President
Clarence Barney; secretary treasurer.
Miss Maud Brown; executive committee
for the next month, II. b. Perry, Albert
Dunklee, Clarence Thurber. Miss Grace
Helyar, Miss Nettie Dale johnson and
Miss Lucille Perry. The literary program
of the evening was as follows: Song
Clarence Thurber: reading Miss Ethel
Smith; music, Miss Lucille Perry; orig
inal poem, Clarence Thurber; harmonIca
solo. Hugh Dunklee; piano solo, Miss
Ethel Blodgett; song. Miss Corrlnne
Blodgett; current events, Roy Barney and
Miss Maud Brown; reading Miss NAV
Thayer. The company then took sides i'm
a half hour spelling match after which a
social was held.