Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-01-04

Fred Hannum recently spent few days
in Londonderry
James j. Whitney has been i'll this
week with grip.
Mrs Alfred Waite has been in Dummer-
ston the past week.
Merritt Howard of Athol spent Sunday
with his family here.
Capt William Robertson is on the gain
from his recent attack of grip.
Walter Lawton of Chester was a guest
over Sunday al Russell BraleNs.
William Richards of Caremont is sick
with measles at NJ c. Ingalls's.
Mrs Carrie Clouse and son, Harold,
returned to Brattlcboro Wednesday,
Miss Flora Wilbur began work i'm the
VIM. Robertson paper mill Jan. !.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Woolson of
Springfield were in town saturday.
Union services will he held sunday
evening at the Congregational church
Daniel Frost is working for NJ. c.
williams, his clerk. Mr. Hewitt being ILL.,
Miss Grace Bracket of Bratteboro has
been at Mrs Wallace Wizards this week.
Mrs. j. Wilson Willard of Needham,
Mass. is a guest of Mrs. Warren Will
lard.
A. A. Langley went to Bellows Falls
Friday to attend the funeral Of Wyman
Flint.
Miss Jennie Abbott of Athol is visiting
a the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Abbott.
Miss Bessie Kendall Of Brattleboro was
in town a few days this week visiting her
many friends.
Helen Stowen of Windsor came Friday
to Mrs. NJ. f. Robbins's to visit her uncle
Louis Gorham.
Mrs. Dorr Clough. who has been suf-
fering the past ten days with neuralgia
is able to be out.
Miss Blanche Ranney of Westmins
ter west is with DR., l. r. Doane's family
during their illness,
Mrs. Ernest Marcy of Brattleboro has
been with his daughter, Miss Ellen Mar
cy, at +. +. Blood's.
Miss Maude Miller of Bellows Falls was
a guest of Mrs. Hannah Waite from Fri
day until Wednesday,
Charles Houghton came home from
Lyndonville Wednesday on account o
the illness of his niece.
w. H. Pember went Tuesday to Lud
low to visit his daughter Mrs. w. +
Pierce, at the lumber camp.
The whole family of b. c. Clemmons
five in number, have been i'll with grin
one child developing pneumonia.
d. f. Blood of Dummerston is at f. +
Blood's caring for Mr., Blood, who is re
covering from grip and tonsilitis.
II. S. Hoisington was in White Rive
junction TINS week anu returned WIFI III
horse, which he has had kept there,
Fostne A. Bigelow of Mortified Mass
has recently moved to the farm owned b
John Barrett, which he will carry on.
Harold Ford, principal of the gramma
school in Ashburnham, Mass, and hi
mother We're recent visitors of Nose
Benson.
Miss Abbie Howe of Bellows Falls cam
for a New Years visit with her aunt
Mrs. Hannah Waite and Mrs Sara
Smith.
The Christian Endeavor meeting Of IL
Baptist will be held at p. m. and will /
led by their newly elected president
A. Burditt
Mrs. H. o. Cobb of Townshend ar
Mrs Hubert Stebbins of Guilford, daugl
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith, can
Friday for a visit with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Raynor of Shelf
Island, n. Y, who We're guests of the
nephew, w. G.. Treadway, left Tuesdf
for Montreal, accompanied by Mrs. Trea,
way.
At the Congregational church ne
Sunday a collection will be taken for Il
church building society. Communion W
be held at the close of the mornh
service.
Madam Glidden of Brattleboro, wi
came to her sons, Charles E. Glidden
to spend Christmas, was taken i'll wi
grip. She is under the care of a Urain
nurse from Brattleboro.
E. w. Huntley moved his househc
goods to Brattleboro Wednesday, whe
he has procured a tenement in the Ste'
art house on Canal street We are sor
to loose Mr.. and Mrs. Huntley as res
dents of our town
Cortez Boutwell,, who has been S
riously I'll with pneumonia at the hor
of his sister, Mrs. M. e. Robbins, is col
Portable at this writing under the care
his sister, Mrs. Stella Campbell, of Mort
ampton, who is trained nurse.
Miss Minnie Miller Of Bratteboro,
trained nurse, who was caring for {
family of j. A. Stacey, is now at Dr.
r. Doane's caring for little Glad
Houghton, who is critically i'll with pne
monia. DR.. OConnor of Bratteboro W
to town Wednesday in consultation W
DR. Doane.
Owing TO the absence of Mrs. w.
Pierce, who, according to program, v
to have entertained the Fortnightly c.
last week Friday, Mrs. II, c. Warren v
hostess. Mrs. Charles d. Knight
an interesting paper on Dickens and
works Many of the members were
of town, consequently the attendance v
small
The Winchendon orchestra of five pie
will give a concert from 8 O'Clock III
s,45 on the evening of the hose compan
ball Jan II. Those who do not dance
enjoy this part of the program. All co
and give the boys little help and
coUragement, also remember the sup
by Landlord Henry Stockwell at the X
drck House.
Charles harrington and Patrick Come
rural free delivery carriers, and II
substitutes, W. F. Wheeler and Wal
AmidOn. went Tuesday IN RrattIehorO