Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-12-09

II. A. Carpenter returned from Boston
Sunday.
Ransom Rhoades has finished his log
job on the Anbee lot in Brookline.
\. L. Foster. who has been confined to
the house by illness. is better and able
to be out.
Ransom w. Rand came up Monday for
day at his home here. lie returned to
Orange Tuesday.
Mrs. Cora Lee, who visited at the Inn
during court has returned to her home
in South Newfane.
Miss Edna Marcy went to Bratueboro
Tuesday to spend a week OF two with her
sister, Mrs Waite.
The pastor attended the Windham
association of Congregational ministers
in Brattleboro Monday.
Mrs. f. NJ Wiswall. who has suffered
with a severe attack of neuralgia this
week, is more comfortable
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Maher went to
Wilmington Tuesday morning. They plan
TO remain a month at least
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whitman OF Fish
ers Island We're guests at Frank Rad
ways the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. George Wilcox. who had been
visiting her daughter in New York. has
returned to her home here for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Amsden. after
NlSIllIE llltlI aunt, lTS. Mary lbubbhtSs
have returned to their home in Andover.
Mrs. II. O. Downs has closed her home
here for the winter. She left Thursday
morning to visit her sister in Saxtons
River.
Samuel y. Gould. who was in town last
week in the interests of the Interstate
Lumber company, returned to Boston
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Alice Micott is at her sons. Mer-
m in dol
called there the last of last week by the
sickness of her daughter-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Lockwood are both
seriously i'll. AS Mrs. Lockwood was
worse last week her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Page, did not return to her home in St
Johnsbury.
Mrs. B. H. Ashley, who left here Nov.
l, to visit her sister, Mrs. Kirkman, in
New York city, and later went to Wal
hngford, Conn, is now in Hicksvile, O..
for a months stay.
Mrs. Frances f. Stone. state vice presi-
dent was present at the special meet
ing of the Rebekah lodge Wednesday
evening. Four candidates were initiated.
Refreshments were served.
Next Sunday morning Rev y. S. Moore
will present the cause of the Congrega-
tional Church building society, from the
text, Psalm "a: l. The annual Offering to
that object will be renewed.
Mrs. c. \. Nichols, the only passen-
ger from here in the railway accident at
Dummerston last week Thursday, was
badly bruised on her shoulder and back
and one rib was badly fractured.
Walter D. Spaulding, who has spent
nine weeks a the home of his aunt Mrs
d, S. Ballou, left Friday for Danielson,
Conn, where he will spend a few weeks
before going to his home in Detroit, Mich.
Hadleys moving pictures will be ex-
hibited in Union hail on Monday even
ing, Dec. y. This is a first class enter
tainment under the auspices of the ladies'
aid and all who come will feel well paid
Mrs. A. II. Farnum began the winter
term of school at the round schoolhouse
in Brooklne Monday with 20 pupils in
attendance. Mrs Farnum will board over
there during the school week, the
snow will prevent her from going to
and from her school each day by auto
mobile as formerly.
The annual fair given at the church
vestry by the Christian Endeavor society
Friday evening was very successful. The
booth containing many useful and fancy
articles which had been contributed for
the sale was brightly decorated with
crimson streamers and was in charge of
Miss Newton and Miss Benson. The grab
bag or Chinese laundry conducted by Ar
thur Railway created much amusement
to all. Miss Margaret Maher presided
over the table of home made CONNECTIONS
and at another table was found all kinds
of food. Delicious chocolate ice cream
and cake were on sale throughout the
evening. The special music, consisting OF
solos by Miss Sadie Smith, Charles L.
Hescock and Miss Winnifred Maher, and
the reading by Agnes Mouton furnished
pleasing program for the evening. The
net proceeds from the entertainment
amounted to $25.