Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-12-30
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Winfred. the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Whipple, is ID.
Leon Pike has had the stitches re-
moved from his toes. lie is able to move
about the house.
Mrs Carl Burnham has returned to
her home from the Memorial hospital
much improved in health.
News has been received by Henry Fem
ton that his little daughter. Pearl. who
was seriously burned at her home in
Lynn Mass, is dangerously III.
Away for the HOLIDAYS Mr. and Mrs
H. y. Staten. J. r. Wright and family at
+. A. Richardson's Brattleboro; Miss
Mary Miller at George M,lers. Gull
ford: Mr.. and Mrs @. II Hubbard at
Adm Frenchs. West Mortified: c. Z.
| Hubbard in Guilford; Mrs. 3. A. Streetcr
in Greenheld Mr.. and Mrs f. j. Steb-
bins Jr.. at DR. G r. BARRIERS. Brattle-
horo. j. b. Mahoney and family at Co
hoes. y. Y.
Holiday visitors: Ezra Pike and niece.
Miss Mabel Pike OF Hinsdale at : :
Pixies Ralph Fairman and Lee Ed
redge al II. ". Fairmaus; Miss Jean
J1guith at \. II. Jaquith's Mrs Addie
/ Reynolds at e. +. Daviss Mrs Charles
/ Thving and son. George. Of Putney at
/ Edward Thombs's. Miss Tina Streeter
/ with George and Elizabeth Streeter. at
! Mrs. b A. Streeter's; Mr. and Mrs. Guy
]
| eta Congdon a Warren Hales Francis
/ Woodland and family at Joseph Wood
ards; Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Akley and
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon at b. H. New
/ tons
Miss Ethel Blodgett and her pupils had
a Christmas jolllfcation at the North
| schoolhouse Friday afternoon. Parents
| and friends as well as the school thor
oughly enjoyed the antics Of Santa Claus.
/ who came by train to distribute the gifts
| from a tree that the Kindergarten class
had taken much pleasure in decora ting
| with many colored paper chains. stars.
anchors. and boats. other children con-
| tributed pop corn and candy. and Roby
| Wright made and hung Is Christmas
| stockings filled with pop corn and candy.
| Miss Blodgett hung dainty booklets and
toys for the children and with many
shining decorations the pretty tree looked
as II it came straight from fairy land.
The thanks Of the school are extended to
| Mr.. and Mrs II. \. Staten for candy and
pop corn, J. T Wright for vocal and in
strumental music and to Santa Claus for
the good time he gave the children.
The Union church Christmas entertain
ment was held in Whithed's hall on FRI
day evening Two trees were handsomely
/ decorated and a long line OF Christmas
stockings OF brilliant colors added bright
ness To the hall that seemed hOmelike
and coy with its open fireplace and
| square piano. The children sang Christ.
mas lulahes and hymns. assisted by Mrs
Frost and Miss Stebb.0s. who also sang
two beautiful Christmas melodies There
We're reCitations by older children and
Miss Emma Gray rendered "a choice Sc.
( lection on her violin accompanied by hei
sister. Miss Edith GRAY. that was much
enjoyed. Miss BOYD. with several ~ nei
pupils from the Frost school aided vel-
materially on the program. beautiful
/ Dlutomime by Misses Elna Adams art
Florence Weatherhead. during the sing
ing Of Jesus. Lover Of my sou" wa!
very effective. was the singing o.
Misses Weatherhead. Adams. Boyd an,
Mildred Lackey. with q marching drill
using holly wreaths very gracefully. Mis-
Boyd recited a pathetic poem I'm an abI
manner and W. realized the great kind
ness OF these helpers when Il was an
ounced that Miss Boyd and her pupil
would give an entertainment n the Eros
! schoolhouse the following evening Tn
absence of our strong helpers upo,
whom rests the shadow Of great sor
row that reaches all hearts IN our Uttl
circle, dimmed the Eladness OF our 10,
and prayer went up for the peace tina
cometh from him who was born o,
Christmas dav.