Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-04-29
Mumps are prevalent about town.

! Wednesday.
Mrs w S. Kimban was in Springfield
| Wednesday.
Mrs Lawrence and son OF Orange have
been visiting here.
Miss Doris Powers visited in North
| Walpoe last week
Mrs. Harriet Savage is recovering from
a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. John johnson has returned from
a months visit in Brooklyn.
Mrs Rafferty, of Troy visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. c. Cantln, last week.
F. +. Field attended the funeral Of
relative in Brandon, VT, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Timothy Duggan have be-
gun housekeeping on Shows avenue.
Misses Ellen and Ida Detour of Spring
field were at Joseph Detours over Sun
day.
Mrs. O. S. Cooper is entertaining her
daughter, Mrs Jewell, of Leominster
Mass
p. c. Stewart has been reappointed
janitor of the town buildings at salary
of 500.
Rev. Mr.. Collins Of Mortified will
preach in the Congregational church next
Sunday.
The stores were closed and places Of
business generally shut down for Fast
day, yesterday.
j. II. watson anu fanny HdNt bN14i
making a few days visit with his pa
rents in Winchester.
George and Frank Podmore were called
to Fort Edward. y. Y, last week by the
death OF their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Jeffords OF Chico
pee Falls were guests over Sunday at
Mrs. Helen Jeffordss.
Miss Hazel Johnson went Thursday to
Springfield. Mass, for a months visit
with her brother and his wife.
Mrs. b. 4. Oppenheimer and child Of
Springfield. Mass, visited her parents,
Mir and Mrs. J. G. Bridge, sunday.
\ team will be around to collect the
! papers saved for the Congregational
ladies' society the first Of next week.
The committee met Wednesday to per-
feet arrangements for the May breakfast
Details will be announced by flyers.
The afternoon attraction on Fast day
was the ball game al Riverside park
between the foundry boys and the town
team
Mrs G. S Smith and Mrs. W. y. Pike
drove to Greenfield Thursday morning,
and went from there by rail to Springfield
for a short stay.
B. j. Riley, the new manager at the
Brightwood paper mill, has moved his
household goods into the house recently
vacated by F. f. Filed.
, heN. MT IOEltI, WHO RltdNllth at INC
: Methodist church last Sunday, will oc-
cupy the pulpit next Sunday. Mrs Por-
ter is here with her husband
The world famous Canadian jubilee
| singers win give "A concert in the town
a han tomorrow evening. Everybody Is
|. invited and a rare treat Is anticipated.
, The ladies' aid society Of North Hins-
dale will serve a supper OF baked beans
in the home OF Mrs. Irving c. Smith
Thursday evening. May 3. All are in
% Vited
= The engagement Of Miss Florenc,
u Britton. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Britton OF this town, to Frank W
DeTour OF Lynn Mass, has been an
Il nounced.
: Miss Doris CantIin. one of the hIgl
:, school seniors. has received from an aun
Il as a graduation present a driving rig
o complete which she and her friends ar
u enjoying.
3 The sermon topic at the Uniyersalis
church next Sunday morning will b.
Doubling castle" In the evening tn
third Of the doctr!nal series will be given
n The converted Christian
RAY Fletcher took a bad header
: while going on his wheel from his worl
to dinner Wednesday, cutting and bruis
Is ing his face and tanning his shoulder.
conapsing frame was the cause Of tn
h. mishap.
MCEnellS singing orchestra OF NH
lie ford has been engaged by H. c. Holan
and f. c. Cantlin for a concert an
IA dance in the town hall the evening q
ir May (. Refreshments will be served
the basement dining room.
~ Prof. F. E. Lane of Cushing academ
s. preached in the Congregational churc
It. last Sunday, both morning and evenlnt
C Professor Lane has occupied the pulp
=, several times, and his earnest, practice
IN sermons are greatly enjoyed by ALL
Dr. Edmund Lachaine, who has bee
is taking a postgraduate course OF medlc'
us study in Chicago, has returned to Hlns
h. dale He is located at his old place
H. w Thayer's Main street residence
,ir DR. Lachane has been absent about
MS year.
II, The Yale Stock company gave fol
productions in the opera house last wee
~ beginning Thursday evening The con
- pany was far above the average traye
de- ing troupe, and although at no perfo
nance was the house crowded, the
r. was a fair patronage.
W. The Cheshire County Pomona Grant
will meet with Wantastquet Grant
an wednesday, May 4. The question Tor d
ne bate in the afternoon will be- Does OF
al public school system meet the needs
re | the people?" This session will be op'
INF TO the public, and all are cordially Il
ng vted to be present.
Major w. II. Trickey, commandant
the New Hampshire SoluleIs HOihe
Tilton and a former pastor OF the loc
JTniyersalist church, is a candidate b
viii fore the primaries for the senatorsh
from the sixth New Hampshire distri'
70 Major Trickey, who had notable "
"a record, is a past department command
OF the Grand Army and a S2d degr
,,Se Mason.
an{ The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
eir S. Howe May 10 from to o'clock
which time the Woman's Relief cor
and the Grand Army are invited to
present. The roll call will be answer
by patriotic quotations The subject
, be considered is what the w. c. T.
a. has done for the soldiers and sailor;
is The program will be in charge OF NJ
. Lamb and Mrs. Roberts.
ny Stephen Maynard, former reside
MS died in the home of his daughter, M
Edward Champagne, In West Chesni
on April 49, The body was brought HI
ers Thursday and the funeral was held in
ign Roman Catholic church Friday mornil
yea Mr. Maynard is survived by one 81
William, and four daughters, Mrs. +
ted ward Champagne Of West Cheshire, Nj
rest Earl Leach of Keene and Mrs. Octa
out Donza and Miss Jennie Maynard OF t
rye town.
The Congregational ladies' served a 81
per in their social rooms Wednesd
ent evening, after which a short progr
20 randerad faatura ri which v