Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-12-16

| have been hunting in Chesterfield, each
got deer Reports of the last two days
| of hunting are not in.
NJ S. Leach was in Bellows Falls Tues
| day.
Mrs. w. F. Robertson was in Boston
| over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Lang Of Laconia is a guest
at Frank Brittons.
Little Ellen Watson has been Ill from
an attack of tonsllitis.
George c. Fisk OF Brghtwood, Mass,
has been in town recently.
Mrs Frank Lamb OF Greenfield visited
| relatives in town Saturday
Frank Brtton visited his father, James
! Britton, in Tilton last week.
Frank Place has finished work at the
| Connecticut river power house
Mr.. Norton Of Vergennes, VT, was a
| recent guest at c. w. Safford's.
G. $. Smith was called to Burke, y.
| Y, Friday by the death Of an uncle.
Mrs. ]. r. Holman visited her sister,
| Mrs d. c. Fogg. in Keene Saturday.
Clifford Stearns has been at home from
! the state college in Durham a few days.
y regular meeting of Wantastiquet
Grange will be held Wednesday evening
| Dec. ,.
Henry Dickerman is laid off from work
with an injury to his wrist, the result of
a fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton stearns returned
| Saturday from few weeks visit in
| Barre, VT.
Miss Julia Streeter of Brattleboro was
a recent visitor at her sisters, Mrs.
| Henry Dickerman's.
Mrs. William Walker, who has been
riously i'll many weeks, is now being
cared for by nurse.
Mrs. Sarah Sabn had the misfortune
to fan from a chair in her cellar Dec. s.
breaking her right wrist,
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bedro have come
from Keene for an extended stay with
the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dupres.
Robert White has moved his family
from O. G. Robertson's house on Canal
street to one of the Esten tenements on
Prospect hill.
Miss Charlotte S. Slate was in North
ampton and Springfield Thursday and
Friday in the interest Of the Hinsdale
public library.
Ira Chamberlain has moved his family
to the Spencer house on the Chesterfield
road which was recently vacated by the
Wiley family.
The Congregational Sunday school is
preparing for Christmas concert to take
the place OF the morning service on
Christmas day.
The FOUNDRY was smut GOWN Neules-
day and Thursday so that the help
could have the two last days of the open
season for deer hunting.
Clifford Stearns, who came home from
= the state college because OF an epidemic
OF scarlet fever, reports the town of Dub
lin under strict quarantine.
The funeral was held in st. Joseph S
church Wednesday morning at $50
: o'clock. Rev. Patrick Cahill officiating.
/ The burial was in St Josephs cemetery
The juniors of the Universalst parish
are sending box OF Christmas cards,
f booklets and small books to Booker 7.
p Washington, to be used in his plantation
work.
l David Crowningshed of Buffalo, who
has been in Mount Clemens, Mich, Tor
the mud bath treatment, has been visit
ing his relatives here few days, also
. in Jamaica, VT.
! Elwood Weed, who underwent an OPP
. Grafton for appendicitis in the Farren
hospital in Montague Nov IS returned
home saturday evening. having made a
very good recovery.
Miss Abbott has given up her school
at the Monument ana has returned to her
home in Massachusetts She is succeeded
by Mrs Herbert Barrett, who has been
engaged to finish the uneXpired term
Mr. ana Mrs. j. NJ, Lamb attended
Tuesday evening a reception to Mr.. anC
II I Mrs. Fred Hale, VINO were recently mar
ried The affair which was gotten up by
1 the neighbors and friends of the newly
/ married couple, was very cleverly man
aged, and a very enjoyable occasion. l
was complete surprise to Mr.. and Mrs
Hale.
Janet Taylor. the three weeks ole
daughter of w. f. Watson, dice
Sunday night. The funeral was helc
Monday afternoon at . o'clock, Rev. n
L. Porter of the Methodist church OH
ciating. The burial was in Pine Grove
Il cemetery beside the mother. who was
i buried one week earlier. Much sympathy
is felt for Mr. Watson, who is so doubll
II bereft.
The entertainment for the last night o
the Congregational fair proved to be fun!
as pleasing as the varied program of thu
previous evening. The two-act comedy
above the Clouds" was presented yer!
II acceptably by the Hinsdale players, will
some new actors in the cast, who ac
quilted themselves fully as creditaby al
the amateurs of more experience. Thos
taking parts were not confined to tn
CONGREGATIONAL society, but amateur
from all societies cheerfully gave thei
services to help the affair along an
1 make II a success The cast of char
Il acters for the comedy was as follows
L Philip RingOld, e. l. Bartlett; Alfre
II Thorpe, William Lyman; Amos Gaylord
w. c. Booth; Howard Gaylord, r. N
Langworthy; Titus Turtle, ]. f. Mann
Curtis Chapman, r. L. Fletcher; Nat Tay
lor, II. T. Fisher; Grace ingalls,, Mis-
Hazel Roberts; Hester Thorne, Mis-
Ida Higgins; Susy Gaylord Miss Lizzi
e. Booth; Lucretia Gerrish, Miss Mau
Webb. 1t would be a difficult task
single out any member of the cast as tn
best, as all had their parts well in hanC
and there were no bitches to mar III
smoothness of the production,