Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-18
STATIONS RIVER.
Mrs. Jennie Hughes is very low.

Mrs. Jennie Hughes is very low.
Ernest George OF Walpole was in town
/ Tuesday.
Mrs. Leanord Blake has been visiting
IN Grafton this week.
George Whitney visited in Fitchburg
! from saturday to Tuesday
| Arthur Butterfeld Of I4andgrove visited
ms uncle John Allbee, one day last week
! The juniors Of the Conversational
| church gave a valentine party in the
vestry Monday evening.
win Gale OF Wlndham was in town
| Wednesday to see his mother Mrs
Betsey Gale who is failing.
John Allbee who had not been able to
speak for about SIX years, has been able
to talk aloud the past week.
Angus Macdonald and daughter Of
Poland y. D., have been visiting his
sister, Mrs Henry Thompson
1t is expected that the machinery will
be ready for saving the soapstone in the
new soapstone mill next week.
Mrs. Martin Sparks of Townshend
came Saturday and stayed with her
mother, Mrs Betsey Gale, until Tuesday
noon.
DR.. I. L. Durham of Pawtucket r. l..
who has been visiting his cousins John
and Charlie Baker, the past month. ex-
poets to leave next Monday.
Wayne Thompson started on his return
to Alaska, Wednesday afternoon He
will visit his brother in North Dakota
and make other stops on his way
The graded schools closed at 8 O'Clock
Wednesday to enable the teachers to at
tend the address at Vermont academy
by Mason S. Stone, state superintendent
of education.
A basketball team composed of the
first and second teams of Vermont aca-
deny played the Greenfield Mass. high
school team Tuesday evening in Green
field and lost sc to "a. The Greenfield
team expects to play here Tuesday even |
ing.
The second of a series of monthly |
sociables for members and |
friends Of the Baptist church and SUNDAY |
school will be held Tuesday evening at .
in the Vestry The guests of the
evening whose birthday come in Febru-
airy are Mr. Barry, Mrs Harris, Mr.. Dow.
May Mason, Mrs. c. T.. Osgood Hazel
Mark, George Stoodey, Mrs. Fred Nor
rison, Mrs Julia Allbee, Clyde Kennison
and Ernest Dow.
The funeral Of Mrs. Henry A Rey-
nolds took place at the home of George
r. Tower Thursday afternoon, Feb 10,
Rev. George f. Chaplin officiating. There
were vocal selections by Harold Cady of
Bellows Falls. There was a large at
enhance and many beautiful flowers
we're sent by relatives and friends.
Those present from away were j. w. ST.
nonds, Mrs. Charles r. Simonds. Mrs
). w. Edwards, Mrs Abbie Thomas
George w Reynolds, Mrs. Joseph Palmer. ]
Mrs Robert Baker Mrs. Charles Sturges
md Mrs Edgar Robinson of Brattle-
'oro' Mrs, Carrie Cady and son, Harold.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thwing, Mrs. F. NJ
Toward and H. A. Wheeler of Bellows
Falls and MIR and Mrs Bert Houghton of
Westminster West The colony of Pill
rim Fathers, Woman's Relief corps and
Dennis Rebekah lodge Of Brattleboro
we're represented.
Saturday was observed as Lincoln dav
I Vermont academy. The entire school
ssembled in the chapel to listen to an
ddress by Allison e. futile, PRINCIPAL of
he Bellows Falls high school Mr.. futile
poke effectively on the many strong
rats OF character in Abraham Lincoln
ma IN closing his address he read the
tile sketch, "The perfect tribute" Other
satures OF the exercises were the singing
national songs by the students, the