Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-18
THE VERMONT PHOENIX, BRA

Mass, has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Fred Hannum.
Mrs. c. r. Gidden and daughter,
Elizabeth, left Monday for Atlantic City
for a short stay.
Miss Marion Howard of Mortified,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. T.. f.
Dwyer, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. IL. r. Coe came Thursday
from Boston, where they spent the winter
to their home here.
George Doane left Monday for Duxbury
Mass, where he expects to follow nis
trade as a painter
The license commissioners nave been
appointed. They are c. w. Adams, h. r.
Blood and c. a. Poland.
Mrs L. II. Bugbee spent Tuesday in
Bellows Falls with her aunt, who will
move soon Newfoundland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hicks and son Of
Kansas are guests this week of Mrs.
Hicks's brother, Alpha Allen.
Mrs. Lena Crossman has returned to
her duties in the telephone exchange after
weeks vacation in Boston
Mrs. \. j. Aver went Monday to Rock
ingnam to spend the week with her
parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Roundy
Charles Booth who mad been home from
his work three weeks on account Of a
carbuncle on his neck returned to Brook
line Monday
The household goods of c. y. Dawson
will he sold by public auction tomorrow.
the family will go soon 20 stony Creek.
Conn, to live.
Miss Sarah Wood is back at the Hough-
ton farm at work, having been employed
! by Mrs. SeaVerns in Jamaica Plain
| through the winter.
Thomas Carpenter is moving his family
! from the tenement in Mrs. Harvey
| Towards house to the one vacated in
/ G. l.. Pierce's house by c. l.. Coane.
! The body of Mrs. Kate (Works) Black,
| widow of Orrin Black, was brought here
| from Bellows Falls Saturday for burial
in the family lot in Maple Grove cemetery.
Mr. Perkins, who had been i'll in the
hotel some time. died Of neart disease
| Friday evening. The body was taken by
/ Mrs. Perkins to South STAFFORD for
burial
Mrs. Fanny Clough attended the funeral
in Hartford Tuesday of Mrs. Ellen Hough-
ton Allen, and visited with Mrs. Olive
r. Houghton in Springfield, Mass. on the
| way home.
The next regular meeting of the Grange
| will be held Friday evening, March %
wneu gentlemen's night will be observed
This viii be an open meeting and a sugar
| supper will be served An unusually at
tractive program will be given.
The Fortnightly club was entertained
| by Miss Jennie T.. Pierce Friday after
| noon Mrs WashbuUn reviewed the If,
of Augustus St. Gaudens and current
events were presented by Miss BESSIE
| Braley Refreshments were served boy
| the hostess.
Lowell Patcn has sold out to mis- part
ner Luther w. Allen, and removed from
the Barrett farm to the home Of his
mother Mrs Jennie Patch. Mr.. Barrett
who attached the stock and farming tool
on the farm, is confined to his bed b.
illness at the home OF his daughter il
Athol, Mass.
Miss Hulda Ingoj left the Houghtoi
farm, where she has been employee
through the winter, Friday. and afte
spending a few days at the Washburl
farm, she left Thursday morning for tn
home of her brother in Illinois, wher
! she was called on account OF an acctden
! in his family.
The body Of John Willard, who died i
the Soldiers home in Bennington Satur
day. was brought here Tuesday and serv
| ices were held in the Baptist chapel, Rev
Mr. Berry. pastor. officiating. Col. w. Il
Greenwood post of which he was "A mem
Der, took charge of the services. Nj
Willard formerly made Putney his home
living at Harvey Brainard's.
Mrs. A. NJ. Corser and Mrs. c. d. Brit
ton gave a tea Saturday afternoon a
the home of Mrs Corser in honor of the
} sister, Mrs c. y. Dawson, wno will re
move from town soon. 1t was complet
| surprise to Mrs. Dawson. a social hou
was enjoyed and the guests were enter
tanned with music. The refreshment
were served in a unique way and wei
a surprise to the guests.