Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-01-21

the w. c. r. L., is visiting the union in
/ Wilmington this week
Mrs. Truman Wallace. who has been
/ visiting relatives in Wardsboro. returned
home Monday morning
Miss Xanah Coolidge of Peru came
Thursday to assist Mrs J. NJ Kenney,
! VINO Is improving in health.
Thirteen members were present at the
meeting Of the ladies' aid society last
/ week Thursday in the vestry.
| The 100 new hymnals which were order
| ed to be used at the Sunday morning
/ services, have just been received
Mrs. Foster Whitaker, who has been
III, is now able to sit up. Her nurse, Miss
waite, returned home Tuesday.
Several of our townspeople attended the
church social in Brooklne Wednesday
evening which was held at the home of
Albert Austin.
L. NJ. Randall, employed by Mr.. Cook
at his mill in Brookline measuring lum-
Der clyde Randall also is at work there
with his team.
The pastor will preach next Sunday
morning on the subject Words without
deeds from Matthew xxi 80 Il go, sir.
and went not"
A party of friends and nelghbors gath
cred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Gates sunday evening and they enjoyed
musical treat.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Grape and family
are moving this week to Marlboro, where
they have been engaged to board Is men
in lumber camp.
Miss Mary Stillson, who assists Miss
PhllIlps at the central telephone office,
mas gone to her home in Simonsyile for
vacation of few weeks.
George Howard, while engaged in cut
ing logs In the woods, was struck Mon
day by limb. from falling tree. lie
mas been unable to work since.
Prof. Cherrie is doing good business
with MS new gasoline engine. grinding
grain and saving, which is a convenience
to the neghbors in that locality
W. j. Pentland of Brattleboro has been
putting in another radiator to give suf-
hcient heat in the county jail. At pres-
ent there are only three inmates there.
Jailer Earl +. Davis and his father. F
u. Davis, have bought a farm in London
derry Jaller Davis is expecting to go
with his family to occupy it in the spring. |
Nelson Gray and family are moving
inns week from George Parsons's house |
10 the house vacated last week by Noble |
Fratt and recently bought by Mr.. Gray's !
brother.
There will be social next Friday even |
ing at the church vestry under the aus
pices of the Christian Endeavor society.
small admission fee will be charged |
and refreshments will be served free
Dr. Britain of New York. who bought
the Clark farm, is having his ice house
nlled and putting in a supply of wood.
ne ana ms FAMILY Will come to take
possession of the place next summer.
Mrs Frank A. Stevens. who died Ian
Ia In the hospital in Winchendon, Mass.
and whose funeral was held Monday nj
her home in Brookline, was buried in
noon. a. 'e'
{. NJ. Goodenough, assisted by Alyah
CrandaH is making an Improvement at
MS nome by converting an old barn into
a horse barn and wagon house which
when completed, will be a great con.
venience.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Underwood have
crossed their house here for the rest of
the winter and have gone this week TO
bratIeporo. They have leased a tene-
meht on Spruce street, where with their
daughter sadie, they will live for the
present.
Earl f. Davis proprietor of the Wind
nam County House, has sold his interest
mere TO M. f. Benson of Bondvllle. who ,
VIII take possession of the house about
March l. or as soon as Mr.. Davis leaves
10 carry on the farm he has bought in
Londonderry.
AT the meeting of the Grange last
Thursday evening the officers for The {
,nsulns year were installed by Wilson
winchester. William r. Bruce of Brat
ieboro was present After the instaIIa
ION an oyster supper was served in the 6
lining room. ''e 9
The dinner served by the Union Hall d
ielpers Saturday was well patronized nv +
ur townspeople as well as by those out
town VINO attended the creamery meet
ng, Much credit is due the women who
al charge for the excellent dinner a
'hich was enjoyed by ali. s.
Rodney Norton Of Meriden. who has ic
cen III with malariaI fever and has been d
pending some time at the Townshend d
nh' was the guest of A. r. Underwood 8