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

Roy Jones spent Sunday with his par
ents.
Miss Lillian Chase, who has been i'll,
is gaining.
Frank Lowe spent Sunday with his sis
ter Mrs. Carrie Wiswall.
Arthur Railway is saving the wood
piles in the union district.
Fred Daniels was in Nashua two days
the latter part of last week.
The regular meeting of the Grange will
be held next Wednesday evening.
Mrs Louis Breslin is spending a few
weeks with her mother Mrs. j. ID. Pierce.
Mrs, y. H. Farnum has recently bought
the White farm in Townshend of Dayton
Clark.
Leon Pike and family of Wiliamsville
moved "Wednesday into Austin Crapo's
house.
Mrs ]. l.. Martin and Mrs. Murray
Tucker We're in town the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. A. l.. SaXton of West Chesterfield
is visiting in the home of her son. Tru-
man Wallace
o. R. Wright and the Winchester broth
ers have each made about 40 gallons Of
maple syrup.
Mr.. Makers teams are hauling the
logs from the Thompson and Davis lot to
the steam mill
Mrs. B. c. Eager had an attack of
pleurisy the first part of the week. but is
now able to be out
Mrs. c. II. Eager who has been hav-
ing an i'll turn and under the care of
physician, is improving.
DR.. Roby and family of Baldwinsville
reached here Tuesday night en- route to
their farm in Brookne.
Charlie Lowe returned Monday from a
visit to relatives in Hnsdale and is in
'rownshend attending school
Next SUNDAY being Palm Sunday the
topic of Rev. n. s. Moore's sermon will
be The stones crying out" fr5tance:
text, Luke 1870 81 Sc;
Frank Rowe and family .; DID, the
latter part of last week, froni tn Willard
place to the house owned by the Inter
State Lumber company.
The library. in which all our towns
people take pride and which was pre-
scented by Mrs. P. c. Moore, contains
between 1000 and 5000 volumes
Allan Hammond of Readsboro Falls
came Thursday night to be present at
the marriage of his sister, Miss Grace
Hammond, in Brattleboro today.
Ernest Bryant of Brattleboro was com
mitted to the Jail Wednesday by George
Wilson, chief of police, which makes only
three prisoners now confined there.
Miss Loena Davis is critically i'll with
measles Her sisters, Loina and Loenza,
are recovering from an attack of the
same disease. Mrs d. S. Balou is as
ssting them during their illness.
Clifton D. Pratt of Boston came Sat
urday night and is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Pratt Mr.. Pratt,
who has been i'll, is so far recovered as
to be able to be out of doors little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodenough who have
been i'll with pneumonia, are much bet
ter, so that the nurse Miss Young. has
returned to her home in Springfield and
Miss Carrie Redield is helping them for
the present
Walter Ingram, who has been saving
out the lumber on the NJ. o. Howe place
for Mr.. Abbott has completed the job,
He loaded his gasolene engine on the cars
the first of the week and shipped it to
Sunderland, Mass.
A. T. Edwards who recently sold his
farm know as the Frank White place, will
sell his stock, produce farming tools and
some household goods by auction We'd
nesday. Further particulars of the auc-
ton may be found in another column.
Roscoe N. Marsh of North Dana, Mass.
who has been assisting a. H Farnum at
the blacksmith shop, went Monday to
Athol, where he has employment. Mr..
Marsh has many friends here and it is
hoped that he will return later with his
family to live permanently.
Some excitement occurred at our rail-
road station Wednesday afternoon, when
Mr. Derry, who was driving F. L.
Pierce's team and was about to unload
load of chair stock in some way tipped