Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-01-14

Miss Ruth Gray went to Orange Mon
day to visit relatives.
Marcus Wellman went Tuesday to
Bratteboro to attend school
r. NJ. Allbee of West Brattleboro has
been in town a few days this week.
A party of eight from Brattleboro took
supper at the Newfane Inn Sunday even
ing.
1t is reported that Pearlie Allbee has
sold his fox hound to people in Marlboro
for SIS.
Mrs. VIII Nido and little child are at
Mr. Deans, where they will board for the
present
Walter Ingram has put in another
boiler to furnish more power for his
steam mill.
Bert Davis, who was badly injured in
Jamaica last week, is improving and Is
able to be about the house.
Mrs John Whitaker has returned home
from a visit of several weeks with her
parents on Dummerston Hill
Mr. and Mrs A. S. Underwood spent
Saturday and Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Charlotte l.. Underwood.
The hill above the village is in fine con-
dttion for coaSting again and many of our
young people are enjoying the sport.
Lyman Randall and son. Clyde. are fill
ing the ice house at Rev. Guy Iamsons
house which is closed for the winter.
Next Sunday morning the pastor will
preach on the subject. Numbering our
days" from the text of Psalm 30: IL.
Miss Irene Corser of Mortified, who
spent @ few days this week with Miss
Mabel Phillips. is DESTROYS of forming a
music class here.
Iisle NJ Carpenter is spending two
weeks with his parents while his wife is
staying for a time with an uncle. who is
i'll in Cambridge, N. Y.
Noble Pratt who sold his place in the
village some time ago. has gone this
week. with his SON. Raymond, to his
new home in BroOklne.
On Friday evening. Jan. :, at the par
sonage, Charles LeFay and Miss Minnie
Bowen of Williamsville were united in
marriage by Rev, N. S, Moore.
On account of the illness of Wilson
Winchester, who was to be installing
officer at the Grange Wednesday evening.
the installation was postponed until
Thursday evening
Miss Stella Micott, who had been with
Mrs j. NJ. Kenney the past few weeks.
after spending a few days at her home
went Tuesday to assist in caring for Silas
N. Kenney, who is Ill.
Dayton Clark, who sold his farming
tools and goods at auction last Saturday,
will take his daughter, Mona, to live
with his sister in Burlington soon. and
is planning to come back and locate in
Wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stevens of Brook
line were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Ranney Monday night. going from here
to BaldWinSville Tuesday morning to DR..
Robys sanitarium, where Mrs. Stevens
will receive treatment
Cards have been received this week
announcing the marriage of Miss s
Emily Herendeen, who has been a summer
guest at BencaSsOn, to George w. Butler
Wednesday, Jan. s, in Brooklyn, n. Y.
They will live in Little Compton, II. l.
Sas Kenney has moved the household
goods belonging to the Best estate and
will store them at his place for the pre-
sent. Fred Best is contemplating build
ing a house next summer on the land
reserved from the sale Of the Best pro-
perty.
AS was reported in The Phoenix of last
week an injunction was issued to prevent
the further cutting of timber on the
Woodawn cemetery lot Another In
junction was served Tuesday forbdding
the removal of the lumber which has al
ready been cut.
Fred Smith. who has bought the Best
place, has moved part of his household
goods. He went with his family to oc-
cupy the premises Monday. Mr.. Smith
and family are planning to make extern
home when their plans are completed
The annual corporation meeting was
held at the Windham County Savings