Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-01-28

IL IS stated upon good authority lndL a
stock company will be formed with the
Camerons Of Beverly, Mass and that
portion of the Halle q Frost plant will
br leased and they will soon begin the
manufacture Of automobile bearings. If
this proposition materializes, as doubtless
it will. it will make lower Main street
once more the lively part Of the village.
John O'Brien Of Bernardston was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs W. n. Pike and Mrs. G. 5. Smith
spent Monday in Keene.
Thomas Kelley is out after being con-
fined to the mousse with a throat trouble.
AL Noble Of Hooslck Falls, y. Y, was
a guest Of the Robcrtsons over Sunday.
Percy Booth and family of North
Adams visited Hinsdale relatives last
week
Miss Grace Roberts is III with an at
tack OF intiammatory rheumatism in her
arm.
Miss Josie Redding Of Boston is visiting
her parents, Mr. ana MIS-. william Red
ding.
Mr. Coughlin of Worcester Mass, re-
Gently spent few days with the Rob
crtsOns.
Mrs Ashbel Meacham Of Jamaica and
brother Of Bratteboro visited at Thomas
Buffers Friday.
The members of Queen Esther Re
hekah lodge are preparing for a sale In
the near future.
Ira Wetherbce, who lives near Boston,
WAS , recent visitor for a short time AT
Mer'iu Buffers.
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Miss lhco. Spencer returned Tuesday To
her home In Greenfield Mass, after a ir"
weeks stay with her aunt MIS- Burton
Spencer.
Or Foss OF Alstead and Dr Roberts OF
this village performed an operation upon
Lillian Stacey last week for the removal
uf udcuoils.
Wuitu Iarl,ncc who has been laid
Mo as the rcsul, of being kicked i'm the
knee by a ncrse is able to attend 90 his
duties at Fullers store
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supervisor II. II. PTatt ana the most
oi The i"toHtIs attended 'Hr teachers Ia
I Siiu'r in Naip'lr TO-DAY. MI. lFA'l
spoke on TWO suhJ'ci~ Arithmetic. ana
Education IN rsHt-HNihs.
Supervisor H. H. Pratt vii preach IN
/ the IuiN"rSa'lst church sunday morning
/ Rev Asa Mayo bradley Us expected mere
/ Fer" ]. and At VII immediately enter upon
his duties as pastor az the cAur1d.
/ The Universalist people will hold their
annual fair and festival in the town
/ hall Thursday and Friday evenings. Feb
/ and g. Special effort has been put into
/ tho preparations to make fl one Of the
/ uriuripal events Of the season. Supper
Will bc served each evening. and tive
/ plays are being prepared to be pre-
scented by local talent The usual mum.
Der Of booths. with their varied article,
1 for sale will be In evidence The tes
tlvtics will wind up with four hours foi
dancing
Mrs Laura Jefrords PASSED her >5tl
IbIrtbday anniversary quietly In her HON,
Monday. Mrs. Jenords is closely cputine,
ia me hotn. but she is able Ia do som,
work and is bright and active mentally
! She receives ner visitors cordially. an,
couvcrses on all subjects intelligently. il
fact is thoroughly companionahle an,
looks many wears Younger than TIM famu
records show her to ho She has grow
old gracefully. and all wish her man.
more comfortable years Mrs Jenord
received numerous messages of cungra tn