Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-02-10
WiST BRATTLEB0R0
Clfence Halliday is i'll.

at of next week on business.
bavid McElhinny came to Ames hill
thursday for a short stay.
, 7 T. b. Richardson, p W. Chase and
IA, u Marsh are filing their ice houses.
\ Horny Smead and son, Frank Smead.
. wore guests at George Harris's this week
,, ". Mather has contracted to supply
. for the creamery, which he is doing
t... week.
Mr.. g. B. Llscom has been suffering
.,yrral days from another attack of APP
...u.uctts.
Mi md Mrs. II. w. Barber entertained
o. few rends at maple sugar eat Tues
ii,. ening.
arge number are expecting to at
. the Universalist fair in Vernon to-
=. mt, Friday.
Harry Hamilton underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis in the Memorial hos
pital Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Harrison and Percy
| Harrison were guests of Rev. L. Stacy
| Harrison Monday.
Mrs. F. S. Bellows of Wilmington has
| been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. l.. Cope
| land the past week.
Snow fell to a depth of 10 inches dur
ing the week, and the snow roller made
it's first appearance wednesday.
Fred Fox was called to Wilmington yes
terday on account of the severe illness
of his mother, Mrs Albert Fox.
w. f. Howe of Wilmington was at H.
G. Smiths Friday on a bushes trip re-
turning to Wilmington Saturday.
II. d. Allen of Wilmington was a guest
| of George A. Allen the first of the week,
returning to Wilmington Wednesday.
The Jolly Ten club will be entertained
| by Mrs, G. T. Covey in the home of Mrs.
o. G. Covey this, Friday, afternoon.
The regular monthly missionary meet
ing of the Baptist church was held yes
terday afternoon with Miss Della Smith.
The water supply has failed at L.
| Copeland's, Silas Holbrooks L. j. Syl-
westerns and at the Congregational par
| sonage.
F. d. Marsh. agent for the Buffalo
| Fertilizer company, has received n car
load of phosphate which he is disposing
of among the farmers
NJ. j. Howard of South Londonderry
spent Tuesday night with r. l.. Frost
| getting points to aid him in his duties as
county fish and game warden.
Mrs. Sophronia Copeland, who has been
ill., is recovering. She is in the home of
her son, Lamson Copeland, and will re-
main there through the winter.
Miss Myrtle Briggs is unable to finish
her term of school in district No. I on
| account of i'll health. Miss Mabel Win
| chester OF IullIOIu Is SuDSlIiullIlS LOT
| her.
The annual meeting of the Near and
| Farther Lights society will be held We'd
| nesday evening in the home of Mrs Cath
crime Evans. A good attendance is de-
| sired
The pupils of the ninth grade held
| social in Academy hall Friday evening
Home made candies were on sale. The
proceeds of the social will go toward the
| graduation fund.
| pound social was given by the Bar
| AGA class in the vestry of the Baptist
| church Wednesday evening An excel
| lent supper was served, Games were
played and these officers were chosen
Pres. George Harris; vice pres, d. T.
| Perry; sec. and treas. Thomas Collins
Charles L. Houghton of Ames hill was
| taken Saturday to the Memorial hos
| pital In Springfield, Mass where he I'M
| derwent an operation for appendicitis
Sunday. Dr. Carmichael performed the
| operation. Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Houghton were in Springfield from Sun
| day to Wednesday.
Baptist church, Rev E Stacy Harri-
son, pastor. Sunday services: 1890 a. M,
| sermon by pastor, subject, when shall
l become a Christian" This is the sec
ond sermon of a series of three. Bible
| school at u m. Evening service at
| o'clock. Church prayer meeting Friday
ing Thursday evening at 7 o'clock at
| Thomas Collins's.
| The pupils in the West Brattleboro
| graded school took a prize at the Valley
| fair last fall on products from school
| garden. They have expended that money
| for three pictures which have been hung
| in the Academy building this week The
pictures are: "Six American poets" "Sir
Galahad." and "a lullaby" which Is an
| illustration taken from Tennyson's poem
| Sweet and low"
First Congregational church. Rev f. ].
| Lewis pastor. Sunday morning services
at 1890 sermon by the pastor, subject
| 1.-THE mystery of Godlness": Sunday
| school at 10 m: meeting of Capernaum
| circle at $50 This will be a union SER
| vice. Subject, lessons from great lives
Joseph and Abraham Lincoln" leaders
| Hugh Dunklee and Ruth Weatherhead.
The gospel service at o'clock will be
omitted. Church prayer meeting Tues
| day evening at 7.30.
The Neighbors' club gave sur
prise party to Mrs. ]. L. Stockwell We'd
nesday evening in honor of Mrs. Stock
| wells birthday anniversary. Progress
sive euchre was played. The roval prize
was awarded to Mrs r. s. Miller. pro-
gressive prize to ], L. Stockwell and the
| BOBBY prize to w IT, Haywood A
beautiful vase of imported ware was pre-
scented to Mrs. Stockwell. Instrumental
and vocal music formed part of the even
lng's entertainment Refreshments were
| served
M. F., Chamberlain and sons have or
dered gasoline engine and saw mill
through Bracket, Shaw e Lunt COM
pany for whom W. L. Sylvester is the To-
cal agent. They expect to set up the mill
at Natural Crook farm" on the Dunn
merston hill road soon as the frost
Is out of the ground. and will get out
lumber, wood and shingles for sale, They
also will do custom work The engine
VIII be similar to the one Renfrew &
Gibson have installed in their grist mill
and will be IS horsepower
When Mrs L. NJ. Keneston returned to
her home In Baldwnsville 1t was hoped
by her many friends that she would soon
recover and for a time she gained but
last week symptoms of a more agra =
Vated nature became apparent and DR..
, u. h. Hunter was called to Baldwins-
vile Saturday to see her. He was called
there again Monday in consultation with
several other physicians. Mrs Kenes-
/, ton was suffering from congestion of the
,, left lung and from her arm, in which
symptoms of erysipelas had developed.
She was taken to the Memorial hospital
in Worcester Monday, where another on