Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-12-15

Miss s. Z. Clark has had a new fur
mace installed in her residence.
Mrs. G. b. Hunter and daughter,
Vivian, are visiting in Providence.
DR.. F. W. Gage of Hardwicll, Mass,
has. been a visitor in town a week.
Prof. F. R. Davis of Laconia, n. H.,
was a recent visitor at w. a. Harris's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Adams of MARI
boro visited at G. II. Houghton's sun
day.
Fred Smith went to New York Friday
to spend a week with his son, Hurdis
Smith
Mrs. \. L. Lockwood of Newfane was
a guest at F. w. Chases a few days
recently
II. C. Squires recently built an ice
house and made other improvements on
his place.
Francis Lynde killed hog Saturday.
The animal was a year old and dressed
443 pounds.
II. E. Shipman and two sons, Henry
and Richard, are in Lee, Mass, to stay
a few days.
George Plant has moved from A, T
Stoves to his fathers house, 81 West
| ern avenue.
Miss Eta Miner remains very i'll. Miss
Julia Ann Streeter a trained nurse, is
caring for her.
Melvin Dalrymple recently added a
shed to his barn where he will store
wagons and hay.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Halliday visited
Mrs. Halliday's parents in Marlboro the
first of the week.
Mrs w. F. Mixer was in Bellows Falls
| Tuesday and Wednesday in the Interest
of the Pilgrim Fathers.
w. S. Cove ploughed old ground an(
broke a new piece Wednesday, Dec. IS
He found the ground free from frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Richmond anC
two children of Utica, Neb., are VISITING
at David Yields and other places IL
town.
Mrs. Herbert Smith and son of Pitts
field, Mass who were recent Visitors
| T.. NJ. Goodenough's, returned nome sat
urday.
Charles Miner visited his sister in tn
Farren hospital in Montague Sunday am
found her doing as well as could D.
expected
H. c. Smith has been in Wilmington
most of the week buying cows He droV
home 10 COWS Thursday to ADD 10 nj
herd, making 20 in all
Robins have made their appearance o.
the Gleason farm this week. one wa
seen by several of the family Mohda
and they have been heard since
A
chicken pie supper and fair in the Yves
Dummerston church this, Friday, even
ing Several of the young people trol
here will assist in the program
Mrs. Elizabeth Morse has returned t
the home of her daughter, Mrs. 1.
Allbee, after spending some time win ne
son, f. II. Morse of Dummerstoh M
who has been confined to the mousse
illness several weeks
pastor. Sunday services Dec II: DiVir
worship 1890 a. m. Subject OF sci
mon, WAS Christ tempted like as "
| are?" Bible school at 12m. ENenif
| service at : o'clock. Church pray
| meeting Friday as usual.
| f. d. Marsh, who has herd of
/ cows recently bought three Hilman
| milking machines, engine and all u
y equipment w. Sylvester, who has
. cows, bought four of the machines. N
= Marsh expects an agent there soon
set up the machines and get everythl
4 in working order
Mrs. II. c. Squires celebrated h
| birthday anniversary Tuesday afterno
by entertaining a few women trien'
The afternoon was spent piayl
| 500, after (which a chicken-pie su
per was served. A delegation from
Woman's Relief corps gave Mrs Squii
"A surprise in the evening. Mrs. Squli
] received several presents and a pr
card shower.
- The West Brattleboro magazine ell
which held its annual meeting In \
II vember begins another year with
membership of 16 and list of IL star
ard monthly magazines, four Wee
papers and duplicate copy of the o.
look, This club, organized by Rev.
: seph Chandler in the CO.'S has been &C
tinuous since that time and mas IN
present membership two of its char
be members.
II Mrs. Martha Tyler of Vernon ca
V. Saturday to stay indefinitely with
ng daughter, Mrs. j, L. Stockwell N
V. Tyler has been very i'll with typhoid d
ry EMERY several weeks, She was brou
lis here i'm an automobile accompanied
he her daughter, Miss Stockwell, and nul
CHI Miss Blanche Klmball, who was cal
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