Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-12-29

Mrs, E. I. Leach spent Christmas in
Swanzey.
II. II. Russell was in Boston one day
last week.
S. a. Esten of Leominster was in town
on Tuesday
Mr., and Mrs. Warren Holman spent
Christmas in Keene.
Mrs. jeanette S. Hale of Bernardston is
visiting her brother G. p. Slate.
Miss Grace Delphy of Meriden, Conn,
is visiting Miss Marjorie Belleville.
Miss Doris Marsh of Westport was a
guest of Miss Doris Cantlin Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pearson of Keene
have been visiting at c. A. Pearson's.
Miss Florence Holden of Bratteboro
spent the weekend at j. H. Watson's.
c. w. Stafford has been in Amherst and
vicinity on a business trip several days
Charles King goes to New York today
for visit of month with his daughter.
Prentss Taylor of Tufts college is
spending the Christmas vacation at
home.
Lyman's orchestra furnished music for
the play, THE Gamblers" in Keene
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Fuller We're called
to Chesterfield Friday by the death of
Mrs Fuller's father.
Miss Eva Robertson entertained the
Nameless Five Wednesday evening with
a Christmas tree and supper.
The Knitting club will hold their an
nual banquet and Christmas tree in the
hotel next Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Fech and Mrs
George Abbott attended the funeral of
Mrs, Colony in Keene on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Bailey and Miss
Madlyn Stearns of Brockton visited with
their parents here over Christmas
Mrs. Thomas +. Dix is very i'll with
acute indigestion and heart trouble at
the home of her son, Frank Williams.
J. d. Chavonelle formerly of this town,
spent Christmas with relatives here and
sang in the Catholic church on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Odette went to
White River Junction on Monday, being
called there by the death of grand
daughter.
The Jolly Five will give a New Years
dance in the town hall on Monday even
ing A prize is offered to the couple of
best walters.
Miss Ellen and Miss Mary Fitzgerald
returned last week from Dorchester,
where they have been enjoying two or
three months with relatives,
Rose C. Mead will go to Stroudsburg,
Pa. tomorrow to assume her duties as
the high school at that place.
A mistake was made in the item re-
garding the date of the Universallst fair
last week. 1t should have read that the
date was changed to Feb Is and 16
A number from here took advantage of
the special train to Keene Wednesday
evening to witness the production OF
Charles Klein's play, The Gamblers"
Mrs. C. NJ. Cook Is entertaining her
brother. Stephen Chase. who arrived this
| week from Washington state. He will
remain for the winter in this vicinity.
The annual meeting OF the Universalist
parish will be held at the church next
| Monday evening. banquet will be
served and all interested are invited to
| attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stafford were In
Keene for the holidays; Mr.. and Mrs. R.
d. Taylor in Keene, Charles King. IT,.
in New Britain, Conn, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Dickerman in Brattleboro.
| The Robertson Christmas party was
| held this year at F. w. Robertson's on
| Saturday evening. Besides the six Local
Robertson families. Mr.. and Mrs. G. F
| Wilder of Millers Falls We're present.
A wedding took place at the parochial
residence Wednesday at p. m, when
Miss Lena Blouin. daughter of Mr.. and