Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-17

! added year of peace ana comfort.
! E. c. Robertson is i'll with an attack
! of lumbago.
Miss Doris Merritt was home from
Keene over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Scott were in
! Springfield last week.
Rev. Roger Etz of Boston is a guest at
! the Unversalst parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs a. Il. Davis went to Had
/ ley, Mass, to visit a few days.
Mr. and Mrs G.. \. Robertson were in
I Boston from Thursday TO Monday.
Ralph Freeman went last week to Mill
! ington, Mass, to visit his parents.
Miss Ella Streeter is at her home here
from her duties as teacher in Comic.
J. z. Davenport has advertised his
| Hnsdale and Brattleboro stage route for
| sale
e. j. Richards is having his Brattle-
boro street residence wired for cleo
tricity.
Mr.. Wyman of Amherst, this state.
was a guest over Sunday at w. G..
| Booths.
Mrs. Charles NORM was in Merden
from Saturday to Monday visiting her
parents.
The ladies' missionary society met
G. S. Howe.
The womans Relief corps will meet
! Tuesday afternoon, Nov. p, with Mrs.
y. \. Bailey.
Mrs f. A. Davis went Monday to
| Gardner. Mass, for a week or 10 days
visit with her sister.
Mrs. jeanette S. Hale of Bernards-
ton, Mass, is visiting in the home of
| her brother, George =. Slate.
was a guest of her brother. w. L. Wat
son, from Friday to Sunday.
Mr.. Doucette moved his family Monday
from Brattleboro street to L. E. STRAIT
tons house in Upper Canada.
c. A. Jones of Keene came Wednesday
afternoon to help his mother celebrate
her birthday anniversary, remaining over
night.
Mrs. H. n. Wilder came home last
week Thursday after a six weeks visit
in Milford, Millers Falls and Farley,
Mass.
The juniors connected with the Uni
versalst society are preparing an enter
tanment to be given Monday evening,
Nov. 81
Tax Collector f. w. Cotton calls atten-
ton to the fact that all taxes not paid
before Dec. l are subject to 10 per cent
| interest
Lorenzo Bergeron of Newport r. l., is
spending 10 days leave of absence here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
| Bergeron.
The Boston Comic Opera company is
booked to appear in The Yankee
Doodle Girl in the opera house next
Monday evening.
Mrs Frank Detour and infant son oil
Beverly, Mass, are with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Britton for sew
eral weeks stay.
Miss A. f. Foster of the high school
faculty left Wednesday afternoon for her
home in Westerly, r. l., called there by
the death of an aunt
A good sized crowd from here wit
messed the presentation in Keene Monday
evening of the musical extravaganza,
The cat and the fiddle"
Mrs Susan Scott was at her home here
two days this week. but returned Tues
day to Mechancsvile, n. Y, where she
| is caring for a sick child.
]. H. Watson, who recently sold out his
bla elk smith business. began work Monday
for w. NJ. Hall on the Brightwood paper
mill, in process of construction.
Miss Mabel Temple celebrated hei
birthday anniversary Saturday by de
ightfully entertaining THE Nameles
Five" at her pleasant River stree
| home.
| MT. ana MIS-. lSdliH ClIttleI, .hIS, Al
gusta Chandler and Hoyt Streeter lef
this week for Florida, with the intention
of spending the winter in the Sum!
South"
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy NORM arrived HON,
Sunday from Flemingsvile n, Y, wher
Mr.. NORM had been setting up some ma
chinery. Mrs. NORM had been with hin
a few days.
, The w. c. T. L. met Tuesday after
u,ith
age gave a very full and interesting
report of the state convention recent,
held in Claremont
Mr. and Mrs. James o. Brien went las
week Thursday to Greenfield Mass, t
visit relatives and to attend the recep
ton at the opening of the new knights
of Columbus clubhouse. They return
ed home the following day.
A union Thanksgiving service will b,
held in the Methodist church Sunda,
evening, Nov &c. Rev. A. L. Hill of the
Congregational church will deliver the
sermon but all the Protestant pastor:
will take part in the service.
The evangelistic workers, Mr.. and Mrs
Cornell, who have been holding a serie!
of meetings, which have been of much
interest in the Baptist church, have
closed their labors here, They returned
| Wednesday to Mortified, Mass.
| Naomi CnapleT ~. u. %, WAS VISITED
| officially Monday evening by Grand Ma
tron Mrs Sanborn and Grand Marsha
| Mrs. st. Clair of Laconia, After tn
work of the evening was completed sup
per was served and a social hour en-
joyed
Mrs. Perkins of Hartford, Conn, wa
in town recently to call on friends an
to visit the cemetery where her rela
tives are buried. Mrs. Perkins is
daughter of the late Mrs. Elvira Rob
erts of Hartford, who is well remember
ed here by the older residents.
Wantastiquet Grange was inspected
| Wednesday evening by the district dep
uty, Mr.. French. A fine literary pro
gram was given under the direction O
Mrs. Roy ID. Taylor. banquet wa
served. The Grange was found by tn
official visitor to be in very satisfactor
condition.
Bradley A. Putney, rs. who died at tn
Elliot City hospital In Keene Saturday
! was a brother OF the late Jane L. Putne
of this town. lie was well known her
| from his visits to his sister, also as a
obliging conductor on passenger train
on the Fitchburg railroad, from whic
he retired about Is years ago.
Rev G.. II. Gutterson of Boston, sec
rotary of the American Missionary as
ISOLATION, occupied the Congregation
pulpit Sunday morning, preaching a