Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-12-01

Lyle Batchelder was at his home in
Peru over Sunday.
Ernest Hodgdon has gone to Boston
to join his parents.
Arthur Greenwood has bought the
Church place of E. NJ Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Stone are visit
ing their son, Arthur, in Farhaven,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell Davis are
visiting Mr.. Daviss parents in Colrain,
Mass.
H. H. Upton will supply the pulpit of
the Congregational church morning and
evening.
Hazel Jones has finished her school in
Stratton and will remain at home for a
time for rest
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Marsh are in
Athol, Mass, to stay a few days with
his relatives.
Miss Carrie Mason is reported much
better 1t is thought that she is now
out of danger.
Mrs. Foster of Newfane has been in
town this week visiting her daughter,
Mrs. n. Jennison.
Mrs Jones, who visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lawrence, has returned to her
home in Alstead, n. II.
Miss Annie Hill has left the employ
of Mrs. w. A. Eddy and gone to Salem,
Mass, to stay this winter,
Cora Mason returned Saturday from
Bellows Falls, where she had been car
ing for her sister, Carrie.
Miss Lydia Fellows who HAS been at
work for Mrs. Almond Marsh, has re-
turned to her home in Brookline.
Miss Edna Marsh of Westminster was a
| Thanksgiving guest of her parents, Mr.
| and Mrs Marsh of HarmOnVVille
Colonel and Mrs, A. B. Franklin ate
| their turkey in the home of Mrs. Frank
| Inns brother Mr.. Pratt, in Newfane.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Rydell enter.
tanned Mrs. Rydells parents, Mr.. ant
| Mrs. VIM. j. Greer, over Thanksgiving
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lawrence enter
tanned the Lawrence family at theil
! home in Harmonyville Thanksgiving
day.
The Harmonyville ice house is under
going repairs preparatory to storing thu
winters ice crop 1t is a sign of thu
| times.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sanderson, VIII
| came with the body of their father. Roy
al Sanderson, returned to Savannah, Ga.
| Saturday,
Miss Margaret Mills came home from
Middlebury college "wednesday to spen,
| Thanksgiving with her parents in Har
| monyVille.
Mrs. Newell Jennison is comfortable a
| present. Mr. Jennison was out of tow
| recently in search of a nurse but wal
| unsuccessful.
| Wilmer Turner and family spent tn
holiday with Mrs Turner's mother ant
sister, Mrs. ]. O. Follett and Mrs. Alic
Austin, in Weston.
The W. C. T. L, met in the Baptist par
sonage Saturday The attendance wa
not large They adjourned to meet witt
Mrs. E. l.. Hastings Dec. 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Mehuron an,
daughter, Roberta. are in Springfield thi
week on a Thanksgiving visit to thei
cousins, Jessie and Roy Pike.
One of the gray horses bought re
Gently by Daniel McCarty is very sic
at this writing. Mr. McCarty lost a val
liable horse two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Batchelder an
Mrs Addie Garfield and her two daugr
ter, Winifred and Christabel, wer
Thanksgiving visitors at f. L. Lowe!
Col. and Mrs. w. II. Miles are in Hart
} ford, Conn, this week visiting Mrs. Per
sis Thomas. Mr.. Miles will remain
week and Mrs. Miles will stay two weeks
t c. f. Buck of Rochester, N. Y, wa
2 at the Inn over Sunday j. A. Greer
wood, o. A. Woodland of Keene and /
, S. Miller of Brattleboro have been vii
! itors there recently.
West River Grange No us gave III
, four-act comedy drama, "A Corn,
Store" Wednesday evening The loci
| club has that play down pretty fine. III
, doctor is a real star.
f The Baptist Ministers Conference
Y the West River valley will postone II
meeting one week, from Dec. 4 to De
II, to avoid conflicting with the date
the New England convention.
Mr., and Mrs. Alton Holden entertaine
; in their home Thanksgiving day M
Holden's mother, William Bruce an
-, sons, Carl and Leon, and Deacon Charl,
! @ Stebbins and Miss Ruby Stebbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ e. Watson left Wee
nesday for Palmer, Mass, where the
= spent Thanksgiving with his aunt and
| large number OF relatives. They W