Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-01-27
NEWFANE

Loenza Davis is ill.,
Mrs George Wilcox is visiting at Mrs. |
Nelson Gray's
Raymond Pratt is janitor at the school
house this week
Alvin Gates is not as well and is under
the doctors care.
Hermon Eddy took an air compressor
to the mine Tuesday.
Melvin Pratt is able to be out after
being housed five weeks.
The ladies' aid society met Thursday
with Mrs. D. s. Balou
Mrs Ella Eames was with her son, w.
z. Eames, over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Benson visited
relatives in Bondville Sunday.
Henry and Charles Rowe are cutting
wood for Charles M. Goodenough.
Miss Marion Bills, who has been i'll
several weeks, is gaining very slowly.
Mrs r. d. Newton and Miss Harriet
returned from Springfield Thursday night.
Mrs Laura A. Munger and Mrs ~ S.
Moore have returned from Linden lodge,
Marcus Wellman returned Monday to
Brattleboro, where he is employed by DR..
Bowen
Rev. n. s. Moore will preach next Sun
day morning on Simeon" from the text
Luke 2:25
L. H. Cook of Greenfield is here this
week looking after his lumber inter-
ests in Brookline.
Norman a. Wheeler, who was guest
at the Inn a short time, returned Tues
day to Springfield, Mass.
Miss Lena Farnsworth of Bondville is
a guest of the Misses Benson at the
Windham County House.
VIII Hazelton and his cousin. Frank
Swinngton, of Canton, Me- have gone
to Leyden to visit their uncle.
Charlie Benson is suffering from blood
poisoning. caused by scratching his
finger on a nail about a week ago.
Mrs. Fuller, who had been caring for
Mrs. Albert Jefts a few weeks, returned
Thursday to her home in Londonderry.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Shepardson
have been at the Inn this week Mr..
Shepardson has just bought a large tim
Der tract
Superintendent Lowell from the state
prison at Windsor was a guest at the
Windham County House Monday and
Tuesday.
O. II. Ellis of Brattleboro came here
the first of the week and went to the
silver mine near Wardsboro, where he
will remain indefinitely.
Frank Palmer has joined his family
in their new home in Gill, Mass. He
was here this week to get the house,
hold goods, which had been left in the
ola nome.
Mrs. Raven has joined her husband,
who is experimenting the work on the
mine at the Speckman farm. While there
she will board with Mrs. Dunstan, who
lives near the mine.
Mrs. Chester White of Colrain, sister of
Mrs Charles H. Hescock, sustained
fracture of the leg below the hip joint by
falling on the ice Tuesday. She is now in
the hospital in Greenfield
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and on Friday afternoon the children
will participate in appropriate exercises.
All parents and friends who can be pres
ent will be well entertained.
Miss Sadie f. Underwood was up to
spend Sunday with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Howe, who re-
turned with her to Brattleboro Monday
morning to spend several weeks.
Walter Wright, who is still at home on
account of illness but is improving
slowly, received shower of post cards
Saturday from his schoolmates in the
agricultural department at Lyndon Cen
tire.
A. j. Pike of Stratton is visiting his
sisters, Mrs. Bills and Mrs Joel Grout.
Mr.. Pike came with a wagon, as there
was not enough snow there for sleigh
ing, which is very unusual at this time
of year.
An excellent dinner was served at
Union NAH last saturday by the U. ii.
H, to which a good number of the
stockholders of the Windham County
creamery were present, as we'll as
townspeople
The quarantine for chicken-pox has
been removed in the Union school dis
trict and all the pupils who have been
detained at home for the past week or
two on this account will begin school
again Monday.
Judge w. II. Taylor of Hardwick, who
was in Brattleboro to preside at an ad-
journed session of court this week
came here Wednesday night. He will
come to Brattleboro again in February
to attend another session.
While skdding logs in Brookline We'd
nesday Henry Wilson was driving his
team down road over which he had
been for the ninth or tenth time, when
the log in some way became caught,
throwing the horse and breaking its leg.
Miss G. Sadie Smith, court reporter,
who was called to court this week in
Brattleboro came Wednesday night to
visit friends, returning Thursday after
noon to her home in Rutland. While
here she was the guest of Mrs. V. I.
Chase.
In the regular meeting of the
Grange Wednesday evening the officers
for the ensuing year We're installed by
District Deputy Wilson Winchester.
There was a large attendance of men,
bers and invited guests. Refreshments
We're served.
Mrs. Willard Brown, formerly of this
town, who is living in Brookline. having
rooms at Walter Whitaker's sustained
fracture of the arm just above the elbow
by falling on the ice Sunday. Miss Lucy
Whitaker, who lives with her sister, Mrs.
H. NJ. Hescock, has gone to care for her
a few days.
The old officers were reelected at the