Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-02-03

d. B. Clough and Wayland Aver were
home from Walpole Monday.
Miss Susan Roundy has been the guest
of her sister Mrs. Mary Aver.
d. H. Smith has been entertaining his
brother-in-law from Wilmington.
Miss Angie Knight of Brattleboro was
a guest of Miss Sylvia Derry over Sun
day.
Floyd A. De Manche attended the flu
neral of his niece in Lee, Mass, last
week.
Helen Smith is spending the week with
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Maley
of East Putney.
The moving picture show given by
Cooke and Harris was the best they have
ever put on here.
Miss Hattie Lombard has gone to Brat
tleboro to keep house for Superintendent
Whittier during her vacation.
Miss Ethel G. Omar left Monday and
after a visit with friends in Dummers-
ton returned to her home in Revere
Mass.
Mrs Fred w. Dodge has returned to
her home in Springfield, this state, after
q visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. e. Robertson.
Ira Whitman has returned from a
visit in Bellows Falls and Springfield.
This week he attended the funeral of his
sister in Londonderry.
Guy Roberts. who is brakeman in the
yard at Greenfield spent Sunday with
his family at Adam Blood's. His little
child, who has been i'll, is better.
The next meeting of the Fortnightly
club will be held in the home of Mrs.
Washburn Feb. 10. when the club will
read Shakspere's play, Richard III"
Eight horses and 20 men have filled the
ice house at the railroad station be-
longing to Alden Brothers of Boston,
who run the milk car through here,
1900 tons have been stored for their use.
Maynard Beach, the Mount Hermon
student who has supplied the pull
pit of the Congregational church the past
two Sundays, will again preach there
next Sunday morning and evening.
There will be Sunday school at noon as
usual.
The next regular meeting of the Put
ney Grange will be held Friday evening,
Feb TO- and ladies' night will be OBJ
served. Mrs. Eliza Page Mrs. c. A.
Poland and Mrs. ID. S. Angler are the
committee who have the matter in
charge.
DIR. L. H. Bugbee has been in West
Hartford, this state, several times this
week on account of the illness of his
mother with heart disease. Mrs. Bug
bee, who was visiting her parents in
Quechee, has been in West Hartford
since Sunday caring for her.
Our community was saddend on Mon
day by the death of Mrs. Alice (Shea)
Glidden, wife of Charles L. Glidden, who
though living about two miles out of the
village on the Bratteboro road, had
many warm friends in town. She was
very kindhearted and showed her SYM
pathy and kindness to anyone in trouble
or affiiction, and to those in her service
she had been especially kind.
Hayden Moore, whose wifes death was
recently noted, has arrived here from
Porto Rico and has been spending a
few days with Jesse Moses where one
of his children has been stayng.-[Guil-
ford Correspondence Binghamton, n. Y
Republican Jan. 30. Mr. Moore will be
remembered by many of the people nav
ing been employed at 2. l.. Pierce's mil
a number of years" ago. He visited in
town seven years ago.
Miss Marion Howard returned to heI
home in Mortified Saturday. Miss How
ard has been a successful teacher in the
primary department two years, and it is
to be regretted that she will not return
but she has the best wishes of the pa.
rents and pupils a 5 well as her many
friends for her future happiness. Mis-!
II. Bartlett and the pupils of the hgf
school, with the assistance of the othel
teachers gave a shower to Miss Howard
Friday night in the home of Mrs. w. G
Wright.
the Grange to organize a ladies' socet!
and Mrs. Corser and Misses Bessie anC
Lizzie Barley were appointed to draw
up a set of bylaws. meeting wa
appointed for last Tuesday afternoon
but no one showed up except the com
mittee. Some were i'll, others away ant
many felt their time and strength SHOULD
be given to one of the four societies al
ready organized in connection with tn
churches of the town and the Union All
in East Putney.
Jim, Dorr Clough's faithful old horse
was humanely put out of existence las
Monday The animal was suffering fror
collie He was 33 years old and MI
Clough had owned him 20 years. Will
of no money value he can not be re
placed for the work Mr. Clough had hr
do. He was so well trained and faith
full no time was lost in doing work wit
him. He knew perfectly the routine O
the farm work and was always faithfr