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

David NJ Frost is visiting relatives in
Nyack, n. Y.
The Pomona Grange meeting last week
was well attended
Robert Little of SaXtons River is visit
ing relatives in town.
Cortez Boutwell, has returned from
few days visit in Townshend.
Miss Smith of Brattlehoro visited her
brother, ID. II. Smith, over sunday.
Mrs. NJ. c. Roundy of Rockingham is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. y. j. Aver
Charles Farnum visited his brother Ar
thur Farnum, in Newfane over Sunday.
Eli Pitcher will go sunday to Hinsdde
\. H.. to work for Prefontaine X Wilder
Walter Langhton of Chester was a
guest at Russell IL. Braley's over sun
day.
Henry II. Everleth has been able to dis
card his crutches and is about with a
cane.
Miss Abbie Washburn is in Rosllndale,
Mass, visiting her sister, Mrs. sarah
Ashenden.
Harry Littlefeld will leave next week
for a vacation of several days among
relatives and friends.
Mrs W. H. Page is visiting relatives in
Sheldon Springs. Miss Belle McFetus is
keeping house for her.
Clifford Cooke began work Tuesday for
b. c. Clemens, assisting Mr. Littleheld
with the barn work at the Corser farm.
Ira. Davenport was called to Mt. Holly
on account of the death of his mother
Monday. The funeral was held Thurs
day.
The meeting of Putney Grange Friday,
Nov. "a, will be neghbors' night. West
minister West Grange will furnish the
program.
Rev. j. r. Remwick, pastor the Meth
odist church in Cornish, Me, visited a
few days this week with Rev. and Mis-. j.
L. Berry.
Miss Mildred Green of Chester, n. H.,
a student in the normal school in Keene,
was guest over Sunday of Mrs. j. f.
Washburn.
Mrs. Harry Littlefeld and daughter,
Edith, will go Friday to Guilford for a
brief visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Clark.
Mrs. a. b. II. Harris entertained the
ladies' aid society of the Congregational
church Tuesday afternoon. There was
a large attendance.
r. l.. Clark, formerly of this town, Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Annie Littlefeld, re-
Gently. Mr.. Clark has bought the Warn
er Miller farm in Dummerston. He took
possession Wednesday.
Charles F. Shumway of Amherst,
Mass, formerly proprietor of the Hotel
Kendrick in this town, has bought the
Pocumtuck hotel in Deerfield, Mass, ana
will assume management of it at once
The Junior o. L. A. NJ have made
some arrangements for their ball ana
concert Thanksgiving evening Clarence
A. Poland will be floor director win
Scott Look, Frank Young and Frank
Howard as aids.
+. E. Andrews and daughters, Miss
Sarah and Miss Mary Andrews, closed
their summer homes on West hill Mon
day and went to their home in Boston for
the winter. Mr., Andrews's coachman
Mr. Ryan, and wife drove the coach
horses to Boston, starting Wednesday.
w. +. Pierce has moved his engine and
portable saw mill from Westminster to
the woodlot owned by A. w. j. wilkins
of Rrattleboro on the farm well known as
the Wood place Mr.. Pierce will keep his
own farm house in this village open and
board there during his work on West
hill.
The social in the Congregational church
Saturday evening was well attended. The
program consisted of violin duets by Mr.
MAR and Frank f. Page, accompanied
on the organ by Miss Omar, readings by
Miss Elizabeth Braley and Mr.. Mair anc
song by Mary Poland which was much
enjoyed. Refreshments were served anc
games were played which We're enjoyed
by the young people.