Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-04-28

F. r. Mann was in Wilmington We'd
nesday.
William II. Eddy is moving from the
Allen place to Dummerston.
Mrs Wallace Johnson of Marlboro is
caring for her daughter, Mrs. James
Stark.
f. A. Waldron bought last week a
fine steel gray horse for general use of
NJ J. Tetrault of Greenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kenney have
moved this week to Bernardston, where
they recently bought a place.
Miss Minnie Johnson returned Sun
day to Beverly, Mass, where she is
principal of the Ryal Side school.
Miss Gertrude Parker of Springfield,
Mass, was a recent guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bidwell of
Charestown, n. H., were guests at Mrs.
f. C. Dunklee's Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mrs. ]. s. Bigelow began Monday to
care for Mrs. Alcena Clisbee. who lives
with her daughter, Mrs. Alice Rich
mond.
Miss Susie L. Clark is expected home
from Springfield SATURDAY. to spend her
vacation with her parents, DR.. and Mrs
c. s. Clark.
Louis \. Thayer spent one day last
week with his parents, returning Fri
day to Little Falls, n. Y, where he is
engaged in teaching.
Miss Olive Weatherhead of Montague
| spent Saturday and Sunday in her home
returning to her school Monday She
expected to be at home again the last
| of the week.
Americas first great missionary expo
| stion, The world in Boston," While
there she will be the guest of Mrs.
Clara Hoisington.
George Harris has been very success
full with his chickens this spring. He
| has kept several kinds of hens and
Matched $50 chickens. He has sold most
of them, keeping only about 40 for his
| own use.
The farmers in this vicinity have
nearly all gathered their buckets and re-
| port having made an average yield OF
| syrup and sugar. In the back towns
| they are making a much larger amount
than for several years.
w. E. Taylor, who has been in the
| Memorial hospital some time suffering
| from blood poisoning in his hand, wen
to the home of his son, Earle Taylor
the first of the week. He goes to the
hospital to have his hand dressed every
day.
DR.. c. E. Clark, who has been in New
York a few weeks, and Mrs. Clark and
children, who have spent several month!
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Claw.
son in Detroit, Mich, are expected tC
arrive today Friday, at DR.. C. S
weeks before returning to Sivas, Tur
! key.
The funeral services of Mrs. Hulda NJ
| (iarris) Frost were held in the HON,
Saturday at 100 o'clock. They were at
tended by E. Stacy Harrison. Mrs
Harold Blodgett sang two selections
Rock of Ages" and abide with Me.
There were many beautiful floral piece
from the family and from friends, alst
from Windham County Pomona ant
Protective Grange. The burial was II
West Brattleboro cemetery. The bear
ers We're Walter Walker, Fredericl
Smith, Henry Allen and James Better
ley, The first three were Changers. Tn
people from out of town who attende
the funeral We're Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Adams of Chesterfield Mr.. and Mrs
Clark S. Frost of New Haven, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. Haskins and Alic
Frost OF. Greenfield, Arthur Winter O
Athol, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Perry o
Greenfield William Knowlton of New
fame, Henry Hazeltine and Mr.. and Mr.!
James Betterley of Dummerston and Ger
and Mrs. William Conrad of Bosto
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carpenter {
Chesterfield.