Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-12-22

The Gun club will hold a shoot at $50
Christmas morning.
Miss Minnie McGinnis was in Spring.
field the first of the week.
Mrs. ]. b. Riley entertained Mrs. ].
Stiles of Greenfield last week.
Mrs. j. b.. Riley goes to Bellows Falls
tomorrow to spend Christmas,
Percy Booth is working in Concord
and plans to move his family there soon.
E. L. Bruce, VINO has been i'll some
time, is worse and is obliged to nave a
nurse.
Miss Nellie Smith and mother, Mrs.
Henry Smith, are visiting in Clinton,
Mass.
Miss Maize Powers of Mortified, VT,
comes today to spend the holidays at her
home here.
Mrs. Samuel O'Neal returned Monday
from Boston, where she stayed 10 days
with a sister.
Mss Alice Jeffords of Plymouth normal
school is spending the Christmas vaca-
ton at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Butler of Fitch
burg will spend Christmas mt Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Buffers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Pike have been
attending the state Grange meeting in
Manchester this week.
Rev. a. NJ. Bradley has been spend
ing a few days this week with his
mother in Brewster, Mass.
Mrs. w. L. Gould of Boston came to-
day to spend Christmas in the home of
her father, G.. A. Robertson.
Mrs. F. E. Field. Miss Florence Field
and Miss Hazel ROBBERS visited Friday
and Saturday in Springfield.
DR.. O. L. Smith has been entertaining
his mother from ClaremOnt. She re-
turned to her home yesterday.
Miss Ada Hill of Meriden is spending
the Christmas vacation with her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. y. L. Hill.
a local young man, who has been sew
eral times before the police court was
sent to Keene Friday for 80 days.
Michael Hanrahan has been very i'll,
but is now improving. His sister, Miss
Susie Hanrahan, is caring for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy NORM and Miss
Lois and Miss Lillian. Mead attended a
dance in Mortified Friday night.
Mrs. A. Amman and daughter went
to New York Monday to spend Christmas.
Mr.. will join them Monday.
Miss Clara NJ. Stearns has been i'll the
past week and Unable for several days
to attend to her duties as teacher in
grades VI and VII.
Boston papers recently announced the
tHbdStIIltUl VI miss AllN -. StSIlI, as
sistant teacher in our high school, to
Robert Clement Orpin.
The glee club of the high school will
give an invitation dance this evening
in Foresters' han. Lyman's orchestra
will furnish the music.
Miss Rose Duggan, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Coughlin and Mr.. and Mrs. edward
Mcdonald from Greenfield will spend
Christmas with relatives here.
Miss Verna Pike has closed her en-
gagement for this season as milliner at
Mrs. w. o. j. Martins and returned this
week to her home in Lawrence, Mass.
w. h. Stacey is closing his work at the
box shop here and plans to move his
family to Springfield, where he will fol-
low his trade as carpenter and contraC-
tor.
Mrs. Sophia Doolittle and Miss He'd
wig Boldt visited at A. A. Boldt's last
week. Mrs. Bold and young daughter
returned with them to Binghamton Fri
day.
George A. Holland has resigned his po-
sition as cashier for the American Elk
press company in Holyoke. He is at
present assisting in the office at Con-
cord during the holidays.
Only ~ deer were killed by local hunt
ers during the season. Besides those
previously reported DR.. o. l. Smith, Guy
NORM, Clifford Stearns and o. w. Miller
Of Springfield secured one each.
Mrs. r. NJ. Langworthy went to Mid
dlebury, VT, Saturday, being called
there by the severe illness of Mr.. Lang
worthy's father. Miss Lamoille Lang
worthy is visiting in Brattleboro during
her mothers absence.
G. S. Smith lost a horse belonging tc
a valuable pair in Winchester Saturday
The horse was all right when it start.
ed out In the morning and had gone bu'
a short distance with a load of electric
towers when 1t fell dead.
After deciding upon Jan. s and 8 a.
the dates of their annual fair the Uni,
versalist ladies found that this was tn,
date of the Universalist fair in Brattle,