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

Jimmie Little began work in the wooden
mill Wednesday.
Don Cutler was a guest at F. S. Full
lers Friday night.
Mrs. Mary Goodell has begun house
keeping in the Cory house.
l.. F. Hunt went to Dover and Will
Evansville Monday to hunt deer.
B. ]. Simonds and family are moving
to Henry street in Bellows Falls.
S. w. Puffer is to move to DR.. Clark's
farm to stay through the winter
C. L. Gale was out with the snow pillow
Wednesday for the first time this seas IN.
Mrs. Orrin Kingsbury of Putney has
been visiting relatives here the past
week.
DIR. W. S. Bowen secured a deer near
Brookline Wednesday, weighing about
270 pounds.
Saxtons River Grange worked the first
and second degrees on a class of II Fri
day night.
The married people of Saxtons River
Grange will serve the chicken-p pie supper,
on their contest next Friday evening.
Miss Flora Stoodley was operated upon
at the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur-
lington Saturday morning. She is doing
well.
Next Saturday the Vermont academy
football team expects to play the st. An
drews team of Concord, Mass, at Sax
tons River.
The ladies' aid society of the Baptist
church will meet with the president Mrs
Edith White Wednesday afternoon at 2
clock to work.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Barry of New
port, N. H., visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Barry, last week. They have
now moved from Newport to Wolaston,
Mass.
About so members Of the odd Fellows
and Rebekah lodges attended the roll call
at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday evening.
An oyster supper was served and a good
time was reported.
Vermont academy football team, which
played at Keene Saturday, won the game
"a to 0. Trains being late seven of the
team walked from Bellows Falls about 4
o'clock Sunday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stratton of Cold
River, n. H, spent Saturday at d. j.
Bemis's. 1t was the 10th birthday ami
versary Of Mr.. Bemis and Mrs Stratton
who are twin brother and sister.
Mrs. Fannie Stoddard has gone to
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs
cora somerville, in Leomnster, Mass
she went there Saturday accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Somerville and son,
FRANK Stoddard, of this place.
News has been received here that Pros
per Morris, formerly of this place but
now of Leominster, Mass, is in a critical
condition in hospital in Fitchburg
having undergone an operation which re-
vealed perforations in the lining of his
stomach
At the annual meeting of the Baptist
church these officers We're elected: Deacon
for three years, w. b. Dow; clerk, F. b.
Locke; treas, Mrs. II. d. Hatfield; col
lector, II. ID. Hatfield; auditor, E. E.
Dow; treas. of mission funds, Mrs. c. e.
| Farr; treas. of poor fund, +. b. Locke;
| trustees. w. b. Gl"Hn for three years, Il.
W.. Dillingham; for two years. j. e. Pid-
dock for one year; ushers, c. X. Hughes.
Arthur Gale, Albert Dillingham;; Sunday
school supt., w. b. Glynn; assistant Sum
| day school supt., f. w. Dillingham;; sec.
and treas, Il. w. Dillingham;; supt. of
the home dept and cradle roll, Mrs E.
| A. Mason; librarian, c. X. Hughes These
committees were chosen: Fellowship,
| Rev. f. A. Mason; deacons, /. A. FAIR,
| II. d. Hatfield, w. b. Dow; music, L. F.
| White, Miss Anna e. Alexander, Mrs. c.
| X Hughes; flower, Mrs C e. Farr for
| quarter ending March 81, Miss Pearle l..
| Buemond for quarter ending June 80
Miss Katharine F. Mason for quarter
ending Sept 80, Mrs. l.. F. White for
quarter ending Dec 81, 1912 Each MEM
Der or Hover committee will choose their
own assistants The flower committee
| from Jan. to Nov, /, 1911, were success
| ful In having the audience room decorat-
ed every Sunday but two, frequently hsv-
| Ing flowers for the evening meeting in the
vestry and for the class rooms in Sunday
| school. During the 10 months II bou-
| quets We're given to about 80 different
| persons, while flowers were provided for
funerals OF four OF the members