Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-04-21

Elsie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nourse, is i'll with tonsilitis.
Mrs. Hattie Allis of Bernardston is Wis
iting her niece, Mrs. J. p. Liscom.
Faith Head. who has been i'll some
time with bilious fever. is improving.
Mrs. ]. L. Johnson of Fishers Island is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Herbert Thur
Der.
Miss Jennie Nesbitt is at home. Miss
Leah Rathbone is her guest for a few
days.
measles. She returned to chool this
week.
o. G.. Covey is breaking two colts for
Fred Mcclure. When they are broken
Mr.. Mcclure intends to sell one OF them.
Miss Helen Prentiss and Miss Sophie
Philips, teachers in Leland and Gray
seminary, Townshend, were guests at c..
r. Premises from Saturday to Monday.
Denton Smith has a position with the
Vermont Marble company in Proctor,
where he began work Monday. He will
return to Norwich university for COM
mencement.
Henry knight was called to Providence
Monday on account of the death of his
mother. Mrs. Sarah ]. Knight. The flu
neral was held in the home Tuesday
morning and the burial was in Millbury,
Mass. Mrs. knight will be remembered
by friends whom she formerly visited in
this town and Guilford.
The marriage of Miss Sarah II. Plum
mel to John Brown of Springfield, Mass.
took place in Maiden, Mass, Monday
afternoon at 8 o'clock. A reception was
held from s to 10 o'clock in Mr.. Browns
home. Mrs. Brown is the daughter of
Mrs. Ella Plummer. formerly of this
p1ana A ftar q u-ad1fno trim Mr. and Jrv
Brown will live in Springfield.
Mrs. C. S. Ford arrived home from Los
Angeles Sunday evening. She spent two
weeks on the return trip, visiting her
brother in Riverside, and friends in Red
lands. whose home is situated in an or
ange grove and surrounded by a hedge Of
roses 10 feet high, with climbing roses
which nearly covered the house. She
made a short stay In Denver and left
there In a severe snowstorm en- route via
Chicago to Niagara Falls. This made a
very pleasant journey and entirely differ
ent from the trip she took going to Cali
fornia.
Five little girls from his place, Cath
crime Stockwell, Maxine Stellman, liberia
Knight, Vivian Hunter and Blanche Bar
Der, were entertained Thursday afternoon
by Evelyn Mann in her home on Spruce
street, the occasion being Evelyn's sixth
birthday anniversary. Mildred Mann OF
Pine street was also a guest. Miss Ruth
Weatherhead assisted in entertaining the
children with suitable games, after which
supper was served. The decorations were
pink and White and the usual birthday
cake, decorated with six candles, was a
feature Evelyn received some pretty
gifts and altogether the affair was a
very happy one.
Miss Chloe Leonard, So. died in her
home Thursday evening, April 10, from
s~trangulated hernia. She and her brother,
Oscar Leonard. came from Guilford IS
years ago to live on a farm In the oliver
Carpenter neighborhood 3h miles north
west of West Brattleboro In what is
known as district No. Is. Their parents
were Roland and Lydia Leonard and at
one time many years ago the family lived
in West Dover, and moved from there to
Guilford. Funeral services were held in
the home Sunday afternoon at l o'clock.
Rev. f. C. Clarke of South Newfane
officiated and anu Clark and Charles
Newbole OF West Dummerston sang sew
eral selections, Beautiful flowers testi-
fed to the kind sympathy of ~neighbors
and friends. The burial was in West
Dummerston cemetery. The bearers were
T. M. Doyle, w. s. French, Frank Car
penter and Harry LeRay.