Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-03-03


w. l.. Walker are Ill.
Mrs, Charles Wilson and Mrs. Hanley,
who visited at Frank Martins have re-
turned to Amherst, Mass.
Miss Anna Stoddard of Westmoreland,
N. H.. was guest of Miss Irene Rob
bins the first of the week.
The Twentieth Century club held a
sewing meeting Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. II. +. Prefontaine.
Mrs. Emma Boyd has returned to her
home in Wilmington after working sew
eral months for James r. LeRay.
Mrs. w. C. Bryant was called to Rum
ney n. H., Wednesday on account of the
illness of her father, Joseph Abbott.
w. G. Stark, who lives on the Marlboro
road in district No. II, Is building new
barn l., w Lord is working for him.
Walter Kenney has Even up his posi-
tion in the Hooker. Corser & Mitchell
overall factory on account of i'll health.
About As couples attended the dance in
Academy hall Friday evening Mr.. Wales
and Ambrose Knapp furnished music.
Miss Mildred Copeland was called home
this week from Vernon on account OF the
Illness of her mother, Mrs. c. Copeland.
w. e. Minis and little daughter, Eliza
beth, of Warren, Mass, were guests of
DR.. and Mrs. G. s Clark from Friday to
Monday.
Congratulations are due Ralph E. Thay-
er, who won first prize at the Clawson-
Hamilton commercial college speaking
contest Monday evening.
An enthusiastic meeting of the voters
of this part of the town was held Mon
day evening in Academy hall to discuss
town meeting problems
Frank Gould and Merle Stocker of
Wardsboro were at Arthur Miller's Sat
urday. Mr.. Gould bought a thorough
bred calf of Mr. Miller.
Arthur Crouch. who has been a clerk
In ]. L. Stockwells store, expects to be-
gin work in about two weeks for Bond
& Woodbury., grocers. in Springfield,
Mass.
Rev. Alfred Cornell of Guilford con-
Quoted a meeting Tuesday evening in the
home of ]. s. Wood. Another meeting
will be held Tuesday evening at Gilbert
Morse's.
Miss Minnie Johnson. principal of the
Rialside graded school in Beverly, Mass,
returned Friday after spending a week
with her parents and other friends here
and in Dummerston.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Whittier left Tues
day for Weymouth Mass, where they
will spend few days with Mrs. Whit
tiers brother. They will then go to
Pennington, Me-, to visit.
Austin NJ. Akley sustained a shock of
paralysis last Friday morning, rendering
his right side helpless. DR.. G. b. Hunter
and a nurse from the Mutual Aid asso-
citation are caring for him
Miss Laura Braley came from Buck
land, Mass, Monday to A. F. Hills to
visit. She went from there to South
Londonderry to spend few days before
going to her home in Putney.
d II Perry finished saving
lumber and has sold his mill on the
Meadow brook road to Mr. Tenney of
Dummerston. 1t was moved Wednesday
to the Holbrook farm in that place.
Baptist church, Rev. f. Stacy Harri-
son pastor. Sunday morning service TO- 3d.
sermon by the pastor. Bible school at II
m. Evening service at o'clock. Church
prayer meeting Friday evening at 7.3O.
w. j. Hawkins has been appointed
agent for the Dodd and Struthers Light
ming Rod company of Des Moines, Iowa.
Mr. Hawknss territory covers the towns
OF Brattleboro, Vernon, Guilford and
Marlboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wheeler, who were
In Boston a week, came home sooner
than they expected on account of the
illness of Mrs. Wheeler, who is threat
ened with pneumonia. She Is attended
by DR.. Thomas Rice.
Hardwick and Mr.. and Mrs G.. L. John
son of Littleton, n. H., We're guests at
T. NJ. Allbee's over Sunday. Mrs. All
bees mother, Mrs Eliza Morse is
guest Of her daughter.
The death of Miss Elizabeth White
occurred at the Retreat Wednesday, The
funeral will be held in her recent home
in this place at $50 o'clock tomorrow,
Saturday, morning and the burial will
take place in Wilmington
Lewis Robinson of Wilmington, while
travelling in the road Tuesday night.
slipped on the ice and received bad
fracture of the wrist. Dr. c. B. Hunter
took Mr.. Robinson to the Memorial hos.
pital Wednesday morning for treat
ment.
The teachers of the village schools
plan to spend the vacation in their sew
eral homes. Miss Alta and Miss Eliza
beth Dennison will go to Bernardston
Miss Jessie c. Closson will go to West
Lebanon, Me-, and Miss Nora E. Jaquith
will go to Guilford.
William and Lester Haywood enter
tained about 80 of their young friends in
Academy hall Thursday afternoon from
to O'Clock. Games and marching
formed a part of the entertainment and
refreshments of cake and ice cream were
served. 1t was very happy occasion
for the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Clark, who left
several weeks ago en- route for Tarpon
Springs, Fla, arrived there last week
Their journey was delayed some time on
account of the illness of Mrs. Clark in
Yonkers, N. Y. She had nearly recov-
cred her usual health when they left
Yonkers for Florida.
W. L. Sylvester, agent, recently has
sold to NJ. e. Chamberlain an 1S-horse
power gasoline engine, an American saw
mill, a single mill and a slab saw out
fit. Part of the machinery arrived last
week He has finished unloading a car
or raw chemicals, which will be used as
fertilizer on grass lands
First Congregational church, Rev. f. ].
Lewis, pastor Sunday services: At 10 80
the communion service will be observed:
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