Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-12-08
STATIONS RIVER.

b. ]. Simonds finished moving to Bel
lows Falls last week.
Mr.. Sturtevant and family moved to
Bellows Falls last week
Arthur Barney was at home Thanks
giving day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Earle Martin visited in
New York the past week.
Mrs. Prosper Morris of Leominster was
in town a few days recently.
G. p. Alexander and family were in
Chesterfield. N. H., for Thanksgiving.
w. E. Clough had a 1o-months-old pig
killed Tuesday. 1t dressed 1865 pounds.
Miss Marion Hubbard spent the Thanks
giving vacation in Leominster and Bos-
ton.
Miss Emmie Thayer was home from
Cambridge, Mass, from Wednesday to
Monday.
Nearly 80 from this place attended the
dance in Rockingham last week We'd
nesday evening.
John Austin and Miss Beatrice Jacobs
of Brattleboro were at Harry Austin's
from Wednesday last week to Friday.
Miss Flora Stoodley returned home
Monday night. from the Mary FLETCHER
hospital, where she underwent an oper-
! atom
The ladies' aid society of the Baptist
| church cleared about $25 on their sale of
useful and fancy articles Wednesday
| evening.
| Mrs. Lewis Tenney continues very i'll.
| A specialist from Boston was called sun
| day, but he was unable to give them
much encouragement.
Cards announcing the marriage OF
| Miss Gertrude Edison to Harry Harper
! Wednesday. Nov. 49, have been received.
Miss Edison was former teacher in the
graded school in SaXtons River.
A women's class was organized sun
day at the Baptist church and ofhcers
were elected for one month; Pres, Mrs
F. C. Rand; sec, Miss Anna Alexander
treas, Mrs. Charles Paddock; teacher
Miss Mary Winchester.
The young peoples Sunday schoo
| class of the Baptist church held a bust
| ness meeting in the home of their teach
! err, w. b. Glynn, Saturday evening anc
| elected this membership committee: Pear
| Buemond Florence Austin, Hazel Gale
| Helen White, Albert Dillingham;, Arthur
Gale, Harold Fuller and Harry French.
Among the students home for Thanks
giving were: Charlie Buchanan ane
Paul Glynn from University of Yer
mont, Miss Margaret Fuller, Miss
Katherine Wright and Miss Marion
| Willis from Mortified seminary MISS
Wilma Cory from Middlebury college
Arthur and Hazel Gale from the Claw
SON. Hamilton commercial CoheSS'
Among the Thanksgiving visitors We're
Mrs. Maud Stroud and daughter, Ger
aldine, and David Taylor of Springfield
Mass, at C. H. Twitchells; Miss Viole
French at her home; Mr. and Mrs. ia!
Osgood and Edward Osgood of Hartford
Conn, at their home here; Raymond
Simonds of Oakville, Conn, was at tn,
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Simonds, where IA sat down to dinner.
Mrs Caroline Wilder, widow o
Leamon Wilder died Nov. 20. She wa
born in Saxtons River in April 1888, AM
spent all her unmarried life here. Sh
was married to Leamon Wilder in 1856
A few years after they moved to West
minister West and bought farm, MI
Wilder died nearly two years ago, sh
coming back to Saxtons River to live
The funeral was held in her home Dec
l, Rev f. A. Mason officiating, witt
burial in the family lot In SaXtons Rive
cemetery. She leaves two brothers ant
one sister, Henry Minard of Westmins
ter West, John Mnard and Mrs. Luc
Ann Ober both of this place.