Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-02-10
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days visit in Providence, r. l.
e Needlecraft will meet with Mrs
!. Prentiss this, Friday, afternoon.
IS Myrtle Washer has returned from
sit of several days in Williamsville
and Mrs. Hiram Winchester ar
i'll with grip and under the physi
s care.
,seph Guick of Long Island ma.
ed to the farm he bought recently
Peter Plant.
Fl. Briggs who has been very sici
bronchial pneumonia, is making
| recovery.
enfrew & Gibson ground 100 bush 1.
TORN in one day, not 1000 bushels
ed recently
lie Twentieth Century club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
NJ Goodenough.
ertrude Parker of Springfield Mass.
ut Sunday with her parents, Nj ana
:. Nelson Parker.
liss Edna Wheeler left Monday for a
alton of two weeks She vii Isl, in
awam and Worcester, Mass
iiss Florence Warmer is working IN
family of DR.. W. q. Barrett "
lrch street, Ware, Mass.
Iiss Amy Mather has been suffering
m blood poisoning, the result OF I"H-
on the ice and bruising er limp
Mrs. Charles Harris win go this week
the home of her daughter, MIS- H. II,
bic, on Grove street to stay several
,eks.
H. G. Smith returnsh Friday from a
sness trip to wilmington He drove
elk 10 cows which, he bought while
ere
Miss Jennie NesbN IS spending a va
.tion in the hong of her father, John
esbitt, and Miss leah Rathbone is her
lest.
Mrs. Addie Milsr Piper of Great Falls,
ont, and Dwight Miller of Dummers-
IN were guests over Sunday at A. l..
tiller's.
Mrs. F. W Gage is sick with bron-
hits. DIR, b. r. Lynch is the attend
lg physidan, and Mrs. f. NJ. Whitney
caring for her.
Mrs. Harold Perry expects to- come
rom the hospital to d. T. Perry's Sat
lrday. She will be attended by a spe-
'ial nurse, Miss Ethel Gay.
Anna. the little three ear-old daugh-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Eddy, fell re-
;ently while playing about the house and
broke one bone in her left wrist.
Miss Marguerite Clark went with her
father to Boston Wednesday for a visit
Of a few days, after which she will spend
some time with friends in Shelton, Conn,
before returning home.
E. NJ Goddenough is at work in Hins-
dale this week. Mrs. Goodenough re-
turned Thursday from Bellows Falls,
where she went to visit her mother, who
has been sick with grip.
George Birch was called to Fairport
N. Y, Tuesday on account of the death
of his brother Benjamin Birch. Elisha
Prouty is assisting at the town farm
while Mr.. Birch is away.
The womans association of the Con-
gregational church will hold a sewing
meeting next Thursday afternoon from
2 to o'clock with Mrs. C. S. Clark. The
work will be for DR.. C. E. Clarks hos
pital in Svas, Turkey.
Mrs A. A. Goodel of Ridley Park, Pa,
and Mrs. Minerva Livermore of Jamaica
were guests of Mrs. e. C. Dunklee from
Friday to Monday. They then went to
Springfield to visit a few days before
returning home.
Mrs. Cecil Head and daughter, Faith,
who had been visiting in st. Adams sew
eral weeks, returned the first of the
week to the home of Mrs. Heads sister,
Mrs. Frank Houshton, whore they will
remain for the present.
Ten ladies met last Thursday after
noon with Mrs H. F. Prefountaine and
organized what will be known as the Cosy
Corner club. They will meet once a
month and one object of the club will be
to increase sociabilty among the neigh
bors.
Roy Barney, who had been sick several
weeks and was reported as gaining, had
a severe attack last week of acute
brights disease, but that trouble has been
overcome to such an extent that he is
gaining again and his friends are feeling
much encouraged about him.
The Christian Endeavor social COM
mittee will hold a valentine social on
Tuesday evening, Feb IA, in the home of
Mrs. Edna Thomas, Green River. Cake
and cocoa will be served and parlor
games will form the entertainment of
the evening. cordial invitation to at
end is extended to every one interested
The funeral of Mrs. James r. LeRay
vas held in the Baptist church Friday
fternoon at o'clock. Rev. f. S. Smith
f Haverhill, Mass, offciated, assist by
tev. E. Stacy Harrison. Two selections,
Some sad Hour" and zone Sweetly
GLENN Thought" were sung by Mrs w
[. Bond. The bearers were Harry II.
cray, Frank c. LeRay, Frank b. Rich
olson and Lyman j. Huntley. People
ON out of town who attended the flu
.ral were Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Canedy
North Adams Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
LeRay of Readsboro and Linus Bling
m of South Newfane The burial was
Meeting House Hill cemetery.
An audience Wnlcn idNeR the capacity
the chapel of the First Congregational
urch last evening listened to a story of
battle of Manila Bay, told by Charles
nderveer, who took al active part in
battle. From the bridge of the L. S.
tleship, Baltimore, at the right of Cap
Dyer the speaker saw every detail
the thrilling engagement 1t was an
ensely interesting narrative and was
ened to with much eagerness. A vio-
solo by Miss Helen Weatherhead ac-
npaned by Miss Hattie n. Clark, a
al solo by r. c. Clark accompanied by
IS Florence r. Clark and a piano sole
Mrs. w E. Stellman completed the
gram of the second regular meeting
he Mems league for this season.
wo young ladies who went slelghne
urday afternoon escaped what might
e been a serious accident through the
llful management of Miss Ruth
atherhead. who drove the horse
ey were driving on Western avenue
en- the horse became frightned by
king its feet against the runner o
sleigh and began to run. The hors'
guided from the avenue up Soutl
eet and after going up the hill som'
lance they succeeded in turning
team around and thought everything
uld be ell right. But as soon as thu
imal d scovered that he was homewarC
und he quickened his pace and turning