Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-04-14

Ruth Prentiss has been i'll several days
with measles
Road Commissioner d. T. Perry has
begun raising the sidewalks.
Mrs. e. NJ Whitney is at work for
Harry Plaisted on Canal street.
Cherrylin, the youngest daughter of
II. II. Barber is sick with hives.
Mrs. George Noyes of Darien, Conn.
is a guest of her brother, w G. Stark
Mrs Amy Ryan will go to Buffalo, n.
Y, this week for a vacation of two
weeks.
The Needlecraft will meet with Mrs.
r. f. Dunklee, Chase street Friday,
April 81.
Charles Pettee of Dorchester Mass
was with Mrs. Pettee at a. f. Hnrs
over Sunday.
Miss Jean Blodgett will begin to work
afternoons next week in the Holsten-
Friesan office.
Alva Stacy and family are moving to
East Gulford, where Mr. Stacy re-
Gently bought a farm.
w j. Hawkins attended the sale of
horses in Greenfield last week and
bought a fine driving horse.
Harold Miner of Esteyvlle has been
enjoying a vacation visit of two weeks
Mrs C. b. Ford, who was in Los An
geles, Calf, through the winter, is ex-
pected home the first of next week
Carroll Fisher, after staying several
weeks with his mother, Mrs. E. f. Fish
er, returned to Lynn, Mass, Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Blodgett who
spent the winter in Akron, Ohio, where
Mr.. Blodgett worked are expected home
soon.
f. T. Blodgett and son have the con-
tract for making the repairs on the house
which was recently bought by Peter
Plant
Miss Mary Chadwick of Shelbyville,
Ind, and II. w. Stearns of Brooklyn
were recent guests of Mrs. Catherine
Evans.
William Hall and daughter of Will
mington and Samuel Young of Green
field were guests this week at Dr. f. w.
Cages.
Harold Perry and Arthur Weld have
returned from Hillsboro, n. H., where
they had been doing repair work on au-
tomobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. w. Chase entertained
several of their neighbors at a sugar
party Wednesday evening. Games and
music were enjoyed.
Miss Minnie a. Johnson of Beverly,
remain through the Easter vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Walker of Green
leaf street have been suffering from
grip some time. Mrs. Walkers sister,
Mrs. ID. Reed of Dummerston, is there
caring for them.
Mrs. Harold Perry and son. Ralph
Morgan, who had been in Ludlow a few
lie tx.ith AT,-
and Mrs. Charles Morgan, returned to
ID. T. Perry's last week.
Mrs. Martha Tyler, who spent the
winter with her daughter Mrs. ]. L.
Stockwell, returned to Vernon Thurs
day. Mrs. Stockwell accompanied her
to see that she arrived there safely.
on account of the illness of C. c.
Johnson and Clyde Jakway, Mrs.
Charles Wheeler, who has been staying
johnson, will not return to Barre, Mass
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Yeaw have been
getting their tenement fitted up ready
| for occupancy and hope to go to house
keeping his week. Mr.. Yeaw will re-
sumo work for w. L. Walker as soon as
| he is able.
w. E. Taylor, who is suffering from
| blood poisoning in his hand, was taken
v,
| where he underwent another operation
| He is still in the hospital, and is report
ed as doing well.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles II. Scales of Ashburnham, Mass
extend sincere sympathy to them in the
recent loss of their mother, Mrs. Betsey
Adams, who for many years had been
tenderly cared for in their home Mr..
Scales was formerly a clerk in ]. L.
| Stockwell's store.
Luman Copeland had the misfortune
| Tuesday to cut off the end of his little
| finger on the left hand with the dog on
the saw mill carriage while he was saw
| ing logs DIR. G.. b. Hunter dressed the
wound, and as the finger hung by a
| little piece of the skin he hopes to save
the whole finger. Mr., Copeland has re-
Gently added a large planer and hatcher
to his mill machinery.
Mrs Maria W. Warren, 70. widow OF
William w. Warren died a few days ago
| In South Deerfeld, Mass. She was ma
| tive of Templeton, lived In Greenfield In
| girlhood, and was married to w, W.
| Warren, who died few years ago. Mr.
| and Mrs. Warren ran a hotel in this
| village years ago. and later had charge
| of hotels in Sunderland and South Deer
| field, Mass. She is survived by a daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Vernon, who conducts the VAL
| ley House in South Deerfield, and by
| three brothers, all living in Greenfield.
1RATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.