Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-11-01
STATIONS RIVER.

c. b. Hume has sold his milk business
to Patsy Harry
Mr. Cenate has added meat business
to his grocery store.
Miss Clara Reynolds has returned from
a visit in Brattleboro.
Guy Austin has bought the barberng
business of Mr.. Cenate.
Henry Reynolds of Brattleboro is in
town to stay a few days.
Mrs Il. l.. Twitche visited her uncle,
Ormando Derry, in Putney Tuesday.
Mrs. william Collins Is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Marlborough.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Farr will move
Saturday to Mrs Hubbards to stay this
winter.
Mrs. Addie Goodell of Brookield, Me-,
has visited her nephew, Harry Adams,
recently.
l.. NJ. Hunt and family are moving from
Mrs. Blake's tenement to one of f. c.
Rand's cottages.
Miss Hazel Gale began work Monday
as bookkeeper at the Sparks Brothers
steam laundry in Brattleboro.
C. l.. Gale went to Worcester, Mass,
Saturday, returning Monday with Mrs.
Gale, who had been there week.
Frederick lesson, formerly a Warner
Home boy of this place, died in Green
Stanley Adams celebrated his seventh
birthday anniversary Oct. %, by enter
tanning six of his little schoomates at
tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams of AM
herst, Mass. are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Smith, on the Ford
ham farm.
Mrs. Felix Forgette of Chesterfield, n.
H., and Mrs II. Il. Randall of West
| Chesterfield visited Mrs. George p. Alex
| ander Wednesday,
| Arrangements are well in hand for the
! observance of the centennial of the Bap-
| list church. There will be interesting
| features Thanksgiving evening, and on
| the Friday Saturday and Sunday follow
| ing. There are but three living eX-pas-
| tors, and one of these is in the far West,
| but it is hoped that Rev. j. H.. Robbins
and Rev. f. A. Foote, ayso Rev. Mr.. Pope,
who supplied some months will take
| part
The ladies' aid society of the Baptist
| church met in the church parlor Wednes-
day and tied two quilts, and held a busi-
! ness meeting. Some of the officers de-
| clined to serve and Mrs Harry Adams
| was elected secretary and the industrial
committee now consists of Mrs c. l..
| Gale, Mrs. Il. A. Mason, Mrs. f.. w. Dill
! bingham and Miss Helen Morse. An ex-
! NASH supper was StlNeu at %
| o'clock by Mrs. Harry Adams, Mrs Har-
| ry Austin, Mrs j. II. Albee and Mrs.
Charles Fuller About $l2 was cleared.
The annual meeting of the Mems club
of the Baptist church was held Wednes-
day evening with a fine attendance. The
election resulted in the choice of John f.
Paddock, president; Leamon f. White
vice pres. Foster b. Locke, sec; Charles
Il. Farr treas The election of teacher
was postponed until next Sunday, and
the committees, which are appointed by
the president, will be announced by him
later. An interesting feature was the
taking of straw vote on the presidency
with the result that there was one blank
two Wilson, three Taft and IA Roose-
welt. The club, which was started a
year ago with 10 members, now has 6
membership of ~, several of whom are
out of town. The meeting had an attend.
ance of 20. The smallest attendance a
the Bible study session on Sunday during
September and October was 16, while OF
three of the Sundays it was 20, and OF
one special Sunday there were 81 pres
ent. The first year of the club has beer
good and 1t is purposed to make thu
second better than the first.