Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-12-13
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Monday.
Walter Gray is at home from Athol
few days.
A new telephone, PAIL, was installed
last week at A. l.. Lockwood's.
J. H. Underwood visited over Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. W. II. Sargent,
in winthrop.
Mrs. NJ. A. Pike left Walter Parks
Thursday for visit with relatives in
Newburyport, Mass
Mrs. E. s. Morse of West Wards
boro was in town from Monday to We'd
nesday visiting friends
Mrs. D. S. Ballou is spending the week
in the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. N.
Sherman, in Williamsville.
Treasurer F. A. Dewitt went to Mont
pelier Thursday to attend the reunion
Of the legislature of 1910.
Albert Phillips returned from Boston
Tuesday with a Ford automobile, which
he bought for A II. Farnum
About 40 school children and a few
grown-ups met Santa Claus at the rail-
way station Wednesday afternoon.
Henry Wilson Of Brooklne is driving a
handsome horse which he bought while
attending the corn show in Windsor.
F. L. Hamlin went Tuesday to the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington to
have cataract removed from one eye.
Miss May Fountain. who had been
working at the Windham County House,
returned Saturday to her home in Wind
ham.
Leon Pike and family went last week
to visit his uncle, Silas Pike, in Towns
bend, They returned home Monday
morning
DR.. George X. Roberts came Tuesday
night for a brief visit at A. c. Har-
vey's returning Wednesday afternoon to
his home in Chester.
c. II. Shepardson of Bellows Falls
came Tuesday to visit at j. C. Tibbetts's
Charles Dexter of Wardsboro Centre was
a guest there Wednesday.
Mrs. Lila Ingram and her sister, Miss
Clara Winchester, have been i'll with
mumps and their brother, Wilson Win
chester, now has the same disease.
Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Underwood were
guests in the home of his mother, Mrs
Charlotte L. Underwood, over Sunday.
They returned to Hinsdale Monday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Kent was in town over Sunday
and on Tuesday returned to Worcester
Her son, Raymond Kent, who had been
at Guy CIRCUITS, and two other children
accompanied her.
On and after Jan. l. the rural free de-
livery carriers will not carry grain, kero-
sene oil or any heavy articles on the
mail trip on account of parcels post be-
ginning that date
Mrs. A. II. Farnum pleasantly enter
tanned party of friends in her home
Saturday evening. The game of 500 was
played and refreshments of fruit salad
cake and chocolate We're served.
F. L. Hamlin has traded his farm
where he now lives to John II. Ware of
Townshend for the Edward Harris place
in Townshend village, now owned by Mr.
Ware. The change will be made March
The G. A. r. post and Woman's Re-
lief corps will hold their annual meeting
here Saturday afternoon for inspection
and election of officers. The Relief
corps will meet with Mrs. D. s. Ballou
at o'clock
Rev. George X. Carter was in Wards
boro Wednesday to officiate at the mar
riage of Earle w. Sage and Miss Hall of
that place. Mr.. Sage has bought the
farm formerly owned by the late DR..
A. ID. Nash, which is partly in this
town, and will take his bride to his new
home.
Rev. G. X. Carter went Tuesday To
Montpelier to be present at the hearing
on the innkeepers' license question
which was to come before the legisla-
ture that day. Mrs. G.. E. Davidson,
state president of the w. C. T. u. who
OF the state. also was present.
Mrs. Phoebe Knapp left the latter mart
OF November for Southern Pines Mrs.
Kari ID. Maher, niece has received
news of her safe arrival there al
though she was delayed by a railroad
accident Mrs Knapp is pleasantly To-
Gated in a cottage with a furnished room
and will spend the winter there
Mrs. L, Stella Turner, daughter of the
late Or. A ID. Nash Whn ba6
guest of Mrs. Nash, left last week for
Boston. She will stop in WATERFOWL, N.
" before returning to her home in
Bozeman, Mont Mrs Nash is packing
her household goods this week and will
go soon for a visit with relatives before
deciding where she will locate perma-
nently.
In the recent w. C. T. L. meeting held
with Miss Sibley the subject of the study
was Evils of the hour, the cause of
them, remedies at hand and RESPONSE
blllty concerning them" The meet
ing was well attended and a good de-
gree of interest was shown. The soci-
ETY. has made an appropriation for tenn
perance literature to be generously dis
tributed, one leaflet being Safe reme-
dies in illness" and another Colds. their
causes, prevention and cure"
The Christian Endeavor sale was a
success socially and financially. The
49, WIN anu apron table was in
charge of Miss Mary Benson and Miss
Nellie Hamlin Most of the aprons
We're made by the ladies' aid society.
Inc candy booth was presided over by
MISS Margaret Maher and Miss Airline
Gray. The goose PEN drew an enthu-
siastc audience. offered a small sum
goose put his head out of the pen.
TOOK the money and handed out small
packages. Ice cream was served h,,
Emma Moulton, Maude Howard Bernice
EDWARDS and Ruby Rice. After a social
hour the evening was brought to, close
by singing. The proceeds of the even
ing were about $50
santa GAUSS advance agent says
Join the Christmas Savings cluh ar The
Brattleboro Trust Co."-[Adv.