Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-04-19
Mrs. f. S. Knight is on the sick list

Mrs F.. S. Knight Is on the sick list.
Harry Miller of Dummerston is doing
painting at A. c. Walkers this week.
Mrs A. L. Sargent is caring for the
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Bald
win
Robert Nesbitt has moved to Washing
ton street from Mrs. A. L. Bensons ten
ement.
Nearly all the farmers have finished
sugaring and most of them report an
average crop.
Mrs. L. G. Taylor visited her uncle.
Leroy Knapp, in Newfane from Saturday
until Tuesday.
A. L. SaXton recently bought a fine
pair of tive-year- old horses for use on
the town farm.
Mrs. f. F. Blodgett has returned after
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Abbie Upton
in Gardner, Mass.
w. A. Harris is engaged in setting out
trees and shrubs on f. E. BARRIERS place
on Western avenue.
Miss Sadie Helyar resumed her school
work Monday in Grove, where she has
taught several terms.
Walter Cheney came from New York
Tuesday to spend a vacation with his
mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Cheney
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton Mather returned
Monday after a visit with their son,
Myron Mather, in Campello Mass.
Asa Donelson left Friday for Kisby,
Canada, to make an indefinite stay with
his daughter, Mrs. f. r. Thurber
Several families are filing and raising
their lawns to a level with the new
sidewalk which was put in last fall
Jerome Amidon has rented the Win
chester house and expects to move there
from the McVeigh farm about May l.
inh ,bo
spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs
Joel Knapp, in Dorchester, is expected
home soon.
Mrs Mary Harding went Saturday to
Townshend to visit a few days with her
son, who is a student in Leland and
Gray seminary.
Miss Ruby Green of Wilmington is with
Mrs. A. L. Miller for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Miller is making a good recovery
from her recent illness.
James Kellogg, who boarded at d. w.
Harris's during the winter, has returned
to Mellen Goodenough's where he has
worked several summers.
Mrs w. S. French, who is in the Far
rem hospital in Montague, had a slight
setback last week, so that she will not be
able to return home before next week.
Mrs. Minnie Hamilton has given up
her tenement and stored her goods at
II. ~. newton ). she ana ner TWO SONS
continue to board at A. c. Walkers.
Miss Minnie johnson was called home
from Beverly Saturday on account of
the illness of her mother, Mrs. C. C.
Johnson. She expects to return to her
school work again tomorrow.
Mrs. d. E. Ranney, who had been the
guest of Mrs. G.. B. Liscom, went to
Boston Monday, and her son, Edward
Ranney, and his wife, returned the same
day to their home in st. Andrews, Cam
ada.
Mrs. Ellen Holton, who was in Chicago
during the winter with her son, NJ. b.
Holton has returned and after spending
short time with her mother. Mrs n. s.
Chamberlain, went the first of the week
to her home in Dummertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Prouty who were
married the evening of April 6 in the
Baptist parsonage by Rev. E. S. Harrison,
expect for the present to make their home
with Mrs Prouty's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. II. Barrett, until the new house on
Bonnyvale road is ready for occupancy.
George Chamberlain, who makes a
business of saving up the woodples in
this locality about three months in cold
weather with gasoline machine, has
| sawed this season 425 cords of four foot
| wood ready for the stove, and has about
| % cords more to saw. Last year he sawed
| about 400 cords.
| The funeral of Mrs. Sophia Akley was
| attended from the Baptist church Friday
| afternoon. Rev. e. S. Harrison officiated
| Two selections were sung by Mrs. l.. F.
| Taylor and Mrs. Harold Blodgett. The
| four sons of the deceased were the bear
| ers. The burial was in the West Brattle-
| boro cemetery.
| Isaac Robb went to Boston Saturday
| to spend a few days with his sons, DR..
William Robb and Frank Robb. The lat
ter, who Is a trained nurse, has had the
care of private patient the last seven
years. Mrs. c. V. Grant accompanied her
father on this trip. Mr.. Robb returned
Wednesday driving a team which he
bought while away
First Congregational church, Sunday
services April 81: Divine worship at 10. 80
a. m, with sermon by Rev. l.. s. Chafer
of Mortified. Bible school at IL IN.
Christian Endeavor meeting at $50, sub
ject, THE Christian Virtues-Persever-
ance," Gal. 6: 1-9. Leaders, Clayton
Rhoades, Florence Clark. Church prayer
meeting Tuesday eveing at $780,
w. C. Bryant is suffering from the
fracture of his left collarbone, the re-
suit of recent accident. He was driving
home and stopped at ]. L. Stockwell s
store. He stood up and put the laprobe
about himself and just then the horse
started. Mr. Bryant was thrown back
on the seat, which was not we'll adjusted,
and struck so heavily on his shoulder