Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-04-26
WEST BRATTLEB0R0

Leroy Mixer left Tuesday on a busi-
ness trip of three weeks.
j. E. McVeigh sold his driving horse
Wednesday to w. f. Pellerin.
Albert Dunkee was in Worcester,
Mass. this week on business.
Gilbert Allen of williamsville is spend
ing the week at w. f. Mixers.
Mr. and Mrs william Hescock visited
the first of the week in Newfane.
A. ]. Waldron visited in Bernardston
and Mortified from Friday to Monday.
A. w. Stowe is building a veranda on
the south side of w. E. Stellmans
house.
Mrs. Niles, who has been assisting in
tn care of her mother, Mrs. A. G. CHS
bee, is Ill.
Mrs Fred Crosier of North Adams
came Monday to visit at James LeRay's
several days.
Mr., Vesper, who has occupied Mrs.
A. c. Thurber's tenement a year, will
move to Claremont soon
Guy Langille of Springfield, Mass,
visited in the family of his uncle, Ed.
Langille, from Sunday to Thursday.
Mrs McNall. who cared for Mrs j. s.
Morse, finished work Wednesday. Mrs.
George Mather is taking her place.
Mrs. H. B. Larkin, who spent the
winter in Claremont with her daughter,
Mrs. Barnes, returned home Saturday.
w. A. Harris and Hugh Dunklee were
| called to Newfane this week as wit
nesses in the Wellman- Carpenter case.
In the school taught by Miss Pauline
| Morris in district No. 10 there are 16
pupils, which is an unusually large num-
ber
Mrs. H. E. Mann of Wilmington was
| in town the first of the week visiting
| relatives. She returned home Wednes-
| day.
! Miss Florence Clark returned We'd
| nesday from a visit of two weeks in
| Turner's Falls, Springfield and Warren,
Mass.
Miss Annabel Morgan. a trained nurse
of Ludlow came Wednesday to stay
indefinitely with her sister, Mrs Harold
Perry
Miss Minnie Stockwell was called to
| Springfield Sunday afternoon on occount
| of the illness of her aunt, Mrs Julia
| Stewart
Miss H. A. Stone is i'll with lumbago.
| Her condition is not considered serious
and it is expected that she will be out
again soon.
A. d. Nichols was in Burlington from
| Monday to Wednesday on business con-
nected with. the New England Order of
| Protection.
The Twentieth Century club met We'd
nesday with Mrs. II. F. Prefontane.
The next meeting will be held with Mrs.
II. S. Miller.
Road commissioner H. c. Squires is
| grading Bonnyvale road and lowering
the grade of the road from Mrs. H. s.
Mller's house to j. L. Stockwells store.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Blodgett, who left
their home in Washtucna Wash. April
is are not expected to arrive home un-
til next week, as they will visit in other
places en- route.
Rev. Lewis F. Chafer delivered very
impressive and earnest sermon in the
Congregational church Sunday on the
fundamental principals and belief of
the Christian religion.
Mrs. S. NJ. Abbott who was with her
daughter, Mrs. w. C. Bryant, some time.
left there Tuesday for Manchester. She
will visit there a few days before re-
turning to her home in Rumney, N. H.
The foot bridge across Milestone
brook over the mill pond collapsed yes
terday. The bridge has shortened the
distance from Western avenue to Mel
rose street. 1t probably will be rebuilt
George s. and Fred o. Gage, VINO
were with their aunt, Mrs. Sumner, in
Hardwick, Mass. through the winter
returned home Thursday George will
return to Hardwick after a visit of a
few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
r. w. Gage.
: The Near and Farther Lights society
held an interesting meeting in the chape
J of the Baptist church Thursday after
noon. The program consisted of readings
by Mrs. Frank LeRay, Mrs. Jennie
Cheney and Mrs Harold Blojgett, g
! song by Mrs Bodgett and recitation.
by the children. Refreshments were
: served
Mrs Charles Warren of Fairlee visit
: ed her sister, Mrs. T. M. Allbee, the frs
| of the week. Mrs. Warren and Mrs
| Allbee visited their brother, Frank Morse
who is critically i'll in his home OF
Dummerston HILL Their mother. Mrs
, | Eliza Morse, who has been with Mrs
r Allbee some time, returned to the HON,
| Of her son Thursday, Mrs. Morse is 9
years old and enjoys good health
John p. Liscom received word thi
morning of the death of his brother-in
, law, Frank Jones, 49, which took plac
yesterday in his home in Chester, N. II
from pneumonia after a short illness
\ Mr.. Jones married Mary Liscom, siste
= OF John Iiscom, and she died severa
years ago. He leaves one son, Myrol
= p Jones and one daughter Flora G
! Jones. Funeral services will be held Il
!, the home Sunday afternoon and the bod
will be brought to West Brattleboro TO
a burial Monday afternoon. Rev E. S
Harrison will officiate at the burial ser
vice.