Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-11-22


day, dropped an s-point buck Weighing
about 100 pounds, He was milking when
Mrs Winchester looked out of the win
dow and saw five deer standing together
not far from the house. She called Mr..
Winchester, vino from a position at the
back door, dropped the buck. Earl
Lackey and Nelson Smith are each re-
ported to have been successful in
Brookline. Richard Pierce of Townshenj
shot medium sized deer in the Rutter
pasture, near Rev. f. NJ. Wiswalls,
making four slain in that neighborhood
this season.
Leon Pike has finished work on the
railroad.
The jelly mill closed for the season
Wednesday,
Miss Mabel Phillips spent Sunday with
friends in South Londonderry.
Mrs. s. N Covey returned Saturday
night from her visit in Hill, N. II.
Miss Maud Railway is at work as
clerk for F. l.. Lowe in Townshend.
Charlie Benson went Saturday to work
in the Smith livery stable in Hinsdale.
Mrs. jeanette Gates went Saturday to
stay q few days with relatives In Brat
tleboro.
Miss Ruth Wheeler came Tuesday to
visit relatives here during the school va
cation.
Mrs. C. A. Nichols and little son, Way
land, left Saturday to visit relatives in
Lunenburg.
Miss NJ. l.. Plat returned Monday
morning from a stay of two weeks in
Williamsville.
Frank Rowe and family. who began
moving a week or two ago, are settled
in their new home
Mrs Sarah Pierce of Westminster
came Tuesday to spend a few weeks with
her father, j. D. Pierce
The mercury Tuesday morning broke
the record for the season, running down
to ~ degrees above zero.
Mr.. Bancroft and Mr.. Spencer of
Springfield were guests at Maple Row
farm for the hunting season.
]. II. Underwood is loading the sew
enth carload of apples he has shipped
over the West River railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warren of Putney
were guests of Mrs. Sophia Warren ana
her son, A. G. Warren, Sunday.
Mrs. John Waite and two children of
Brattleboro came Saturday to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. d. S. Ballou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Ranney went to
South Londonderry Wednesday to visit
Mr.. Ranneys cousin, Mrs. Stewart.
Mrs. F. w. Underwood left Tuesday to
spend a few weeks with her nieces, Miss
Fannie and Miss May Higgins, in Taun-
ton.
Miss Christie Benson of Enosburg Falls
came Tuesday to visit her sister, Miss
Mary Benson, at the Windham County
House.
Jesse Harvey of Enosburg Falls came
Saturday to visit his parents, Mr.. and
fac n
hunting season.
Delbert Ingram of West Brattleboro
has spent several days in town hunting,
being the guest of his ssterin-law,
Mrs. Lila Ingram.
The annual church meeting of the
Congregations church and society will
be held as usual the first Tuesday in De-
cember at p. m. in the church vestry.
Mrs Alice Micott returned Tuesday
from a visit of two weeks with relatives
in Springfield, Windsor and in the home
of her son, Merton Micott in Brattle-
boro.
Mrs. A. n. Sherman of WILLIAMSBURG
was a guest of her mother, Mrs. D. S.
Ballou. a few days the first of the week.
and took home with her a niece, Miss
Mildred Waite.
In the Sunday school last Sunday Mrs
G. X. Carter, Miss Margaret Randall and
j. II. Convey were chosen general COM
mittee to make arrangements for the
usual Christmas celebration
Miss Elizabeth Hunter, teacher in No.
4, visited the village school Wednesday
forenoon and in the afternoon with Mrs.
Edith Farnum, teacher of the village
school, visited the Brattleboro schools.
Mrs. Newell Jenison of Townshend
| died Nov IA in the home of her mother,
Mrs Stephen Foster, about a mile be-
low the village. An obituary of Mrs.
Jenison will be found in the Townshend
| correspondence.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Winchester and
daughter, Evelyn, of Brattleboro spent
| three days this week with their aunt,
| Mrs. Cora Winchester. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| W. Bushnell of Brattleboro were guests
| of Mrs. Winchester Tuesday
Although last Thursday was a rainy
| day the Edwards auction was we'll at
| tended and the old fashioned boiled din
| ner, served at noon by the ladies' aid So
| ciety in the church diningroom, was well
| patronized.
Mrs S. e. Brown, who spent a week
| in the home of her son, James Brown,
returned to Fitchburg Monday. Mrs. Col
| lins the nurse who had been caring for
| Mrs. James Brown, returned to Fitch
| burg Tuesday.
Miss Mary Miller of Brattleboro. for
merly of this place, underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis last week Wednes-
day in the Rockingham hospital. Friends
here are pleased to learn she seems to
be making a good recovery.
Mrs. G. E. Davidson left Monday to
return with her mother. Mrs. Lucinda
Andrews, who has spent the summer al
Davidson Naples, to her home in Rich
mond. Mrs. Davidson will visit hei
brother. DIR. Andrews, and other rela
tives In Burlington before returning
home.
Mrs. G. X Carter left Saturday &c
spend two weeks with Mrs. Coleman ir
Springfield. Mr. Carter will go TO-DAY
for few days visit in Boston and will
preach on Sunday in Quincy, Mass, In
the place where he first attended church
He will make brief visit with ole
friends in that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyke Maher and daugh.
ter. Madeline. have been spending few
days in the home of Mr.. Makers uncle
]. d. Maher. Before coming here the,
had visited in Washington, New Yorl
| CITY and MANY other places in the Eas