Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-11-22
WEST BRATTLEB0R0


Miss Mabel Mckenzie is working at A.
j. Waldron's.
Mrs. p. w. Chase returned Friday from
a three weeks visit in Boston.
n. d. Mann, who visited in town two
weeks returned home Tuesday.
Mrs w. s. French is caring for Mrs.
l. l. Michelman on School street.
H. W. Barber and II. II. Barber are |
at work in Nottingham this week.
Mrs George Reed is i'll at Nc. T. Mil
ler's with grip and congestion of one
lung.
Mrs L. w. Shepard of South New
fame is visiting her niece, Mrs. L. F.
Taylor.
Miss Florence Warmer was called to
Mortified Saturday to take the place of
the matron at Gould hall, who is ILL.,
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Winchester have had a monument placed
in the Meeting House Hill cemetery this
week.
Miss Marion Leonard, teacher in dis
trct No. T. will leave Saturday for her
home in Fitchburg for a two weeks va
cation.
Miss Frances Leighton closes the school
in district No. 10 for two weeks. She
will spend the vacation in her home in
| Attleboro, Mass.
James r. LeRay took a carriage drive
| recently to Searsburg, Heartwellville and
| North Adams. He expects to return the
| last of this week.
Miss Ida Chase left Saturday for a
| visit of several weeks in Boston. She
expects to go from there to Buffalo, N.
| Y, to spend some time with her brother.
s. II. Bellows has rented a tenement
of w. e. Bartlett and has taken posses
sion. MIR. Bellows is agent for the
| WHY'S Overland Automobile Co. of To-
ledo, Ohio.
l.. p Copeland has finished work at
his cider mill. 1t is estimated that he
has used about 5000 bushels of apples
making 600 barrels of cider. Hoyt Bar
Der has finished working for him.
The Dunklee brothers are loading a
large car this week with No. l Baldwin
apples to be sent to Boston. Their APP
pie orchard has produced this fall 1926
barrels of picked fruit and $50 bushels
of cider apples.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Minis and two
children, recently of Warren, Mass, are
| at DR.. C. S. Clarks for an extended
visit, after which they will go to Or
ange, Mass. where Mr.. Minis has the
position of superintendent of schools for
several towns.
Miss Charlotte Johnson's plans about
leaving for China this month have beer
changed somewhat and her journey is
deferred a short time. She will be &C.
companied by DR.. Newell, who returns
to hospital work in Shanghai Miss John
! sons many friends are glad that her fur
Tough is heightened.
5 Rev. r. w. Owens of the Methods
church held a cottage prayer meeting IL
, | the home of Mr.. and Mrs j. e. Higle!
q | Monday evening. About 80 were present
10 of whom accompanied their pastor
After the meeting some time was spen
in singing. Mr.. Higley furnished trans
a portation to and from the car line
y A good number listened attentively t
? the address given by Mrs. c. NJ. lamso
i of st. Johnsbury in the Congregations
church Monday evening. She spoke c
: the work of the Woman's Board in for
e eign lands and of the privileges and safe
y ty that we as American people enjo
u as compared with the unsafe condition
= of those in heather lands.
=, Sidney Houghton Bellows of Yves
> Brattleboro and Miss Bessie May Turnt
~ of Norwich, VT, were married Thursda,
- Nov. IA, at noon in the home of II
~ brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hem
.e Bachelor The officiating clergyman wa
Rev F.. G. Clutter. The single ring Sc
vice was used and the ring bearer we
Viola Turner, young sister of the bird
The bridal couple were unattended al
. only intimate friends and relatives we
present A wedding dinner was serve
:, | and Mr. and Mrs. Bellows came on the
10 wedding journey to this place where thu
will live. Mr.. Bellows is in the autom
n, bile business with headquarters at Il
Is Switzer garage.
Mrs. Eleanor Richardson of Dorchestt
re Mass, was very pleasantly surprised
ne her 18th birthday anniversary last we
by receiving a shower of 81 post car
he and six letters The postman deliver
tn over 60 cards at one time and they we
received from friends whose ages rang
in from four to 90 years. She received o
ng letter from an old-time friend, Mrs.
nd ma Goodenough, who has spent the SUI
mer and fall in Bethel and who expects
en- return to the home of her son. p.
lty Goodenough, for the winter. Mrs. GOO
,r- enough is over so years old and Dill
but wrote the congratulatory letter he
nd | SELF She spoke Of things she was al
cd | to do. She sews, does some housewo
Tr and has made 80 braided rugs since
~ was blind. She surely has not outliv
her usefulness. Mrs. Richardson IS
we'll as usual and feels very grateful
ek her many friends for their kindly RENE
,1 brance
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