Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-11-15

one for the best ~ ears oh.Si - e-on,
state nrize. first for best 10 ears iroli,
Syindbam county and first for the pes,
GOV of sweet corn CEvergreen), secohe
FOR single ear of yellow corn ana ,hi,u
for hest freak These samples VIII ps
taken to the Boston corn SNOW
afterward will be exhibited In W. =
Eames's, store.
For the class day parts at Tufts col,
,ega Will c. Harvey was elected chaPei
orator. sa.,,r
Tho Woman's Relief corps met Satur-
dav afternoon in the home OF MIS- ~ D.
Ballou. -, 60
Mrs Mary Burns has returned 10
Newfane she will be housekeeper a'
H. A. Eddy's. e,
Iis,e Carpenter is spending rev
davs with his parents. Mr.. anu MIS- -
A. Carpenter. ~.
7. II Knapp of West Brattleboro WIS.,
"a IN tho home of his brother, George
Knapp, over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl r. Davis went by
automobile to Boston SATURDAY anu
turned home Sunday
Mrs Stella Turner of Bozeman, Mont,
daughter of the late DIR. A. d. Nash' mas
come to visit Mrs. Nash.
Mr. and Mrs. George Knapp vsteu
MONDAY at Lupert Shepai" "
Nevfane the first of the week.
DR. ROBBIE and family returned u IN
form in Brookline Tuesday. They VIII
.a,,,air' through the hunting season.
w. Underwood and L. II, whitney
ara building a piazza and doing othei
carpentry work at Frank Rau"aS .
Ci,fton pratt of Greenfield was
e,est of his mother, Mrs. NJ. H. Ira'f
and sister, Miss Nellie, over SUNDAY
Miss Loina and Miss Loenza DAVIS
loft Wednesday to spend rev Weens
With their aunt in Warrensburgh' N l.
Mrs Marilla Barney of Bratueporo
came Tuesday to spend rev Gays WIN
her sister-in- law. Mrs. Josephine HOW
Miss Winifred Maher has been lnuls-
posed and not able TO attenu .ne -.
t1eboro high school as usual TINS Weeh'
The Rebekah lodge gave supper, to
,,hinb only members of the organization
were invited, in Union hall Monday even
ing 1,-.
Frank Rowe has bought Of George
1<nann his house below the village, KNOWN
as the Burditt place, and has begun NOV
ing to his new home.
A good number from this village at
tended The Pied Piper OF Hamenn ~
Rrattleboro last week. All speak mghlS
Of the entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Ranney Vlslteu
Mrs Ellen and Miss Mary PUMP !"
their home in Townshehu Mo"u"9'
turning home Tuesday
+ Moore and family of Townshend nave
hired the house on the farm below the
village owned by Mrs Belle c. Knapp
They expect to move into 1t about Dec
l.
The freight train Monday afternoon
was DELAYED as the forward trucks on
one of the freight cars left the track
near the railroad crossing below the VII
lag
Mrs. Brown of Fitchburg came Mon
day to attend the funeral OF her niue
grandson, Quentin Gilbert. She is
gnest in the home of her son, James
Brown.
John II. Convey went Friday to HILL
N H.. to attend the funeral of his
grandson and returned home Wednes-
day night Mrs. Convey expects to re-
turn the last of the week.
Mrs ST. Marie, who was COOK through
the summer at the Newfane Inn, lett
Tuesday to spend a week in Brandon
before going to South Londonderry ~
care of Mrs. E. w. Melendy.
Mrs V. /. Chase gave birthday party
in her home Saturday afternoon In honor
of her little niece, Miss Marjorie Eames.
Ten little girls friends were present to en-
joy the celebration of the anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. L. p. Martin and
children of Winhall came the first OF
the week to spend a few days with
Mr. Martins uncle, Henry Martin, and
his sister, Mrs. Lucy Hosley, at the
Spring farm.
The ladies' aid society planned to
serve their annual harvest dinner in the
church dining room today, but by re-
quest of A. T. Edwards they decided to
hold it yesterday to give those who
came to the Edwards auction an oppor-
tunity to enjoy 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Underwood OF
Hinsdale came Monday to spend week
in the home of his mother, Mrs. Char
lotte L. Underwood They will visit In
the home of his sister Mrs. w. e
Wheeler, in Williamsville and friends In
Putney before returning home.
The ladies' aid society held their an
nual meeting last week Thursday after
noon in the church rooms and these
officers were elected: Pres, Mrs. E. j
Butterfield vice pres, Mrs. George
Solandt and Mrs. d. S. Ballou; sec.
Mrs William Rand; treas, Mrs Virgil
Ranney.
Robert Bacon was in town Wednesday
to secure evidence in the w. A. Wilson
case Mr.. Wilson was injured by an au
lOHlODlle party from Now loih Solhc lilii'
ago while at work on the highway neal
the Salmon Hole bridge. He is recover
ing but has been unable to work since thu
accident.
Congregations church Morning wor
ship at IL, service by the pastor, Part
nership with God" Sunday school 1915
Evening service at $780, subject, Mis-
sionary worl' in America" Christian En-
deavor meeting Tuesday evening, topic
Mistakes often made" leader Deacon
Whitaker. Prayer meeting Thursda
evening.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. an
Mrs, James Brown in the deaf
their infant son, Quentin Gilbert. TIL
child was born last week Tuesday an
was apparently we'll but died suddenl
about a. m. Saturday. A private flu
peral was held in the home Monia
forenoon at II o'clock. Rev. G. *. Car
ter officiating. The burial took place
the Batchelder lot in the Woodlaw
cemetery
Ira Jassamine of this place was give
trial before Judge Daley in the mu