Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-02-09
WEST BRATTLEB0R0
Mrs. G.. H. Barrett is i'll.

| Mrs. e. f. Blodgett has been suffering
| from grip several days.
Kenneth Smith is suffering from pink.
| eye and severe throat trouble
A telephone has been installed in Mrs
| c.. r. Evans's house this week.
The Jolly Ten club will meet this
| Friday, afternoon with Mrs. ]. S. Morse
Arthur Doyle son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
| NJ. Doyle, is very i'll with double pneu-
| mona.
George Chamberlain Is very busy cut
| ting up various woodpiles with his gas
ollne machine.
Miss Ethel Blodgett visited Miss Grace
Avery in Charlemont, Mass, from Fri
| day to Monday.
Mrs. w. F. Mixer made a business
| trip to Boston this week She expects
| to return today.
Several persons heard crows calling
Monday morning. Is that sign that the
| winter Is broken? .--
Mrs. F. H. Hobson of Bellows Falls
visited her daughter, Mrs. e. NJ. Goode-
nough, Wednesday.
Howard Johnson, who visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Herbert Thurber, returned to
Fishers Island Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Decker of Will
mington are working at F. D. Marsh s
for an indefinite time.
Mrs George Weber and daughter
Lillian, of Putney were weekend Wis
itors at e. C. Ingrams.
The house rented by E. c. Ingram OF
E. H. Davenport has been wired for
| electric lights this week.
Rev Alfred Cornell of West Towns
bend called on the families of j. s.
Wood and A. l. Miller Monday.
Mrs. w. w. Terry and daughter OF
| Hartford, Conn, came Wednesday to
| visit Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Renfrew.
Miss Martha. Parmalee of Mortified
Mass, came Tuesday to spend the rest
| of the week at E. H. Davenport's.
Mrs Anna Evans and Henry Everleth
| of Putney returned home Friday after 9
several days visit at L. ]. Knights.
Miss Sarah Donnelly. who had beer
| caring for Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p Liscom
several weeks, went away Wednesday
The trees were so thickly covered with
| frost early Wednesday morning that they
| looked as if they had been in a snow
storm.
A business meeting of the Congrega
| tional church has been called to be held
| in the chapel Wednesday evening Feb
! IA, at 7.SO.
Miss Gertrude Stockwell and her
| brother, Guy, spent Sunday in Green
field with the family of their brother,
Purle Stockwell.
W. L. Walkers team took 10 young
| people to the church fair in Vernon Fri
| day evening. They report a fine time
| and a delightful sleighrde.
The Dunklee brothers have taken the
| job of cutting and drawing the rest of
| the pine lumber from the lot which they
| recently sold to Mosher & Cobb.
| Densow NJ. Stockwell of South Had
| ley was in town the first of the week
| and attended the anniversary celebration
at G.. C. Washers Tuesday evening.
Mrs C. n. Robbins, who was in the
| home of her sister. Mrs. c.. o. Kimball
| of Townshend few days. assisting in
| the care of her mother, returned home
| Monday.
Mrs. R. P. Hamilton had been in the
| Memorial hospital for treatment nearly
| two weeks. Her Oldest son, Lewis Ham,
| ilton, was taken there Sunday, i'll with
| bronchitis.
|. 1t ,does-not look as though the potato
crops had been exhausted in this vi
| cinity as many large loads have been
| brought to this town from nearby
| places during the week.
| Leslie Whitney returned from the Far
rem hospital Saturday. but is still in a
serious condition Miss Myrtle Ryder is
assisting Mrs. Whitney about the work
| and is caring for the sick.
| Mrs. Edwin Dickinson who visited al
| F. D. Marshs several weeks, went tc
| the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. NJ
Switzer, Wednesday to spend some time
before returning to Wilmington.
| A sugar supper was served Tuesday
| evening in the home of William Akley
| About 70 were present and the receipts
netted SIG. The West Guilford women
are very enthusiastic in their church
work.
| Mrs w. Starr Cutting, who had spent
| several weeks in the home of Mr.. Cut
ting's father went to Springfield, Mass.
| early in the week to visit her father
| DR.. Derby, before returning to her home
| in Chicago
The men in district No. II made bee
| Tuesday to help neighbor, Algei
Bailey, work up his wood pile. They
| cut up about 10 cords. The women OF
| the neighborhood assisted by cooking
and serving an excellent dinner.
| The woman's association of the Con-
| gregational church will hold a sewing
| meeting next week Thursday afternoon
| from to o'clock in the home of Mrs
| f. A. Knight. The work continues to be
| for Kurn Hattin Home. Every woman Of
| the society is invited to attend.
| The funeral of Gilbert Mcclure was
| held in his home Sunday afternoon at
| o CLOCK. ReV. H. ". >. OSSOOu OIuclstleu
! The bearers were, Samuel Mcclure, Ear
| Mcclure, Fred Marsh and Don Miller
| The burial took place in the Guilfort
| Centre cemetery. Friends from Dunn
| merston attended the funeral.
The Neighbors' club in district No
| II had a very enjoyable meeting with
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Johnson Friday
| evening. About 30 were present Tit
| company were entertained with games
and music Refreshments OF cake, cocos
| and popcorn balls were served. 1t II
expected that the next meeting will b'
held with the Stark brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Harris entertain
ed a large party at cards Saturday even
ing. Progressive euchre was played
First prizes were won by Watson
French and Mrs. Nelson Par
ker; second by r, L. Frost and Mrs
VIII Fisher. Supper was served a
1890 o'clock to about 40 guests. afte
which there was instrumental music
singing and dancing.
Baptist church. Rev. E. s. Harrison
pastor. Divine worship at 1890, sermon
by the pastor, subject. THE Divin
Teacher and his method of teaching
Bible school at II. At the morning servic
10 minutes will be given to children. an
mothers are invited to bring the littl
ones. The subject at the mid-wee
meeting Wednesday was 1.-The sermo
on the mount" The study of the boo
of Matthew will be continued Wednesda
evening at 7.30,