Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-03-22
Mrs. ]. S. Morse is Ill.

| AlDerI Dunklee mas Deen nOuSeQ sew
| era days with tonsilitis.
j. d. Whittier went to Boston Tues
| day for a few days stay
E. c. Crouch of Northampton is in
| town calling on old friends.
II. C. Gleason of Burlington was a re-
| cent guest at j. e. Higleys.
A. l.. Saxton returned Monday from a
visit in Springfield and Greenfield
George Hawkins expects to move soon
| into a tenement in A. T. Stoves house.
Mrs. Milton Bingham of South New
fame visited Mrs. L. G.. Taylor Wednes-
| day.
Arthur Weld has position in the
| Brattleboro Machine works on Elm
| street.
Rubert Fox went to Wilmington Mon
day to visit a week with his grandfather,
| Albert Fox.
Mrs. Chester Hicks and two daughters
of Mortified visited at l.. E. Bonds
Wednesday.
b. F. Cummings of Orange, Mass,
| has engaged to work at Dana Stafford's
through the season
Gerald Winchester of Guilford is
working for the Dunklee Brothers
through the sugar season.
| Mrs Wallace Terry of Hartford
Conn, is spending some time with her
sister, Mrs. ]. c. Renfrew.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Johnson of Wor-
cester came Wednesday to H. C.
Squires's for two weeks visit.
The Neighborhood club will meet this,
Friday, evening in the home of John
and Joseph Stark in district No. II.
A. w. Stowe has the contract for
for buldingg a piazza, by 20 feet, on
| the ell of w. E. Stellman's residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Pellerin entertain
cd ri of ofx-n Col ,,r
day evening. Refreshments were served
Mrs. D. G.. Ormsbee of Millers Falls
came Wednesday to join her son at John
| Jillson's, where they will remain a few
days.
Miss Ruth Robbins who has been
working for Mrs. A. L. Miller, will re-
turn next week to her home in Dunn
merston.
Miss Hazel Johnson of Hinsdale and
Charles Bixby of Springfield, Mass.
were visitors over Sunday at R. L.
| Coanes.
Mrs. Eliza Morse, after visiting her
son, Frank Morse several weeks, has
returned to the home of her daughter
Mrs. T. NJ. Allbee.
Most of the farmers are at work in
their sugar lots. The weather has not
been favorable and only a small amount
of syrup has been made.
H. Briggs, has returned to his home in
Westport, N. Y, and Samuel Kirkwood
takes his place at Mr.. Briggs's.
Miss Mildred Alexander, who has a
position in the New England telephone
exchange, has been unable to work the
past week on account of illness.
Mrs. L. A. Gould went Wednesday to
Newton, Mass, to visit her daughter,
Miss A. H. Gould. She was accompanied
by her granddaughter, Miss Ruth Hell
var.
Mrs. McNall, who has been caring for
Mrs. Fannie Jones, has returned to her
home on Myrtle street. and Mrs. Esther
Ormes has taken her place with Mrs.
Jones.
Harold Perry is at work in Hillsboro,
N. H., and while he is away Mrs Per-
ry and child will visit Mrs Perry's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan, in
Ludlow.
Rev. E. S. HARRISON was out of town
Monday and regretted that unforeseen
events prevented his returning in sea-
son to be present at the meeting of the
Mems league.
R. l.. Frost's bluebirds, which ar
rive annually at about this time, have
been heard from and Mr. Frost always
counts this as sign for beginning OPP
erations in the sugar lot.
Little Gordon Miller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. T. Miller, has begun sugaring
on his own account. He has three trees
which he tends himself and has made
several pounds of sugar.
George Liscom has been at A. l.. Mil
lers three weeks doing carpenterine
work. A new kitchen and pantry have
been built which adds very much tC
the conveniece of the family.
George Jolly, who worked for E. e
Mather several months, has finished
work and returned to his home in Soutf
Royalton. H. C. Terror of Spencer
| Mass takes his place at Mr.. Math
er's.
Miss Ruth Weatherhead underwent al
operation for Admits in the Memoria
hospital Monday, from which sh,
is making good recovery. 1t is ex
pected she will be able to return hom
in few days.
Mrs. ]. L. Stockwell and Mrs. B. S
Miller expect to go with the high schoo
| excursion to Washington tomorrow. Ii
| addition to the names of pupils givel
/ last week are Miss Grace Miner an,
Il Robert Hescock, making 10 in all from
II this place who will make the trip.
Il First Congregational church Divin
Il worship at 1890, with sermon by Rev
i w. w. Coe of Mortified. Mass. Bib
: school at 70; evening meeting at $3.50
4 subject 1.-THE saloon and its allies.
Leaders, George Chase, e. A. Knight
Church prayer meeting Tuesday evening
at 7.30.
v Mr.. and Mrs. r. Albert Newton re
turned recently to their home on Anne
hill from Amherst, where both pursue
R special courses of study 10 weeks in tn
Massachusetts agricultural college
where there are about 500 students. MI
and Mrs Newton took courses in dairy
= ing, fruit growing and poultry raising.
Baptist church, Rev, e. s. Harrison
pastor. Sunday services March "a: Di
vine worship at 1890 a. m, with sermo
by the pastor, subject Gods questio
| and mems answer" The sermon wi
be preceded by ten minutes talk to tn
children. Bible school at IL m. Even
ing meeting at Z o'clock. Wednesda
evening meeting as usual.
j The sugar supper served in the chapt
of the Baptist church Tuesday evenin
was we'll patronized. Much cedit is du
Miss Ruth Helyar and Miss Lila UptoI
q who had charge A pleasant feature wa
:, music on Winthrop Helyars Victo
:. Vctrola. Eleven dollars were nettet
= and this will be added to the treasur
- toward the amount pledged by tn