Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-04-12

There are 10 inmates in the county
Jail this week.
]. H. Underwood went on a business
trip to Boston Wednesday.
Mrs Alice Mcott returned from a visit
in Springfield Monday night.
The ladies' aid society met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. ]. d. Pierce.
Marcus Wellman began work Monday
for Charles Willard in Townshend.
Mrs. F. A Dewitt left today to spend
a week with her cousin in South Sud-
bury
All are invited to attend the dance in
Union hall this evening; music by Rob-
inson's band
George worden of Guilford visited his
sister Mrs II. A. Carpenter, from Sun
day to Tuesday.
Mrs. Luella Covey returned Saturday
from stay of several weeks with rela-
tives in Hill. N. H.
Mrs. Henry Downs who spent the win
ter in Providence, returned to her sum-
mer home here Tuesday
The A. L. Cook mill is closed for a
week, and Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Rhoades
are at home for a short stay.
Mrs, George Colt, who is a guest of
Mrs Laura johnson, will return to Brat
tleboro the first of next week.
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Margaret returned home Thursday from
a visit with relatives in Lunenburg.
At the close of the prayer meeting last
week Thursday evening Mrs Carter was
presented an autoharp as an Easter gift.
Frank Rose went to Brattleboro We'd
nesday to begin work for L. E. Holden.
He expects to move his family there
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nido began
housekeeping in Brattleboro this week.
Mr.. Ndo is working for the S. A. Smith
company.
On Palm Sunday William Harvey
preached his first sermon in Norwell
Mass. He is expected home soon for a
short vacation.
Miss Winnifred Maher returned to
Brattleboro Monday and Miss Fray Bal
lou Tuesday to resume their studies in
the high school.
Alison Putney of Woodstock came Sat-
urday to visit Virgil Ranney On Tues
day Mr.. Ranney and Mr.. Putney went
to Londonderry.
Mrs. F. NJ. Wiswall received a box of
orange blossoms Easter from William
Fisher, who is in California, where he
spent the winter.
Mrs. Carter was chosen delegate to
represent the Christian Endeavor soci-
ETY. in the county convention to be held
in wilmington NAY l.
Miss Lottie and Miss Hazel Jones of
Townshend and Miss Mary Smith of
Bennington are at the Windham County
House to help during court.
Mrs William Knowlton gave a sugar
eat to several young women who are
friends of her niece Miss Helena
Switzer, the first of the week.
We think it is not generally known
that Newfane has one-piece orchestra
called the "Nickthumpticon," which fur
nishes music for secret orders only.
F. A. Dewitt and Samuel Mortified
and A. R. Underwood as alternate fol
D. R. Steadman, attended the Republi-
can conventions in Montpelier this week
Newton Boyle of Cambridge, N Y, sor
of Leslie Marshall Boyle, formerly o.
Newfane, visited relatives at A. T. Ed.
wards and at the Newton homestead
the first of the week.
w. H. Eager was unable to leave anC
did not come to Newfane last week, but
this week. Mrs. Eager will return t
her home in New York soon.
Alvin White will move into the George
Knapp house in the village, and Hugh
Mack into Mr.. Knapp's house below tn,
village, where Alvin White is now living
The exchange in tenements will be mad,
Monday.
Relatives mere OF MISS Mildred BOy(
have received wedding cards announcing
her marriage in Greenfield March 81, t,
Frederick c. Hill. They will live in hi
home in Cushman, Mass Miss Boyd i
we'll known in Newfane and has the bes
wishes of friends here.
A. H. Farnum will build a garage b.
putting on an extension to the west sid
of his shop, and If it is profitable, h
will put up a larger one VIII Hazelto
is also interested in the venture and wi
be on hand to help in repairing auto
mobiles as soon as the roads are in goo
condition for travel.
Easter services in the Congregations
church were enjoyed by a large congre
cation. Rev. c. II. Merrill, ID. D., {
St. Johnsbury preached. The Easte
message was very helpful and ably pre-
scented by him. The choir rendered ex
cellent music which added much to tn
service The floral decorations were yer
beautiful, and much credit is due tn
committee in charge
On account of the rails spreading tn
morning passenger train was throw
from the track Wednesday while comm