Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-12-13
WEST BRATTLEBORO

Miss Bessie Belden is a clerk for E.
J. Fenton & Co.
Miss Ethel Blodgett began teaching in
Green River Monday.
Otis johnson lost a valuable Morgan
horse last week by Illness
c. r. Prentiss was in Claremont
Junction wednesday on business.
Cotton Mather has been confined to
his room several days by Illness.
Mrs f. ID. Marsh has fine lobster
cactus with 81 buds and blossoms.
Mrs. Sophia Sutherland returned Mon
day from visit in North Newport, N
II.
Mrs. Eva Foster of Schenectady, N
Y, is assisting about the work at S. b.
stones.
Ralph Thayer, who has been employed
an Woodbury., is home for an indefinite
vacation.
Prof. and Mrs. j. East Harrison were
guests over Sunday of their son, Rev.
E. s. Harrison.
Hazen Stockwell, who has had diph-
liberia, is much improved Mrs. Stock
well lis improving.
w. e. Chase, Frank Martin, Ruth
weatherhead and Elberta Knight have
been i'll with mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs c.. E. Clisbee and son of
Revere, Mass, who visited at Mrs. Alice
Richmonds, returned Monday.
Mrs. Martha Tyler caime from South
Vernon last week to j. l.. Stockwelrs,
where she expects to spend the winter.
Mrs Alva Stacy and children of Gull
ford have visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Alexander, a few days this
week
Mrs. H. C. Squires entertained friends
at tea Tuesday. the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. Cards were en-
joyed.
Miss Annie Cain, one of the nurses
at Madam Leys's, has diphtheria. She
is guaranteed on the third floor of the
Legs residence.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. L. Barney visited in
Greenfield and Springfield from, Friday to
Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Bar
ney kept house for them.
The evangelistic meetings in the Bap-
fist church opened last evening with a
good attendance. They will continue
every evening for the present.
Miss Patience Wilder, who has been
with her aunt, Mrs. w. l.. Walker. most
of the time since coming from the Me-
mortal hospital, has returned home.
The winter schedule on rural free de-
livery No went into effect last week.
The carrier leaves the post office at 9
IL. L ".
trip, until April 1.
e A. Pierce has moved from j. o.
Johnson's house to Mrs. Emily Baiey's
tenement Mr. Pierce has sold his place
in Guilford and expects to remain here
through the winter.
Mrs. F. S. Fisher, Mrs L. A. Bart
lett and Miss M. L. Stedman went to
Springfield Thursday to stay a few days.
Mrs. Fisher will go from there to Wey-
mouth and Lynn to stay until after New
Years.
Mrs. II. p. Jones of Windham is spend
ing few days with her brother, c. R.
Prentiss, before going to Brooks Me-,
where she will be with her son, Paul
Jones, through the winter. Mr.. Jones
is principal of the high school at Brooks
Congregational church, Rev. Henry
Lamb, pastor: $780, divine worship. sub
ject, THE evil influence of discourage
ment" Bible school at H. Christian
Endeavor at 6. Teachings of this years
Sunday school lessons that have i'm
pressed themselves upon me-" leader,
Miss Sadie Winchester. Christmas will
be observed by the Sunday school, Miss
70. d: Sessions. who represents the Kurn
latin homes, was here Wednesday.
She will speak in the church soon on
the condition of the homes.
tious Catering Co. cafe in the chapel of
the Congregational church Tuesday even
ing. The menu consisted of C-catch,
corned commentators, cereal compounds,
Cooks curious compound, cuisine com
pounds. cream curd, cordial cheer, crea-
ture. cheer carefully cultivated crisps
The tables were decorated with carna-
lions. The supper was very successful.
The apron table was in charge of Mrs.
f. r. Mann. The home made candy ia
BILE, at which Miss Gladys Stellman pre-
sided, was very attractive and drew a
long list Of customers. The 10-cent nov
city table, tastsfully decorated with
christmas bells. ferns and evergreen,
was under the supervision of Mrs Henry
Halliday and Mrs. Wilbert Renfrew.
Sales were made rapidly at these three
tables until all the goods were sold
which Melted good sums