Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-11-29

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Brattleboro, each secured one, each of
which weighed 1875 pounds. on Wednes-
day of last week Game Warden Earl
F. Davis was notified that a doe had
been shot and killed on Newfane Mill,
near John Whitaker's.
Rev. and Mrs. G. X. Carter returned
home Monday night.
Mrs. II. ]. Heath returned Friday from
a visit in WATERFOWL, N Y.
Carlos Lowe returned to West New
ton, Mass, Tuesday afternoon
The W. C. r. U. will meet Friday
with Miss Sibey at 2.30 p. m.
Mrs c. A. Nichols has returned from
a visit at her old home in Lunenburg.
There are IA prisoners in the county
Jail. e. A. Holmes was released on bail
Tuesday.
Fred Burlingame has finished work
for Herman Eddy and is boarding at
Nelson Gray's.
Willard Martin has come to work for
Jailer E. F. Davis at the Windham
County House.
Jack Mcdonald is recovering from an
accident of several weeks ago, and Is
able to be out of doors
H. NJ. Hescock and family spent
Thanksgiving day in the home of his
son, Charles L. Hescock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bush entertain
ed in their home Thanksgiving day a
party of 16 relatives and friends,
w. C. Ballou went Tuesday on bus
mess trip to Boston O. r. Wright took
his place at the railroad station.
Albert Jefts and daughter. Miss Eta.
went to Windham Saturday 70 visit Mr..
Jeftss daughter, Mrs. Ray Harrington.
Raymond Eddy, who was 3 guest at
the Newfane Inn four months, went
Wednesday to his home In Prevalence,
F. w. Underwood Joined his wife In
Taunton Monday to spend week IN she
home of her niece, Miss Fannie h. Hig-
gins.
DIR. Lynch. Sidney Darling OF South
Vernon, and Peter Biagiotti Of Erattle-
boro were guests at the Inn during the
open season.
Mrs. Josephine Howe left Wednesday
to spend Thanksgiving and to make a
short visit in the home or her son,
Eugene Howe of Putney.
Mrs. Elnora Rhoades and grandson,
Everett, of Windham We're guests Of
her son, R. r. Rhoajes, at George
Knapp's Thanksgiving day.
Ransom Rhoades visited his uncle,
Albert futile, in Grafton Sunday.
George Jefts went with Mr.. Rhoades
to visit his brother, Ira Jefts
Miss Ruby Franklin of Greenfield came
Wednesday to spend a few Gays of her
Thanksgiving vacation in the home of
her aunt. Mrs. A. H. Farnum.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Wheeler, their
sons, Wilfred and Lesion, of Townshend
were guests Thanksgiving day in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Lowe.
Prof. George K. Cherrie went Sunday
to Brooklyn, having a call to return to
the museum to finish some work he had
begun in the institute while he was
there. He expects to remain about two
months
Fourteen nurses from the Memorial
hospital in Bratteboro had supper at
the Newfane Inn Saturday evening. DR..
Anderson and Mr.. Mosher gave them
the use of their automobiles for this
pleasant outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis. their
daughter, Lucy, and her husband OF
South Londonderry were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Davis's son, E. F. Davis, a.
the Windham County House Thanks
giving day.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold their annual sale, in connection
with a social in the church vestry, Fri
Ody evening, Dec, D. Useful anu fancy
articles will be on SALE also candy an6
ice cream. Everyone is invited.
During the two weeks vacation of oul
village school a partition will be bull
in the school room, making it into two
rooms. There are now 80 pupils ant
more are expected this winter, so tina
it seems advisable to divide the schoo
into two grades.
Mrs Sarah Pierce and little son re-
turned to their home in Westminste
Tuesday. Mrs. ]. d. Pierce returned
Wednesday to Brattleboro from syria
cuse, where Mr.. Pierce met her to g
to Westminster to spend Thanksgivin,
with her daughter before returnin,
home.
Henry Rowe is at work with his team
for Earle Davis, who has three team
of his own now at work on his farm
known as the Gushing place, wher
there is a valuable timber lot which Mr.
Davis is having cut off. He is drawing
the logs to c. H. Wizards steam mil
in Townshend to be sawed.
All who are interested to attend
whether on the home or absent list
are reminded of the Congregations
church and society meeting Tuesday
Dec. 8, at o'clock in the vestry. Il
addition to the usual business there vii
be the roll call, to which it is hope
many will respond. Dinner will be serv
ed at noon. the proceeds to be used TO
buying wood
Mrs. F. w Underwood, who went t
Taunton last week Tuesday, attende
the following day the wedding of he
niece, Miss Mary L. Higgins. and Har
ry A Wheeler of Boston, formerly o
Taunton, The wedding was informal an
was attended by a few of the neares
friends from Taunton and Boston MI
and Mrs Wheeler's wedding tour eX
tends to Europe, where they expect
spend a part of the winter. On thei
return they will live in a Boston sub
urb. Mr.. Wheeler is connected with tn
Barta Press, one of the largest Bosto
publishing houses. Miss Mary Higgir
is well known in Newfane, she and he
only sister, Miss Fannie B. Higgin
having spent many vacations here
the home of their aunt, Mrs. F. "
Underwood. The bride is a daughter
the late Leonard B. Higgins, formerly
Newfane and for many years a mel
chant In Taunton, in which city she
toll