Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-11-15

one son, Frank Il. Mann of Wilmington
Mr. Mann has always been a great read
er and has a wonderful memory He cast
his first vote for John C. Fremont and
has voted the Republican ticket at every
election since. He is much interested in
all modern enterprises and in education.
He is still an active farmer assisting in
all kinds of farm work with as much in
terest as young men manifest His home
is with his son.
Mrs. r. p Wheeler returned Monday
from weeks visit in Burlington
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hiles have re-
turned from a visit in Wardsboro
W. S. French is putting dormer win
dows on his house and making repairs.
Mrs. Malinda Eastman of Dublin. N
H.. is visiting her nephew, o. c. Tuttle
Mrs. Rhoda Sargent is caring for the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Dono-
van.
Mrs. Alice Prouty Wood of Newfane
has been a recent visitor at Mrs Emily
Baileys.
Home mission week will be observed in
both the Baptist and CONGREGATIONAL
churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Marsh visited at O.
p. Hubbard's in Halifax Sunday, return
ing Monday.
Mrs E. F. Blodgett went to Gardner
Mass, yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs
Abbie Upton.
Mrs l.. q. Taylor went to Guilford
Wednesday for a few days stay at b. A.
Whttemore's.
Hazel Landman of South Londonderry
was guest at f. A. Covey's from Satur-
day to Tuesday.
Mrs. W. E. Minis and two children of
warren. Mass. ed af nr 4
Olark's tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F.. Clark of Halifax
were guests of their daughter, Mrs. H
ii. Barber, over Saturday night.
Mrs. Mary Aiken is in Orange, Mass,
visiting her son, Charles Aiken who has
been i'll with acute indigestion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Moore and two
children of Wilmington were guests at
F. d. Marsh's the first of the week.
The directors of the Mountain Gorge
Mining company held meeting Thursday
AFTERNOON in the home of Mrs w. f.
Mixer.
X. n. Hescock is staying for the pres
ent at DR.. +. w. Cages Mr. Gage and
son. F. o. Gage, have been i'll several
days.
The Baracca class will serve an oyster
supper in the chapel of the Baptist
church Tuesday evening from to 8
O'Clock.
w. F. Mixer was taken violently i'll
Monday with acute intestinal indigestion
HIS condition yesterday was somewhat
improved.
Mrs Eleanor Richardson of Dorchester
Mass, was remembered with a postcard
shower from friends here on her nth
birthday anniversary Sunday, Nov. 10.
F. A. Betterley has recently obtained a
fine pair of roam BELGIAN work horses H.
Is staying with his team at his fathers
L. j. Betterey's, on the Ames hill road
The cottage prayer meeting in the
home of r. II, Davenport Friday even
ing was well attended. Another was an
pointed for next Friday evening at Rev.
E. S. Harrison's.
George e. Reed has sold his laundry
business in Springfield, this state. and
moved to Greenfield. The family are now
at E. Y. Miller's for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Reed is i'll with grip.
Rev. Henry Lamb underwent an opera :
ton for the removal of a growth from his
nose Monday in Springfield, Mass. He
expects to be able the last of the week
to continue his church work.
Mrs. Sarah V. Convey of South London
derry came Saturday to +. A. Covey's.
She will be in town some time visiting
her sons and their families She expects
ia'el W 30 10 boston 10 VISIT her son,
F. e. Convey.
Nine of the small friends and school
mates of Clarence Taylor helped him eel
citrate his ninth birthday anniversary
Monday evening. Games were enjoyed
and refreshments served The lighted
birthday cake was feature.
The thorough manner in which Supt
| b. f. Slower and the board of health
have looked after conditions in district
| No. is to be commended The cpl
| demc is disappearing and 1t is hoped tina
1t Will wholly disappear in a short time
Baptist church, Rev Il. s. Harrison
pastor. Divine worship at 1890. THE
ideal Shepherd" Bible school at 12
| Evening service at 7, leader, Mrs. Min
ME Fits. Prayer meeting at 73O Wed
nesday evening. Cottage prayer meeting
| at 7.30.
A few of the friends Of A. F. Eddy
volunteered in a neighborly way Tuesday
, evening to help him husk out his corn
Eighteen took part in the work and nearly
| so bushels of corn were husked, after
which a social hour was enjoyed and re-
freshments of sandwiches, cake and cof-
| fee were served
The woman's association have post
| poned packing their missionary barrel
until Friday at which time they will
hold an afl-day session in the parlors OF
the Congrega tional church. Dinner will
be served as usual, each contributing
food. There is work to be finished-a
pun to be tied and mending to be done
Donations of second hand clothing are
solicited and can be left at the chapel al
any time previous to the meeting.
The annual meeting of the West Brat
tleboro Magazine club was held Wednes
day evenang in the home of l.. II. Stell-
man. All but one OF the members re-
| SDOnded On nersOn Or nv sending thed
subscriptions for another year. DIR. c. s
Clark was chosen moderator, A. W. Stows
was reelected secretary. Two new mem
bers were admitted, Rev. Henry Iaml
and Supt, b. Il. Slower. The old maya.
zines were sold by auction The club 1.
in prosperous condition and has 4
members. two of whom were charte
members.