Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-03-29

George Kemp is at his sisters, Mrs.
George Stowells.
Miss Clara Kathan has been working
for Mrs NJ. e Robbins.
The thermometer registered 10 below
zero Tuesday morning.
Don Cook and son of Keene were
guests at f. j. Cooks recently.
F. H. Gee has been i'll with grip at
his boarding place, NJ. f. Robbnss.
Adonius j. Bowie of Greenfield was
guest over Sunday at his home here.
Mrs. .Addie johnson returned Tuesday
from a weeks stay in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Benjamin Wright of Quechee is
guest of her daughter, Mrs. l.. II. Bug
bee.
Arlan Downing of Rockingham was a
guest of his aunt, Mrs. A. j. Aver, Mon
day.
Rev. ]. E. Berry has been substituting
on the rural delivery route No. , few
days.
Henry Robbins of Brattleboro has
been visiting at his uncle's Nj. E. Rob-
bins's.
Leslie Fuller of Westminster has
been visiting at his aunts, Mrs. Ezra
Pierce's.
Miss Gladys Howe returned home last
week from a several weeks stay in Bos-
ton and Springfield.
Mrs E. A. Lewis and two daughters
of Bellows Falls visited their uncle, E.
]. Cook, Wednesday.
George MAR of Mount Hermon will
supply the pulpit of the Congregational
church next Sunday.
Mrs Boorum Osgood went to Brattle-
boro Saturday to spend Sunday with
her sister, Miss Chase. at Linden lodge.
Miss Ruth Fifeld will go Monday to
Brattleboro to finish her apprenticeship
in the millinery store on South Main
street
]. b. Derry has returned to Charles
town, N. H., after having been at home
to help care for his uncle, Ormando
Derry.
L. p. Bailey is moving this week into
the Congregational parsonage, and ID. II.
Smith into E. E. Knights tenement
house.
The young people had a Waiting par
ty in the town hall Monday evening.
Miss katherine Howe furnished music
on the piano
Miss Beatrice Howard returned to Brat
tleboro this week, where she is serving
IAN apprenticeship in the Donnel & Davis
millinery store.
Mrs. Albert Townsend was taken to
the hospital in Hanover, N. H., Mon
day where she was operated upon sue
cessfully for gall stones.
George E. Fuller who is employed in
Albany, N. Y, for the New York Tele-
phone company, is at his home here to
stay through the sugar season.
Ira Miller of Westminster West has
bought the Lyman Wood place on West
hill, owned for the past few years by
Mrs. Boorum Osgood, now of San Fran
cisco.
William Wing returned to his home in
Springfield this week and his son, Ralph
has come to do the chores at his grand
fathers Andrew Wings. Mr.. Wing is
improving from his recent attack of grip
The w. f. Pierce house has beer
closed and Miss Freda Pember and little
nephew, Milton Pember, and Clark Pierce
have gone to the Basin farm for an in
definite stay with w. f. Pierce's fam
fly.
Mrs Flora p Cole entertained the la
dies aid society of the Congregations
church Tuesday afternoon. large
number We're present and after the worl
for the afternoon was over Mrs. Coli
served refreshments.
Mrs. F.. L. Pierce, who has beef
spending the month in Boston, will re
turn home Saturday, accompanied b!
her daughter, Miss Jennie f. Pierce
who comes home for her vacation from
her school duties in Scituate, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Howard returne
last week Thursday from a two days
stay in Windsor, where Mr.. Howar
bought at auction the Bridge hous
which was sold to settle the estate o
Mrs Towards mother, Mrs. Ebe
Bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Buxton, who wer
called to Spofford, N. H., by the deaf
of Mr. Buttons father, were in tow
Tuesday, but returned to Spofford
care for his mother. who has been crit
ically i'll with pneumonia and under tn
care of a nurse.
There will be a Republican caucus
the town hall Saturday evening at
IA o'clock to elect two delegates and tw
alternates to the Republican distrit
convention in Montpelier April O. ais
two delegates and two alternates to al
tend the Republican state convention
Montpelier April II.
Brattleboro received a telegram fro
East Barnet saying that Mr. Worn
woods mothef, Mrs. G. l.. Wormwoo
was seriously i'll, having suffered
shock. Sha will be remembered as
former re1ident here when her husbaI
was manager of Elm Leigh farm.
and Mrs II, c. Norwood left for Ea
Barnet Monday Mrs. c. L. Wormwo'
died ct p. m, Monday. Besides the 81
mentioned she leaves her husban
Charles l.. Norwood, of East Barnt
and two daughters, Orphie, wife or 10
~ ward Mcdonnell of Groveton, N. H., al
Bertha, wife of Carl Collins OF
Johnsbury, also three grandchildren
The district meeting which was he
with Crawford council, Junior ORD
United American Mechanics, In the toy
hall Saturday evening was attended
between so and 60 visiting membe
State Councillor William II. Jeffres a
sisted by Deputy Councillor ABB
Craigne and the Springfield council co
ferred the first, second and third q
grees on two candidates, after which
banquet was served in the lower hall
connection with which speeches we
made by the visiting delegates era
ford council received many complimeI
for their generous hospitality and IN
courage and enthusiasm which has G
Sbled them to procure their attractl
quarters in their new home Mechani
hall.