Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-11-22
Irene Martin is i'll with humps.

Jacksonville.
Charles Miner was in Springfield Tues
day on business
Arthur Weld spent the week hunting
in Dummerston.
Miss Mary Booker is working in the
telephone exchange.
Arthur Miller has been In Dummerston
several days this week.
Mrs. j. G. Peck of Greenfield was at
II. C. Squires's Wednesday.
Olive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Chase, Is i'll with mumps.
Mrs. Lucy Bellows is visiting her
niece in Marlboro two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs william Cushman return |
ed Monday from Revere, Mass.
Leon Mixer and Miss Ellen Miner
spent several days in Halifax this week. |
Miss Margie Bemis, who was at G. B. |
Liscom's two weeks, has returned home. |
Charles Cook of Burton, Conn, visited
at Fred Wilder's from Thursday to sun
| day.
Alton Cheney is working for the w. L.
Douglas Shoe company in Springfield,
Mass.
Hazel johnson of Hnsdale was a re-
cent guest at r. l.. Coanes on Guilford
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Prouty have
moved into their new house on Bonny-
vale road.
Miss Gladys Stelman went to Provi
dence, r. l., Thursday to visit until after
| Thanksgiving.
Mrs. A. L. Saxton returned Saturday
from a weeks visit in Sunderland, Mass,
and other towns.
Miss Amy Defiance, who visited at H.
F. Weatherhead's, has returned to her
home in Canton, N. Y.
Patience Wilder, youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Wilder, is very Ill
with acute appendicitis.
Mrs. Hattie Putnam of Wardsboro and
daughter, Mrs. Seth White, visited at
George Harriss Wednesday,
Miss Gladys Hall of Londonderry re-
turned home Saturday after visiting at
Charles Leitsinger's a few days
Miss Maudie L. Stone of Brooklyn
expects to spend Thanksgiving with her
,, grandmother, Mrs. Harriet A. Stone.
Mrs C. E. Copeland, who was in MARI
boro two months caring for her father,
t Horatio Bellows, has returned home
Mrs. Park Holland of Townshend and
DR.. and Mrs Martin of Northampton
, were guests at T. NJ. Allbee's Sunday
n Mr.. and Mrs. John Nesbitt were in
i Springfield, Mass. Wednesday to visit
( their son. Robert Nesbitt, who is still
= in the hospital.
Mr.. Shattuck. an employe of the Hol-
y brook Cabot & Rollins corporation, has
s rented H. F. Weatherheads cottage and
is moving into it.
IT Mrs. Charles Legs returned to hel
r home in Lynchburg. Va, Thursday. Mr.
', Legs remains with his mother, Mrs
e William Legs, who is still very Ill.
y Mrs A. G. Winter and son, Lester are
IS expected tomorrow to stay until afte
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. anC
Is Mrs. E. II. Davenport. Mr.. Winter II
:; expected next week.
20 The oyster supper served Tuesda!
ID evening by the Baracca class in tn
~ chapel of the Baptist church was yer,
" successful A good supper was serve'
=. and about $12 was cleared.
,e The schools in the Academy building
close today for a weeks vacation an
the teachers go to their several homes
~ Miss Elizabeth and Miss Alta Denniso
y, go to Bernardston, Miss Nora Jaquit
,k to Guilford and Miss Bernice Spoffor
10 10 to Claremont
re The Twentieth Gentry club met Wed
al nesday afternoon in the home of Mr.:
oe j. s. Morse to celebrate its fourth an
I niversary. There was a good attend
~ ance The afternoon was spent social
To with cards for entertainment. A GOV
NJ cred dish luncheon was served.
a. II. F. Weatherhead, treasurer of tn
id. West Bratteboro cemetery association
r. has received a check from Mrs Susa
lie (Younglove) Bailey of Pepperell, Mass
rk to maintain perpetual care OF the lot
he the cemetery where her grandparent
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Russell 7. Warren, al
as buried.
to First Congregational church. Rev. Her
n ny Lamb, pastor. Divine worship {
1890, THE work of the church in II
=, light of home missions" Bible scho
- at -. Christian Endeavor at $50, Mi
sionary achievements and what ma
do" Phil 2: lie. Leader. Mrs. Hem
Lamb Church prayer meeting Frida
as evening at 100 The subject for thi
BILE Friday, evening will include home mi
in sions.
en Mr.. and Mrs ]. C. Stafford left the
OF home Tuesday en- route for Winnipe
's- Canada TO visit their son, Leslie Sta
70. ford. They will go from there to Gre
oh Falls, Mont, to visit MIS- STAFFORD
Z. brother. Leslie Hamilton, and famil
he They will continue their journey fro
pal there to Portland, Oregon, and fro
tor there to Long Beach. Calf, near l.
OF Angeles They expect to be avn
dis through the winter.
nn. Baptist church. Rev. E. S. Harriso
ee' pastor. Sunday services: Divine wo
~, ship 1890 with sermon by the paste
iss THE beauty of Thanksgiving; Bib
Ioo school at 12; young peoples service
lue song and prayer at I, leader Mrs. Geor
1 ,l Allen, subject Gratitude A cotta
~ - prayer meeting will be held this, Frida
e. evening at 100 in the schoolhouse
r. district No. instead of at Deacon Alo
w. 20 Johnson's Mid-week service We
,uo nesday evening as usual.
ID The only successful deer. hunter
is this place thus far is w. j. Hawkir
he who shot fine young buck last Frids
it'll on Wickopee hill. The deer weigh
about 100 pounds. Other deer have BET
ere shot in this locality by Ernest Reed
he New York and E. NJ, Holden of o.
on Grove avenue One deer was found de;
ON in the pasture near e, 7. Miller's, whi'
had no horns. Game Warden Allen too
Nm, charge of it, but the name of the hun
~ err who shot Il has not been ascertaine
,re The program for the concert under Il
ma auspices of the Near and Farther Ligh
M society in the Baptist church Saturd'
izo evening, Nov. 80. at s o'clock will 4
III elude readings by Mrs Irene Ingram
ar Mount Hermon, selections by the Mou
Ell Hermon quartet duets by two Hawaii'
Id boys who will sing in their native la
w. guage and play on native musical 1
ISIS struments. Selections also will be Civ
Mr.. by the young womens mandolin clu
md The patronage of the public Is solicite
M.
Mr..