Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-11-01

Miss stella Micott returned to Spring
field Monday.
The next regular meeting of the Grange
will be held Nov. 10.
l., H. whitney has bought driving
horse of George Ware
Mrs f. M. Wiswal has been released
from quarantine for whooping cough.
Mrs. V. 1. Chase returned Tuesday
from a visit with relatives In South Lon
donderry.
MIR. and Mrs. j. E. Smiley were guests
over Sunday at b. A. Whittemore In
Guilford,
Mrs. Arvilla Eddy returned Friday to
West Townshend with her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Grout.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Z. Eames, D. A. Ben
son and Miss Stella Micott went by au-
tomobie to Boston Saturday, returning
Sunday
Mrs. O. R.wright, who spent few
weeks with relatives in Watertown and
other towns in New York, returned home
Monday
Earl F. Davis received handsome pair
of red oxen Tuesday, which were snip
ned to him by freight from Maine. They
weigh 4410 pounds.
Mrs. Lucy Hosley, who has spent the
summer at the Spring farm in Brook
line. is much improved in health, and Is
staying a few days with Newfane friends.
on account of the severe rain storm
last week Wednesday the supper to have
been given by the ladies' aid society was
postponed until the day Following, when
Il was well attended
Mrs f. l.. Hamlin returned from
Mount Hermon last week and her daugh-
ter Miss Nellie Hamlin, has gone TO
spend few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Daniel Van Valkenburgh.
John II. Covey and son Lucius, have
bought of his father in-law, George W.
Parsons, their home place, where Mr..
Covey is now living. Mr. and Mrs. Par
sons will spend the winter in Brattleboro'
Next Tuesday evening the regular
meeting of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety will be a conservation service, tol
lowed by a business meeting. The lead
ers will be Richard Park and Erving
Chase.
Mrs Minnie Mountain went Tuesday to
give a temperance address under the
auspices of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety in Guilford. She will also make an
effort to organize a Woman's Christian
Temperance Union in that place.
Twenty members of West River Re-
bekah lodge went by team to Wardsboro
last week and assisted in instituting
lodge in that village. Sixteen odd Eel
lows went on the special train to attenc
lne ulSlllCl InttlliA5 III
day evening.
J. H. Underwood is in White Rive
Junction, to which place he has begun
shipping a large supply of winter apples
He will continue sending to many othe
places in that locality as well as in tn
West River valley David knight of ia
maica is loading carload for him to b.
sent to market from Newfane this week
Congregations church. Morning wor
of ''WalkinR in tn
way" Sunday school 1915. Evening ser
vice 7.3O subject, Sitting still" Bap
tism and Lords Supper at close O
morning service. Christian Endeavo
conservation meeting Tuesday at 7.3C
Zeal" Leaders, Richard Parks and If
vim Chase. Prayer meeting Thursday a
7.30.
The pupils of the village school wi
give an entertainment, and a Hallowee
party in Union hall this, Friday evenin
to which all are cordially invited.
small admission fee will be charged lc
cream will be served. The followin
program will be presented: Piano due
Agnes Moulton and Bernice Edwards
dialogue, 1.-THE traitor recitation, Wal
ter Columbus pccolo duet, Eunice an
Allen Heath; exercise, 1.-The little pi
pilgrims; Rotations, Raph B. Dewitt
Mabel Columbus; song, Richard Parl
recitations, Agnes Moulton. Allen
heath' ulalosue, Iiaiio"eeh iioHSs
song, Homer ]. Heath; Rotations, Ell
nice Heath, Bertha Daniels, Loella Gov
ey, Mamie Redfield, Beatrice Mountain
Rene Columbus; dialogue. "Trouble in tt
Mormon family; song, Harvest time
l have opened my millinery rooms ar
will be pleased to show the fall and viii
ter styles NELLIE PRATT
Shop in Bratteboro Nov. and 81
1.-The Pied Piper matinee.