Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-04-05

Mrs. Irving Bills has been very sick
this week
Milton Thayer is working in c. H. Will
lard's mill.
Miss Katherine Hawkins is at work for
Mrs Inez Moore.
George r. Gale has been on the sick
list a part of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Austin visited in
Brattleboro the first of the week.
The sugar makers have been very busy
this week. The quality is excellent
Esther Dale of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting her sister Mrs c. H. Evans.
Miss Clark of Springfield Mass, is
cook at the Townshend Inn this season.
Mrs Inez Moore is working this town
in the interest of a life insurance COM
pany.
Cecil Joe Snow came home Friday form
| the University of Vermont for the spring
| vacation.
| Milan Park Osgood is at home for the
Easter vacation from the University Of
| Vermont.
Mrs. Thomas Rice and daughter, Dor
! othy, returned to their home in Brattle-
| Dor Saturday.
Guy Barry is visiting his grandpar-.
ents, w. w. Barry and j. E. Little, in
Saxtons River.
| AlInOn h MARSH mas SOlO MS DlaCK
| horse, known as the Mcintyre horse, to
Allen Y. Bigeow
The Home club will meet in the YES
try of the Congregational church We'd
nesday, April 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Willard were
| in Brattleboro last week combining bust
ness and pleasure
A. r. Marsh went to Greenfield, Mass.
Thursday to attend NJ. ]. Tetretaults
spring sale of horses.
Mrs. Lemuel Van schaick and son,
| Paul, returned to their home in Scars
dale, n. Y, Thursday.
| Charles Gale, who has been sick in
the home of Horace Gale, is reported
| better, and able to be out
Mrs Benjamin Mehuron has been en-
PERTAINING the past week her sister and
daughter from East Dummerston.
The ladies' aid society of the Baptist
| church met in their Vestry on Tuesday
afternoon and spent the time in quilting
Mrs. E L. Hastings and Miss Abbe
| Starr gave a sugar party to a number of
| Harmonyville children Monday afternoon
The annual thank offering missionary
meeting of the Congregational church
was held with Mrs. F. L. Lowe yester-
day.
The BAPTIST Ministers Conference Of
the West River Valley and vicinity Will
hold its April meeting in the Baptist
church next Tuesday.
Rev. Joseph Mexican will have for his
topic next Sunday morning, Belief in
the resurrection, the basis OF all CHRISTIAN
stability and activity.
The brush handle and other wood work
ing business at Wizards mill has i'm
proved of late and is now much better
than for some time.
The call of the robin, the. sweet notes
of the blue bird and the MARBLE of the
song sparrow are familiar sounds these
sunny spring mornings.
Miss Margret Mills came to the home
of her parents in Harmonyville on Thurs
day for the Easter vacation. She is
student in Middlebury college.
Rev. Joseph Mexican is in Springfield
| this week visiting his daughters, Mrs.
Josephine Swift, and Miss Georgianna
Mexican at the Westfield normal school.
Miss Mildred Palmer of Gill, Mass,
came Saturday to visit Mrs. Il. b.
Batchelder. She will also visit Mrs. Hol-
land Hastings of Athens before return
ing to her school in Newfane April 10,
The Townshend people who visited
Washington with the excursionists from
Brattleboro returned Friday evening,
with the exception of Miss Cola Martin,
who stopped in New York to spend a
few days with friends.
| the HadaSSan league VIII meet HeAt
week Tuesday in the forenoon and fur
nish dinner instead of tea. They will
entertain the Minister'S conference at
dinner and hold the business meeting In
the afternoon.
In the Congregations church next
Sunday the pastor will have for his
topic at the morning service The risen
Lord" and at the union service in the
evening at the same church he will
speak on the subject Easter"
Philip Hickborn. who died in Washing
ton last week, was a nephew OF Col. A
b. Franklin. He is remembered here as
boy when he made occasional visits
to the ancestral home of his mother. The
family have the sympathy of the COM
munty in this sad affiction.
Miss Ella Stebbins, who spent the
=; spring vacation at the home Of her father
Deacon Charles Q. Stebbins, on West
street, returned Monday to Springfield
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