Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-26
WEST BRATTLEB0R0

Mrs Emily EDWARDS mas peeh spehu-
ing the week with her sister. Mrs. j. l..
Barney.
The Twentieth Century club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. l.. @.
Taylor.
Mrs. ]. l. Stockwel attended the flu
neral of Mrs. Kate Hughes In Vernon
| Tuesday.
A telephone has been installed in the
| residence of Miss Emerett Weather
| head, 553-J.
II. e. shipman has been in several
| towns this week looking after his lum-
! Der business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lee weatherhead of
Millers Falls were weekend visitors at
| David Yields.
Mrs Edwin Dennison of Wilmington
| came Saturday to spend several days
with Mrs F. d. Marsh.
Frank Jones of Chester, N. H., was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Liscom
from Friday to Tuesday.
The Needlecraft are holding a meeting
| of unusual interest this, Friday, after
noon in the home of Mrs. J. e. McVeigh.
| Mrs Adeline Miller has closed her
house and for the present is with her
niece, Miss Minnie Miller, IL North Main
st.
Alden Brothers OF Boston are building
| an ice house 20 by "a feet on the cream
cry grounds. r. G. Boyd is doing the
work.
George Cushman, who had been stay
ing with his brother, william Cushman,
three weeks, returned to Bradford We'd
nesday.
Miss Eva Fisher, who has been work.
ing at A. ]. Waldron's, is at home car
ing for her mother, Mrs. William Fisher,
who is i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Alexander spent
Saturday and Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Stacy and fam
lily in Guilford.
Several of the farmers in district No
II are filling their Ice houses from f. II
Johnson's fish pond. The ice is very
fine and 16 inches thick.
Miss Sadie Helyar came home Satur.
day on account of the mid winter vaca.
ton. She has been teaching in Grove
and expects to return there for tn,
, spring term.
Mrs. Eli H. Lee was taken violentl!
, i'll Tuesday. physician was called anC
the illness was found to have beer
. caused by gall stones. Mrs. Lee is NOR
comfortable at this writing.
/ Clarence Bailey and Arthur Bailey o
= Agawam Mass, were in town the las
of the week to attend the funeral o
e their brother, Martin Bailey, which wa
e held in Bonds undertaking rooms Sat
e urday at 10 a. m.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert j. Clark will
leave tomorrow for Yonkers, N. Y
, where they will visit. They will then q
n daughter, Mrs. Hayes Bgelow, in Tarpo
n Springs, Fla, before returning home.
L Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bartlett and thei
cousin, Miss Lottie Crafts, went on
sleigh ride to Wilmington Sunday, t
visit Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Mann. M
and Mrs. Bartlett returned Sunday nigh
but Miss Crafts remained through tn
week.
e First Congregational church. Divin
worship at 1890 a. m, sermon by Re-
E. w. Eldridge, who supplied the pulp
n last Sunday. Bible school at IL. Ever
n ing meeting at $50, subject, THE fol
S eign missionary whose life mas most II
IL spired me-" leaders. Miss Ruth Weather
re head and Mrs. H. c. Harris. Churc
K prayer meeting Tuesday evening at T.;
70 o'clock
. Mrs. w. F. Mixer. deputy graz
lie warden, was in Windsor Monday to II
lie stall the officers of Buena Vist
Or lodge, n. E. o. p. Owing to an accidei
3 two OF the officers were unable to I
In present so only the wardens were II
re stalled. Mrs. Mixer intends to be
he Windsor Feb. ~, when it is expect'
l. there will be a public installation ar
IS the supreme and grand officers will be il
w vited to attend
ne In meeting Monday evening in Il
m home of ]. d. Whittier. at which repr
lg sentatives from both churches were pre-
lis ent, the ACCESSIBILITY of recognizing Il
d. mems league was discussed 1t was d
ce cided to hold a meeting Thursday eve
re ing, Feb. q in the chapel of the Bapti
ng church, to which the men Of the villa
in and vicinity are invited to further co
ed slider this subject. After the busine
It. meeting Rev. E. s. Harrison will give
re address Life in Australia" The
IN. will be special music.
ro The woman's association of the Co
'b- gregational church will hold its mont
ng ly missionary meeting next Thursday
We ternoon, Feb /, from to O'clock w
rk Mrs c. r. Prentiss The roll call will
he answered by recent foreign missiona
for news. The subject of the meeting v
Id be 'Gautama and the origin of Budd
ism reading, "A Tuenana part,
leaders. Mrs. R. P, Wheeler. Miss f
ma Wheeler. These meetings are v,
interesting and all women of the
)g- ciety are invited to attend them.
al Vivian Hunter. 4, daughter of Dr. 6
me Mrs. G. B. Hunter. who attended
ID Sunday school of the First Congre
as tional church 50 Sundays of the p
ca year, was awarded the school pin.
as gold star. Sunday. Jan. IA. The OF
pal two Sundays of the year she was
IToNiucHcc, N. l., anu
Sunday school of the church where
uncle, Rev. William Hunter, Is pas
sm Little Vivian has the honor of be
yed the youngest pupil to have earned I
Of prize. which is given annually for p
lao feet attendance.
Mt Edward Nourse. II. son Of Mr..
Mrs John Nourse of Orchard str,
. shows a good amount of courage
perseverance in his choice of a sleep
ROOM During the summer months
was in the habit of sleeping on
piazza. When The cold weather ca
his parents tried to persuade him not
sleep there, but he chooses to do so
has continued to sleep there ev
Wight this winter. He is a sturdy II
boy. and If sleeping where one gets
whole benefit of outdoor air is be
fetal to health. we prophesy that
will not need physician at presen
The annual meeting of the benevol
society of the Baptist church was h
Tuesday afternoon with the preside
Mrs. d. T. Perry. These officers W
elected: Pres. Mrs. d. T. Perry;
vice pres, Mrs e. H. Davenport;
vice pres, Miss Susan Miner; Sec,
Minnie Fits; treas. Mrs H. s. Mil
directors, Mrs. j. g. Morse. Mrs. Al