Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1915-12-24
WEST BRATTLEBOR0

Saturday to spend the weekend.
Patrick Cain is i'll in the town home
and under the care of physician.
A. G.. Ward Of Claremont will be a
Christmas visitor in the home of Mrs.
Leila Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Stockwcll spent
Sunday in South Vernon with Mrs Mar
tina Tyler, who is i'll.
There were l6 present at the prayer
meeting held Tuesday morning in the
home of L. II. Davenport
Miss May Torrey, nurse in the Mel
rose hospital, visited at her home i'll
Hinsdale, one day this week.
Miss Addie Warren, who was guest
of Miss Maude Miller week, has re-
turned to her home at DR.. Lanes
There will be a large family gather
ing Christmas day in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wilder in Dummerston.
Miss Frances Stellman Of Boston is
expected today to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H..
Stellman.
Miss Florence Warmer of East
Mortified, Mass, is spending the hoh-
day vacation in the home of Mrs. Il. IL.
Bracket.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Albert Newton OF
Ames hill came Saturday to be guests
few days of Mr.. and Mrs. Arad Gould
of Guilford street.
Ernest Nolin, who has been in the
Melrose hospital several weeks recover
ing from injuries to his back, is I'M
nrovinp and is comfortable,
Miss Mildred Alexander, who had
been having u week S vacation from
her work at the telephone office, re-
sumed work there Monday.
Paul Chamberlin, who was operated
upon at the Melrose hospital three
weeks ago, returned to his home on
Dummerston hill this week.
Miss Ida Barrett entertained few
friends at her home on Guilford street
Friday evening. Games were played
and refreshments were served
George C. Harris has begun this week
selling hulled corn and hominy and is
running a delivery cart through the
streets certain days each week
Miss E. May Chamberlin is at the
home of her mother, Mrs n. S. Cham,
berlin, for the twoweeks vacation of
the schools in East Mortified, Mass
Miss Ida Wilder and sister, Miss Pa
thence Wilder, of Springfield, Mass.
will be Christmas visitors in the home
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs Dan
Wilder.
F. f. johnson, stage driver between
Wilmington and Brattleboro, made hi
trip Monday with new express sleigh
which was made by M. s. Leach o
Hinsdale.
Mrs. Ellen Holton, who has bee
with Mrs. Henry Miller in Dummerstor
came this week for an extende
visit with her mother, Mrs, y.
Chamberlin.
Hazen Stockwell, who is a studer
in the Bryant G. Stratton commerce;
college in Boston, will come Frida
night to remain until after New year
at his home.
Friends in town of Mrs. Eleanc
Richardson, who is ill in the home
her daughter, Mrs. Joel Knapp,
Dorchester, Mass, will be glad to kno
of her improvement.
Miss Elizabeth Briggs of Ashevill
York city are expected today to spel
the holidays with their parents, NJ
and Mrs. II. A. Briggs.
Mrs. Frank r. Mann has receive
news this week of the death of h
uncle, George D. Rollins of Philad,
phia, Pa. The burial took place
Springfield, Mass, Tuesday
Francis Prouty underwent an oper
tion in the Melrose hospital Saturd
for removal of tonsils and adenoi(
Mrs. Charles DeAngelis and infant s.
were discharged from the hospital Su
day.
Frank T. Haynes of Wilmington, W
is in the Melrose hospital convalescil
from an operation for appendicitis,
expected to be discharged from the
the last of this week and go to !
home.
Archia Perry has finished work
Deerfield, Mass, where he had char
of building a piece of state road.
and Mrs. Perry are in Troy, N. Y, ca
ed there by the illness of her moth
with pneumonia.
Miss Eunice Knight, who is 81 yea
old, underwent all operation in T.
Melrose hospital Saturday morning f
the removal of a growth on the ba
of her head. DR.. L. r. Lynch was {
sisted by DR.. G. B. Hunter.
Miss May Thayer, who is teachil
school in Salamanca, n. Y, went F
day to the home of her broth'
Louis Thayer, in Little Falls, N. Y,
visit before coming to her home he
for the Christmas vacation.
First Congregational church. Pray
meeting Friday evening at 7.30 ocloc
Rev. l. NJ. Compton, leader Sund
morning service at 1870, Rev. Mr.. HUI
of Mortified will prach. Sunday school
1145 o'clock. Evening service to be a
nounced later.
Miss Ruth Prentiss came Saturd;
from Saratoga, where she is atten
ing the Skidmore School of Art,
spend the holidays with her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Prentiss. Mi
Prentiss visited on the way here wi
her sister, Mrs. Denton Smith, in We
Rutland.
The primary and intermediate grad
at the academy had a Christmas tr