Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-12-01

Lislc Carpenter of Brattlcboro is in
town.
Miss Loina Davis was at home over
Sunday.
Mrs Ralph Cushing was away for the
Thanksgiving holiday.
Mrs. w. C. Ballou is i'll from an at
tack of appendicitis.
Mrs. John +. Whitaker and daugh
ter, Florence, went Monday to Athol
to visit.
While enjoying a trip by automobile
through this and adjoining towns one
day last week the party saw nine deer.
Station Agent w. C. Ballou injured
the thumb of his left hand badly last
week while unloading gasoline en-
CINE.
There are two prisoners now in the
county jail, both having been commit
ted to serve short term sentences of
Is days.
Miss Frances Palmer, who had been
visiting her sister, Miss Mildred Palmer,
returned Wednesday to her home in
-Townshcnd.
Mrs. Josephine Howe went Tuesday
to Putney to spend Thanksgiving in the
home of her son, Eugene Howe. She
will remain for a short visit there.
al. Earle Hamlin is running a new Max
well touring car, and has had good pat
ronagc from the guests at the New
fame Inn as we'll as the village residents
!, through the season.
Henry M. Hall has recently moved
his portable house from j. C. lib
hattie . i1ltro vi IN 10 hinbNVou
site Waysidc cottage, the home of Mr..
and Mrs II. NJ. Hescock.
Rev. Charles w. Mock returned Sat
urday from visit with relatives in
Worcester and Boston. He attended
some of the meetings now being held
by Chilly" Sunday while in Boston.
The Christian Endcavor society will
hold its annual festival in Union hall
on the evening of Dee. ,. The dis
trict school will be presented for en-
tertainment. The members will have
their usual sale of useful and fancy
Christmas articles.
The schools in town had Thanksgiv-
ing day as a holiday, also Friday of
this week. The schools will close Dee
Is for the Christmas holiday. Miss
Mildred Palmer, teacher of the village
school, spent Thanksgiving with her
brother, Joseph Palmer, in Spring
field.
w. w. Dearborn of the firm of Dear
born & Co., Woodstock, and his sister,
Mrs. Laura A. Munger, accompanied by
c. H. Williams, came last week and
are guests at A. r. Underwood IS for an
indefinite stay. Mr. Dearborn has been
an active and successful worker in the
real estate business for many years, and
may get interested in this section of the
state.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Read and two children, Will
liam Wilson and mother, William II
Graham, a china importer and his wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Kalcy, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Cazclar and daughter, all OF
New York, are guests at the Windhan
County House. Landlord and Mrs. Ben
son will serve a turkey dinner or
Thanksgiving day to guests of the
house and a family party.
Three does are reported to have beer
found dead to Game Warden NJ. p
Benson-onc in Townshend at the Wat
son place near the covered bridge; an
other, which had been shot, was fount
dead near the Bcnsch cabin. The hid,
and head of one was found in tn,
brook above Mabel Hall s farm. Dan;
Perry secured 200-pound buck OF
Newfanc hill; Charles Rice buck will
six points; Ebert Howard shot on,
Saturday in the Eager pasture. Wilson
Winchester has been successful in Sc
curing large buck.