Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-11-24
WEST WARDSBoRo.

horse last week
George Tudor began saving lath at
his mill Tuesday.
Walter Robinson of Brattlcboro
spent Sunday at Leon Waite $.
Dexter Knights has gone to Brattle
boro to remain for the present.
Mrs. Alfred Briggs of Wardsboro is
caring for Mrs. John White and little
son.
Ralph Pike and Guy Putnam shot
a deer last Saturday and shared the
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waylie Newell of ia
maica were at f. o. Newell s the first
Of the week.
at M. l.. Johnson s while hunting deer
in this place.
Charles Hescock recently lost one of
his pair of steers, it having broken
leg III the woods.
Jack Allen, who is working in Pixies
Falls, spent several days recently at
George Tudor's.
Carrie Roberts was at home from
Leland and Gray seminary over Sun
day and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ray Of Will
mington called at y. II. Robinson S
Tuesday afternoon.
Burton Brown has been a visitor at
ID. NJ. Stocker's a few days since the
hunting season began.
Rev. and Mrs. Contois called at the
parsonage Saturday on their way from
Nottingham to Windham.
Bert Bacon visited at the home of
his mother, Mrs. George Wetherbee, at
the opening of the deer season.
Arthur Robinson of Wilmington is
visiting at the home of his grandpar-
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Robinson.
Will Johnson is at work for George
Tudor. His family is living in the
Hogan house in the town of Jamaica.
Mrs. Frank Brown and children and
Miss Rawson spent a few days last
week at Frank loves in Jamaica.
Willard Johnson, who spent several
weeks with friends in Wilmington and
Dover, has returned to E. l.. Pike s.
DR.. and Mrs. Ebert Landman of
Plaistow, n. H., called on Mr.. Land
man s sister, Mrs. f. c. Young, recent
ly.
Bernard Newell is at home, having
finished work in Guilford. He brought
in fine deer from Mundell hill Mon.
day
Hugh Putnam returned to Greenfield
Monday. He boards with his brother,
Lee Putnam, who also is working for
the Franklin County Lumber Co.
Merle Putnam was the only one of
the party of deer hunters which makes
an annual camping trip to Grout pond
to bring home deer this year.
Frank Brown is at work for Merle
Stocker on the East Hill lumber Job.
Minnie Rawson of Jamaica is staying
with Mrs. Brown and the children.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willard returned
to their home in Harrisville, n. H., last
Friday, Mr.. Willard having captured
buck on the Martin Waite farm the
preceding day.
party of hunters from Brattle-
boro, including Mr.. Barden and Mr..
Tucker, boarded at Z. A. Selfor s sew
cral days last week while looking for
game in this region.
Hermidas Benot came with friends
from Townshend after his wife and
cHHureH sunday afternoon. Mr.. BcnOlt
has work on a lumber job in the north
ern part of Townshend.
Mrs. IL. H. Forester of Wardsboro,
Mrs. Z. o. Lyman, Mrs. X. +. Lyman
and daughter, Ellen, of Stratton were
guests of Mrs. Leon Waite Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Waite S
birthday anniversary.
| Charles Frost shot a deer last week.
His son, Willie, who was hunting with
his father, came upon a bear which he
shot at several times, but failed to cap
turc. Evidently deer is not the only
game available in Wardsboro.
Baptist church, L. w. johnson pas
tor. Sunday at 10.45 n. m, morning
worship. Subject, a Fair Return, a
Thanksgiving service; - M, Bible
school; $50 p. m, evening service. Sub
Ject, Sunshine Life. On Tuesday
evening, Nov. 2S, instead of Wednes-
day, the Goth, the Christian Endeavor
society will unite with the church in n
PRAYER meeting thanksgiving roll
call and social evening. All are invited.