Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-11-24
MISS KNIGHT DIES IN DERRY.
Fell in Her Home Here over Year Ago
and Fractured Hip.

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ef,c;ert and devoted care of her
r;ooo ,rtil her death
A nrivote funeral will he held this
morning in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. clark in Derry. Miss Knight
leaves one sister, Miss Eunice Knight
of West Brattleboro, besides several
nephcws and nieces. Her sister went
to Derry three weeks ago.
-
,trs sorah Covo, of South Iondon
d., 10 visitino hcr con Gerry Covev.
and family.
por,;o Ar,hoo of Tovnshend sncnt
rrasdov bsra with ,bis. mother Mrs.
r. M. Allbee. a.io'
Mice tIoraroo Rooers DE Amherst
vas n ouest ovsr Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. w ], Hawkins.
wo,+nr rro,,o, who ia emnloved in
p;ttsfaia Mae snnnt sunday at his
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0"e u"y {" ''uso " ana
MRS; Leroy "leuer anu SON. hicnaru'
went Mohaay 70 oheIou lir rams "nere
'hey are NiSi'ine hei 'is'ei'
Leon Mixer IS spending several days
.nls WeeA d. ms lai," IN !laiii lax MAN
ing SUM 'pa"' o"u nu".ine u'oi'
Mr.. ana MIS-. GUS futile spent the
weekend at william Akiey S IN west
Uuilioru' returning nome MohuaF
Albert WAsiey OF Greenheld spent
Sunday at his home on Melrose street,
returned to Greenfield Sunday night.
The Philathea class OF the Baptist
church held regular meeting Tues
day afternoon with Miss Kate Wheeler.
Mrs. o. P. Shepardson of Washington
street has come to the home of DR.. and
Mrs. u. b. hunter to spend the winter.
A. M. Bennett Of Springfield, Mass,
spent Sunday here with his family, re-
turning to Springfield Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lueils P. Martin and infant son
were discharged from the Melrose hos
pital Saturday and went to their home
in south Londonderry a.. ~.
Miss Esther Richards, teacher in. the
school in Putney, was "a weekend
guest of Miss, Eileen Burns at the
home of Mrs, b. A. Knight.
Mrs. Otis Amidpn of Halifax, who
has been in the. Melrose hospital 10 days
for medical treatment, was discharged
Saturday. She is improved
John Gallup and family have moved
J..
Gallup has reopened his blacksmith
shop in l.. E. Bond 5 building.
C. A. Mather of Springfield, Mass,
who underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis in the Melrose hospital Sat
urday, is making a good recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Puzzle Covey returned
Monday from Williamsville, where
they visited relatives several days. Mr..
Convey had been spending the time deer
hunting.
Mrs. Hattie Fisher. who had been a
guest few days of Mrs. w. F. Mixer,
went Tuesday afternoon to the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Fred G. Sargent, III
the east village.
Mrs. James Gibson, who has been ill
several months, came Monday to the
home of her sister, Mrs. Renfrew, to
ienann ios ne p'esStrnise; ,nl N's' "e"i'e"
10 caring ~, hq,i 20
Mrs. "A; M Bennett ana Two daugh'
ters are planning 70 moYe TO Spr1ngneld
Mass early IN December MI bennett
is employed IN that city by the west
inghouse company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhelm Z. Stellman
and daughter, Maxine, have returned
from week IS visit in Syracuse with
Louis Stellman and family. They made
the trip by automobile.
Miss Belle Greenwood returned &c
her work Monday in the Holstein'Frles
sian once, atter having spent the week
END IN Wllna@syiiie with her grand
motner' MfS' II; L. Johnson
L. J. Waterman came from Spring
field, Mass, Monday and that evening
moved a load of household goods by au
tomobile TO that city. Mr.. Waterman
and family will make their home IL
Springfield.