Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-12-08

even when the ground was covered
with snow, and the tales of the re-
turned nimrods Friday evening were
worth hearing.
Two herds of five deer each were the
largest number seen together and the
big buck seen and chased on Bear hill
by experienced hunters and ones who
know when they see an exceptionally
large animal was probably the largest
aud carried the hest set of antlcrs. This
buck will probably receive more attcn-
ton than any other six deer today, and
the big forests of Pisgah is about his
only salvation.
Every good hunter in this locality is
hoping for snow. The successful hunt
crs reporting the first day were George
Wheeler, Rex Higgins and Glen Hig-
gins.
G. +. Weed has bought Ford automo-
bile.
Mrs. w. l.. Todd spent Thursday in
Keenc.
Harold Garfield has bought a new Ford
automobile.
Thomas Welch spent Thanksgiving at
his home in Boston.
G. $. Howe was in Boston on bust
ness the past week.
Miss Helen Merritt was in Boston
over Thanksgiving.
f. w. Tlden has bought a finely blood
ed Scotch collie dog.
Miss Hazel Shaw was at home from
Clarcmont over Sunday.
C. +. Savage was at home to spend
Thanksgiving from Concord.
Glen Weeks of Mattapan, Mass, was a
guest at \. l.. Taylor's Sunday.
C. f. Keyou recently spent few
days in Boston with relatives.
Miss A. c. Hoyser spent the day in
Greenfield last week Thursday.
f. NJ. Dodge has been entertaining
his mother, Mrs. Lucinda Clark.
Miss Mildred Clarke spent a few days
last week at her home in Alstcad.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis of Ware,
Mass, are visiting Hinsdalc relatives.
Roger Holland of Old Orchard, Me, is
spending few days at his home here.
Miss Ruth Quigley of Greenfield, Mass,
spent Thanksgiving at her home here
Mrs. Mary Smith was called to Peter
boro Saturday by the illness of relatives.
William Kimball of Boston has been
spending few days with his family here.
/ Milan Towne of Springfield, Mass, was
at his home here from "Wednesday to Mon
day.
| Miss Minerva Burroughs of Holyole
! Mass, recently visited briefly at her homo
here.
Dir. and Mrs. ". T. Fay spent Thanks
giving with relatives in North Attleboro
Mass
Miss Madeline Brocllway of Kecne ha:
been visiting few days with Miss Hattie
Moon
Nh and Mrs. f. c. Robertson hav,
been spending a few days in Albany
y. Y.
Henry Klouss Of Lawrence, Mass, was 4
| Thanksgiving guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. =. +
Amidon
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Butler of Boston have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs. George a
! Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Scott spen
Thanksgiving in Troy and are in Bos
ton this week.
Mrs Jeanette Thomas of Brattlcbor'
was Il guest of her sister, Mrs. &. =
Slate, Monday.
! Mr.. aud Mrs. John 7. Powers spen
last week Thursday in North Walpol,
with relatives.
Miss Mary Edith Palmer of Deer
field, Mass, spent Sunday with Mis-
Charlotte Slate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gleason wen
to Farley, Mass, to spend the holida,
with his parents.
There will be a Christian Endeavo
social in the Congregational church mex
Tuesday evening.
Guy Smith Of Greenfield, Mass, spen
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Smith.
Miss Beatrice Yearly of Brattlebor
was Thanksgiving guest of Miss La
noble Langworthy.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Watson Of North
field spent last week Thursday with Nh
and Mrs d. {. Minis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Bellcvilc o
South Chelmsford, Mass, have been visit
ing HiuSdac relatives.
Miss Lillian Myers has been at HON
from Florence, Mass, for short vacation
from her school duties.
Mr., and Mrs. T. c. Davis of Win
chester were guests of Hinsdale rela
tives Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. +. j. Young and daughter GEL
aldine spent one day this week with relt
tives in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Clara Stearns visited from Frda
to Sunday with Miss Ethel Ward at he
home in Leominster, Mass.
Miss Grace Russell went to Danbur
and Miss lone Proctor to Watertowi
Mass, for Thanksgiving.
I Miss Ruth Streeter has been at HON
for a short stay from Kecne, where she
attending the normal school.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Mann and son, Me
ton, of Blattleboro, were guests of REX