Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-03-23
WEST BRATTLEBoRo.
Mrs Fannie (Warriner) Cotton.


the last survivor of the large family
of Deacon Daniel Warmer Of West
Brattleboro and was born here March
4, 1888. She was woman of much
talent and Of forceful character. She
was a school teacher for some years
before her marriage to Edward Wells
Cotton of Mortified Oct IS, 1887. She
had one son who died in infancy She
leaves three stepchildren, Everett w.
of Billings, Montana, Mrs. N. w. Keet
of Mortified and Joseph r. of East
Mortified, and three nephews, Chester
G. Warmer Of Arlington, N. j., Henry
A. of Abbott, Me-, and Daniel l.. of
Monson, Me-. and two nieces, Mrs. NJ.
+. Chamberln of West Brattleboro
and Miss Florence II. Warmer of
Mortified seminary.
The funeral was held at the home of
Mrs. Keet in Mortified Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Hunt officiating,
and the burial took place in Mortified.
20 for the annual two-weeks' spring
vacation.
Ransom Akley fell recently on the
ice and fractured two ribs. He is very
comfortable.
Stewart, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Smith, is recovering from measles and
is about the house.
Mrs. Horace F. Prefontaine enter.
tanned the five-hundred club at her
home Monday afternoon.
Denslow Stockwell of South Hadley
10 ,,..N Ia ,
on Dummerston hill this week.
Miss Jennie Wilder, who boarded al
Fred Wilder's, has gone to the home
of Mrs. Harold B. Perry to board.
! Mrs. Annie Sheldon has moved from
the Nichols house on Western avenu,
e and taken tenement on West street.
1 Oscar Haas returned to his home il
2 Upper Montclair, n. j., Wednesday
after a 1O-days' stay at his summe
/ home on Ames hill.
l. Stewart Barney, who had been stay
= ing with his grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. F. Weatherhead, has returne,
!, to his home on Green street.
= William Harris has begun work TO
). E. +. Gobie on the interior decoration
of the new Holstein- Friesan building
e He is boarding at d. w. Harris S.
z Mrs. Park Holland and daughter, o
Townshend, who visited here fe,
days with her mother, Mrs. T. NJ. AL
II bee, have returned to their home.
. Miss Jennie Wilder, who has pos
. tion in the Offices of the Holsteir
Friesian association, spent the week
3 end at her home in Dummerston.
Miss Eileen Burns, teacher of tn
primary grade in the academy, will g
tomorrow to her home in Fair Have
to spend the two-weeks' spring vaca
. ton.
, The auction of household and person
al goods belonging to the late Mrs
Maria T. Hadley was held Monda
! | aftrfT16T A. WI. WHINE Vas ~
:, auctioneer.
- Elmer Johnson went Monday
Worcester to spend a few days vac'
:, ton with relatives. Edward Sanderst
took his place as motorman on II
q electric road.
=. Fred Weatherhead and family hay
moved from Russell Briggs's whel
o they had been since the Convey fir
a to the downstairs apartment in Mi
II Ida B. Fox's house.
,. George Butterfeld left Wednesday fl
Upper Montclair, n. j., where he wi
:. spend several weeks in the home
y, Mrs. C. C. Whitacre. Mr.. Butterfe
% is in the employ of Mrs. Whitacre, WI
=. has summer home on Ames hill.
Miss Curley, graduate nurse
,. Greenfield, is caring for Daniel, son {
O Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Riley, who is
e in the Melrose hospital following Q
rs operation for appendicitis. The chi
A. is considered to be in satisfactoi
condition.
y The Hillside Farmers club held a
). other interesting meeting Wednesdd
!, evening in the home of NJ. f. Char
d berlin with an attendance of ~.
$. number of the members took part
the discussion of The Maple Sugar l
4 dnstrv, but the refreshment commits
, could not find any new syrup to serve
y Julius Exner's auction of househo
d goods and other personal property ar
!. stock was held Tuesday with lar9
attendance. George A. Littlefeld, wi
has bought the Exner farm, is movir
- there. Mr.. and Mrs. Exner and far
;. ilv will move this week to Prospe,
70 street, into the house which he poug'
10 of Mr.. Littlefeld.
a. Baptist church, West Brattlebor
f. Rev. I. NJ. Compton pastor. Mornln
worship at 1890 with sermon by II
- pastor. Sunday school at 1l.45. Thel
- will be a union Christian Endeavt
"a meeting in the evening at o'clock
~ the chapel of the Congregation
y. church led by A. w. Sweeton. Thel
a will be special music.
I The Ladies' Aid society of the Bal
q fist church will give an entertainmei
next week Thursday, March 30, in tn
W audience room of the church. III
y poem, Grandmother s Attic Treasure
~ with slides, will be given. There Wi
u be music in harmony with the picture
:" These slides, which have been kind
~ loaned for the evening, are very choic
"a and an evening of real pleasure is e.
n. pected.
The executive board of the Windhai
, County Baptist Sunday School assocl'
y ton met in the Baptist parsonage MOI
~ day. Plans were made for the annu'
- convention to be held in Townshen
% June IL. There will be an unusuall
~ with some of IN