Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-04-06
WHITINoHAM.

George Upton was home the first
of the week.
Neal Faulkner entered Mt. Hermon
school Monday.
Christine Wheeler was home for
day or two last week.
Adm Wheeler of Athol is visiting
his brother, II. A. Wheeler.
Representative T.. 7. Wheeler was
home the first of the week.
The young people enjoyed party at
l.. ii. Sawycr's Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Towne of Han.
cock, N. H., are visiting in town.
Floyd Dalrymplc had the misfortune
to lose one Of his cows last Saturday.
Eugene Belts family have been
having the humps the past four or
five weeks.
Vesta Sawyer came home from Smith
college for the Easter vacation last
Friday night.
Miss Effic IIaskins and mother, Mrs.
Parker, of Greenfield, visited at Otis
Reed g this week.
Able Pike, who has been at +. Y.
Wheeler s for the winter, has returned
to his home in Wilmington.
The young people of South Whiting
ham enjoyed sugar party at c. A.
Murdock's Thursday night.
Mrs. B. d. Jewell, who had been
spending several weeks with her
daughter in Boston, has returned.
Mrs. Eugene Bctit went to Bcnning.
ton last week and Mr.. and Mrs john
Lafcmme returned with her for short
visit.
Rev. j. p. Dorst, who has been sick
the past two weeks, has recovered and
expects to be able to fill the pulpit
next Sunday.
Miss Hitchcock of Heath, Mass,
who had been spending the winter with
her sister, Mrs. Whitman Wheeler, has
returned to her home.
| One of the horses in Luther Boyd s
barn was so badly kicked by, one of his
new pair that he was obliged to shoot
it. The horse was owned by Irving
Phillips.
Sclectman l.. II. Sawyer and Road
Commissioner II. a. Wheeler went to
Brattleboro Monday and attended the
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returning Wednesday.
| Gertrude Wheeler of North Adams
normal school and Miss Calista Rob
crts of Jacksonville, who is also at
tending this school, visited Miss Vest;
Sawyer two days this week.
Miss Gcnevieve Emo of New Haven
who is graduate of the North Adam
normal school, came Saturday night t.
take charge of the Boyd school, whicl
was taught by Miss Evelyn Baker o
Readsboro last winter Miss Emo vii
board at Floyd Dalrymplc s.
+. II. Wood of Keene, n. H., cam
Tuesday to set up the engine and ha,
press which Mr.. Wood and the loca
agent, J. r. Gillett, sold George Athcr
ton few weeks ago. This press ha
n capacity of 20 to % tons per da,
and Mr.. Anterior will be prepared t.
bale all the hay for sale in this section
Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Kentfield re
turned from New York last weel
where they had been the past thre
weeks, Mr.. Kentfield being in hosp
tai in that city under observation b
specialists in order to locate the caus
Of the trouble he is having with hi
left arm and hand. 1t was decided t
be nerve trouble caused by some il
J Jury. Mr.. Kentficld remembered, Will
being examined, of being hit on hi
head by railroad tie about II year
ago, causing wound that require
several stitches to close. They thin
this must be what caused the trouble
az he cannot remember of rectivin
any other injury, and only thought o
this one when the doctors gave cen
tain twist to his neck and the idcnti
cal pain Of that injury was felt and a
once brought it to his mind He ha
been having trouble with this shoulde
and arm for the past two years an
the past year has been losing the us
of his hand. and his other hand doe
uot srcm inst riubt of late