Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-12-28


his parents.
Waldo Howard is home from Albany
for the holidays.
Mrs. W. &. Trcdway spent Christmas
in Springfield Mass.
Mrs. Warren will entertain the Fort
nightly club Friday afternoon.
r. L. Embrcy of New York city is
boarding at NJ. +. Robbins s.
Mr.. aud Mrs Henry Smith spent
christmas in Brattlcboro with his par.
rnts.
Miss Jennie f.. Pierce came from
Scituatc. Mass, to her home for her va.
cation.
Miss Maxine Howard is spending the
holidays in Bridgeport. Conn, with rel
Wivcs.
Miss Laura Bradley of auckland,
Mass, is with her mother, Mrs. K. II.
Braley.
Miss Helen Hall of Westminster was
a guest Wednesday of Miss Charlotte
Eaton.
The new piano for the town hall has
come and was used for the dance for the
tilst time.
Robert Hincklcy of Hartford, Conn.
joined his wife at Daniel CrowIcv's for
the holidays.
MIR. and Mrs. O. r. Moore went sat
urdaY to Springfield, Mass. to spend
the holidays.
&. Il. Switlrr has been confined to
th2 house with grip and ncuritis the
past two weeks.
Miss Ninnifred Bugbrc and Miss
Edith Bugbrc spent Christmas at their
home in Chester.
Miss Jessie O 'Connor is spending her
vacation at home from her school in
West nummcrston.
Mrs. Burns spent several days at her
home in West Dover, returning to Mr.
Dickinson s Monday.
william Worthlcy of Springfield spent
Christmas with his parents. Mr.. aud
Mrs. George Worthlcy.
The Ladies Union Aid society of
East Putncy met with Mrs Persons
Thursday Of this week.
Miss Clara Holt of Northampton.
Mass, will return to her work Satur-
day, after week at home
Mrs. NJ. Il. Switzcr OF Bellows Falls
spent Christmas day at G. b. Switzcr :
and u. s. Angler nj East Putncy
Mr.. Macdonald, who had been work
ing for the Bradley corporations has re-
turned to his home in South Shafts
bury.
j. Slocuml of Dccricld is taking Mr.
Gle s place rs station agent NJ Putncv.
Mr.. Gle is confined to his home with
sickness.
Mr.. aud Mrs f. W. Dodge and son,
William Robertson Dodge, of Spring
field were guests over Christmas at f.
f.. Robertson
Mrs. Edward Glynn Of Springfield,
Mass, came Sunday to be with her par
cnts, MIR. and Mrs. Irving Kctchum,
over Christmas.
Miss Ethel Page is home from her
school at SaXtons River and Miss Edith
Page from the normal school at Castle
ton, where she is a senior
Mr. and Mrs CassiuS Wilson Of Ware
house Point, Conn. with their voun4.
son, Frederick. spent tho holidays with
Mrs. Wilson 5 mother. Mrs. Naomi Oar
den.
All the schools in town closed Fri
day for a two-wceks vacation. All had
Christmas exercises and trees. The high
rr departments had their program in
the evening.
Miss Charlotte Eaton came Saturday
from New York and with Mr.. and Mrs
H.. G.. EVcrleth spent Christmas day
with Mr.. EVerlcth s sisters, Mrs. Knight
and Mrs. Evans, in West Brattlcboro.
Miss Sylvia Derry returned to Mid
dlebuIy college Wednesday, after q ~
days vacation at her home. The collre,
curriculum has been entirely changed
so the Christmas vacation has been cut
short.
Raymond Goodcll Of Brattlcboro i,
here experimenting the filing of tho
ice house of Alden Bros. milk dealer.
of Boston. 1t is unusually early in the
season and the ice is about II inchc.
thick.
Mr. and Mrs John Adams and daugh
ter, Dorothy, We're Christmas guests n
j. b. Dcrry's Mr.. Adams returned I,
Athol Wednesday morning, but Mrs
Adams and daughter will remain few
days longer.
Lieut.. Harold F.. WaShburn was or
dercd to report at Hoboken, y. j., las
Saturday and did so, but was rcturnc(
home for another week, after bcin;
Naccinatcd for smallpox aud inOculate'
for typhoid germs.
Madam Minard -, of Wcstminstc
West, who for several weeks had bee
working ut +. y. Howard :, died Sun
day night Of pneumonia, which devcI
opcd after cold. The body was take
to r. +. knight undertaking room
and was carried to Westminster Yves
Wednesday.
At the Congregational church Mouda
evening the usual Christmas tree am
exercises were augmented by the me-
ton pictures portraying the BIRTH lif
and crucifxiou of Jesus, illustrated b
eight reels Of pictures which were cN
ccllently handled by Fred Neil, VIII
has had experience with running moN
ing picture machines. The Baptist SUI
day school was invited to unite in til
tree and services and during the ever
ing extended vote of thanks to Rev
IT. j. Poelmam for the privilege.
EAST PUTNEY.