Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-02-02

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ton by the pastor; Benediction.
Walter Morgan is working in the
Estey Organ company's plant.
= James Kelley Of Hastings is STAYING
forth present7ia at D. w..@1Iarris's. 4
/ Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald of, South
street is i'll and confined to the bed
With. gfiP.t- lc = >
The Homo Study club held their reg
uar meeting Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Purlo Covey.
John $. Wood is recovering slowly
from an attack of grip although not
yet able to be out.
Mrs. T. VI. Albee went Friday
to northampton to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Martin.
W. j Hawkins is caring for T. J.
Miller during the night. Mr.. Miller
remains about the same.
Purle Stockwell of Greenfield was in
town Saturday to see his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Stockwcll
1t has been necessary TO cut down
two large maple trees in front of John
Stafford s house as they were dead.
Miss Minnie Stockwell and Mrs.
John Is. Manley have returned from a
few days stay in Springfield, Mass.
The quarantine has been lifted from
Charles II. Allen S house, as his chill
dren have recovered from Whooping
cough
Mrs. George Burns of White River
Junction was admitted to the Melrose
hofp5tal Monday Plight for mleeddieal
Mrs. j. Gilbert Stafford sustained a
fracture of two bones in the wrist by
falling in her home on Guilford street
yesterday.
Farmers are taking advantage of
the excellent shedding and large loads
of logs are being drawn through the
village daily.
Mrs. ID. w. Harris is i'll with grip
and under the care of q physician. Mr..
Haryis, who has been housed week,
is out again.
Saturday was the coolest morning
thus far this winter in West Bratte-
boro, the thermometer going down to
20 below zero.
John Mckay, who recently returned
from New York, was in Chesterfield
Tuesday, where he bought six cows.
Mr.. Mckay is restocking his farm.
George Hawkins, superintendent of
Gustaf Strombergs Ames Hill farms,
returned Friday from New York,
where he had been to see Mr.. Strom-
berg on business.
Miss Eta Miner, who is GONZALES
cling IN the Memorial hospital from an
operation, Is gaining slowly. Miss Su-
sic Miner, who is ill in her home, also
is slightly better.
Miss, Timmons, nurse in the Melrose
hospital Who had been Hcaring for
Mrs; CHARLES stockweif, finished work,
there Saturday. Mrs, Stockwell is
now able TO sit up. a. "a -,.4s-. I'd
Earle Quinn of Guilford underwent
an operation for, the removal of ton
sils and adenoids in the Melrose hospi-
tai Monday morning. DR.. Lynch was
assisted by DR.. Hunter.
Mrs. w. Renfrew returned Friday
afternoon from Southwick, Mass, where
she and Mr.. Renfrew were called
Wednesday on account of the death of
her uncle, DIR. w. l.. Paine. Mr.. Rem
frew returned Wednesday night.
Emil A. Erickson of Elliot street, who
underwent an operation for gall
trouble in the hospital Friday morn
ing, came out of the operation as well
as could be expected. Miss Breen,
nurse, of Greenfield, is caring for him.
Leslie Zerske, II, of Guilford was
brought to the Melrose hospital Satur-
day noon to have his hand dressed by
Dr. Lynch. The boy was working at
ms home running a corn cutter and
caught his middle finger of the right
hand in the machine and severed it at
the second joint.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap-
fist church met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. David r. Perry and the
men were invited for supper. In the
afternoon the women brought their
sewing Plans were made and COM
mittees appointed for the Baraca and
Philathea supper, which will be served
IN the near future. After an excellent
supper musical program was given,
consisting of piano duet by Mrs.
Helen ii. Cooper and Mrs. Fred Will
der; piano solos by Miss Irene Cooper
and chorus singing by the entire com
pany.
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