Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-05-18
Herman Penn spent Sunday in Bos-


ton.
Jason Holman is clcrking in the Now
York Cash market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Royce spent the
weekend in WalpOlc.
James o 'Brcn purchased an Auburn
touring car this week.
Tax Collector +. o. Packard has be.
gun distributing the tax bills.
The fire department has received SOC
feet of new rubber lined hose.
Sidney Stcarns was home from vii
mington, VT, to spend Sunday.
Frank patnodc of Havcrhill, Mass.
is visiting at William Tracy's.
Rcnnie Mason spent 4 few days last
week with relatives in Winchester.
o. G. Robertson has been in Boston
and New York Il few days this week
4. +. Fisher, who has been ill two
weeks, is able to be about the house
Miss Minerva Burroughs has been a.
home from llolyoke, Mass, for n visit
ID. J. LaChancc and family spen'
Sunday with relatives in Winchester
Miss Minnie Todd came from Spot
ford Monday to spend several days IL
town.
William Snow caught handsome
string OF IS brook trout one day thi
week.
Don NORM has employment with thu
Fisk Rubber Co. of Chicopcc Falls
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Young o.
IIavcrhill, Mass, are visiting F. J
Young.
Mrs. Nat Butler of Boston has been
visiting mere with her father, G. A
Robertson.
Mrs. Ella Jocclyn of New York has
+. w. Tildcn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rubeor re
turned home from their wedding "trip
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Avery of Col
rain, Mass, were guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. n. O. Maynard.
The evening trains ! Saturday wer
running considerably off schedule time
owing to dcrailment at South Vei
non.
The water in the lake was draw
down several feet Sunday while tlas
boards were being put in place on tn
dam.
Local talent at West Swanzey pro
scented u drama under the dircctio
Of John T.. Mann OF this town Thurs
day evening.
Fifteen members of the local lodg
of Pocahontas attended the install;
ton by the Brattlcboro lodge last wee
Thursday night.
There was another brush fire Tucsda
near the railroad tracks east of ii
depot, which was subdued after abol
two hours work.
Mr.. and Mrs William a. Kennc
and Mrs. Harriet Pike of Worceste
Mass, have been guests of Mr.. AL
Mrs. +. w. Tildcn.
Business at the White Washbul
paper mill has greatly increase
lately and the force of employees Ii;
been increased materially.
Paul II. Mann and W. II. Brooks a
i'll Portsmouth this week attending Il
state convention of Foresters as del
gates from the local lodge.
S. H. Richards of South Dccrfcl
Mass, spent Sunday at j. NJ. Lamb
His family, who had been visitir
there, returned home with him.
Paul II. Mann was elected gran
lecturer of the grand court Of Ne
Hampshire ut the Forcsters' convc
tioII held in Portsmouth this week.
Bishop Gucrtin of Manchester w
he present at ST. Joseph s Rom;
Catholic church Monday and confirm
ton exercises will he held in the eve
ing.
&. S. Howe, who has been ill sever
days, is much improved and is now alb
to be out. His daughter, Mrs. Ed. G
rcy, returned Monday to her home
Bridgeport, Conn.
Thc first regular meeting Of Il
newly formed lodge of Pocahontas W
held Tuesday cveniag. Mrs. franc
Terry, Great Pocahontas, and MI
Grace Hopkins, Great Wcnonah. we
present.
Robert McCaughcrn, and his so