Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1918-02-22
Red Gross Pig Profitable.

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beld in Foresters hall last week Thurs
day evening under the auspices of the
Red CROSS was we'll attended and was
very successful both socially and fnan-
chilly, the sum of about $25 being net
ted Refreshments of frankfurters,
rolls and coffee were served and after
cards had been enjoyed for two hours
some remained for two hours of dane
ing.
During the evening the 150-pound
pig which was so generously donated
ID the Red Cross by Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney s. Strouse was drawn by w. G.
Schaffner of Brattleboro and Mr..
Hehaffner showed his patriotic spirit
by returning it to the society to be
disposed of again The pig has al,
ready netted the society $l2S.75.
Another card party will be held next
Thursday evening and the pig will be
awarded to the holder of the ADM ssion
ticket with the lucky number.
Mrs George NJ. Wright has been
i'll,
John Sawyer has been i'll the past
few days.
Mrs. Frank White is spending two
weeks in Boston.
Mis- Flora Fisher spent the week
end with friends in Winchester.
A good number of foxes have been
killed recently by local hunters.
Mrs. Glenroy Scott of Winchester
visited friends in town Wednesday.
Mrs w. F. Robertson went to Bos-
ton Tuesday for few days stay.
Z. c. Robertson has been in Spring.
field and New York the past week.
Miss Monte Purcell of Greenfield
Mass., spent Sunday at her home here
Miss Maude Dickerman of Glare
mont was visitor Sunday at her home
here.
Mrs n. o. Maynard has been suffer
ing the past 10 days from an liberated
tooth. -,
levi Howard of Worcester, Mass,
hab abeen a recent visitor in town with
relatives.
The Sewing Girls were entertained
byl Miss Maybelle Lang last Saturday
evhhing, t'
Miss Mildred Clark of Greenfield
Mas, spent Sunday with Hinsdale
friends,
Mira l.. N. stearns spent Tuesday
with her sister, Mrs Ralph Wood, il
Askuelot.'
Mrs. f.. A. Davis has been entertain.
ing{' her sister, Mrs. c. II. Bailey Of
Gardner, Mass. u.s.
Mrs Mary Smith has returned home
altar several weeks stay with broth
err In Peterboro.
Mrs. II. j. Delphy was called t,
Washington, D. c., last week by tn,
illness Of her brother.
Mrs. John N. Lamb has gone t,
South Deeraeld, Mass, to visit he
daughter, Mrs. S, II. Richards.
Mrs. Freda Rubeor, who has beer
spending the past three weeks in New
York, is expected home Saturday.
The fremen received their annua
salbties at Engine hall Saturday eve
ming, the total amount being $45310,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph j. Sheridan an,
Daughter we're guests part of last wee
with, his sister, Mrs w. r.. Robertson
Mrs. w. f. Gould returned Tuesda
to her home in Medford, Mass, afte
visit with her father, George A. Rob
crtsdn.
9ulSS Il Ia AhoIlll nag ItlulHti HOlIlt
after spending several weeks IN Green
field, Springfield and various othe
PLACES.
Miss Hilda Sawyer was given
pleasant party last Saturday evening
the occasion being her birthday ann
tetsary,
Mrs Walter A. Saben and daughter
Ruth, of Bellows Falls, w., were guest
OF Mrs S. X. Saben last Thursday an
Friday.
Mrs Cabot J. Hubbard went to tn
Melrose hospital in Brattleboro tn
first of the week, where she underwear
an operation
The Rebekah sewing club met at tn
home of Mrs. Michael Heaftz Wedne'
day evening, where very pleasan
time was enjoyed.
Newton Stearns, who with his wifi