Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1918-02-22
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w. A. Johnson was in North Adams
Tuesday.
ycharlesS Whecleek visited in West
D6Ser Sunday. -. u
Wallace Bartlett of Brattlcboro was
in town Thursday.
4 Perley Davis. of Readsboro was in
town Saturdaygon business.
Marcus Gorham was called to Rut-4
land on business over Sunday.
Mrs. Cuneo returned Saturday from a
trip to New York and vicinity.
,ClintonsHall Of plant s. Hoosac Tun-
ncL was n visitor in town over Sunday.
WI. Tidd of Otter River, Mass, has
been in town several days ON business.
George Wheeler of North Adams was
business visitor in town over Sunday.
Miss Blanche Jacobs went to Reads
boro Saturday, where she will do nurs-
ing. .{
Henry Jacobs was called to Troy
n. Y, blythe death of his brother, sat
urday.
Mrs. d. o. Butterfeld- left Saturday
for Dummerston to visit her sister, Mrs.
Halliday.
News has been received by his fam
ily of the safe arrival in France of Mel
son Plckwell.
Mrs. r. j. Snow of North Bennington
is caring for her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Frank Spraguc
w. A. Brown has opened the II. ID.
Allen store, the goods in which he re-
Gently purchased. --
Mrs. Ruth Wilcox of Monroe Bridge
is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. a. Crafts,
at f. L. Schuster S.
Mrs. George Carpenter is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Warren Batchelder,
in Springfield, Mass.
Ernest Moran and Percy Haskins
were in town over Sunday, returning to
Heartwellville Monday.
The Hoover supper at Childs Tavern
| Saturday was well attended and netted
the Red Cross about SOC.
Frank Clark has moved his family
from his farm, which he recently sold,
to house on Castle hill.
| Mrs. Brown, who has been staying
with Mrs. Roadway, is staying at pres
ent with Mrs. Daniel Buell..
The auxiliary to the S. o. V. held n
regular meeting with Mrs Frank Davis
Thursday afternoon, Feb. 81.
Miss Ella Wehner, who has been in
town several weeks nursing, has re-
turned to her home in Adams.
Miss Estellc Pattcn of North Adams,
Mass, was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. For
rest Boyd few days recently.
Mrs. Frank Aldrich has moved up to
Mrs. Edward Cook s, where she will re-
main with Mrs. Cook for while
c. D. Wheeler has gone to Heartwell-
vile, where he is foreman in the woods
for the Hoosac Lumber company.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Starrett fin
ished work at c. c.. Barlow's and have
gone to Peter Reando s for while.
Miss katherine McOuatt of Pittsfeld,
Mass, spent several days with her sis
ter, Mrs. Floyd Davis, the past week.
The river broke up during Wednes-
day morning and is free from ice. This
assures plenty of water for sometime.
William Bird has moved from John
Bassett's house on East Main street
into o tenement back of the Childs store.
M. and oMrs. peter Catiikett -sleft
Tuesday for Traverse City, Mich,
where they will visit Mr.. Caulkett 8
parents,
Charles Smith was called to his home
in Stateline, Mass, Saturday to attend
! the funeral of an aunt. He returned
Monday.
Mrs, Joseph Valenti, who was in the
North Adams hospital for some time
recovering from an operation, has re-
turned home.
Clarence Pike and Frank Spraguo
spent Sunday at their homes in town
returning to Heartwcllville on snow
shoes Sunday afternoon.
The railroad has changed the leaving
time of the morning passenger train
from $50 to 7.40, this schedule going
into effect Monday, Feb. IS.
Miss Edith Corbett who has beer
staying at the home of her brother
Ernest Corbett, since coming from Nortf
Adams hospital, went to her home
Wednesday.
Ernest Duvall received painful in
jury to his right eye when a chip from
; a stick of wood which he was choppinl
/, struck his eye. He was unable to worl
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. +. Dunn and little son re
turned from Springfield, Mass, Thurs
day. The x-ray picture which was made
of the little boy s shoulder showed NJ
: serious trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Davis entertained
the members of the Book club and thei
! husbands Thursday evening. Cards were
played and refreshments of coffee, ic'
cream and cake were served.
. JACKSONVILLE.