Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1918-04-26

DOugnt saddle morse OF W. L. AHles'
Vernon Williams has been III with
grip week. David Frost has been
helping in the store during his illness.
Mrs. Oral Williams has finished work
for Mrs. j. c. Taft and has gone to visit
relatives in Badwinsville and Orange,
Mass.
Charles Willard has moved back to
his farm i'm Westminster, after living
in the lower tenement in the Young
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pike and daughter,
Wilma, and Miss Edith Lackey of STRAIT
ton were callers at ID. f. Boutelle's
Wednesday.
Mrs. Eugene Howe was operated up
on for appendicitis in the Mclrosc hos
pital in West Brattleboro Friday. She
is doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Squires are occupying
the cottage at the T.. f. Blood farm
and Mr.. Squires is working for Mr..
Blood on the farm. o.
Willis Young, who has been an M
valid several months has been serious
" i'll again this week. His son, Frank
Young, is with him.
Edward Glyn was weekend visi
tor with Mr.. and Mrs. Kctcham at the
Houghton farm. Mrs Glynn has been
with her parents several weeks.
The Camp Fire Girls were entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home of their
leader. Mrs. Smythe, who is at her sum
mcr home here for a short stay.
Mrs. Fred Perkins. who underwent an
i operation ON her arm at the hospital in
Brattleboro recently is reported to be do.
ing WE'LL She is expected home soon.
Many vii be glad TO know that water
is running again at the tub near the com
mon. There has been no public watering
place in the village during the winter.
Arthur Cutler, who has been attend
ing school at Lyndonvlle, returned home
Saturday night He plans to remain at
! home and help with the work on the
farm.
Our people will meet at the town hall
at 8 O'Clock tomorrow. Liberty day, eve
ming to listen to out-of-town speakers and
popular war songs by the young mems
chorus.
The body of Mr. and Mrs Ray Dean
baby was taken from the tomb here Tues
day and that Of Hugh Stratton Wednes-
! day and placed in the cemetery at West
Townshend.
Mrs Martin Sparks and Mrs. Ralph
Cole and little daughter, Thelma, left for
their new homes in Saxtons River Tues
day Mrs. Sparks goes to keep house for
her brother.
When Hugh Adams was examined for
service some time ago he was told to re-
port for another examination in six weeks.
, He passed the second examination and has
been accepted
The Dale family report that they have
heard from John Dale and that he had a
pleasant journey across the water. He is
now in Kent, England, in an aviation
training camp.
! The picture to be presented Saturday
i night IN the town hall will he Cavanaagh
Of the Forest Rangers, from the novel by
, Namlm Garland. The proceeds will go
toward the stage fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Onley and
daughter Doris, of Hartford, Conn,
came Friday to Mrs. Onley's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson, and
remained until "Wednesday. q.
| Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Wright and two
: daughters, Eleanor and Elizabeth, OF
| Woodstock We're weekend guests of Mr..
WRIGHT = parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. X.
Wright
Fred Neil of tho local +elonhonn o,,.
change. who has hcou tok;no an ON.
l.forced vacation ON account az in health
has returned and is able to be at wort.
again
Robert K;rbv fo,,rorr,. 90 +bo
Rrool,s House ,ibarnoe,,' q, pro++Iororo
who enlisted several mortb. 400 ~ thn
nay. was = mnst ~ Miss Eo+boY;mo
Booth saturday.
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