Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1918-03-01
WEST BRATTLEBoRo.
Farmers, Club Elects oficers.

| II. MIS-. HeScock gave q report of
| the cottage cheese demonstration and
| Mr.. Hescock report of the Windham
| County Farm Bureau meeting at Bel.
lows Falls. This was followed by n
general discussion on the subject, Co.
operative Buying. M. Il. -thamberlin
was reelected president, w. H. Hes.
cock vice president and Ralph Hes
cock secretary. Mrs. M. f., Chamber,
lin is still reporter The program com
mittee consists of Mrs II. w. Goodell,
| Miss Marion Carey and Mrs. w. II.
| Hescock. The refreshment committee
consists of Miss Sarah Thayer, Mrs.
| M, T.. Chamberlin and Mrs. j. n. Bet
terley. Refreshments of sandwiches
and cocoa were served 1t was voted
to hold the next meeting March 90 at
the home of NJ. E. Chamberlin..
| Walter NJ. Robbins, who is i'll with
blood poisoning, caused by cutting his
foot, is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peck of Spring
field, Mass, were visitors over Sunday
at II. c. Squires's.
Miss Charlotte Knight student in the
high school; has been i'll several DAYS
with a severe cold and unable to at
tend school
Charles Pettee of Dorchester, Mass,
has returned to his home, after o few
days visit here with Mrs, Pettee at
A. F. Hill s.
Hervey e. Harris, who has been con.
fined to the house nearly three weeks
with rheumatism in one knee, is slow
ly improving, .... ..
| Chester, son of Mr.. and Mrs Isaac
Robb, jr., has been i'll a week with an
abseess i'll the ear. A physician has
been in attendance. ....
! Charles Sanderson came Saturday
from Bellows Falls, where he is en-
] ployed, to remain over Sunday at his
home, on Western avenue. ....
| w. J. Parrot returned Monday to
his home in Philadelphia, after a
week s visit in Marlboro as guest of
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Locke.
Miss Belle Greenwood returned Mon.
day from Williamsville, where she
spent the weekend and resumed work
in the Holstein-Friesian offices.
| Perley LaPlant will finish worl,
April | for the Twin State Gas &
| Electric company, where he has been
employed as motorman on the electric
| ears.
Arthur Lynde of Boston visited his
sister, Mrs.; Newton Hastings, over
| Sunday. His mother, Mrs. Frank
Lynde, is spending the winter in St
Cloud, Fla, with relatives.
The delightful springlike weather OF
Monday made a decided shift for the
worse Tuesday morning when a driz
cling rain began to fall, followed by q
high wind all day and furries of snow
Eugene Callahan of Keene, who had
been in the Melrose hospital three
weeks following an operation, was dis
charged Tuesday. He was accompanied
to, his hna& by his nurseJ Miss TurMe
of Keene.
Mrs. Charles Greenleaf of Winches
ter, N. H., was guest Tuesday an6
Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c
Squires. Mrs. Greenleaf came to see
her sister, Mrs. Emily Goodenough, who
is in i'll health.
Mrs. w. Filion underwent an opera.
ton for appendicitis in the Melrose
hospital Monday morning. DR.. Hunter
assisted DR.. Lynch Mrs. Fihon former.
y u
l.. Stockwell g store.
Leslie Convey, brakeman on the Bos
ton & Maine railroad running between
Greenfield and Boston, has been visit
ing here recently with his uncles. L. A
Convey and Gerry Convey. His home is
in Dorchester, Mass. ..
Captain ]. f. Langille of New York
York is spending a. month with is par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Langille
4 He is recovering from an illness with
pneumonia. Miss Irene Michaels of
Staten Island, also is guest there.
Donald LeRay's condition in the Mel
rose hospital, following injuries to his
hands caused by the explosion of a
dynamite cap, has been better the past
two days. Just what the result of the
serious wounds in his hands will be
cannot be determined q,
Mrs. Frank R. Mann has just re
ceived news of the death of her cous
in, Fred G. Rollin of Philadelphia The
body was brought Saturday to Spring
field, Mass, for burial in the family
lot. Mr.. Rollin, who died Feb. 80, had
been ill a long time with brights dis
case.
Mrs. Harry Blackmer of Erving
Mass, was discharged Saturday from
the Melrose hospital where she had
been two weeks following an operation
Accompanied by her nurse, Miss Allen
wood of Orange, Mass, she went tc
the home of her brother, W.. l.. Hunt
in the Colonial apartments on High
street.
Mrs. n. C. Sawyer received news Sat
urday evening from her son, G. Edwin
Sawyer, telling of his removal from st
Mary's hospital in Niagara to the I'm
perial hotel. Mr.. Sawyer was serious
ly injured in an automobile accident
Dee. /, causing a fractured and dislo
Gated hip besides other serious bruises
He is now able to take few step.
with the aid of two crutches and ar
attendant. .' t.4 f''- .~.-
There will be union meeting Sun
day in the Congregational church
Morning worship at 1890 with sermon
by Rev. I. NJ Compton Subject
Hoarding. Text, Luke l2:l5. Sessions
of Sunday school at 11.45 as usual
Union Christian Endeavor meeting II
the Congregational vestry at o clock
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