Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-12-12
Mrs. +. y. Eatcrbrook is i'll.


Mrs. r. H. Philbrck il in Atlantic
City, y. j.
Mrs. William Icavis is airing for
Mrs. Ralph Forsaith.
Mrs. S. II. Smith went to Few York
this week to join her husband.
j. a. Fisher and Mrs. j. 4. .Stebbins
have returned from a visit in hartford
A new cobbler has opened Il shop in the
building recently vacated by II. Il Has.
krll.
The Fortnightly club will hold n
study meeting on Books Monday aft.
crnoon.
Mrs. II. b. DoWolf is i'll at Hotel
Mortified and under the care OF n
nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Clapp are in
Worcester this week attending the state
Grange meetings.
Miss Gertrude Calender is supplying
the position Of Miss Halves, who re.
signed from the high school faculty.
Rev +, Buttrick of Rutland, Vt.
will speak Sunday evening at the
Christmas concert at Russell Sage chap
cl
Herbert Bolton killed two pigs last
week each just seven months old. One
weighed 3lS pounds and the other 30s
pounds.
Stanley Wilson is improving at a
Springfield hospital. He is the son Of
Mr.. Wilson, who is in the home of j. a.
Fisher.
The public schools close Friday for
three weeks vacation, with the excep-
ton of the high school which contin-
ucs another week.
Raymond McGrath entertained his
Sunday school class Of boys Mt Hotel
Mortified Tuesday evening for supper
and a social time.
Fred Newton secured buck weighing
l60 pounds. Fred and Ben amin James
each secured deer last week. Fred Boil
ton also secured deer.
The Mothers society met with Mrs.
Fred Doolttle in the Barber district
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W. c.
Roberts was in charge.
The Sigma Delta girls gave an enter
tainmcnt at the schoolhouse on North
field mountain Saturday night. There
was Il large attendance and much en-.
thisiasm was manifest.
Mira Arthur Bolton went TO Brattle-
b0ro Memorial hospital Tuesday. Mrs.
l.. A. Polhemus il caring for her in
fart daughter Little Ellen Bolton il
with her grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Steb.
bins.
Fred Morse, son OF Edward Morse Of
THIS. town, was married in Greenfield
4 20 Ialt inn
Brown by the Baptist minister. Mr..
Morse is employed in the silver works Of
Greenfield.
Next Sunday afternoon will be de-
voted to a canvass of the members of
the Congrc gational church for the
wears budget of henevolences and
for the year budget Of bencvolenccs
and church expenses.
Cards announcing the marriage OF
Herbert Samler Stone to Eva May,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Alfred Poor Of
Kansas City, have been received. The
marriage took place Monday, Dec. !, in
the home of the bride in Kansas City.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Ross have been Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Ball
Of CRANKY, Mass, o. l.. Davis of Will
Of Greenfield Mr.. Ross lives in the Her
bert Doolittle house above Wanamaker
lake.
The annual Christmas concert Will
be given Sunday evening i'll Russell
Sage chapel. The concert will consist
OF Christmas carols and selections on
,le organ. piano and violins There
will be no service in the Congregational
church. but all are invited to the con
cert.
A reception for Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert S. Stone will be given Tuesday
evening. Dee. l6, from to 10 O'Clock
blythe management of Hotel Mortified
in the hotel parlors. No cards will be
l-sued but all friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
stone are invited.
The sale of the property of tbs
George Moody estate took place Tues
div. The house and home lot were
bought by Ambert G. Moody. The
barn and land on which it stands were
bought bv Attorney W. A. Davenporl
Of Greenfield for Mrs Lizzie Wash
burn of Michigan. j. W. Field was
nuctioncer.
Miss Emma Wright was given sur
prize party Tuesday evening at mel
home. Twelve of her girl friends visit
cd her, carrying wedding gift, hand
some. electric lamp. They also carried
refreshments and Mrs. Wright served
lee cream and coffee. Miss Wright il
to be married Christmas night to liar
old Goodnow of Greenfield.
Miss Susan Lawrence has returned
from New Haven. where she was Gale,
bv the death of her sisterin law, Mrs
Charles NJ. Lawrence. Mrs Lawrenc,
was burned by the explosion of kerr