Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-31


The Grange plans to hold dance
Feb. o.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
william II. Dresser is i'll.
w. r. Moody sailed for the United
states on the Adriatic Jan. 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Mason are Wis
iting Ora Mason in Kcenc, y. II.
Mrs. Arthur Lyman is spending the
week in Hartford with her husband.
Miriam Moody, Elizabeth Pallam
and Horace Bolton are i'll with whoop-
ing cough.
Dinner will he served in the town
hall on town meeting day under the
auspices of the Grange.
Mrs. X. G.. Lauter attended the fun
oral of Mrs. Haigis in Greenfield last
week. She was niece of Mr.. lIagis.
Moving pictures have been discontin-
ucd at the town hall for the winter as
they did not give sufficient profit to the
managers.
Frederick Stone is expected from
Camp Dcvens, this week to join his
Florence Field.
Mr.. FELTON,. tax deputy, of Greenfield
failed to appear as scheduled at the
town hall. His next date is Feb. Z,
from $50 q. m. To 4 p. m.
F.. =. Howard, superintendent of
schools, spoke at Mortified seminary
Tuesday at chapel hour on Work of n
District School Teacher.
The high school basket ball team of
Brattleboro will play the Boys Bri,
gade team ut Skinner gymnasium Fri
day evening nj o'clock.
Mrs. F. w. Pattson and two chill
dren arrived at the Mortified hotel
last week. They will open their house
MS soon as they can obtain competent
he'll.
The Wonen's Birlc class met with
Mrs S. T.. Walker Tuesday and the
fourth chapter of Hebrews was studied
srder the direction of Mrs. l.. r
Smith.
Lieut.. t. Merriam Powell is now at
Cnmp Ddvens, but will he transferred
to Ninola camp before being discharg
cd. when he will join his wife at East
NorthGcld.
The funeral of Mrs. Nellie Mcdonald
was held Sunday afternoon at the home
of her sister, Mrs. William Leslie at
Bonar cottage Burial was in Tho
Centre cemetery.
The monthly meeting of the Womens
Foreign Missionary society will he held
next Wednesday The subject is The
Trail Makers, with Mrs. +. f. Evans
Mrs. c. l.. johnson and Mrs. NJ. Gillette
in charge.
At the morning service Sunday at thu
Congregational church the church voteC
10 send resolutions 10 congress endors
ing the league of nations. The resolu
tions were drawn up by the chnrcl
officers and read by Prof. +. l.. Daley
Mrs. +. NJ. I.azellc has received new
from her granddaughter, Mrs. Russell
Durpin from San Francisco. She wit
Mr.. Durein and their baby reached
california in excellent health tn
weather was fine, their statcroom wa
ready and they were sailing for Japa
Jan. %.
Mrs. Mcdonald died at the home o
her sister, Mrs. William Leshi, Frida
morning of heart trouble. She leave
one son. Samuel Mcdonald of thl
town. Mrs. Mcdonald was native q
Scotland and came from there to thi
town few years ago. Mrs. Lcsll
lives in the Bonar cottage.
The Warwick avenue knitting clu
has made the following record sine
Jan. /, 1918; Wristlets, : pairs; he
NETS, 10; sweaters, 80; mutfiers, II
socks, IS pairs; hospital shirts. %
refugee garments, 80; comfort bags, II
handaged foot socks, g.; trlangula
bandages, 4. They have also contr
buted through their club to the Re
Cross, So The membership is abol
10 women.
Mrs. A. G.. Moody entertained HI