Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-24

The POINT installation oil the NeW1ane
Odd Fellows aid Rebekah lodges was
held Tuesday evening in. Odd Fellows
hall. d. d. G. NJ. George B. Bush, as
sisted by Earl +. Davis, installed the
following officers for the Odd Fellows:
N. G., Raymond Kent; V. G., G. A.
Nichols; sec; Karl Il. Maher; treas,
George B. Bush; warden, George Os.
good; con-, George b. Bush; chaplain,
Arthur Warren; o. G., Guy Grout; L
G., Edgar Stevens; R. s. N. g., w. B.
Park; L. s. N. G., Earl F. Davis; R. S.
V. G., II. II. Howe; L. s. " G., Richard
Parkss
Miss Hannah Halonen of Wardsboro,
district deputy president assisted by
Mrs Celia Ramsdell of South London
derry, were the installing officers for
the Rebekah lodge and these
officers were installed: N. G.,
Mrs. Katharine Bush; V. G., Mrs,
Norah Howe; Sec, George B. Bush (;
treas, Miss. Mabel Phillips; warden
Mrs. Mary Maher;; con-, Mrs. Margaret
Nichols; I. G., Mrs. Mary Cushing; o.
G., Ray Kent; chaplain, Mrs. Lizzie
Davis; R. s. N. G., Mrs. Cola Nido;
l.. s. N. g., Miss Nellie Pratt; X. S.
V. G., Mrs. Myrtellc Wilson; l.. 8. V. G..
Mrs. Effie Osgood.
There was good attendance. The
new form of joint installation was
used. Refreshments were served and it
was avery pleasant social event.
John, White cut his foot while work
ing ins the woods Monday.
Clarence Adams of Providence has
been visitor at Virgil Ranney's.
Mrs. Margaret Wilcox, who has been
nursing in South Londonderry, returned
to her home Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Smith of West Brattleboro
is visiting at the home of her son,
Hurdis Smith, and at B. +. Morse 8.
S. G. Brown has bought the house on
Main street owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Gray, who now live in Athol.
Miss Olive Eager returned from
Brattleboro Saturday and is az Mrs M.
Bills s. Miss Eager is recovering from
influenza.
Mrs. F.. A. WeWitt went to Chester
Tuesday to attend the funeral of her
uncle, Wesley l.. Ware. She returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. A. w. Pratt of Boston, was sum
moned and came Monday night. Mr..
Goodnow is still confined to the house,
but is comfortable.
Mrs. Nelson Gray came Monday to
Newfane on business and visited
friends while in town. Her son, Arthur
Gray, who is still in the United States
marine service, is still stationed at San
Domingo.
Ora. Nichols was able to resume his
worlfin the Windham County creamery
the last of last week after q week s i'll
ness with influenza. w. p. Eames at
tended to the creamery during Mr..
Nichols's illness,
George Knapp sustained painful
injury to his left hand Saturday. He
was leading his COW by n rope when she
pulled him around a corner of the house
injuring the hand so badly that a
physician was called to dress the hand.
The annual injecting of the Windham
County Savings bank was held at the
bank Tuesday, "a corporators being
present. The bank has had q very
prosperous year. AN excellent banquet
was served by Landlord Legate at the
Windham County House to 20, few
women being present to enjoy the oc-
casion.... .-.--.~.
A meeting Of the Farmers club was
held in Union 'schoolhouse Jan. IS.
After the business meeting there was a
program Of music, reading, and n dis
cussion Of the question What Can be
Done TO Make the Farmers Meeting
More Interesting and Helpfulf Re
freshments Of sandwiches and coffee
were served 10 about 40. The next meet.
ing of the club will be held Jan 81.
What Constitutes Good Buyer and
Seller is the. question to be discussed.
II took II hours for a motor truck train
of 900 cars manned by 200 soldiers &c