Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-24
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Mrs. Henry Knight has been i'll sew
cral days.
ID. w. Harris, who was i'll two weeks,
is out again.
Mrs. w. II. Gay is visiting in Vernon
with Mrs. Charles II. Allen.
Horace Wilder, who has been i'll with
grip, is making good recovery.
Mr.. and. Mrs. w. s. French, who
had been in Lawrence, N. H., three
| weeks, have returned home.
Miss Effie Dexter, who was in Wards
boro several days caring for relatives
who. were sick, has returned. y
Mrs. Fred Smith is in South Newfane
visiting her mother, Mrs. Morse, and her
Ison. IIurdis Smith, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Coombs of Gull.
ford spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Alexander. =
Mrs. Jennie Cheney entertained seven
musicians and a few intimate friends at
u musical in her home Friday evening.
| Several women of the Woman s as.
ISOLATION of the Congregational church
are knitting mittens for Kurn Hattin
boys.
The L. B. c. held a regular meeting
| Friday in the Congregational chapel.
Three new members were initiated into
the club.
Hosea Fisher of Halifax tapped few
maple trees Tuesday and Yesterday he
brought in several pounds of new maple
sugar which brought 80 cents a pound.
The package social Wednesday eve
ming in the Baptist church was well at
tended and was Il very successful affair,
both financially and socially. Over Ell
was Melted.
| The community sewing meeting was
well attended, 81 women being present
and all the work was nearly finished.
Another meeting will be held next
"Wednesday ard there will be new sup
ply of work to be done.
I C.. H. Brooks has opened his ice pond
and is supplying most of the farmers in
district No. I. He also supplies special
size cut of ice for H. f. Prefontaine. f.
l.. Hildreth of Ames hill and several in
this village also secure their supply OF
ice from Mr.. Brooks.
An interesting union Christian En-
deavor service was held in the Congre-
1
was well attended. The special service
of music included a chorus of young
people, violin solo by Mrs. Helen Bar
ney and several selections by the choir
Miss +. Eliza Sessions gave very
interesting address Sunday morning
in the Congregational church upon The
good work being done at the Kurr
Hattin Home Her talk was much ap
preeiated by the audience, which gave
her the largest contribution of money
and pledges she ever received from tina
church when she has spoken.
News was received Friday by MI
and Mrs. Frank i. Houghtou from Vii
GINA of the safe arrival in this countr
of Private Elmer Tingey of the lois
infantry, whose former home was wit
them on the Bonnyvale road Privat
Tingley had one ar1h badly injured ii
one of the great battles in France He
being well cared fdi ~ the government II
Virginia but will soon be sem TO BostoI
hospital for treatment.
Miss Albina Beliveau. who has been
in the Melrose hospital seven weeks
returned to her home in Hinsdale Sat
urday. Mrs. Fred Groll of Leyden wa!
discharged from the hospital Saturday
an returned home Miss Gertrud,
Kingsley of Dummerston, who under
went an operation two weeks ago, ha
returned home Miss Clarity, who hat
been caring for the sick in Hinsdale
returned to the hospital Sunday night