Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16


days were spent in New York state and
he later moved to Putney, before taking
up his reSirence in Cheshire county. He
leaves one sister, Mrs. Eliza Plimpton of
Warren, Mass. also several nephews and
nieces.
Mrs. +. B. Howard is gaining but is
unable to be in the store.
Nine Legion boys went to Brattleboro
Tuesday morning 70 see Marshal Foch.
Mics Eleanor Murphey returned to her
school Monday after being out several
days with illness. Miss Jennie T.. Pierce
substituted for her.
There are four cases of scarlet fever
in the Gagnon family. but the patients
were known to have been exposed and
were isolated. 80 it is not expected the
disease will spread from them.
IL was expected that on Sunday Mrs
A. b. II. Harris would be moved in the
ambulance from the Burbank hospital at
Tnchburg, Mass, to the home of her
brother, A. G. Houghtun. at Is Linden
street.
Dorothy, granddaughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Willard, is i'll with scarlet
fever and the Willard house is under
quarantine Ray Willard will board out
e and continue his work at the w. A. Cole
Paper Co. mill.
Miss Charlotte Gee, daughter of the
late Fred Gee, was married Saturday
night TO Clyde Ross, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ross, at the home of the bride
groom parents. Rev. Walter r. Cur
It's of Westminster West performed the
ceremony.
John n. Underwood received word Sat.
urday night of the death that afternoon
of his half brother, Fred Underwood of
Newfane. He was the second child of
ha Loft Vnbu ITuharwopb nd =
tive of Putney, spending his youth here
until the family moved to West Dunn
merstOn.
The plans are completed for what
promises to be successful fair for the
Ladies' Aid society of Community
church on Friday afternoon and eve
ming of this week. The sale of fancy
A Fhickenpie supper will be served from
TO and this will be followed by q
fafce in two acts, Sally Lunn, which is
over an hour duration and with mu
bid will make full evenings entertain
nent.
Tracy Howard, second son of Mr. ant
Mis-. Is. +. Howard. celebrated his l2tl
birthday anniversary Saturday night
panied by John Adams, his Sunday
school teacher, were invited to come t.
his home and go sliding with him. Tht
young people, well supplied with sand
witches and cake and remembrances fo
Tracy. made the welkin ring az they
set out for their hike TO the Howard
farm.
Following is the cast for the two -ac
comedy, Sally Lunn, which will be giver
at the Community church fair this weel
Friday evening: John Randolph, jr
junior at Yale, r. l.. Eurditt; Leo Ran
dolph. David Hannum; Morton Glynn
II Yale junior, X. A.. buchanan; Mrs
John Randolph Miss Toilette; Marjori
Randolph Miss Murphy; Mrs. Peneop
Winslow, Miss Cooley; Vivian Winslow
Miss Bugbee.
The funeral of Mrs. Helen Phillips wa
held at the Community church Tuesda,
afternoon at clock, Rev. c. II. Moor
house officiating. The burial took plac
In MI: Pleasant cemetery. F. b. Han
mum, O. J. Ranney, b. Wood and II.
Blood were, the bearers. Those from GU
OF town who attended the funeral wer
her granddaughter Frank w. Pier, an
Mrs. Pier and Attorney II. G.. Barber o
Brattleboro and Mr.. and Mrs Fran
Shsttuck of Westminster West.
The junior Christian Endeavorer
elected the following officers and com
mittees, last Thursday: Pres, Mildre
Howard; vice pres, Floyd Fellows
treas, Marjorie Adams; sec, Lowe
Patch; prayer meeting, Jennie Patel
Ielah Rhoades, Arthur DeBell; socia
Clarice Poland. Ruth Blood, Tracy How
ard; lookout, Mary Phillips, Annis Can
penter, Gordon Wilson. The topic fo
next Thursday at o clock is, How w
Can Help the Immigrants. Matthew %
3l.40.
At the meeting of the Fortnight
club Friday afternoon Mt the home {
Mrs, w. +. Parker very pleasing mt
sicale was given by Mrs. Parker an
Miss Pierce as soloists and Mrs. Ra
Buchanan as accompanist. The mus
was by Carrie Jacobs Bond and wa
much enjoyed. Mrs. Marines read
sketch of Mrs. Bond 8 experience as
composer and publisher and Miss Brale
read one of her poems. Refreshments {
frozen custard, cakes and coffee wei
served by the hostess.
AT the annual election of officers
Golden Rule lodOe of Masons Wod"osda
the following officers were elected v
NJ. X. A. Buchanan; S. W., j. NJ. join
son; j. W., A. NJ. Lovenbcrg; S. d.,
L. Burditt j. d.. r. B. Howard; S. 5
Fred J Reed; j. S., Ralph c. Webster
sec. +. A. Burdtt treas, II. G. Eve
leth; chaplain, II. G. Warren; marsha
A. M. Corser; tyler, f. C. Carroll.
chicken-pie sumner was served at
o'clock. after which the officers were i
stalled by f, Neil, past master.