Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-02-10
Little Barbara Smith is i'll.

Mrs. Frank Filicld has pneumonia.
William Ross is i'll with pneumonia.
TIL, auditors are at work ON the town
Looks.
Rev. {. IT, Moorhonsc is Visiting his
mother this week.
Mrs. y. H. Mann and Mrs. II. J.. Shell
don. wh1 have been i'll with grip. are
improving.
Golden Rule chaptcr, O. T.. S., will give
II military whist SATURDAY. evening. Tie
kcts can he prucargd from the members
Mrs. Frank Fifrll is i'll and her dau9h
lcr. Mrs. R,th futile. came home Tues
daN Her son. RAYMOND. has been sum
morcd home.
Mrs. Ii. l.. Shcld,n's nephew. y. T.
Gauvin. returned to his home in Orleans
Yesterday lie came hero to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Sheldon Sunday.
Floyd Brooks. who has been i'll with
pneumonia is still having trouble with
ono h,rg. DR. Greene of Brattlcboro has
been here in council with DIR. Buebcc.
On Sunday John Richmond brought
back to Mrs. G. II. Farnum her mother
Mrs. Kctcham. who had been visiting tho
1,ichmonds in Westminster. Miss Adn'
Fa,num accompanied him home and re-
manned until Monday night
Tho services at the Community churcl
will be rs follows Sunday. 10.45. scr
mon by the pastor. Rev. &. III. Moor
house. subject The Kingdom of Truth
No Thursday evening meetings will b'
held until March. Christian Endcavol
Sunday at 40 p. m. subject. Better
Purposes. Numbers II :20-24. This is d."
cisi0n day and conservation meeting. lead
crs. Miss Derry and Roy Carpenter
Junior EnGeavor Thursday at p. m.
Mrs. l., ". Chatficld. 81. of CambridGc
Mass. formerly Lila W. Cobb, a native
of this town. where she spent her girl
hood davs: died Monday evening, FEB. q
after an illness of several weeks. Mos
Of her married life was spent in Lowell
Mass, where 10 wears ago her husband
Frank u. (hatGcld. died. Her schoo
life and acquaintance among the younI
people of those wears was spent IN Put
rev. She was daughter, OF DAVID IL
and Hannah +. Cobb old residents o
this town.
The Womcn'S auxiliary of the Amerl
can Legion met in Mechanics hall Frida,
and the following officers were elected
Pres. Mrs. II. NJ TarboX; vice pres
Mrs. Herbert Howard; sec. and treas
Miss Edith Howard; chaplain. Mrs. Free
Howard; flag bearers, Mrs. Garland an
Mrs. Glynn. The auxiliary has for il
motto: For God and country and tn
benefit of tho cx-soldiers and our fellow
men" In the last year they have son
large boxes to cX-scrvice men in the hos
pitals have given food and clothing {
the needy families in putncy, helped wit
the expenses for Memorial day, bough
some articles needed in the kitchen il
the town hall.
Particularly the younger portion o
the town was saddcned by the death Sat
urday, Jan. 2S- of Lawrence Brooks
their companion who died of pncumon,,G
Lawrence was born in Winhall in tn
town of Bondvillc Sent. 8, 1907, one q
nine children of Arthur f.. and Cor
(Gleason) brooks. He leaves his parents
also five brothers aud sisters. Mr..
Mildred Austin, Floyd, Leon, MarjQri
and Winifred Brooks. The funeral wa
held at the Community church Monday
Jan. 80. at / o o'clock, Rev. G: u. Moor
house ofcatino the school children al
tending in body. Harold Nee
Russell Smith, LELAND Wood, f.orin BrN
ant were the bearers. The body wa
taken to Westminster West and put
the tomb and will no taken to Bondvil
for burial next spring.