Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-02-10


,fiice of the town clerk of Westminster
show that during the year 1921 there
were II deaths, seven of which were per
sons over 30 years of age and with the
Exception of two infants, and one child
IF Ii years, the remainder were over 46
ears of age. There wcr 80 births and
10 marriages.
The auditors are auditing the town
hooks.
H. S. White of Colchester, n. H., spent
Lynn Ball, who has been seriously i'll,
= much improved
L. G.. Converse is suffering with blood
poisoning in his knee.
Mrs. Guy Burgess spent few days
last week in Bennington.
Mrs. 4. s. Sawin of Brattleboro spent
Monday at l.. w. Fullam S.
Mrs. Charles Geer is assisting Mrs.
PAUL Harlow with her homework.
j. +. Gates is very poorly this winter.
His son. Perley, is Shaving with him.
Charles Doyle of Bellows Falls is spend
ng week in the home of Thomas Rayt.
Little Laura Fem has made good
ecovcry from n recent attack of tonsili-
lis.
II. L. Libby of Walnole. n. H., has
wireds T.. c. Wclman y house with cleo
ricitY.
The FortniGhtlv club will be omitted
ext Monday evening on account of the
ickness in town
Miss Cora Peck and Miss Lena Hemcn.
way attended the teachers convention
n Brattlcboro last Friday.
A candidate from Providence, r. d..
will occupy the pulpit next Sunday. A
arge attendance is desired.
Miss Amy Nelson of Claremont. Y. II
was weekend guest Of her parents
Ir. and Mrs. Andcrs Nelson.
Miss Lillian Richmond of Bernardston
Mass, was a week -cnd guest of her par.
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Richmond.
Mrs. Alice +. Mason of Springfield
Monday of her brother. Frank Farr.
Miss Mary Fem went Monday tc
Palmer. Mass, where she will spend q
month with her sister, Mrs. Il. X. Har
is.
Mrs. A. S. Becker and Mrs. Il. II
Cushman of Ionkcrs, ~ V, were recent
guests of tkcir sister, Mrs. Fred II
Davis
The social Bible class met Tnesda,
afternoon with Mrs. Maria Bond III,
| class will meet next week with Mrs. J
F. Ward.
Mrs. Anna Phelps met with painful
accident Saturday morning when sh'
slipped on the ice near her brother Z
home and broke two bones in one wrist
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Fem and Ittl,
granddaughter, Jessie, went to Brattle
boro Tuesdsr to spend week in tn,
,ome of Mr.. and Mrs. William w
| B.nkcslcy.
Miss Helen Hall. having finished he
tour of New England with the New
| York CITY Branch choir. has returned {,
| her houe here, where she plans to spen,
several weeks.
Mrs. Asencth Rauney observed her S3C
brit hdav anniversary. Feb. ,. Her son
ROllin, of West Minister West and famil
| spent the evening in her home in homo
of the occasion.
| Mrs Fred II. Davis and sister. Mrs
Becker. attended in Brattleboro Satur
lay, the ski-iumping contest at whcl
! he eastern United States amateur SIX
rcOrd was made.
Little Elvin Hall, ir. and Eddy Hal
| If Walpole. y. H., are visiting thei
randrarcnts, Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Leacl
Mrs. Leach expects to spend Wednesda
md Thursday with her daughter in Wa
ole.
The next regular Grange meeting wi
| 49, Htti rIludN, FeD. II. ne lecturer
iTogram on AmericaDism will be ope
- the public The Grange voted to hol
darce and sumner some time in th
rocth of February. A. S. Lewis
rman of the supper committee.
Much sympathy is expressed for Gas
| .ius Wright. who received news Satui
| a" that his brother.in-law, Daniel @
h'er. of Somerville, Mass, who worke
y brakeman on IT," Boston & Main
~ l"oad, accidentlv slipped from ca
assoc over his body. On Monday NJ
Triqht received news Of the death {
Is mother, Mrs. A. b. Wright. and LEI
roSday for Somervillc. where the fur
"a wa held Wednesday. Mrs. A.
WRIGHT lved for a number of years i
: Westminster and was well known her