Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-29
Miss Anna Twitchell is at home.

MISS Anna lWlJcnell is al nome.
Frank Lawrence is sporting new horse.
G. n. Snow is teaching school in Dover
Charlie Allen is at work for c. O. Steb-
bins.
ARENAS Blood is building a new sugar
house.
Joel Leonard is caring for his brother
William.
Miss Mabel Hunter spent Thanksgiving
at H. l.. Porter's.
Mrs. Meacham is home from her visit to
Boston and vicinity.
A large flock of wild geese was seen
going north Monday.
The town has just bought over $500
worth Of school books
Miss H. A. Fletcher is spending Thanks
giving in Westminster.
j. j. Dale has been on business trip to
New York the past week.
Fred Lowe had the misfortune to lose
fine horse short time ago.
Mrs. G. II. Houghton and daughter Al
ice are visiting in Fitchburg
Two strawberry blossoms were picked
on Joy hill Monday, Nov. 25.
C. E. Houghton has returned from
visit to Boston and Fitchburg.
f. H. Ober has fine stream of running
water at both house and barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Bryant are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. F. d. Reed
Mrs. j. c. Chase and family have
moved to South Lancaster, Mass.
A temperance sermon was preached in
each of the churches last Sunday.
Arthur Woodburn will spend Thanks
G wing with his parents in Putney.
Mrs. G. w. Wilkins, and family have
returned to their home in Beaufort, S. g.
Miss Helen Shattuck has returned from
a two weeks visit in Boston and Worcester.
The entertainment given by Miss Cross
was of high order and deserved packed
house.
Mrs. Brooks and family and Miss Hol-
brook are spending Thanksgiving in Or
ange.
The outside appearance of Masonic hall
is being greatly improved by new piazza
and paint.
Prof. and Mrs. l.. V. Symonds took a
carriage drive last week in behalf OF the
seminary.
A THANKSGIVING sermon was preached
in the Baptist church Thursday by Rev.
NJ. F. Hardy.
Edward M. Dale, who is in attendance
at the Norwich University, came home toI
Thanksgiving.
f. Wilder and family and Mr.. and Mrs
d. Moran spent Thanksgiving with Mrs
Frank Lawrence.
Miss Nellie Mason and Miss Grace
Blood, who are at the Mortified Seminary
were home over Sunday.
John Byard and family of Marlboro
Mass, and j. L. Howard and family spen
Thanksgiving at A. T. Byard's'
Miss A. l. Hobart of Boston and Mis-
Eta Hobart spent Thanksgiving Will
their father Deacon Geo. 5. Hobart
1t is expected that the drug store will be
opened tomorrow. An advertisement will
be found on the first page of this paper
Members of the Townshend park asso
citation are requested to meet at the to"i
hall next Tuesday evening at $3.50 p NJ
E. A. Chamberlain, Geo. A. Brooks, +
r. Ford and G. IL. Evans are back iron
their rabbit hunt and report hne tlme'
All those interested in peoples lecture
course for this winter are invited 10 NEE
in the Baptist chapel next Monday evening
at 1880.
A very pleasant evening was passed b
several of our young people at the nom
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Randall, Wedhes
day evening.
There will be missionary service at Tn
Baptist church Sunday evening SuoJeet
early missions in Europe" A very III
teresting program will be given
The speaking and singing by the littl
ones at the concert held in the bapus