Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-29
TOWNSHEND

Mrs. Ella Stebbns is in Springfield,
Mass.
o. NJ. Barber of Arlington was in town
this week
W. Z Willard of Burlington was home
over Sunday
The village schools opened Monday with
about 90 pupils
Mrs. Clarence Woodward is at work at
James trankIius
Adelbert Mason house is much i'm
proved by painting
Miss Myra Hobart mas gone TO New
Hampshire To- teach
j.. Ii. Ware and others distributed TO-
QUO trout fry Tuesday night
Carrie Allen of Jamaica is at work for
our merchant VIII Holland
Miss Lillian Burpee has been iu town
TINS week calling upon friends,
Miss Carrie Mason of Bellows Falls
spent Sunday with her parents
Lottie Diusmore of Claremout, y. Il
was IN town last week visiting friends
Remember the birthday party at the
Baptist church pariors Friday evening
Mrs. Fuller is recovering from a severe
illness at the home OF her son, Ephraim
Mrs. Clara Harris Is visiting ner brother.
Charles Cutler, and other relatives IN
town.
The union PRAYER meeting was held
tuesday evening at Harmonyyile at Jud-
son Dewys
Mrs. George Houghtou has been con
fined to the house tor many months with a
serious lameness
Miss ltOi Jones. who mas been studeu.
at the seminary TOR some time, teaches Iu
W ardsbor0 TINS summer
Miss Ella Willis stopped IN town over
Sunday al Dea. Charles Willard on her
way TO her schoo ln Grafton
Mr.. and Mr- F. Il. Willard will occupy
the tenement in Mrs. [ Underwood house
recently vacated by Nh Sweet
Mrs. Alma HolbroOk matron al Yer
mont Academy has been in town this
week. at her tather-ln-Iaw' s.. Hugh Ho.-
brook S.
Mr. and Mrs W. NJ Sparks are visiting
friends and relative, iu New Hampshire
this week Mr.. sparks begins work tor j.
C., Taft May f.
There will ue meeting at the school
house III district No. next sunday al 8
T. NJ, to organic a sunday schoo. for the
summer months.
Helen Fisher mas returned TO her home
IN SImpsonvl.le. after al absence OF many
weeks with her sister Mrs. David bem!s.
in Cambridgepor,
The Sunday morning services at the
churches will begin at 10 o clock i'll the
future beginning sunday, May j. instead
of ii as heretofore
The teachers not mentioned last week
as having taken schools are George and
Lena Chase, vino teach IN WardsborO
Beulah Potter teaches in Athens
Mrs. Nancy Batchelder. one OF the Gus
toners OF our veteran mliKman. Edwin
Harris, bought in the last week of Octo-
Der, 1897, Il quarts AMI one pint of milk,
from which she made two pounds and two
ounces OF butter
susan Ross is improving her residence
with a new piazza. Everett Phillips is
doing the work. Let the Improvements 90
on. We hear there is talk of three more
new houses being built besides the one a.
ready begun. But we nope the spot where
the old hotel stood will be reserved for
new one as there IS no other place as good
j. H. Ware will turn about 200 head of
cattle into his pastures TINS spring every
one of which Will be free from tuDerculo-
sis as MI Ware Will not have cattle that
are not tested Ii all the farmers would
follow his example and the creamery Off
Gals insist in not taking milk from those
who nave not had a test, the disease would
be soon stamped out IL this locality.