Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-04-07
TOWNSHEND.

The dog poisoning fiend is stalking
abroad.
Harry Amsden has been in town calling
upon friends.
viii Carlton of Windham is at work or
Fred Kimbal.
j. +. Edison of Boston has recently Wis
tied at Charlie Halls.
The w. G. T. U. met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Kenyon.
Edward Sawyer of Boston is in town
and is boarding at A. A. Mason's.
Miss Florence Sanders has gone to work
for Donnell & Davis in Brattleboro.
Anna Twitchell is at Mr.. Fairbanks's in
Newfane, assisting them during their IL
ness
Carrie Allen of Jamaica is back at Will
Hollands after a long vacation from i'll
ness.
Clifton Howe, assistant teacher in the
Woodstock academy, was in town last
week.
Lena Landman has been spending some
days with her sister Mabel, who is attend
ing the academy.
Friday evening of last week the acade-
my students enjoyed the usual social at
the beginning of the term.
Clara Harris went Monday to Montague,
Mass, to visit relatives, and on her return
she will teach in Brookline.
Leon Grout of Vermont university has
been spending some days here with his old
classmates of Leland and Gray.
John Rock was badly injured by the
kick of horse last week, but no bones
uprn brOlrau ut fret
Fred Ford is seriously i'll, and DR.. Miller
of Brattleboro was here in consultation
with DR.. Bruce and DR.. Osgood on Tues
day.
The Dorcas guild will meet with Mrs. j.
c. Taft Friday, April Il. They are pre-
pairing for an entertainment in the near
future.
Royal Sanderson reports the following
for the month of March: The fall of snow
was 4 feet, 8 inches, and the rainfall was
6.S inch.
Mr. Bishop and Roy have gone to North
Adams, Mass, to deliver pottery ware for
which they are agents and for which they
have canvassed extensively.
The Evans Brothers have sold three of
their valuable English setter puppies, one
Conn, and one to Evansville, Ind.
Harry Cobb has moved his goods to
Putney, where he has been at work for
year past. He is employed as foreman
in Mr. Pierce's steam mill in Westminster.
Henry Dutton of Gainesville, Florida, a
student at Yale college, spent his Easter
vacation with his grandmother, Mrs. Mar
cha Cathan. Arthur Batchelder has been
home from Middlebury college.
The north part of the town was the
scene of festivities last week. A large
party was held at the Derry brothers, and
II from this place attended party at Sim
con Bemis's just over the line into Ath-
ems in honor of the birthday of his daugh-
ter, Miss Flora Bemis.
The class of 1901 have chosen the fol-
lowing officers: President, Miss Mabel
Landman; vice PRESIDENT, Mabel Sage;
secretary, Harold Bishop; treasurer, Liz
zie Aldrich; historian, Bella Rogers; ex-
ecutive committee, Mamie Ware, Frank
Underwood, Lila Hescock.
The Tau Delta Phi held meeting the
first week of school and elected the follow
ing officers: President, Effie Fisher vice
president, Mabel Landman; secretary and
treasurer, Mabel Sage; executive commit
tee, Harry Adams, Lizzie Aldrich and
Harold Bishop. The first meeting will be
Monday evening, April 10.
Charles II. Willard and wife entertained
the employees of the steam mill and their
families at their home last week on Wed
nesday evening. Games were played by
the young people and a guessing contest
for the older ones added enjoyment to the
evening Ice cream and cake were served
and most pleasant time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Holland are in Bos-
ton selecting spring goods. Mrs Holland
will have on her return a large stock of
millinery. The services of a skilled trim
mer from Boston have been secured, and
the middle f.this month Mrs. Holland
will have an opening. c. Fl. Evans has
charge of the express business while Mer-
chant Holland is awaV