Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-07-28
TOWNRHEND.
T. S. Leonard was in town last week.

Johnnie Wilson is visiting his brother in
Salem, N. Y.
Romance Thayer, who was so i'll last
week, Is better.
Fred Landman is visiting at his old home
in Londonderry.
Pearl Dutton is at work for the season
at Fred Watson's.
Mrs. Amelia Metcalf has been on the
sick list the past week.
Eugene Cudworth is at work for Mellen
& Proctor in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Batchelder are
visiting their son at Lake Echo.
Minnie Prouty and Mrs. Clara Harris
are recent purchasers Of bicycles.
Mrs. Clara Harris is attending the sum
mer school for teachers at Chester.
Maud Twitchell of Saxtons River has
recently visited at Martin Sparks's.
Carrie Mason spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mason.
Mrs. A. b. Knapp and daughter Lulu,
have recently visited at e. j. Knapps.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence has recently
visited her sister, Mrs Sarah Sanderson.
Mrs. Stella Reed has been on the sick
list at her daughters, Mrs. Arthur Rand's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bailey have recent
ly visited at their old home in South New
fame.
Capt. William Robinson, wife and sister
dined at A. A. Masons on Tuesday of last
week.
Mrs. T. w. johnson and daughter of
Bernardston, Mass, are visiting at Henry
Cobb's.
Mrs. Frank Blood and two children
from Springfield, Vt, spent Sunday at A.
A. Blood's.
Mrs. Ora ODER has been at Leslie loves
tor some time, caring for Mrs. Lowe, who
is quite feeble.
Ella Stebbins has returned from her Wis
it to friends in Nashua, n. H., where she
has been several weeks.
Mrs. button has received a cablegram
from her husband, Col. Dutton, saying he
had crossed the ocean safely.
Master Raymond Brown returned with
Mamie Ware from Boston and will remain
all summer at j. II. Wares.
The Baptist ladies' aid society will hold
meeting in their rooms next week on
Wednesday afternoon. All come.
The haymakers think it is not often we
have such fine weather for securing hay as
has been enjoyed the present season.
Mrs. Willard Lindsey of Nashua, n. H.,
is visiting at her brothers, Orrie Davis's,
also niece, Miss Maynard, from Keene,
N II.
Maud Greenwood of Westminster re-
turned home last Saturday after spending
four weeks with her grandparents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Asa Greenwood.
The solo, CAT the Feast of Belshazzar,"
rendered last Sunday by Miss Mabel Mar
tin, at the Baptist Sunday school, was
much enjoyed by all who heard it.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Aldrich have re-
turned from their trip TO Springfield, Mass,
Winchendon, and Keene, n. II. While
away they attended some of the meetings
at Mortified, Mass.
Mrs. Carl johnson celebrated recently
the sixth anniversary of her daughter Net
ties birthday by making a tea party and
inviting in the little folk, who passed the
afternoon very delightfully."-.
Mr.. Mccoy of Boston has been in town
to remove his goods from the Henry Scott
place that he formerly owned and occupied,
which Herbert Hidden of West Towns
bend has recently purchased.
Twelve boarders from New York city
are expected at Charles Slebbns's in the
course of a week. Some of this company
have been here several seasons before
This season they are to bring some of their
| friends.
All will be glad to know that Prof. Call
and wife, former teachers in the seminary,
are to teach our village school this fall
Mr.. Call is studying medicine at Burling-
ton and will spend his vacation teaching.
They will board at Dr. Osgood's.
Clark Aldrich of Westmcreland, N. H.,
was in town last week to visit friends. He
started from here to go West on his BIZ
cycle. He has friends where he will stop
on the way. He proposes to go to Colo
RADIO and hopes to get into business there.
We do not live so far from the centre of
circumference but what the kissing bug
has found us out. The one who discover
ed it and was badly bitten by it finds that
it is the exact counterpart of the one pic
tured out and described in the Saturdays
issue of the Boston Herald.
Mrs. Nelson Winslow went to Spring
field, Mass, Thursday with her two sisters,
Mrs. LOOMS and Mrs. Osgood, who have
been visiting here. Another sister, who
lives in Keene, n. H., Mrs. Mary Leon
ard, will meet them on their way and ac-
company them there for visit.
Cora Hunter jackson and Mabel Hun
ter and two teachers, the Misses Ellendorf,
are boarders at Hiram Porter's. Charles
Moir, a music teacher from Cambridge,
Mass, will spend his vacation as usual in
town and will board at Mr.. POrter's in
Harmonyville. He has sent his piano in
advance of his coming.
A Christian Endeavor rally was held at
the Baptist church Sunday evening in
which both churches united and the follow
ing program was carried out: Praise and
devotional service led by Rev. l.. b. Curtis
a paper on the general progress of the
Christian Endeavor society at large by Mrs.
Curtis; ageneralreport of the Detroit con-
vention by Miss Abby Follett of this place,
who attended; singing; thoughts from
Secretary Baer's annual report by Mrs.
Orrison Follett; convention hymn by the
choir; review of DR.. Clarke's annual SER
mon upon giving and growing by Prof.
John Colburn of Newport, VT, singing the
influence of college life upon character
by Arthur Follett of Yale college
review of convention address of Jennie
Alderman on the theme SIN Touch" by
Miss Hardy; singing; Remarks by Rev.
M. F. Hardy; open meeting.
WEST TOWNsHRND.
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