Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-10-26
TOWNSEND.

MIS- mSJChH IL VlslJlnR III OnebbeT,
Harlan Winslow has returned from Bos.
| ton.
j. o. Follett has new two-seated car
riage.
Dr. Rice has recently added blinds TO his
new house.
Mrs Carl johnson is visiting in Wal
than, Mass.
Herbert johnson, who works in Andover,
spent Sunday at home.
Miss Susan Ross has returned from a
visit to Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. William Boutelle is visiting her
parents in New York city.
Fourteen telephone men have done their
work on the line and departed.
Miss Holding of Keene has visited the
past week at W. s. Hollands.
Russell Aldrich and wife are visiting in
Andover and Chester this week.
MI. and Mrs. Stiles of Peru have re-
Gently visited the Watson brothers.
We have heard Alroy Snow has sold his
farm, 70 whom we have not learned.
Miss Stella Gray entertained the Had
assah league at her home this week.
We now have meat market at Fred
Ober's with Mr.. Gilchrist in charge.
Mrs. Alonzo Stebbins of Rochester,
Mimi, visited relatives In town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark of Worcester. Mass.
have recently visited at Charles Stebbins's.
Madam Batcheder has returned from
her visit of several weeks In Arlington and
Peru.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason have returned from
their trip to Gardner and Winchendon,
Mass.
Rollie Phillips has bought Mrs. James
Franklin's new house and takes possession
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Mrs. Musa Skinner and Marvin Howard
were here to attend the school social at the
seminary.
A. A. Blood has been in Newfane the
past week at work at the County House
making some repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons and two daugh.
tiers of Brockton, Mass, visited briefly tn s
week at Mr.. Batchelder's.
Mrs. G. w. Underwood of this place has
learned of the illness of her son, G. b.
Underwood, in Austin, Penn.
Mrs. Celia Cutler has been quite i'll. V.
II. Gray, who has been seriously i'll for
some time, was much worse last week.
The friends OF Mr.. Wilson of Beaufort.
who has spent so many summers here, will
be sorry to learn that he is very i'll aud not
expected to live.
There was a huskng bee at Fred Smiths
Friday evening. Several bushels of corn
were husked, an oyster supper was served
and the evening passed pleasantly.
The harvest supper of the Baptist Sun.
day school was very pleasant occasion.
no
there were large number present.
The seminary students held social last
Friday evening at seminary hall. A liter
airy program was carried out. Ice cream
and cake was served and the evening was
much enjoyed.
The sad intelligence has reached here of
the death from typhoid fever of Mrs. Van
Arnam, formerly Miss Mary Rock, of
Orange. She leaves one brother, John
Rock, of this place, besides her husband
and parents, aud an infant nine weeks old
Eddie Dale has gone to Beaufort, S. c.,
and will be employed in the store by his
fathers former partners. Miss Orre Dale
left on Wednesday also for Beaufort as
governess in the family Of George wilkins,
position she has occupied a number of
years.
Those having no absent marks in district
No. during the term are: Ray Bemis.
Ruth Watson and George Pratt. Those
having no tardy marks, Ruth Watson.
Hurdis Smith and Nettie johnson. The
winter term will begin Monday, Oct. 20.
with Miss Annie Cooke teacher.
Flossie ODER observed her 10th birthday
anniversary by inviting 10 of her young
friends to an afternoon tea on Tuesday,
MI NJ LII
was enjoyed. Before the company left
their picture was taken by Frank GRAY.
1t Will be pleasant souvenir of the occa.
sion.
The Book club met Tuesday evening
with the president, Mrs. Edith Lowe, and
decided on the reading for the coming
year. 1t was thought best not TO have
Harper's Weekly, New England Home
stead and Review of Reviews. Seven of
the members were present. Last years
reading has found sale.
A notable honor has come TO Arthur NJ.
Boutelle OF this town, in his appointment
as editor In chief of the Tuftonian. the
monthly magazine of Tu'ts college. All
the editors are chosen by competition and
MI Boutelle in winning the highest posi-
ton will have the congratulations of his
manytriends In his home town.
Mr.. and Mrs Hastings and daughter of
Snfield, Conn, are visitors at the Baptist
parsonage, and in honor of these guests
the church members were invited TO a
social Monday evening. The rooms were
well nlled and most delightful evening
was spent. Two recitatiOns we're given by
MISS Grace Thayer in her usual pleasing
manner, and two by Miss Hastings that all
present enjoyed. There WAS music and
games. The winners of prizes were LIST
prize, Miss Amy Perry, for the most quota
tons beginning with given letter, %, Mrs. |
Osgood, Sd, Mr.. Holden. The evening
passed quickly and pleasantly away.