Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-12-06
ToWNSHEND.
Marriage of Former Townshend Girl.

week contains the following of interest
to many Townshend people, the bride and
her parents having formerly lived here:
Fred Everett White and Leila Ethelyn
Bishop were quietly married in Warwick
Wednesday evening" Nov. q, at the Con-
gregational parsonage by Rev. William
Harris. Mr. White has been employed
by the New England Box Co. for the
past two years as a box maker. Miss
Bishop graduated from the Leland e
Gray Seminary in Townshend in the
class of '96 and has been popular school
teacher in that and adjoining towns until
moving to Winchester, on the brook
road, last spring. Mrs. White, becom-
ingly attired in a blue travelling suit
made a charming bride. Mr.. White, the
son of Merrill White is one of our we'll
known and popular young men. The
newly married couple will reside for the
present with Mr.. Whites parents. A
large circle of friends extend to them
sincere congratulations.
Fred Chamberlain was in town last
week.
Nellie stoddard is at home after a visit
in Keene.
Mrs. J. +. Day was in town a short
time last week.
Clarke Aldrich of Westmoreland visited
in town recently.
Mr. Sawyer has gone to his home in
Hyde Park, Mass.
Royal sanderson reports a rain fail
of "a inches in October.
The Baptist ladies' aid society held
business meeting Thursday.
Herbert Franklin moved last week to
the farm he bought recently.
Mr.. ana Mrs. sherman willard spent
sunday with Mrs. Appy WIZARD
The friends of Ernest Gould were sorry
to hear of his Illness at Bellows Falls.
Mrs Harry Adams visited her parents
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Twitchell, last week
Mr.. and Mrs Woodland Of Westminster
! West have been recent visitors in town.
Elias Jennison has returned to his home
| I'm Windham after working for Darius
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Mr. and Mrs. William ingalls, attended
the funeral OF Mrs. ingalls, prolher'
| w. Church at Bellows rams last "eeh'
Miss Moor. teacher Of physical culture
and elocuuon In the seminary the past
term. left last week Wednesday Tor her
home In Waltham' Mass
The Dorcas Guild will hold their annual
! sale of fancy goods and useful articles
with an entertainments at Seminary hall
next Friday evening at 7.3O o'clock.
The village schools which were inter
runted nv The death of Prof. Call began
again on Monday. with Mr.. Fletcher of
Essex. this state, and Miss Annie Cooke
as teachers.
1t is reported that James Stoddard has
sold his house. but We learn from the
| town clerk that no deed has been re-
corded. The house was built by Hon
| Abisha Stoddard and occupied by him
many years.
| Tho vestr, AT the Raptist church has
haen very much improved by having the
walls tinted. and wide border put on one
| ~ Tho rooms leading from the vestry
| has baep improved in the same way
The work was done by the Hadassah
| League
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Those VINO went out Oh town 10 sleh0
| thanksgiving We're Dr' fhrker anu lam
| lily to f1tchburg Mass liarlan w lrsIuN
to Boston; Mrs Dale ana lahll! 10 h'"''
tlcboro; Bertha Philips 10 Nardsporo
Mrs. Martin TO MllhamsNllie' W"
Sparks and family to NestmoreIanu Mr