Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-11-15
TOWNSHEND.


The football team has new suits of
white.
Ralph Martin is getting up from the
jaundice.
The winter schools in the village began
this week.
Mrs Lizzie Barber is recovering from
her illness.
Mrs. Kenyon is home from her school
in Newfane.
Fred Clarke visited last week at Her
bert Franklin's.
Charles Underwood has returned to his
work in Austin, Pa.
Mrs. Helen ODER has gone to Newfane
to care for the sick.
John Greenwood and wife are visitors
at Asa Greenwood's.
Mrs. Henry Twtchell is visitingIn Put
ney and Brattleboro
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Dutton visited in
Bernardston last week.
Waldo Edison spent Sunday with his
family at William Ingalls's.
Mr. Thomas of Hartford, Conn, has
been a visitor at w. II. Miles's.
Miss Esther Dale led the Christian En-
deavor meeting Sunday evening.
Prof. Call has spent his vacation in
study at a hospital in New York city.
Sherman Willard and Mr. Jones were
visitors this week at Mrs. Abby Wizards.
DR.. Parker, wife and child have gone
to Fitchburg, Mass, for an eXtend,
visit.
Harlan Winslow was badly poisoned
with ivy while wedding in the garden this
week.
Mrs. Dulcena Thayer of Minneapolis has
been a guest the past week of Mrs. Eliza
Thayer
Harry Cudworth of Northampton,
Mass, has been visiting at his home a
few days.
The Hadassah League will meet this
week on Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Fred Reed.
The seminary students were badly beat
en- in a game of football at SaXtons River
last Saturday.
Mrs e. d. Harris has gone to Spring
field, Mass, with the expectation of going
to the hospital.
Monuments have been recently erect'
in the cemetery for James Franklin and
Miss Emily Burnap.
Rev. L. b. Curtis of Grafton, Mass,
preached an able sermon at the Congre-
gational church Sunday morning.
There will be communion service at the
Baptist church next Sunday. and covenant
meeting Saturday afternoon at go.
Charles Thompson and bride Of North
ampton. Mass. were visitors at Mr.. Cud-
worths in Harmonyville last week.
Miss Jennie Holbrook is visiting at
uncle's, John Holbrook's. in Holyoke She
will visit in Boston before her return.
Rev T.. a. Royal began his labors as
pastor OF the Baptist church last Sun
day, and spoke Interestingly, both morn
ing and evening.
Jessie Howe, one of the students who
was taken III last week is able to return
and resume her studies this week Ar
thur Greenwood is recovering from a run
Of bilious fever.
Deacon Jonas Allen, who has been ILL.,
is slowly recovering from his Illness, and
since his sister, Mrs. Jackson Of Putney,
was Obliged to leave. he is being caI
for at f. l.. Hastingss
Irving Chase and family have moved
from Windham into the Chamberlin
house. and he will take a. a. Willis $
place in running an express team be-
tween here and Brattleboro.
The train did not reach here Saturday
evening until after o'clock. and the
long wait before the train started out of
Brattleboro was very tedious to those
who were unfortunate enough to be
among the passengers.
The ladies' aid society met last Thura
day and cleaned the Baptist church and
parsonage. The society furnished dinner
in the Vestry to all who came to assist
Fred Randall, who put down the carpet
when II was laid for the first time took
charge of its cleaning and replacing, and
very satisfactory work was done.
The piece entitled immediate Atten-
ton" on the first page of last week :
issue Of The Phoenix was much enjoyed
here by all its readers. as II told the
whole story in a few words. and was
right to the point; and we are anXiously
waiting for the advice given to be needed,
for We feel good results will follow.
Some people who were passing the home
OF Joel Leonard, about IL mile from the
village, Monday morning, saw fire on
the roof OF the house. They hurried to
was eXtingushed. Mr.. Leonard has been
an invalid for a long time. is bedrdden.
and is cared for by his nearest neighbor.
The seminary students gave a pleasing
entertainment Friday evening for the ben
eft OF the athletic society. The program
consisted of singing by the quartet; reci-
tation by Abbie Starr; solo, Esther Dale;
prize debate. Florence Kidder, Cora
Holie Wilson and Harold Sprague. Flor
ence Kidder and Harold Sprague win
ming the prizes; violin duet Misses Win-
fred and Christabel Garfield; recitation.
Miss Moore. The quartet consisted of Es-
Their Dale, George Hardy, Mabel Sage
and Ernest Allen.
Prof. Richmond Mayo-smith, of Co
IL