Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-22
ToWNSHEND.
ard Fisher is in town.

Willard Fisher is in town.
The sugar makers are beginning
their work.
Clifford Holbrook has been in town
this week.
Merrill Hodgkins has been a recent
visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kimball of West
minister spent Sunday in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Twitchell Wis
tied last week at Martin Sparks's.
Mr.. Covey moves this week to his
new home in Springfield, this state
Mrs. William ingalls, was called to
Bellows Falls last week on account OF
the illness of her sister.
The Hadassah League held pleas
ant meeting Friday afternoon OF last
week with Miss Cora Mason.
A. A. Blood has taught three sing
ing schools the past winter and has
not missed an appointment to any OF
them.
William Perry is finishing the re
pairs on the house in SimpsonVllle
that he bought of the late E. j. Knapp,
and will occupy it soon.
The Grange enjoyed very pleasant
meeting at Mrs. Dales last Friday
evening. There was a literary pro
gram in charge of Mrs. Dale.
Fifteen of the young friends of Miss
Abby Starr gave her surprise party
Tuesday evening With games, recita-
tions, and music a delightful time was
enjoyed.
The Perkins family, who have been
living on the Prentiss Carr place,
have moved to West TOwnshend. Mrs.
Perkins is a daughter of the late
Paris Tourtelott, a former resident OF
this town.
The friends of Arthur Rand gave
him a pleasant surprise party last
week upon the anniversary of his birth
day Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served, and the evening
was much enjoyed by all
John Rock was coming home from
the Hadlock auction at the West vii
lage last week. when his horse slipped
and broke it's leg The horse which
was a valuable one, was put out Of
misery soon after the accident hap
pened.
AS there seems to be some pleasant
strife by certain individuals in our
productiveness of their hens, there
fore be it known that 10 hens owned
by S. f. Hescock of ToWnshend, pro
duced in the months of January and
February. 1901. 354 eggs. and 103 the
first ) days of March. Kind regards
to Messrs. Turner, Sage and Roberts
Pass along the prize.
Miss Emily Burnap has sold her
- 1. Ia VaVNn
is known as the Seneca Miller farm,
he being a brother-in-law of Miss Bur
nap, and it has been in the family
| many years. This farm is the third
farm Mr.. Durham owns near the one
he first settled on some years ago.
Mrs A. A. Blood is slowly recover
ing from the grip. Mr.. Sawyer has
| been on the sick list. John Ware
came to the village Monday for the
| first time after his illness. The young
| child of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Davis has
been very i'll with bronchitis and Dr.,
Cole of Wardsboro has been in at
tendance. Grin Davis is recovering
| from his illness. Mrs. Eliot Wether-
| bee is recovering IRON grip
Rev. l.. b. Curtis handed in his re.
| signation the 10th, to take place May
/. During his stay here Mr.. Curtis
| has served the church ably and faith
| fully and both he and Mrs Curtis have
| been helpful in so many ways. not
| alone in the church but in the com
munitv that they will be much missed
! and We feel the vacancy caused b. his
resignation will be a hard one TO fill.
| The kind wishes of many friends will
follow them when they leave this
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