Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-05-24
TOWNSHEND.

wine BLOOD WOIkS lnlS summer Tor
Fred Reed.
Martha Crane has recently visited
her parents.
Miss Grace Morse is assisting Mrs.
Annie Cutler.
Fred Martin and family spent Sun
day in town.
Miss Ernie Derry is at work for
Mrs. e. d. Harris.
The Dorcas Guild met last week
with Mrs. Julian Taft
The Evans family are moving their
goods to their new home.
Fred Reed has recently bought
Linden colt of Julian Taft.
Benjamin Derry is ill., Colds have
prevailed to a large extent.
A. L. Harrington of Boston is a
recent visitor at Fred Reeds.
The Hadassah League are planning
an entertainment for the near future
We understand J. c. Day was here
last week to looR at the Gould place
Mr.. Davidson, state missionary,
preached in the Baptist church on
Sunday.
Hon. James Batchelder visited his
parents, Judge Batchelder and wife,
last week.
Miss Cora Mason has returned
home after an absence of several
weeks in Bellows Falls.
Clinton Franklin is home from his
work in Putney on account of i'll
health caused by the grip.
Mrs Lizzie Barber has returned to
her home after many months absence
in caring for a sick daughter.
Mrs. Rachel Twitchell has returned
home after being several weeks at
her sisters. Mrs. NJ. Sparks's.
Alonzo Starkey and wife and Dea-
ron Samuel Cutler and son were
guests of Mrs. Celia Cutler last Fri
day.
The Changers were delightfully."- en-
tertained Friday afternoon at the
| home of their secretary Mrs. Alroy
Snow.
The seminary students of the grad
| uating class with the teachers went
TO Brattleboro Monday to have their
photographs taken.
we learn that the portraits Mrs.
| Curtis went to Suifield, Conn, to finish
when she left here, have been com
! pleted and are very satisfactory to the
| parties concerned.
The Stephens family, who have
| been living on the Rutter farm. have
returned to their former home in New
fame, and Mr. Whitney, who lived
there before the Stephens family
| came, will move back.
Miss Abbott a former assistant
| teacher in the seminary. is a visitor
| at Prof. Edgecombs We learn she
is on her way home to the southern
part of Maine from Bridport, Vt,
! where she has been teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis celebrated
| the tenth anniversary of their mar
riage by visit with Mr. Davis's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Davis of this
| place. and also at the home Of Mrs.
| Davis's mother in Wardsboro.
Edward Batchelder, who has been
| in the West several weeks in the in
| terest of the Newfane bank in com
| pany with Frank Dewitt. returned
| home Saturday night. They spent
most of their time in Minnesota.
We learn that William Gales farm
| of $50 acres formerly known as the
| ShattuCk farm. was sold to H. A.
| Ashford of Massachusetts who has
! bought the Streeter lot belonging to
| an adjoining farm F. D. Warner Of
| Springfield. Mass. has bought the
| place owned. by Bella Brigham and
| recently occupied by Mr.. Peno
Mrs. Acsah Franklin is seriously i'll.
Memorial day will be observed with
| appropriate exercises in the church at
| II a. m. consisting of singing. read
| ing of general orders. and an address
| by Col. Goulding of Wilmington. The
| procession will then be formed and
| march to the cemetery with the drum
| corps. followed by members of the
| Grand Army, Relief Corps. schools
and by citizens, where exercises will
! be held with the decoration of the
| graves of comrades. The procession
| will then return TO the town hall
where dinner will be served All sol
! diers, schools and citizens are espec-
! tally invited to Join with and assist
| the members of the Grand Army in
| carrying out these exercises in mem
DRY of those who gave their lives
| that race might be made free and
| our country remain undivided
We are interested in what the Yer
monter says about old Home Week"
| in our state and for the benefit of
those who do not see the Vermonter
we refer them to the quotation from
| that periodical to the Westminster
| items in The Phoenix of last week.
| The idea of an old home week reunion
! originated in Vermont when the town
| of Wilmington held a successful re-
| union of residents. former residents
| coming back to enjoy the occasion.
! Nearly 20 town have formed old home
| week associations. 1t is the wish of
| the state organization that there
| should be a big celebration in the
| shire town of every county. c. J.
! Bell, master of the Vermont State
! Grange, desires that every subordinate
| Grange lend all possible aid to the To-
! cal committees to make old home
! week a success and a credit to the
state. What action is this town to
take in the matter? The earlier the
| association is formed the more perfect
! the arrangements can be made.
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