Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-11-07
TOWNSHEND.

MISS carrie mason spent SUNDAY at
home.
Miss Myra Hobart has returned to Bel
lows Falls.
Someone has said there were but six
cloudess days in October.
Roscoe Marsh, the blacksmith, will oc-
cupy Jonas Aliens tenement
Walter Wheeler and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. 3. c. Underwood.
A new table has been provided for the
short hand glass at the seminary.
Royal Sanderson reports the rainfall
for october to have been 6h inches.
The Changers held a pleasant meeting
Friday evening at e. b. Batcheders.
Miss Eliza Burnap and Mrs. Ann Carr
are visiting relatives in Springfield, Mass.
Misses Maud and Leila Howard Of Wells.
Maine, visited at Il. II. Fessendens last
week.
Frank Frazier of Amsterdam, N. Y.
was visitor the past week at Fred
Reeds.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Phillips have
gone to their winter home in Daytona.
Florida.
Mrs. Kenyon's house is being painted,
Melvin Pratt and X. ID, Phillips doing
the work.
Rev G.. A. Mills of Limerick Maine,
is visiting his daughter. Mrs. William
Hawthorne.
Rev Mr.. Baker of Burlington began
his pastorate at the Congregational
church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Eddy and daugh-
ter returned several days ago to Brattle-
| boro after a visit here.
The friends of Rev. and Mrs. Meacham
are panied to hear of Mrs. Meachams
serious illness in Passumpsic.
Clifford Holbrook has put up a stone in
the cemetery in the Lowe lot and monu-
| ment for the Tuttle lot this week.
Mrs. Fred Churchill of Sioux Falls,
| South Dakota, former resident of this
place, has visited in town this week.
A J. Chase killed a lynx last week and
| obtained certificate from the town
clerks office to obtain s.. the state
| bounty.
The Hadassah League furnished an ex-
cellent chicken pie supper Tuesday even
| ing, and pleasant social time was en-
| joyed after II.
Mrs. II. p. Green left Thursday morn
| ing for visit in Rutland. Mass, and
later she will go to her home in Jack
sonville, Florida.
Miss Ethel Eddy. one of the students at
the seminary. spent last week in Mont
pelier with her brother, Representative
Eddy of Stratton.
Miss Bertha Gage has returned from
a vacation spent at her home in Fitch
| burg, Mass. to begin her winter term
of school in district No. g.
Teu Delta Phi held an interesting meet
ing Tuesday night. which included a de-
| bate Resolved, That trusts are men,
ace to this country" the senior class TAX
] ing the affirmative and the Junior class
| the negative.
| A Halloween social was held at semin-
airy hall last Friday. The program was
varied. consisting of marches. apple
! races, bobbing for apples, whistlug con-
test, etc. Refreshments were served
consisting of apples pumpkin pie, apple
pie. etc. The presence OF four masque-
| raiders added Zest TO the occasion.
Leland & Gray Seminary defeated Graf
ton at foot ball Nov. /. score $50 TAX
ing the ball on the kickoff o. Smith ran
the entire length of the field for the first
| touchdown. The seminary boys could
| gain almost at will. They were strong
| In the line and their interference gained
| many yards around the ends. Grafton's
| few gains were made by the brilliant
individual playing of Capt. Walker. The
| game was free from disagreeable features
and demonstrated that the seminary can
put winning team in the field.
The village school closed Friday with
an exhibition which showed faithful
work on the part of the teachers, Miss
Austin and Miss Cooke. The number
OF pupils In the primary department was
q, average attendance per day Is 3-22
Those without an absent mark during
the term were Bessie Bailey. Pauline
Franklin, Hazel o. Brien. John Dale. Har-
~ Moore, Raymond Phillips and Ray
Shine; absent only one day, Ella Ware
| Leonard Whitman. Avery Whitman. Ray
mond Cobb. Park Osgood and Raymond
Styles.