Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-11-28
TOWNSHEND,
Iiss Grace Thayer is at home.

Miss Grace Thayer is at home
Edwin Sawyer of Boston is in town
Mrs. E. ]. Knapp is visiting in Bellows
Falls.
Clara Allen was a recent visitor in
town.
Mr.. Davis of Brattleboro spent Sunday
in town.
Irene Allen of Stratton is working at
w. S. Hollands.
Mrs. Dutton and daughter visited in
Putney last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sellew are spending their
vacation in Maine.
The Hadassah League met this week in
the church parlors.
Miss Grace Morse has been visiting in
Orange the past week.
Miss Pettingill is at her home in Bos-
ton for a short vacation
Mrs. M. s. Watson and Susie visited in
Windham the past week.
Mrs. Fessenden Harold Franklin and
Alton Holden have been Ill.
Mrs Edwin Eddy has been visiting some
weeks in White River Junction
Mrs Fred Ford has returned home after
a stay of several weeks at Mrs. Dales.
Hollie Wilson entertained his class very
pleasantly at his home Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Fits of Brattleboro visited her
sister, Mrs. Sarah Underwood, the past
week.
The annual meeting of the Park asso-
citation will be held on Tuesday evening"
Dec 3.
Mrs. Davidson gave a short temperance
talk at the Baptist Sunday school last
Sunday.
Asa Greenwood was called to West
minister West to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, Henry Corlew.
The Dorcas Guild will hold sale of
fancy articles in the near future. Fur
Their notice will be given of the date.
Those having family gatherings at
Thanksgiving will confer a favor to the
reporter by giving information of them
Miss Matte Colburn of Nashua, n. H..
so well known here. is I'm Chicago taking
the course in the Moody training school
The apples which were not packed in
barrels and which were rejected by Mr.
Gardner will be disposed of by sheriff $
sale next week, Dec 3.
The people are grateful to the postmas-
ter for the street lamps he has placed
near the office. They are a pleasant ad-
dition these dark nights
Frank Gray took some excellent pic
lures OF the village scholars ands teach
ers, the excellence being particularly
marked in the distinctness.
An interesting meeting was held at the
Congregational church Sunday evening
in the interests of the 10Th century tenn
perance crusade. A number of speakers
took part.
The Baptist ladies aid society will hold
a regular meeting next week on Wednes-
day afternoon. and will serve a harvest
supper promptly at o'clock and con-
tinue IL until o'clock. All are cordially
invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Sellew. teachers in the
seminary, are moving into the tenement
in Henry Twitchel's house vacated by
w. II. Miles. They will keep house in
stead of boarding, as they have done the
past term.
The program of the closing exercises of
the fall term of the seminary Friday
evening included piano solo, Jessie john
son: The Ferry of the Galloway" Sadie
Holden: The Hat" Cora Browne; vo-
cal solo. Esther Dale The Sweeping
Costume" Jessie NJ. Johnson; dialogue.
The Rivals. Charley Palmer and Harry
Cobb; piano duet. Jerry Lowe and Ira
Hitchcock; Seem Things at Night
Alice Dale; violin solo, Fay Bridges
The Knight and the Page" Ethel Follett
What Became of the Ride" Holland
Wilson violin quartet. Fay Bridges, Miss
II. n. Cove. Miss w. Garfield Miss c.
| Garfield; dumb-bel drill. seniors.