Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-12-11
THE VERMONT PHOENIX, BE
TOWNSHEND.
John Rock is in town.

JOnn ltOCK is IN town,
Myrtle Hall is on the sick list.
Mrs. Maria johnson of Wardsboro was
in town Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Bruce of West hill is in
very poor health.
The Park association will hold a meeting
next Tuesday evening
Mrs. Pimpton and daughter Alice
have returned to Greenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman willard spent
Sunday with Mrs Abby willard
Rev. T.. a. Royal Is assisting in the
extra meetings being held in Brookline.
Martin Sparks is having repairs made
on his house, Mr.. Sanders doing the work
Mrs Il. NJ. Thayer, Mrs. Hortensia
Percy and Mrs. NJ. II. Metcalf are i'll
with grip.
1t is j. w. White who has sold out his
wheelwright business and gone to Athol
not Heath
The Dorcas Guild and the Daughters
of Dorcas held a successful sale last week
Wednesday evening.
Herbert Eddy and two other ncphews
came from Brattleboro Sunday to attend
| the funeral of their aunt
Remember the chicken pie supper next
week Tuesday. the 18TH at the Baptist
! vestry from > to s o'clock
Fred Smith has spent few days re-
Gently in Maiden and Lexington, Mass
and visited II. y. Scott in Boston.
The funeral Of Miss Emily Harris was
| held at her late home last Friday at
O'Clock, Rev. T.. a. Royal officiating.
The winter term of the seminary OPEN
/ ed well on Tuesday, with a large number
| of the old pupils back and some new ones.
| Walter Eddy has been sick the past
! week with humps Alton Holden Is out
| again and Mrs Holden is on the gain
| after having humps.
Mrs. Gertie pike and Mr. and Mrs
! Fred Perkins of White River Junction,
VINO have been at Francis Eddy's the past
week. went home yesterday.
The Baptist ladies' mission circle have
received a grateful letter. with thanks
! for the barrel of clothing the So
ciety sent to the Mather school in Beau
! fort, 5. G.
Mr. Thayer and son-in-law of Jack
snuvile moved their goods last week to
their new home. the Batchclder farm.
| Mrs. ThaYcr and daughter joined them
/ Saturday night
Mrs Dale and Alice and Bessie Dutton
have been i'll with mumps. Mrs Met
calf is threatened with pneumonia, and
! Mrs. Abby Willard has been suffering
from a severe cold.
Clark Aldrich of Westmorcland 50 we'll
1 known here, left last week Monday morn
ing with friends for California. where he
| will spent the winter 10y advice of ply
/ siciaus, on account of his health.
John Chase. who has been n student
/ in the seminary some time, started We'd
| ncsday morning To join the other mem
/ hcrs Of his family in Berkeley, Calf. He
| went 10y way of the Southern Pacific
railroad. which takes him over the long
| est bridge in the world. 30 miles. This
bridge is built over Great salt lake from
I ogden to l.ucin.
Mrs Frances Eddy, 20. who was taken
| in the afternoon Of Thanksgiving day,
died last week Friday The funeral was
held at the home sunday afternoon, Rev.
/ NJ T. Hardy officiating. Mrs. Eddy was
| u quiet uuasSuming woman, but pos
sesscd sterling qualities. She was low
1 ing mother, kind neighbor and friend.
| She will Dee greatly missed in her home
! and by those who knew her best
West River Grange has elected the fol-
, lowing officers to serve during 1905 Mas
! ter f. II. willard oVcrseer, w. II. Miles;
lecturer. Mrs. Annie Ratchelder: steward
! X. y. Marsh: assistant steward. DIR. Os-
good, chaplain, Mrs. Ella Mason; treas
urer. pr. Os.ood: secretary. Mrs. \. \.
| SNOW. gate keeper, l.. y. Batchelder
Pomona. Mrs. Helen Willard, Flora Mrs
Il. y Marsh; Ceres. Mrs Edith Cobb
lady assistant steward. Mrs. Emma Gale
organist. Mrs Edith cobb.