Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-04-17
THE VERMONT PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO FRIDAY April
TOWNSHEND.

Miss Maxwell is at Mrs. Metcalfs.
Harold Bailey is working for Mr.. Bart
lett
Tine West River Grange will meet the
9th.
Frank Rand has been in town the past
week
Florence Ford was recent visitor in
town.
b. L. Howard has been in town this
week.
Harlan and OHn Howe were in town
last week.
Miss Sadie Whitney is working at b. b.
Brigham's.
Mrs. Clara Baybrook visited in town
last week.
c. II. Wilder of Brattleboro spent Sun
day i'm town.
Miss Cone of Manchester was a recent
visitor in town.
Mr. and Mrs. ARA Benson visited in
Bondville last week
Dorr Boutelle has been working for
Miss Eliza Burnap.
The w. c. r. t. met with Mrs. Kenyon
Wednesday afternoon.
Herbert Chaplin has gone to Putney to
work i'm the toy shop.
Earl Knapp and George Hardy spent
Sunday i'm Westminster
Mrs Grace Boutelle is visiting her pa
rents in New York city
Miss Abby Starr spent Sunday in Sax
tons River with friends.
Miss Irene Gleason is in town preparing
for her millinery opening.
Charles Prince of Burlington visited
last week at Everett Phillips.
Z. y. Aiken of Putney will carry on the
Norris Ware farm this season.
The Hadassah League will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Harthorne.
Mr.. Allbee, who has bought out Mr..
Sparks, took possession on Wednesday.
Russell Blood is at work at the Bap-
fist parsonage laying hard wood floors.
Miss May Ware is assisting at the
County House in Newfane during court
time.
Grin Hughes of Saxtons River, for
mer teacher in the seminary visited in
town last week.
Arthur Greenwood has gone to work
for the Vermont Farm Machine company
at Bellows Falls
Mrs. Minnie Franklin and Mrs. b.
Brigham were i'll last week with the pre-
vailing distemper.
The Daughters of Dorcas will meet
with Miss Sylvia Derry on Tuesday,
April 2lst, at D. m
Everett Philips has resumed work on
his house that he begun last fall. Haynes
Sanders is helping him.
Misses Cora and Alice Barnes stu
dents in the seminary, spent Sunday at
their home in Westminster
Mr. Knapp of Stratton has taken the
household goods left by the Chase family
when they went to California.
The farm belonging to the G. W. I'm
derwood estate has been sold to Alonzo
Stowe of Baldwinville, Mass.
Miss Edith Daniels of Providence, r. l..
is spending her Easter vacation with her
friend, Miss Esther Macdonald.
The Strack family of Mddlebury have
come to take possession of the farm they
= recently bought of f. b. Batcheder
Haynes Sanders has bargained for E.
II Fessendens farm which is estimated
to contain one million feet of lumber
within its boundaries.
Prof Hawthorne has returned from
Burlington. where he went to attend
meeting OF the Schoolmasters' club.
From Burlington he went to Boston and
spent Sunday with friends
There will be, next Sunday union
temperance concert at the Congregation
al church during the usual time for Sun
day school. The program that has been
received for the occasion will be carried
out and no doubt the concert will be an
interesting one.
Invitations to ping pong party to be
! held in the new addition to the mill
We're issued last week by Mr., and Mrs
c. IL. Willard, There We're four tables
and 16 of the guests played at a time
Mrs Hawthorne and Rev. G. w. Baker
proved themselves the most skilful play