Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-04-24
TOWN. HEND.

Homer Ambrose injured his hand badly
| recently.
Almond Marsh is at home from West
minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kimball spent Sun
! day in town.
Guy Dutton and VIII Franklin spent
! Sunday'in town.
The Dorcas Guild will meet with Mrs.
Osgood the Goth inst
| Mrs. Annie Cutler has gone to East
| Jaffrey, n. H., to visit
w. H. Galloway of Rye. ~ Y. is Wis
| iting the Evans brothers.
Mr.. Sparks is moving this week to his
new home i'm Harmonyvlle
Fred Reed and family spent Sunday
with Mrs. Reeds parents in WinhaI
Guy Austin was in town over Sunday
from Putney, where he is working
Please notice in another column the
| advertisement of the Underwood auction
Mrs George Carlton of windham is
assisting her sister, Mrs. Sparks, in NOV
ing.
Some of the citizens observed Arbor
day by setting out trees in their door
yards
Mr. and Mrs Walker of Cambridge
port have been visitors at Judson
Derry's.
w 5. Holland has been in Williams
vile, hepling to appraise the goods in c.
+. Parks store.
The village schools to be taught by
Miss Era Austin and Miss Anni. Cooke.
Will begin Monday.
Martin Perry and wife move this week
to Simpsonvile where they will live with
Mr.. Perry's parents.
Fred Watson has bought of Fred kim
ball of Westminster pair of work
horses to use on his farm.
Arbor day was observed bv the sem
mary students by cleaning the seminary.
The windows are to have potted plants
The graduating class and teachers IN
the seminary will 90 to Rr,t,iotnro 80,
Monday to have their class pictures
taken.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of T.ondonderr,. v,os l.,
town last week to take the teachers ex-
aminations ana he viii teacb - 7 ,,,,Si,
derry.
Arthur Greenwood was bo,n. o,.o,. s,,r
day from Bellows Falle where ~.
works for the Vermont Farm Nacbino
company
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non wera amoro M an, -. % e.
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IriS, NSHYon began on Monday her
so,.orai ~ -rem i"'Si where she mas taugh
'eiai tSiH MISS Abble Follett has
,a',',,. .ntoi 10 'edch "here she mas
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IN vi I-HhEIe! Oh South Newfane'
~, - vi NiS't |" rev MT. Royal
,t d" eN"mseIlS'lc meeting IN the Bap-
r'ii,. .,,i.,.3 H'SuaH eNt'ihe' "hlch was
'"l,' "',tuu'" anu enjoyed
Fred Willard has been suffering from
.ne prevailing epidemic. Mrs. Brigham,
Mrs button and Mrs. Minnie Franklin
are gaming slowly e Fl. Fessenden
""ie u uo out AFTER ms long illness.
MIS-. Sarah Underwood is moving to
Worcester, Mass To be with her son,
VINO nhds employment there. We re-
sret mat Mrs. Underwood is going away.
ana Kind wishes from friends here will
ioliow mere to her new home.
The juniors in the seminary entertain
ed the seniors last week on Friday even
ing at a very pleasant social. Music
marches recitations by Miss Daniels. and
a medley in which German. French and
hnSnsh were spoken, constituted the en-
tertalnment. Refreshments We're served
ana very enjoyable evening was spent
Don't forget the social to be given by
the Baptist ladies' aid society the even
ing of May LIST in Academy hall. The
program will be "A musical romance. con-
sisting of questions and answers. for
which prizes will be given to those who
answer the most questions. Ice cream
ana cake VIII be served, and the small
lee al the door takes all in.
Arbor day was faithfully observed
here. y larger number than ever be-
fore gathered on the common and placed
it in fine order for the summer. some
trees that were dying were cut down and
new ones set out in their places. and
while most commendabe work was done.
We think if more trees We're set ont in
different places about orr village n
would be "A great Improvement.
The account of the way E,as,sr u,o,
observed bara vs. acoid',,,,Ii,. .,' "'''7
appropriate Easter sermons, with Eas-