Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-07-24
TOWN SHEND.

bN w llldIu ldSt week.
Robert Cushman has returned to his
home in New York city
Mrs. Nancy Plimpton of Greenfield was
visitor in town recently
Miss Jessie Howe of. Worcester is Wis
itng her aunt Mrs. Zina cobb.
Arthur Gale of saxtons River visited
his aunt Mrs. Sparks, last week
DR. and Mrs. Everett Smith were re-
cent visitors at Everett Phillpss.
Mrs. Loomis of Hartford Conn. has
been visitor at Hugh HollTook's.
Miss Lizzie Heulett of South London
derry called upon friends last week.
The Daughters of Dorcas met on Tues
day with Misses Alice and Nellie Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bush of Boston
visited at Asa Greenwood's last week
Mrs Luther Miller of Brattleboro was
visitor at Mrs. Judson Derry's last
week.
Prof. Hawthorne is boarding at a. A.
Mason's in the absence of his family in
Maine.
Raymond Brown of Watertown. Mass.
is at J. II. Wares, spending his school
vacation.
Mrs. Recon- an artist, from Long
Branch, n. j., is boarding at Mrs. d. W.
buttons.
WI tuIIlS Knapp ana Cnlluren oil
Stratton were recent visitors at Russell
Adrich's.
Mrs. Inez Blodgett is working at the
Towushend Inn and Mrs. Edith Sanders
is table girl.
The commissioners of the Deacon
Jonas Allen estate appraised the prop
erty Tuesday.
Miss Alice Randall Of Athol is spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Randall
Arthur Batchelder. after vacation
of four weeks, left Monday morning for
Granite Falls. MINI.
Miss Alice Eddy, a trained nurse from
Boston, is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Eddy.
The summer school for teachers will
open here on Monday of next week, con-
tinuing until August S.
United States Consul Marshall Twitch-
ell of Kingston, Canada, called upon
friends here last week.
w. O. Lyons has returned to his home
in Hartford Conn, after spending two
weeks at Terrace View.
Mrs. Blue of Rutland and Mrs. Batch
elder of Peru visited their sister Mrs
Fred Randall, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Minbrdge of Washing
ton, II. c., are occupying their summer
home below Harmonyville.
ARA Benson found he was losing poul-
try and set traps and caught six skunks.
two coons and a woodchucK.
Guy Bardwell. who works for the Yer
mont Farm Machine company in Bel
| lows Falls, spent Sunday at Irving Wat
sons
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of Troy. y.
Y. were guests last week at the Towns
bend Inn while here to see their uncle.
| Theodore Rand.
| Gilbert Boutelle sent to the writer the
branch of an apple tree on which were
| both good sized apples and blossoms as
a sample of the tree.
| Mrs Charles Klein and daughter, Ma
| bel, returned last week to their nome in
| Gutenberg. y. Y, after visiting some
weeks at S. Il. Mcdonald's.
Prof. John Colburn who has been
| teaching in Newport. has received an
advantageous offer to become the prin-
| cipal of Burr Burton Seminary in
| Manchester and he has accepted IT.
| Edgar Allbee is having a good barn
| made out of the one on his premises, by
| having 1t enlarged with shed for car
riages on one side, and when the re-
pairs are completed 1t will be painted.
| The WardsbOro band has been engaged
| to be present at the Windham County
|
| l. All residents of the village having
flags or bunting are asked to display
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Cutler of Red
Wing. Mimi. visited his sister-iu-law,
Mrs. Celia Cutler, last week. 1t is As
years since Mr.. Cutler went west and
this is his first visit east in all that time.
He found many changes in Brookline,
his native place
| Dtio oh 10
met with an accident, stepping on a
slippery stone, which caused him to fall
eight feet off an embankment. He land
ed on his head, which was badly cut, so
that several stitches had to be taken in
the wound by a doctor.
Mrs. j. f. and Mrs. f. Mynderse and
daughter, Leah, of Altamount ~ Y.
were recent visitors at Mr.. Bebees and
while they We're here a family gathering
of relatives was ned at Mr.. Van Volken-
burg in Wardsboro, wnen picnic and
pleasant time We're enjoyed.
Mrs. C. II. Willard made a party to
celebrate the ninth birthday anniversary
of her nephew. Robert Morey of Chic
ago, who is spending the summer with
| her. Sixteen young friends were in
vited. a birthday cake with nine candles
ornamented the table and with pleasing
games delightful afternoon was spent
Mrs. c. H. Willard held a reception
| Wednesday afternoon from to O'Clock
in honor of her cousin. Mrs. Ellen Cool
idge. wife of eX-Congressman Coolidge
of Fftchburg, who, with her daughter
was visiting Mrs. Willard. About so in
Vitations were issued and a delightful
social time was enjoyed. Light refresh.
ments were served.
A very enjoyable birthday picnic was
given last Thursday by Mrs. L. o. Reed
in honor of Miss Marie Curtis of North
Grafton, Mass in the glen. Terrace View
farm. Twenty-siX guests We're present
After the bountiful noon repast photo.
graphs of the group were taken by FRANK
Gray number of the party explored
the glen, games were INDUCED in. Will,
the smaller ones padded in the stream
Those from out of town were Mrs. l.. b
Curtis of North Grafton, Mass. NJ. f
Hardy and Misses Myra and Mildred OF
West Townshend Miss Orinda Dale OF
Beaufort, S. c.; and w. o. Lyons OF
Hartford, Conn.
DR.. A. c. Patterson, dentist, will be at the
Townshend Inn on Tuesday and Wednesday OF
next week, July % and %.