Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-10-09
TOWNSHEND.
Colds are prevalent.

John Rock was in town last week.
David Bemis has been in town this
week
Alice Franklin has been at home re-
Gently.
Walter Pratt is working for Elvin
Derry.
Henry Trip is working for Gilbert
Mrs Alkaline Ingalls, is at Mrs. Susan
Lawrcnce's.
T. Whltcomb was recent visitor at
l.. BARRIERS.
j. 0. Follett has returned from his
work in Putney
G. H. Evans recently took trip to
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. II. Carr picked a quart of ripe
raspberries Sept. Il.
Miss Bessie Hardy was a recent Wis
itor at Mrs. Ann Carr $.
Ira Pratt is at home for a time from
his work in Bellows Falls.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Bryant of Winhall have
been visitors at Fred Rand's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Derry spent sew
cral days in town last week.
Orison Folett and family visited Prof
John Colburn i'm Manchester.
Mrs. $ F. Derry and daughter called
on friends in town recently.
Sadie Whitney is working at Atwel
Farwell's in West Townshend.
Harry Bemis and Perloy Wilcox have
been recent visitors at H. O. Gales
Royal sanderson reports the rainfall
for September to have been IA inch.
Charles Cheney of Hoosck Falls has
visited his niece, Mrs. G. H. Willard
Miss Lottie Gale and brother Frank
have spent the past week in Vernon.
Miss Anna Twitchell has returned to
h.4H sfplr Ia, b.
oscar Wilkinson of Peru visited his
daughter. Mrs. Kate Randall last week
Cora Brooks has returned home after
visiting her brother in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Marshall Martin and son, Ralph.
have been visiting in town the past
week.
Mrs. Margaret Watson is nursing in
the family Of Mr.. Dompier at the West
village.
Arthur Brooks has returned to his
home in New York after visiting his pa
rents here.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin c. Davis of Brat
tleboro spent Sunday at Mrs. +. NJ.
| Thayer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis of North Ben
nington visited at /. c. and +. w. Wat
sons last week.
Miss Mabel Allbee. who took school
in Dover, has been obliged to give 1t
up on account OF illness.
There were union services in the Con-
gregational church on Sunday in the alb
sence OF Rev. +. \. Royal.
J. Douglas Law. c. II. and F. f. Cram
of Springfield. Mass. were recent visit
ors at the Evans Brothers.
Mrs. Addie Greene entertained her
friends in Harmonyville very pleasantly
last week to an afternoon tea.
John Derby of Cambridge, Mass. Wis
tied his sister. Miss Selma Derby. and
other friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robbins visited
at {. II. Halls last week, before going
to New York city to spend the winter.
Mrs. Clarence Woodland and son of
Westminster are visiting her aunt. Mrs
c. II. Willard. and witb other relatives
in town.
Three young men. Harry Cobb Hol-
land Wilson and Clarence Kmball left
Saturday morning for the Albany Bust
ness College
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Prescott, who
spent the month of September with Mrs
Bradley, have returned to their home in
Everett. Mass
Liberty Bailey Of South Haven. Mich.
has sent to number of his friends
here generous baskets Of very fine
peaches raised on his farm.
Herbert and Myrtle Hall were called
10 lTdlutbOIt on i ltSudN or last week
to attend the funeral of their grand
mother Mrs Marvin Hail.
We hear the drawings OF the schools
in this town exhibited at the Valley
Fair well spoken Of and they were said
10 compare favorably with other schools.
MIR. Stella Campbell, who has been in
a hospital for treatment some time has
50 far recovered as to be able to visit
her brother, Gilbert Boutelle here soon
+. \. Bartlett and Otis Phillips of or
ange. Mass, have been in town hunting
They took Il coons in five nights. seven
in one night. and they took five live
ones home with them.
Miss Lindsey. one OF the teachers in
the seminary, gave very pleasant
party to the senior class at her boarding
place at Mrs Sarah Wilson's last Friday
evening. The teachers were also pres
emit
one hundred and two tickets We're
sold by the station agent the days Of the
Valley Fair. and when we take into con-
sideration the many who went on
mileage and in their own teams We think
this place did well.
Congressman George F. Hoar. in his /
article on distinguished Judges OF Mas
sachusetts' in the September number of
Scribner's magazine. mentions among !
the number Hon. Richard Fletcher of |
Boston, who was a brother of the late /
me- il'lH't TItlCHtT II. u, OF TINS /
town.
Ella Smith is suffering from rheu-
matism. John Chase has been i'll, /
threatened with pneumonia. Lyle |
Pierce, teacher in the grammar school, /
has been Ill with tonsilitis, and his /
brother has been taking his place Mrs. q.
Metcalf is suffering from painful sore !
on her hand.
Sunday evening while Mr.. and Mrs. |
Martin Perry Were out driving they met /
an automobile that frightened their |
horse. They went down the bank, tear /
ing their buggy all to pieces ana injur- /
ing the horse somewhat, but We do not /
learn that Mr.. and Mrs. Perry We're
much injured.
Miss Reon, the artist, who has boarded |
the past summer at Mrs. l.. buttons. /
returned to her home in Long Branch, !
y. j., last Saturday. Miss Reon has |
spent the time in sketching and in paint /
ing from nature and she carried some
of the very beautiful views about here
away with her
Through the efforts of W, II. Miles |.
headstonCs furn shed by the United /
States government have been placed the |
past week at the graves of Charles Bart /
lett of company II, Eighth Vermont reg
lment, and Charles Churchill. company |
q. Eleventh Vermont regiment. If there |
is anyone who knows of an unmarked /
soldiers grave in this town and will /
notify w. II. Miles he will see that head I.
stones are properly placed
In the notices of the wedding of Miss
Ruth Bryan of Lincoln, Neb., to Artist |