Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-12-18
TOWNSHEND.

Harrison Eddy has bought Mrs. Emily
Folletts driving horse.
Mrs Louise Whitney has been a re-
cent visitor at Mrs. Abby Wizards.
Lawyer c. c. Fits of Brattleboro at
tended probate court here last week.
Bradley Gilman of Boston will lecture
at Academy hall this, Friday evening.
Mr.. Macdonald is at home from his
work in Providence. II. l., for the holi-
days
capt and Mrs Church of Tiverton, r.
l., have been recent visitors at Royal
Sanderson's.
Mabel Fullerton of Cheyenne Wyo., is
with her mother, Mrs. Lydia Fullerton
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald attended the
funeral Wednesday of their niece, Mrs
Robbins, of Brookline.
Miss Lottie Jones is with Miss Fletcher
and is attending the seminary. Miss
Ethel Jones is at Fred Reeds.
owing to a misunderstanding the lee
ture that was announced for last Fri
day evening did not take place.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Gale have been
called to Proctorsvlle by the Illness in
the family of CHARLES Gale, brother.
Mrs Emma Clarke. who has been
spending some weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Herbert Franklin, has returned
home.
Miss Kiugsbury, one of the seminary
students from jamaica, has been i'll. Ned
Dutton has humps and Frank Pierce APP
pcndiCitis.
Everett Phillipss new house is com
pleted and the family have moved to
their pleasant home, which has all mod
ern conVeniences.
Rev. and Mrs. G. II. Baker will spend
the holidays in New York city with Mr.
Bakers brother. Miss Alice Dale will
accompany them.
The snow that came last week Wednes-
day night made fine sleighing, which the
rain Saturday night and Sunday spoiled,
and has left icy and rough We are hav-
ing zero weather.
There will be exercises and a tree at
the Congregational church Christmas eve,
the gath The Baptist church will Gel
citrate with exercises and "A tree in Acad-
envy hall Christmas evening
Miss Cora Brown, one Of the seminary
students, has been i'll the past week and
under the doctors care, and Miss Ella
Pierce has been suffering from a sore
hand. caused by blood poisoning
officers of the Townshend Park associ-
alton, elected Tuesday. are: President, +.
II. Reed; first vice president. Or. +. J..
Osgood; second vice president. DR.. Thorn
as Rice; secretary. w. II. Miles treas
urer Dr. Osgood; executive committee,
Dr Osgood. ]. w. Stoddard, W. $ Hol-
land. The property of the association
was reported to be in good condition.
The chicken pie supper served by the
lIadassah League Tuesday evening proved
a success financially. and the memory
table furnished by friends from away
contained many choice articles \ num-
Der OF things came from California and
far away places. and the league fully
appreciates the cheerful response OF the
givcrs The articles not disposed OF
were sold by auction by Mr. Marsh The
total amount raised was 1856.
meeting Of the Grand Army post was
held last Saturday and the following
officers were elected: Commander. Col.
\. Il Franklin senior vice commander,
\. W. Kidder: Junior vice commander, w.
G. Bliss: adiutant. Henry Franklin; quar-
termaster, w. II. Miles, sergeant w. X.
1 Livcrmorc; chaplain. 6. w Parsons: Of
1 iicer Of the day. l.. w. Bush: guard. r.
: Crane, sergeant major. NJ. Il. Pratt;
quarter master sergeant w. G.. Wright,
delegate to department encampment. a.
/ w Kiddor. The Woman's Relief corps
met at the same date and chose the fol-
\ lowing officers President. Mrs Alice
/ Pierce. vice president. Mrs Nellie Miles
/ junior Mrs. Kate Wright. secretary Mrs
/ Della Carpenter; treasurer. Mrs. Lucia
/ Parsons: chaplain. Mrs. Estella Franklin;
conductor, Mrs Anna Bush; guard, Mrs
/ Phoebe Davis; delegate to the department
eucampment, Mrs. Anna Bush.