Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-07-10
TOWN SHEND.

] Miss carrie Mason spent SunuaN at
/ home.
Guy button has visited at home re-
Gently
Arthur Greenwood spent the Fourth in
/ Halifax.
Mr. Phillipss new house is ready for
the pasterers.
Miss Ethel Sparks is visiting friends in
SaXtons River.
Walter Pratt visited his brother, Ira
/ Pratt recently.
Ormando Derry spent the Fourth at
/ Charles Goulds.
Mrs. Celia Cutler has returned from a
visit in Brooklne.
Mrs. j. H. Franklin has gone to Graf
ton for a short time.
Mrs. Alton Holden will work at Walter
Eddys this summer.
Ernest Franklin and family are visit
ors at Henry Franklins
MIR and Mrs. Lyman Gale spent the
Fourth at BARRIERS park.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Gale visited
friends in Vernon recently.
w. O. Lyon of Hartford, Conn, is
boarding at John Bartetts.
Three persons united with the Congre-
gatonal church last Sunday.
Eugene Bemis lost a COW last week and
the Evans brothers a horse.
Mrs Fred Lawrence is working al the
American House in Brattleboro
Mrs Lydia NJ. lIingsbury of Jamaica
Is visiting at +. II. Fessenden's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Watson visited at
Mrs. Watsons old home in Peru.
Mrs. G. w Baker has returned after
several weeks visit in Burlington.
Mrs L. b. Batcheder and son, Arthur,
are visiting relatives in Wilmington.
Clark Aldrich of Westmoreland visited
his sister, Mrs VIII Sparks, last week.
The German Medicine company have
pitched their tents on the Reed meadow.
Mrs. VIII Boutelle returned last week
from a three months stay in New York
city.
Hon. Kittrdege Haskns was in town
Wednesday and was the guest of w. H.
Miles.
Miss Annie May Garfield spent Sunday
with her cousins. Misses Addie and Grace
Morse.
The Wilder family spent the Fourth
with Mrs. Wilders mother, Mrs. Susan
Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Gale spent Sun
day in Chester, visiting their brother,
who is i'll.
Mrs Charles Klein and daughter. Ma
e bel. Of New Jersey are visiting at S. +.
. Macdonald's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Young of Brattle-
a boro spent the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs.
, Roscoe Marsh.
Mr.. Grace, who has been at work for
= Roscoe Marsh has returned to his home
: in Middlebury.
George Bouteme and George Riggs Of
!. Bellows Falls have been recent visitors
5 at c. Boutelle's.
y Rev. f. \. Royal will exchange pulpits
next Sunday with Rev. y. A. Wood of
West Brattleboro.
Wilbur Cushman of New York city was
n in town last week. lie was travelling
with his automobile.
", The Hadassah league held a successful
sale of ice cream on the common the
evening Of the Fourth
' II Gale visited Frank Robbins IT
Athens last week. Mr. Robbins has beer
: badly injured by a fall.
Mrs Truesdell is visiting in Charlie
+, mont. Shelburne and several other places
i where she has relatives.
Prof. John Colburn of Newport this
D." state. and family visitors at his sis
= ter's, Mrs. Orison Follett's.
Robert Field and William b. Douglas
)" of Brattlebnro have been guests at tbs
j" Townshend Inn several days.
w. II. Miner of Brockton. Mass. visit
J. ed at Mrs. Jane Derry's and called oil
II other friends in town last week
Wolford Brownell of Putney and HUI
u bert Jones of SaXtons River have beef
r recent visitors at Frank Jones's.
- Dwight Coane. small boy. cut his foo
badly on Tuesday and required the at
7 tenton of doctor to care for it,
y Fred Boutene Of New York city is a
> his fathers. VIII Boutelle has found EN-
ployment in Springfield this state.
ia Mrs. Kenyon left Thursday morning
- to visit her mother in Bristol, r. l.
where she will spend her vacation.
. The quiet Fourth was much enjoye
!, here, a. it was ushered in this year with
~, out the usual disagreeabe noise an
racket.
Miss Maud Twitchell. who has returne
recently from Los Angeles, Cal and MI
-, STROUD of New York city spent tn
=. Fourth at Martin Sparks's.
4. Miss Lottie and Duane Aldrich and w
+. ABBOTT of Bellows Falls spent IN
. Fourth with their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs
w. Aldrich, at Townshend Inn
AZ Mrs Mary Robbins of Mankato, Mimi
"a and Mrs Frank Nelur of Saratoga, y. Y
g. are at b. b. BriGham's. This is Mr.,
n Robhins's and her sisters early home.
lie The Baptist ladies' aid society met las
SIS week Thursday and served their usua
supper for the members and the goo
number who came in to partake wit
them.
=. DR. Hamlin of Tougaoo University
~ who is here for the summer, left Monda
morning with his wife to attend the Ma
in tonal Educationa convention being hel
in Boston this week.
s. Mr.. Railey's auction was held on Tues
n day afternoon, with a good number pres
ge ent. Mr.. Bailey will leave soon 10
of Brookfield. Mass, where he has tw
brothers and other relatives.
st Coons are killing hens and chickens 70
rs the farmers. James Edison lost fou
large hens and afterward caught TN
IN coon in a trap. Mr.. Stowell and Cairo
nix Franklin mad the same experience.
Congratulations are extended by friend
ne here to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Willard c
Ir Burlington on the birth of son, RobeI
Price Willard, and grandson to Mr.
Ia Abby Willard of this place, and Mrs. An
~ Price of Brooklyn.
Mr.. Macdonald, who moved here wit
- mis- family from Providence, r. l., som
=; time ago on account of poor health wi
-, return this week and work at his oil
- trade as silversmith in the Gorham mani
80 featuring establishment. The family wi
remain here.
The Sunday school classes OF Mrs or
in son Follett and Mrs. Minnie Rand had
picnic on the Ephriam Fuller farm I'll
ba Fourth and enjoyed a pleasant tim
Ice cream, cake and lemonade WEI
served. The principal game was has
lS ball. in which both hOVs and girls