Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-10-23
TOWNSHEND.

Miss Cora Barnes was a visitor in town
recently.
Mrs Clara Baybrook is visiting Miss
Fletcher.
Miss Mabel Sage was a recent visitor at
J. G. Tafts.
Alfred Spencer has gone to his home in
New York city
Twenty new books have been added to
the town library.
Mrs. Susan Ross is visiting relatives in
Worcester. Mass
Miss Alma Gale is visiting at Walter
Austins in Chester.
Harvest supper and social at the Bap
fist vestry tonight.
Repairs have been made recently on
the railroad station.
John Landman is visiting at his old
home in Londonderry
Miss Carrie Mason of Bellows Falls
spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Fred Randall and son are visiting
in South Iladley Mass.
Rev L. A. Royal and family are cx-
pected to return this week.
Miss Ella Stebbins left Tuesday for her
work in Springfield, Mass
Earle Knapp is driving a new horse
bought Of Frank Lawrence.
Mr. Pierce was able to return to his
school in the village last week.
Tuesday OF this week was one of the
most perfect Of our autumn days.
MIR and Mrs Fred Reed spent Sunday
| in Winhal with Mrs. Reeds parents
Dr. Rice and w II. Miles have improved
the sidewalks in front Of their houses.
The seminary students will hold social
next week on Friday evening. oct. 80.
Miss Durham. one of the students spent
Sunday with Miss Adams of Wndham.
Frank Rand is caring for his father in
| place of Frank Clarke who has been with
/ him 50 long.
| Mrs. Emma Clark has come to spend
| the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Her
/ bert Franklin.
| Mr.. and Mrs Alroy Snow left last Sat
urday morning to visit their son, Clarence,
| in New York city
! Mrs. Harry Adams Of Brattleboro and
Mrs Herrick Of Orange spent sunday at
| Henry Twitchells
! Mr.. and Mrs. win Willard and child Of
/ Burlington have been recent visitors at
Mrs Abby WIZARDS.
Please keep in mind the sale OF the
magazine club next week on Friday even
ing at Mrs. Fred loves
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Miles attended the
reunion OF the Fourth Vermont regiment
in bellows Falls the 18th.
Miss Lucy Franklin will go the 26th to
a. A. Goodells in Windham. where she
| will remain several days
Mrs Adde Greene expects to leave this
week for her winter home in Jacksonville,
Fla. stopping on the way for visits.
Messrs Hastings, Stebbns and Har-
thorne were appointed delegates to at
tend the Sunday school convention at Bur
liugton.
News has been received Of the birth OF
a son Phillip) to MIR and Mrs. Sellew OF
Fepperell. Mass, former teachers in the
| seminary here.
MIR and Mrs J. II. Ware, Mrs Benson.
Mrs. L. o. Reed and Mrs. Dutton attend
ed the funeral Of Grace Bailey at South
Newfanc Sunday.
Charles c. Taft 60. A prominent citizen
OF this town. died Wednesday afternoon
after an Illness of seven weeks. y more
extended notice OF Mr.. Taft will be given
nest week.
Lyman Gales house. which has been
| undergoing repairs. is ready for plastering
The carpenters are Harrison Eddy. Mr.
Morenousc Of Athens and Fred ODER. The
house will soon be ready Tor occupancy.
The news Of the death Of Miss Grace
Bailey Of Brookheld. Mass brought sad
ness To many hearts Miss Bailey was a
glr Of much promise She graduated
from the seminary last spring, after which
| she entered the business college in Al
bany and was studying there ~ the time
81 her sickness with pneumonia. Much
sympathy is felt 70. the family in their
great sorrow The funeral was held at
/ South Ncwfanc the early home Of the
parents. Beautiful flowers were sent from
her schoomates and young friends with
the initials OF the seminary. l.. q :. The
I Bailey family moved from here To Brook
field last spring