Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-11-25
TOWNSHEND.

The schools are closed this week.
Mr. Coane is visiting at ARA Bensons.
Chauncy Gale and son spent Sunday in
town.
Carl Bruce has been a recent visitor
at Frank Pierce's.
Mrs. william Mccoy visited in Wards
boro last week.
Mrs l.. o. Reed has returned from
visit i'm Amsterdam, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. SWEET have left town. They
will go to Florida this winter.
Mrs. Olive Thayer visited last week
at f. l.. Thayer's in East Jamaica.
Edwin Sawyer left Wednesday morning
for his home in Hyde Park, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Burlingame of Graf
ton called on friends in town last week.
Fred Reed and family have been spend
ing some time in Winhall at Mr.. Bryants.
George Alexander of SaXtons River
spent a day last week with Mr. Garlic
ton.
The new steam mill was shut down last
week on account of break in some Of
| the machinery.
Mrs Leslie Lowe and Mrs. Rice have
visited recently at Elliot Blodgetts in
| Brattleboro.
Miss Jennie Bemis was the guest of her
sister, Grace, who was one of the semi
nary students.
Inc drawing OF lumber To the steam Hlll
at Harmonyville has begun much earlier
than usual this fall.
! Addie Lawrence has returned from
Hanover n. H., where she attended her
sister at the hospital.
Horace Gale is making extensive re-
pairs on his farm buildings. Everett
Phillips is doing the work.
Raymond Brown, who has been at j. II.
Wares the past season, has returned to
in NatprtOup Mass
Mr. Micott preferred to teach in his
home town this winter, and Oren Smith
will teach the village school in the higher
department.
Henry Trip. and Mrs. Morse who have
been at work three months for Emery
Jones' have finished work there and have
gone to Claremont.
News has been received of the serious
illness of Henry Salisbury of Science
tady, y. Y. Mr. Salisbury Is native OF
this town, and was postmaster here many
years.
We have had very severe weather for
this time of year. In some places the mer-
curry registered four degrees below zero,
and in other localities zero last Fri
day morning.
Newell Jennlson is digging a cellar on
his land known as THE fiat east of the
village, and will put up a house. 1t is a
pleasant location, and water can easily
be brought from Peaked mountain.
Albert Kimball. a graduate OF Philips
Limerick academy. has finished a success
full term of school in Grafton, and is
spending his vacation with relatives In
Arlington. Mass. Mr.. Kimball will return
for the winter term.
one OF the oldest maple trees in town
in front OF Fayette Cooks house, was
cut down last week on account of decay
in the heart and its liability to blow
down and do damage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Livermore enter
tanned some of their HarmonyVille
p friends one evening recently. while theii
cousin Frank Lvermore, was theii
guest Their new photograph spoke &c
, the crowd in song and recitation and a
: pleasant time was spent
( Friends here have received announce
= ment of the marriage Of Miss Alberta
4 Moor OF Waltham, Mass. to DIR. William
s $ Wyatt on Nov. 10 The cards state
AT home after Jan. l. East St Louis
ill.," Miss Moor was the elocution teach
err during Principal Edgecomb's stay
p here and was one OF the best teachers II
that branch. She delighted her hearers
: | in many OF the surrounding towns will
o her recitals.
= Mrs Helen Gray Farrand of Detroit
J. Mich is visiting her cousins. Edwin II
= and Augusta l. Fessenden. She Is {
e daughter OF the late DIR. Amos Gray o
Dexter. Mich, whose boyhood days wer
=, spent on the Amos Gray farm. recent,
!, owned and occupied a homestead b,
= the late Alonzo D. Fessenden. in schoo
= district No. in Townshend. DR.. Ora,
:. was a brother Of the late Wyllis lyle
y Gray, also OF Mrs. Lydia Gray Pierce
- Betsey Gray Fessenden. Mehitable Ora.
q Bellamy. Sophia. Ruth and Polly Gray.