Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-10-14
TOWNSHEND,

Herbert Kidder recently lost a valuable
horse.
Miss Grace Bryan is visiting Miss Anna
Twitchell.
A session of the probate court was
held here Saturday.
Miss l}ickford Of Riverside Is visiting
at Mr.. Truesdells.
Mrs. Toomis of Rowe, Mass, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Stone.
Mrs Hayden has been in her old home
in Brockton, Mass, recently.
Mrs. Florence Holland of Brandon is
visiting her son, Park Holland.
Mr.. Mccoy has gone to Fitchburg to
work at his trade as carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mason have return
ed from their visit to Minnesota.
Miss Pease Of Brattleboro has visited
Miss Bertha Phillips the past week.
Mr. Allbee has placed a street lamp on
his premises in the north part of the
village.
Miss Ballard, who visited Miss Myra
Hobart. has returned to her home in
Brooklyn.
Mr.. Byard a former resident of this
place, has been a recent visitor here from
Maiden, Mass.
Prof John Colburn of Manchester spent
Saturday and Sunday with his sister, Mrs..
Orison Follett.
Miss Helen Wellman is taking a vaca-
tion and Miss Josie Taft is filling her
place at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellman, who live on the
road to West Townshend will soon cele-
brate their golden wedding,
rhe Baptist ladies' aid society will
serve their annual harvest supper the last
| Wednesday in the month, Oct 20.
A party OF hunters from Massachusetts
! who have been here a number of falls
came to the Inn Tuesday evening
Edith Lowe gives notice that magazines
| should be brought in, as the sale will be
held at her house op Friday, Oct. 81
Mrs. Reynolds of Brockton, Mass, is
visiting Mr.. Hayden and family, who re-
Gently bought the Evans Brothers farm.
Mr. Bean is carrying the pupils from the
Church district to this village in place of
Mrs. Derry, who is suffering from a lame
arm.
Miss Crosby of Brattleboro spent Sun
day with Miss Smith, teacher in the SEM
mary. They were classmates at Smith
| college.
Raymond Brown, a lad from WATERFOWL,
| Mass, who has spent several summers
at ]. II. Wares. remains there this fall
and is attending school
The high winds have shaken off many
apples. Many cows have gotten drunk
from the apples and the owners have lost
milk from them the past week
Mr.. Frazier of Amsterdam, n. Y, who
has worked for Fred Rand the past sum-
mer, has gone to the Worlds Fair in St
Louis with party Of friends from his
| home.
Mr. and Mrs. Scarlet of Yalo. Calf
visited last week a B. Il. Brigham's s. Mrs
| Scarlet's mother was. before her marriage
Miss i.aurette Brigham. a native OF this
place
MIR. Herrick one of the workmen on tho
new mill, has been seriously i'll at his
boarding place, Mrs. Metcalfs, and his
wife ana daughter from Brattleboro visit
ed him.
Mrs. George Allbee and Mrs. Snow Wis
tied in Grafton last Friday and Miss Ma
| bel Allbee, who is teaching in the Pettin-
gill district, came home with them tc
spend Sunday
Guy Austin will be engineer at the
steam mill In place Of Mr.. Derry who Is
not able on account of III health TO re-
main in that capacity. where he has had
several years OF service.
Mr.. Kenton of Philadelphia. who was a
pupil of c. r. Smith. has been in town
the past week, looking up old friends He
went Saturday to Middlebury, where he
attended college after leaving here.
Mrs. Edgar Allbee entertained few
friends very pleasantly at her home to ar
alAeI ipoil Attt 1 utSudN. he evening Wds
much enjoyed, with instrumental music
and songs by Mr.. Micott and Mr. Marsh.
]. E. Edison and Fred Smith OF this
place will sell at auction their farm and
stock on Saturday of this week, the 18th
at 10 o'clock, as they will soon leave town
j. II. Ware will be auctioneer. This will
be the largest sale that has taken place
in town in a long time.
Mr. and Mrs Napoleon Smith and mait
from Washington. d. c.. are guests at tn,
hotel Mr.. Smith Is n native of this plac,
and is a son of the late Gen ROLAND
Smith. who owned and occupied for many
years the farm that is now occupied by
Mr.. Hogdon of Boston. Mr.. Smith OBJ
tanned his title in the old militia or train
ing days. One of his sisters married Tu
dor Jenckes n talented lawyer of New
York. and another sister a brother of Mr.
| Jenckes.
DR.. Patterson will be at Townshend I'M
next Tuesday and Wednesday Oct is and 49,