Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-12-16
TOWNSHEND.

Edith Sanders spent Sunday at home.
Ethel Jones has gone to Brookslde to
work.
Mr.. Harding has returned from a trip
to Boston.
Mrs. Kenyon has returned home from
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Bradley will spend the winter at
Fred Randalrs.
Mrs. A. b. Franklin has returned from
a visit in Brattleboro.
Raymond Beebe has returned from
trip to Massachusetts.
Ernest Allen and his mother were at
w S. Hollands Sunday.
Frank Clark is working for Mrs. George
Aldrich in Westmoreland.
Mrs. Morse has returned to her home
In Newfane after a visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Willard visited
Mrs Abby Willard this week.
Miss Fletcher spent Thursday of last
week with her sister in Brattleboro.
Abble Toilette has returned to Weston
after spending her vacation at home
Miss Bristol of Jamaica was in town
last week canvassing for Christmas books.
Alma Gale has returned to Springfield,
Mass, accompanied by her sister Lettie
Gale.
from his pond for the icehouses in the viii
lage.
Mr. Macdonald has come home from his
work In Providence, II. l., on account of
illness.
Mr.. Allbee has given an added comfort
to his home by the enclosure of the porch
on the south side.
The Mortified Hymnals recently have
been bought and are being used in con-
ference meetings at the Baptist church.
Everyone Is busy in some way for
Christmas. and we are reminded of the
verse, "Oh the good we all may do as
the days are going by"
The members of the Christian Endeavor
society have decided to hold their meet
ings by themselves instead Of having them
public, They began this plan last Sunday
evening.
Rev. Il. A. Royal attended the Baptist
ministers conference in Bratteboro last
| week Wednesday. and Rev G. II. Baker
| attended the meeting of Congregational
ministers there on the previous Monday
Mrs. Clara Blanchard. who came last
week to visit her mother, Mrs. Celia Cut
Ter, has left Binghamton recently, and
MIR Blanchard will go into business in
Boston, where they will make their home
Mrs. Fred Watson has returned home
| from the hospital in Burlington. improved
in health. We are sorry not to hear more
encouraging news from Mrs. Follett, who
| has been there several weeks for treat
ment
The new officers of the Christian En-
deavor society are: President, Rube Steb-
bins vice president, Mrs. Osgood: sec.
rotary and treasurer, Stella Gray; cores
/ ponding secretary. Rev. c. II. Baker; ju-
nior superintendent. Mrs. Osgood and
/ Esther Macdonald.
Fred Kimball of Westminster was IN
| town last week. and we learned from hin
that his father-in-law, Melvin Austin
| who left here a few weeks ago to spend
| the winter in Westminster at Mr.. Kim
| balls. has had one leg broken by "A kick
| of a COW which he was milking
The president OF the Magazine club ha,
| sold last years magazines for the highest
/ prices which she could get. 1t seems
/ strange that they should not be in greater
/ demand. when so much good reading car
be had for so small price. We hope tn,
/ sale will not be interfered with the com
/ ing year by having some OF the numbers
missing.
The following from the Providenc,
Journal will be OF interest here. as Mis-,
| Macdonald has spent much time in towr
! In the past: AN interesting and enjoy
| able entertainment was given last evening
/ by the Imperial Dramatic club in Knight,
/ Of Pythias hall. The club comprised pu-
/ pills of Miss Mae c. Macdonald, and Their
/ work was of such merit as to evoke FIRE
/ quent and hearty applause from the au-
/ dience and reflect credit upon their in
/ structress. The principal feature of tn,
program was Barbara" a drama in on,
| act