Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-11-18
TOWNSHEND.

Mrs. Alton Holden is i'll with bronchitis.
Frank Clarke is at home from West
moreand.
Luke Blood has been working at Mrs.
Metcafs this fall.
Miss Martha Crane has been at home
recently for "A visit.
Miss Abblc Toilette is at home from
her school In Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Marsh visited in
Brattleboro last week
Frank Livermore. former resident
was I'm town last week.
Many cattle that were at pasture were
caught out in the storm.
The ladies' home club met last week
Wednesday with Mrs. Dale.
Mrs Bruce OF New York city is visiting
her sister, Mrs. A, A. Blood.
Miss Adde Reed of Brattleboro visited
Miss Myra Hobart last week.
The storm and wind Sunday made bad
work with the telephone wires.
Mr.. Stewart. the engineer at the new
MILL boards at Mrs. Metcalfs.
Ray Shine visited his uncle Ed Shine,
I'm South Londonderry last week.
Mrs. Mary Phillips has returned from
visiting her son In Millers Falls.
Theron Turner Of Philadelphia visited
his brother, Wibut Turner, last week.
Mrs. Mabel Farnsworth and daughter,
Irene. visited last week i'm East Jamaica.
Edwin Harris who has been very ILL., is
more comfortable at the present writing.
VIII Boutelle was badly injured about
the head at the new steam mill last week
Ella Smith and Mrs, Lydia Fullerton
are at Atwell Farwell's in the west VIII
lage.
Miss Myra Hobart, who has been at
tleboro
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Derry visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Derry,
last week
Frank Powers has finished work for
Mr.. Cushing, and begun work for
Homer Ambrose.
Miss Minnie Durham. one of the SEM
mary students, is back this week, after
spending last week at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Allbee very pleas
antly entertained a few of their friends
| at o'clock tea at their home Wednesday
evening.
Ed Williams of Erving, Mass, has
| hired the house lately bought by Frank
| Hutchinson. Mrs. Williams is a daughter
OF Mr.. Hutchinson.
Edwin Hastings is making improve
| ments at his home by taking away the
front yard fence and grading the ground
in front Of the house.
The Dorcas Guild served a chicken pie
| supper last Friday evening. which was a
credit to themselves. and was much en-
| joyed by all who partook.
Mr. Ashford OF Athol spent Sunday at
| Carl Johnsons. He came to look after
the timber on his place. known as the
| Shattuck farm which is being cut by the
! Hutchinson brothers.
We wish that all who go out OF town
! for Thanksgiving or who entertain COM
pany at home would kindly give to the
| correspondent the information as early
as possible for next weeks paper.
Mrs Ira Pratt observed her birthday
anniversary by inviting in a few of her
neighbors last week Tuesday evening
| 10 partake Of a chicken pie supper. 4
very pleasant evening was spent with
music and games.
The Hadassah league held a pleasant
| social Tuesday evening A lunch was
| served at o'clock. There was sale OF
| aprons and various articles that some OF
the business firms in Brattleboro had con-
tributed. Some of the things were sold
by auction. Roscoe Marsh acting as auc-
| tioneer.
Snow fell rapidly all day Sunday and
sleighs were used Monday. We hope
winter hasn't set in so early. While
the snow was not dritted in the village
|
| town there were drifts 20 feet deep, and
| some shoveling had to be done before the
stage TO SaXtons River could pass. There
was a high wind
Miss Eta Cobb closed a very successful
term OF school last week in the HOLLAND
district, with n party for the pupils a.
her home. Scholars without marks ar,
Rosie and Edwin Whitney. Miss Cobb
has been engaged for the winter term
Until this term there has been no schoo
in this district for many years owing t
the lack of scholars to attend.
The village schools closed the fall tern
last Friday. The whole number of pu
pills In the grammar department was "a
Those who attended every day and haC
no marks of any kind are Ethel Sparks
Ethel Carleton, Mildred Phillips and Ra,
Shine; not absent. but having one tard,
mark. Hazel Jones Ella Ware, Florenc,
Marsh. Myrtle Marsh and Raymond
Cobb. In the primary department tn,
number of pupils was 90. Those havin,
no absent marks during the term ar,
Miranda Marsh. Roland Derry Harr,
Moore, Raymond Phillips. Merrill
Sparks: absent one-half day, BETH
Carleton and Norman Royal: absent on
day, Guy Chase and Effie Stowen.