Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-16
TOWNSHEND.


week
Dennis Jones is sick and under the doc
tors care.
Mrs. Carl Johnson is visiting relatives
in Alstead.
Mrs. Emma johnson is suffering from
a sore hand.
Mrs. Frances Ware has been recent |
visitor in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allbee spent Sun
Mr. Stebbins of F'itchburg was at Mr.. |
Snyders last week.
Mrs Herbert Franklin is recovering
after a severe illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Eddy have been
recent visitors in town.
Mr.. Parke is setting up his mill near
the Batchelder farm.
Miss Morrison of zoar, Mass, visited
Miss Thayer last week.
Mrs. Morse of Wollaston, Mass, is
working for Emery Jones.
Mrs. IL. Winsow is spending a few days
at her home in the village.
Mrs. Earle of Woodstock, VT, has been
visitor at w. S. Hollands.
Mrs. l. b. Putnam of Wardsboro visited
at Mr.. Snyder's last week.
Mrs Henry Twitchell is in Brattleboro
this week at Harry Adamss.
The Dorcas Guild will meet next week
Wednesday with Mrs Zina Cobb.
Prentlss Carr and family spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Ann Carr.
| Mr.. and Mrs Hastings of Springfield
Mass. are visiting Mrs Ann Carr.
Mrs. Nelson Cooley and two sons spent
a few days recently at c. II. Halls.
Mrs. Kate Benedict of New York city
called upon friends in town last week.
Mrs. Aldrlch of Westmoreand is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs win Sparks
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Gould of Bellows
FAILS have spent the past week at Charles
Gould's.
Frank Farr of Westminster and George
Apln of Putney visited at J. Il. Derrys
this week.
Royal Sanderson reports the rainfall
for the month of August to have been
21A inches.
Miss Myra Hobart has returned from
Guilfotd, where she has been to visit her
sister Mrs. Ward.
Please hand in your items of news to
your correspondent We will surely give
you our thanks.
Robert Fuller and Hurdis Smith met
| with carriage accident last week, and
the latter was injured.
Mrs. Robert Carey of Greenfield, Mass,
and Truman Wallace of Springfield are
visitors at Mr.. SaXton's.
Mrs. f. II. Willard is visiting her nieces
Mrs. win Smith ana Miss Addie Shat
tuck, in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Newell, a teacher from Meriden,
Conn, who has been boarding at a. A
Masons has returned home.
Mr.. I<imball from Maine. who gradu-
ated from the seminary last term, Is
teaching in Grafton this fall.
, Miss smith. the assistant teacher sew
, eral terms In the seminary, was married
recently. Her home is in Boston.
! Mrs. Smith of Springfield, Mass, ant
| Mrs. Sprague of Mortified. Mass, Wis
, tied last week at Russell Aldrichs.
4 Rev. cyrus Hamlin and family Of Tou-
I galoo. Miss. left Tuesday morning fol
home, after spending the summer here.
: MIR. and Mrs. Fred Smith and MIR. anC
j. | Mrs AMBROSE and family took a carriag'
e | drive to Middlebury, where they visited
= two weeks.
Miss Abby Follett has returned to hei
! school in Weston after spending her va
= cation at home. This is her sixth veal
: of teaching in Weston.
, Mrs. Saxton has been visiting in Clare
= mont, y. II. She and her sister Mrs
p Carey, Of Greenfield who is visiting her
= took carriage drive there.
I Mrs. George Cooley of Claremont, n
. H., who has visited at Royal Sander
+. sons, left Tuesday of last week To visi
. htl BhithNo ~ %NpNa oNpNIds
c Mr.. Phelan of Ludlow. n graduate o
Black River academy. is teaching tn,
grammar school, and Miss Cooke ha!
charge Of the primary department.
The delegates from the Congregations
n church to the conference in Westminste
: We're Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Holbrook, MI
d and Mrs Follett, Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb an,
: Fred Randall.
J. Miss Susan Ross has received news o
the death of a half brother, Luther Ew
ings, so. of Lowell, Mass, former res
: ident OF this place. He was brother O
e Samuel Ewings.
Il An overcoat belonging TO +. b. Batch
y, elder was stolen at the Brattleboro sta
ton where he left it with his baggag
Y just before taking the cars for Montrea
i on his way TO Minnesota.
Prof. John Colburn of Manchester, prin
, cipal OF Burr Il Burton seminary has re
Gently visited his sister, Mrs. Orison Fo
! lett. We have been sorry to hear OF tn
" illness Of Mr.. Colburn's mother.
Those who attended the association a
Windham bring back an excellent repor
Of the meeting and speak in high prais
u, of their entertainment and of the bounti
:, full provision made by Windham peopl
= for all who came.
le The lady principal and assistant teach
"a er in the seminary, Miss Smith and Mis-
x Lane, by a singular coincidence have til
l. SAME names as lle teachers WHO tauSn
here previous to their coming. One is
a. graduate of Bates college, the other c
ID Smith college They board at Mrs. Wi
l. sons.
, \ pleasant reunion of the Tasting
vi family took place at Charles Hall.
IF where a picnic was held. Those from OF
er of town We're Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Hast
H. ings of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs Ho
is land Hastings, MIR. and Mrs IL. f. Can
n. and Mrs. Fannie Durham of Athens. Nj
~ Hastings entertained the company wit
er his monograph.
= We are glad to have the schoolhous
~ by the bridge in the Holland distriC
II opened after being closed for seVers
years and a school there this fail, all be
:" cause a family have moved into the dis
~ trict with seven children. The tow
~ ought TO return q vote of thanks We al
~ sule it would meet with President Roose
70 velts approval.
If The following program will be present
=, ed at the Grange meeting Sept. %: Sing
ing by Grange; reading, Mrs. Duttor
reading Mrs. Marsh singing, Mrs Miles
reading Mrs. Gale; singing Mr.. and MR.
Cobb; reading, Mr.. Stebbins; discussion
l. How can the rising generation be hes
fitted for good citizenship, and what
l. ones duty toward bringing it about ?
In Let each one take part in the discussion
The reception given Tuesday evenin
AZ by the seniors and trustees to the ne,
| faac "a ia