Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-01-15
TOWNSHENO.

Miss Era Austin is working at Orison
Foetts.
Carl Johnson has visited recently In
Westminster
Mr.. stebbins of Fitchburg Mass, Wis
tied at Dr Nashs last week.
1t is rumored that Evans Brothers have
sold their farm to men in Boston
Miss Jessie Johnson led the Christian
E,ndeavor meeting Sunday evening
MIR and Mrs. SWEET of Brattleboro have
moved into Harrison Eddys house
Mrs Harry Adams spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry Twitch-
ell.
Edwin Eddy and son, Frank, are filling
several cars with bark ready for mar
ket.
Mr.. Sawyer of Peru visited his daugh-
ters Mrs. Irving and Mrs. Fred Watson,
| last week
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Albee spent Sun
day with Mr. Albee's parents in Cam
bridgeport.
c. @. Stebbins entertained his rela-
| tives and friends very pleasantly at din
ner recently
Mr.. stoddard building contractor in
| Fitchburg, Mass, is in town this week
looking for lumber
Mr.. Legree of Watertown, n. Y, has
|
| Mrs j. Underwood.
Miss Sadie Holden, a student, spent
last Sunday with Miss Stella Austin at
| her home in Brookline.
The roll call at the Baptist church will
take place the first Saturday in February
and further notice VIII be given.
Earl Hamin is suffering from "A very
sore thumb. His brother, George, is as
sisting him in his work at Deacon Steb-
| binss.
Mr. Kingsbury and brother of Jamaica,
students in the seminary, are at their
home this week on account of trouble
with their eyes.
The senior class in the high school in
| Brattleboro took sleigh ride to this place
| last Friday, and enjoyed supper at the
| Townshend Inn.
Mrs Jerusha Underwood has moved her
goods into A. a. Shows small tenement
She spent Saturday and Sunday with Il.
NJ. Thayer's people.
Don't forget the lecture this, Friday
evening by Miss Helen Goesmann of
| Amherst on Homes in Foreign Lands
in the Baptist vestry.
A. A. Edison of Chester, general agent
for the DeTaval separator, was in town
recently w. a. Eddy, the local agent
has sold one to Mr.. Stone
Mrs. Theodore Rand, Mrs Greenwood
and Mr. Beebe have been on the sick list
Mrs. L. b. Batchelder is recovering from
illness. Frank Pierce, who has been i'll,
is better.
Charles o. Howe, who has been visit
ing at E l.. Hastings's and with friends
and relatives. started last Thursday on
the return trip to his home in Vancouver,
British Columbia.
Lizzie Barber, who was with her son.
Herbert several weeks, returned to her
home in the village Monday She will go
to Wardsboro soon to spend some time
with her father and sister
Rev. Z. \. Royal preached the annual
sermon in the roll call at the Baptist
church at South Newfane last week on
Thursday evening. He also ofiiciated at
Mrs. Tuthll's funeral in Newfane.
Mrs. Edith Sparks came home after
the death of her father, but has now re-
turned to Westmoreand to be with her
mother for the present. and will remain
until the auction which Mrs Aldrich will
have in few weeks.
\ relative of Senator Redfeld Proctor
here has received an invitation to the
wedding of Redield Proctor jr., on We'd
nesday evening, Jan. 81. to Miss May
Sherwood Hedrick. in the First Presby-
terrain church at Salisbury, n. c. They
will be at home after Feb. 10 at Proctor.
| c. b. Smith, former principal of Lee
land x Gray seminary. received Christ
mas substantial token of the esteem
and respect of his former pupils. Mr.
Smith, until disabled by an accident
was for many years employed in one of
| the governments departments at Wash
ington. Judge Waterman OF Brattleboro
and Mrs. Carrie Farrar of New York
city We're the ones who brought about the
pleasant gift for one so worthy of it.
At the annual meeting of the Baptist
ed: President, G. II. Houghton; vice pres
ident, G. Q. Stebbins; secretary, F. ID.
Reed; collector, y. a. Mason prudential
committee, Il. l.. Hastings, c. Q. Steb-
bins, r. ID. Phillips; treasurer f. l..
Hastings; bookkeeper, Mrs. Sarah Will
son; auditor, Fred Willard; water COM
mittee, r. ID. Phillips ushers Frank
Gray Raymond Starr Arthur Greenwood
and Raymond Truesdell.
The members of the Park association.
which includes the fire association, met
pursuant to call Jan. 4. and officers for
the new year We're chosen as follows: A.
y. Blood, moderator; w. H. Miles, clerk;
+. H. Rutter, auditor; \. a. Mason. A. +.
Franklin and g. w. Cutler, prudential
committee; W. 5. Holland, treasurer; w.
ii. Miles collector. auditors. DR.. Thomas
Rice, +. Il. Eatchelder, l.. Nj. Wetherbee
f.. b. Cudworth. Edgar Allbee. one
house in the village was reported by the
chief engineer to be unsafe.