Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-03
TOWNSHEND.
Raymond Phillips is i'll.
Alton Holden is not as well

Peter strack was in town a short time
Saturday.
L. S. Johnson has bought house in
Jacksonville.
Mrs. Milton Thaycr has been in poor
health of late.
Sheriff Lowell of Springfield was in
town last week
Almond Marsh was at home over sun
day from Hartland.
Henry Eddy will go this week to his
old home in Stratton.
Misses Grace and Addie Morse have
been in town recently
Misses Edith Clark and Ethel johnson
spent Sunday in town.
l. b. Baldwin Of West Brattlcboro has
been in town the past week.
Almon Wheelock of Schenectady, n. Y,
spent Sunday at G. II. Wizards.
Mrs. Albert Cheney of Brattleboro Wis
tied last week at G. II. Wizards
Rev. Mr.. French of Auburn Me, visit
ed last week at Rev T.. 4. Royals.
The prospects are good for an excel
lent hay crop and plenty Of apples
Mrs Gertie Pike of White River June
ton will visit her brothers and father
soon.
Mrs Julia Willard of Putney has been
! spending several days at Mrs. Abby Will
| lard s.
Miss Bertha Phillips spent Sunday at
home. Lucy Davis of Newfane was her
guest.
The Baptist ladies' aid society will
meet nest Thursday afternoon at their
| rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Cox of Maiden
Mass, visited 'their nephew. Ira Pratt
! last week.
The exprcssman. Mr.. Allbcc. has a new
! a..
Brattloboro.
Mrs. Colburn of Manchester came Tues
day evening to spend the summer at ORR
son Foetts.
Leland Il Gray seminary has been APP
proved by the New England college en-
trance board.
The Dorcas Guild will meet next We'd
nesday afternoon at Charles Austin $
| in 1armonyvile.
Anthony Harrington Of Boston and Mrs.
| Bryant of Winhall have been recent Wis
itors at Fred Reeds.
The Congregational Home club will
meet next week Wednesday afternoon
with Miss Susan Ross
Miss Eta Hobart has returned from
Sioux City. Iowa, where she was called
by the death OF her brother.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Gould of Bel
lows Falls spent Sunday with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gould.
Mr. Morehousc Of Athens is doing car
| pentering on Judson Derry's house in
| IIarmonyville, which is being much i'm
porved.
Last year blackberry and raspberry
bushes We're in fun bloom the 10th OF
! May while this year they are just begin
ming To show their color the first Of June.
Mrs Reed was appointed delegate
from the Baptist Sunday school TO the
meeting in Brattleboro in the interest OF
| the reorganization of the Interdeuomina
tional Sunday school convention.
J. G. Taft went Saturday to Bernard
ston to take the Shetland pony and the
| Newfoundland dog, spot, to Mr.. Cush-
mans summer home The pony and dog
have been here since the Cushman child
ren were here last summer
The Christian Endeavor concert Sun
day evening was in charge OF Rev. G. H.
| Baker Of the Congregational church. DIFF
| ferent members read short accounts from
| missionaries in the field OF they work and
the two choirs rendered excellent music.
We notice in the Brantford. Ont. Daily
| Exposition a complimentary notice Of MIR
kcnyon's music recitals which have been
given in "a series In Rrantford Especial
! mention is made of Miss Esther Dale OF
this place, who has taken part as one oi
! the leading soloists. Miss Dale went
| last IAN 10 Brantford TO study music I'M
der MI Kenyon
The friends of Rev. NJ +. Hardy and
family are Interested in learning how
kindly they were received by their church
people in the new passionate I'm East Jaf-
| FREY y II. They found upon their ar
rival their goods unpacked, a new car
pet a cord OF wood barrel OF flour, and
an abundance OF 1000 awaiting them
Many o'ner acts OF KINDNESS nave beei
performed
Rev. G. H. Baker preached an excel
lent sermon Sunday morning before the
graduating class Of Leland and GRAY sem
mary from the text Isaiah 2S.2O His
theme was character building. At tn,
close. he addressed the class. giving good
advice and pointing out incentives for
them in their youth to law the founda-
tions fof noble lives. which We hone will
be carried into practice. There were
union services at tho Raptist church
and a large CONSERVATION filled the house
many friends Of tho graduates from ou,
Of town being present
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