Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-10-28

Clifford Holbrook is one of the hunters
in town.
Mrs. L. o. Reed is visiting her son in
Amsterdam, n. Y.
Mrs. r. w. Snyder and son spent Sun
day in Wardsboro.
Don Boutelle lost one Of his best Jersey
cows the past week.
The Townshend Inn has been filed to
overlooking with guests.
Eugene Cudworth and family are
spending the week in Londonderry.
Rev and Mrs Cahee of Readsboro were
recent visitors at Mrs. Lottie Dunton's
Joseph Cummings and family of Lon
donderry are visitors at Mrs. Lizzie Bar
bers.
Mrs. Reynolds has returned to her home
in Brockton, Mass, after a visit at Mr.
Hayden's
The Baptist mission circle met on
Thursday afternoon Of last week with Mrs
Celia Cutler.
Mr.. Coc of Hyde Park. Mass, is visit
ing his friend. Edwin. at his boarding
place, ~ a. Mason's.
Mr. Bugbee, who has recently moved
from here to Newfane has started fish
cart through this place.
The next meeting Of the Dorcas Guild
will be held with Mrs. Wilbur Turner
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Harris are in feeble
health. Mrs. Helen Wetherbee is Sc
riously i'll from an apoplectic shock.
Miss Helen Wellman is back at Towns
bend Inn to resume her work after her
vacation and trip to New York state.
Perley Dutton. who is attending school
at Mt. Hermon. has so far recovered from
his recent Illness as to resume his studies
Mr.. Frazier has returned alive from the
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cidents and the unprecedented loss of life
therefrom
Mr. and Mrs Ezra Slack and Mr.. and
Mrs II. +. Welman of Brattleboro were
among the guests at the Townshend Inn
Thursday.
We hear that Mrs Lucy Franklin has
bought the place known as the Josiah
Taft farm at the West village and that
her son, VIII Franklin, will occupy IL.
Mrs. Sarah L. Underwood has conveyed
her interest in the small lot" so-called
in this town, to George Underwood of
Bellows Falls and l.. c. Richardson Of
Westminster.
Badges We're distributed at the Baptist
Sunday school last Sunday for constant
attendance Mrs. +. l.. Hastings received
the two-year badge and Mrs. Kenyon the
three-year badge.
+ Wilbur Cushman and bride who are
just bdNk iIpin l1elT wedding journey,
were here last week in their automobile
They visited at ]. C. Tafts and from here
went to Henry Sage's in Jamaica.
Mrs. Cheney and Mrs. Ella have re-
turned from the Adirondacks. They will
leave next week, Nov. l, for Beloit Wis,
and Mrs. c. II. Willard will accompany
them for stay of several weeks at her
old home.
Rev. +. A. Royal gave a very interest
ing report Sunday morning OF the State
Sunday school convention held at Ludlow
last week which was much enjoyed and
was considered one of the best that has
ever been held This week on Thursday
evening Fred Randall gave an interesting
report of the convention to the Congre-
gational church.
Three numbers of Scribner's Magazine
and two of the Century are missing and
have not been handed to the president Of
the Magazine club, Miss Edith Love- for
the autumn sale. 1t can readily be seen
how this carelessness affects the sale, for
no one wants the magazines when the
numbers are incomplete. We wish all
members would see to 1t that they are
not the ones who are detrimental to the
club, and that greater care might be used
in the future with the sale in view, so
that no numbers are missing