Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01
ToWNSHEND.

Merle Randall is seriously III.
Miss Edith Clarke is visiting in town.
The sugar season, SO far, is nothing to
boast of.
Fred Lowe is better this week after his
severe Illness.
Miss Sadie Whitney is working at e.
=. BatChcldcr's.
Mrs. Jane Derry returned last week from
a visit in Guilford.
Russell Blood was home from Bellows
Falls over Sunday.
Mildred Hardy has been visitor at
Mrs. Dale's this week.
Mr. ana Mrs. John Allbcc visited last
week at e. II. Allbee's.
The students held n social last Satur-
day evening at seminary hail.
Charlie Newton of Brattleboro is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs \. A. Blood.
Ernest Allen has been a clerk in Fred
loves store during his Illness.
Mrs G. II. Baker has been called to
Burlington by her mothers illness
Sadie Underwood Of Goddard seminary
visited Miss Cora Brown last week
Mrs Harry Adams visited her parents,
MIR. and Mrs Henry Twitchel last week.
There will be an Easter sermon and
appropriate music at both churches Sun
day
Edward Johnson has bought the Met
calf place, nearly two miles from the vii
lage.
The Dorcas Guild will meet with Mrs.
Harry Franklin next week on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. w. H. Miles spent severa, days
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Cutler last
week in Brookline.
Rev f. \. Royal oficiated at the fu-
neral of Mrs. Woodburn of Putney and
also Mrs. Osgood of Brookline.
The snow drifts are fast disappearing
with the warm sun, and wagons have
been used for more than a week.
Leonard Frazier of Amsterdam, y. Y.
IS spending his college vacation at Fred
Reeds and enjoying the sugar season
Mrs. G.. r. Davidson is visiting at DR.
Osgood after spending some time with
her brother Dr. Andrews. in Burlington.
One of the young lady students walked
TO her home in Jamaica on Sunday. when
she found she could not go on the cars
Saturday night.
Mrs. Chaplin Carpenter so well known
here, has returned to missionary labor
IN Japan She went at her own expense
sailing March Is.
The new assistant principal in the sem
mary Miss Martha. Hopkins. from Maine
is a graduate Of Colby university and
stood well in her class
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur f3outelle. teach
ers in the high school at Medford Mass
visited at George Boutelles last week.
also Mr.. and Mrs. viii Boutelle
Those who are i'll and those who are re-
covering from illness are Russell Aldrich
Mrs Miles Mrs. Leslie Lowe Fred Lowe
Mrs. e. b. Batchelder Mrs Albert Frank
lin.
We have not seen or heard from any
one here who felt the jar from the earth
quake, which we regret. as we are sorry
TO be so far behind our friends in neigh
boring towns.
Bertha Phillips has gone to the County
House at Newfane to work She will re-
main through court time Mrs Mabel
Farnsworth will work at the other hotel
at court time
Wilbur Cushman and son, Robert. Of
New YORK city. are visitors at J. c. Taft's
MI Cushman has recently bought a sum
,ner nome In Bernardston, Mass. which
IS being put in order and to which the
family viii soon move
The legacy of SI1OQ left bv the lote
Deacon Jonas Allen and wife in his viii
10 De equally divided between the Ameri-
can Baptist Home Mission society and the
vermont Baptist state convention has
been paid 10y the administrator of his es
tate f. l. Hastings and receipts have
teen received FOR the amount.
Or. y. G. Patterson will be at the
IoWnshend Inn next Tuesday. April ).