Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-11-11
TOWNSHEND.


A good number Of voters were out
Tuesday.
Russell Blood was at home from Bellows
Mrs. H. Jones has recently visited Mrs.
Abby Willard.
Please remember the Hadassah sale the
evening OF the 18th.
Mr. Bean now brings the children from
his district 20 school
The Individual communion set is In use
Mt the Baptist church.
Miss Anna Twitchell has returned from
visit In Bratteboro.
Mr.. Micott, the teacher, spends Sun
day at his home in Newfane.
Myrtle Cobb has finished work at Orison
Follett's and returned to Londonderry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Croser visited their
| daughter. Mrs Lottie Holden, last week
Mrs. Harry Adams has been visiting
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Henry Twitch
| ELL
Ethel Jones has returned from Derry.
| N H., where she spent the summer and
| fall.
Mrs. Addle Lawrence is going to Spring
| field, Mass, to care for her sister at the
hospital.
Mrs. Miles attended the social OF the
| ladies' aid society In Brookline Wednes-
day evening.
The Dorcas Guild will serve a chicken
pie supper this, Friday, evening, egin-
ming at o'clock.
Melvin Austin has gone to Westminster
| to spend the winter with his daughter,
Mrs. Fred Klmball.
Mrs. Judson Derry was called to Brat
| tleboro last week by the illness of her
son. Clarence Derry
Mrs. George Ware was here several
days last week. caring for her uncle Ed
win Harris, who is very Ill.
Moses Smith and his daughter, Mrs.
| Annie Newcomb, OF Wardsboro visited
Mrs. Lizzie Barber last week.
The Harding auction was held last
| week Thursday, with good number pres .
ent, but the farm was not sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Aldrich attended
last week the funeral OF Mr.. Aldrichs sis
ter. Mrs. Jerusha Brown, OF Walpole.
John Bartlett has returned from a visit
| In New York state. and is working for
Roscoe Marsh in the blacksmith shop.
Francis Eddy. an old resident, is very
feeble, and his daughter. Mrs Pike OF
White River Junction. is here to care for
him.
Auctions are getting to be quite the
! rage. We learn there Is to be another or
the 18th. when Mr.. SWEET will sell his
household furniture.
DR.. Rice has sold the horse he has driv.
en- some time to an Athens man. and nov
has handsome young cream coloret
horse which was raised by Leslie Howe.
Mrs. Addie Greene, who closed her
house some time ago. went to Rutland
Mass, to visit her niece, and will II
from there to ter home in Jacksonville
Fla
The Hadassah league held a very pleas.
gnCiQl n % Ia at
Tuesday evning. There were recitatlons
and violin music by the Misses Garfield
Refreshments were served There was
large number prese
Mrs. ]. ii. Ware and Mrs Fred Willard
have returned from their trip to Mont
pelier with their husbands. who were a
home over Sunday and remained to vote
Mr.. Willard was at home for the frs
time since the opening of the session.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Howard, VIII,
have been in Ludlow some time with
daughter. will be at their home her,
soon. where they will stay through tn,
winter. In the spring they will go 4
Mr.. Howard's former home in New Yorl
state.
The funeral OF Mrs. Helen Wetherbe,
was held at her late home. Rev. E A
Royal officiating large number o
friends and neighbors were present. Mr.
Royal and Mrs. w. II. Miles sang tw,
selections. Mrs. Alice Brigham OF South
boro, Mass, Mrs. Angie Nash of Worces
ter, VIII Wetherbee and Frank Wether
bee OF Leicester, Mass. children OF Mrs
Wetherbee, were here.
West River Grange will meet Frida,
evening. Nov. is. at o'clock. Following
Is the program: Music reading. Mrs
Eulth Cobb: music. Mr.. and Mrs A. Il
Franklin: recitation, DIR. Osgood; music
reading. a poem. Mrs. Marsh; question
To- ,-t@ AZ
charity?" Every member of the Grang,
is asked TO repeat a quotation from hi
favorite poet. All are requested to re
spond cheerfuly to this request.