Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-02-03

ToWNsHEND.

Frank Lawrence has a new horse.
Alice Randall has returned to Athol.
Leslie Lowe lost a valuable family horse
recently.
Harry Sparks spent Sunday in West
| moreland.
Charles Palmer and sister have been in
town recently
Mr.. Chase took possession Of the w. S.
Holland store Feb l.
w. s. Holland has been taking account
of stock the past week
Miss Myrtle Cobb of Bratteboro was at
r. w. Snyder's Sunday.
Raymond Beebe injured one hand re-
Gently at the steam mill
j. H. Ware has driven off a number of
cows from his large stock.
Maple wood is being drawn to the viii
lage for SO and $3.50 per cord
Mrs. f. L. Hastings and Mrs Twitchell
went to Biatleboro Saturday.
Harry Sparks is driving the northern
stage this week for Mr.. Carlton.
We never before heard of a second
hand bridge" Poor narrow gauge!
Prof. L. r. Jones of the University of
Vermont visited the seminary last week.
Miss Era Austin has returned from a
visit in Sandy Hill, N. Y, and Arlington,
this state.
Mrs. Abby Aiken who died recently in
SaXtons River, was formerly a resident
of this town.
The body of Mrs Clara Stone was
placed in the tomb last week. Burial will
be in the spring.
The storm last week detained some
from this place over night, who went to
Brattlcboro for the day.
The thermometer registered 10 degrees
below zero Tuesday morning, and 10 be-
low Wednesday morning.
Miss Mary Ware is at home from the
Albany Business college, where she has
been studying some time.
Miss Hannah Livermore of Londonderry
| is I'm town, called here by illness in
the family OF her nephew. Fred Liver
more.
The daily papers, as well as other mail
were much missed when there was no
train Wednesday evening on account OF
the storm.
Mrs Clara Blanchard has been housed
by Illness. Mrs. Fred willard has been
on the sick list. Eugene Bemis Is under
the doctors care.
We are sorry to learn of the illness Of
Fay Bridges, a former seminary student
who is now in the Mt Hermon school
His mother has gone to Mt Hermon on
account Of his illness
J. o. Follett, George Houghton, T.. L.
Hastings and p. II. Rutter attended the
annual meeting OF the windham County
creamery at Newfane.
Mr.. Edison has returned to his farm
after renting it for time to Fred Smith
who has moved to the Atwell Farwell
place in the west village
Mrs Arthur Hadlock and sisters. Misses
Addie and Grace Morse, visited their
aunt, Mrs. L. b. Batchelder, Monday, and
called upon former friends
The children comprising the Baptist
Mission band will hold a Martha Wash
lngton reception in the church parlors
Feb. % in the evening, at o'clock.
Mrs. Kenyon spent last week in VIII
Evansville. drilling the children for the sill
yer medal contest under the auspices of
the w. c. T. u, which takes place this
week.
The Hutchinsons, who came from Mas
sachusetts a short time ago and lived on
Ed Dunhams place, have moved to the
Lowe district, where Mr.. Hutchinson has
a lumber job.
DR.. 4. d. Nash's residence between this
village and Newfane resembles a hos
pital, as both DIR. and Mrs Nash have
been suffering with severe attacks OF grin
{. h. Smith of New Haven, Conn., who is
visiting them, also is i'll. He intended to
return home last week. but owing to ILL
ness was unable to do so. Earl Eddy is
on the sick list. and Alton Holden has
been i'll.
The juniors in the seminary gave a
banquet to the seniors Tuesday evening
at the hotel in Saxtons River. After par
taking or one of Landlord Woolley's best
suppers a delightful social time was en-
Joyed, and If there were any persons who
did not hear the class yell on the return
home OF the young people they would miss
CARRIERS trumpet. Orison Follett took
the teachers and pupils, numbering 25.
in four-horse team. and the ride was
one OF the pleasures of the occasion
In reply to the person who said in this
column We ought to feel II n priviIepe
to live in the north part of the village on
account OF the excellent paths in winter
we would say that we feel IT privilege
Tor more than one reason. We think il
the pleasantest part of the village. 1t is
a kindly neighborhood where the poldau
RUE Is observed There are no Kentucky
teuds. And last of all there are no tram
SCENTS people own their homes some have
never known any other So you see after
the above reasons the paths are a small
consideration, but can well be added to
the list with the others
Inc annual meeting of the Hadassah
league was held last week Friday in the
church parlors. and the following officers
were chosen for the coming year: Presi-
dent. Mrs. r. d. Phillips; vice president
Mrs. X. n. Marsh secretary, May Willard
assistant secretary. Mrs. S Rice; treas
urer' Cora Mason; standing committee.
Ella Stebbins, Mrs. S. Rice, Stella GRAY
Rubie Stebbins anu Mrs. A. C. Holden.
reception committee, Cora Mason Mrs.
Macdonald and May Willard; auditors
mrs. II. a. Royal, Mrs. F. D. Reed and
Mrs. Macdonald. A social time was en-
Joyed in the evening with games Re
Ireshments of sandwiches. cake and COT
fee We're served.