Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-11-03
TOWNSHEND.

stage for Mr.. Carleton.
John Ware took a large drove Of cows
to Fishers Island Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Of New Haven,
Conn, are guests at the Inn.
Rev. and Mrs @. II. Baker returned
last week from their vacation.
David Howard Of Orange Joined his
family last week at the hotel
The Ladies' Home club will meet with
Mrs. Dale on Wednesday, Nov. 8.
Royal Sanderson reports the rainfall for
the month Of October half an inch.
The springs and streams are low in
this region and rain would be acceptable.
Raymond Trusedell, not Leon is work.
ing on lumber job for Lon Chamberlain.
Mrs. Lois p. Rumrill is with her sister,
Mrs. Margaret Watson, at Fred Watson's.
Mrs. Ona Lyman and son visited Miss
Mae Willard and Mrs. Orison Follett last
week.
Mr.. Roundy, the drover, was here last
week with an unusually large drove of
sheep.
Mrs Eliza Thayer Of Brattleboro is
visiting at Fred Randalls and at her for
mer home.
Melvin Pratt and william Hazeltine Of
Newfane are painting and repairing at
Don Boutelle's.
Mrs Mary Watson and Mrs. Lottie
Perry visited relatives in Springfield this
state, last week
Mrs Snyder and sister, Jennie Mccoy,
have returned from visit to brother
who has been III.
Mrs. Moses Randall entertained few
friends very pleasantly at tea at her
home last Thursday afternoon.
Rev. c. d. Meacham oficlated at the
funeral of j. Q. Shumway in Jamaica
at o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker Of Cam
bridgeport have been recent visitors at
William Fishers and Edgar Allbee's.
Miss Bushnell of Beloit, Wis. who has
spent the summer at c. II. Wizards, has
returned from visit to Philadelphia.
A. A. Mason and his sister. Mrs. Sarah
Wilson, attended the funeral OF their
relative, ]. Q. SUBWAY in Jamaica Sun
day.
Mrs Eliza Twitchell, who has been in
town to visit her sister. Mrs. Moses RAN
dali, has returned to her home in Cottage
City.
Mr.. Udell. general agent for the Osborne
Moving Machine company. was In town
last week. w. II. Miles is the agent for
this town.
Edwin whitney was badly injured re-
Gently by a fail from woodshed. where
at school.
Fred Chamberlain, Mr.. Sanders and
Eugene Wetherbee are doing the finish
ing work on the interior OF Mr.. tensions
new house.
The funeral Of George Shine was held
at the home, Rev. G. II. Baker officiating
Mrs. Dale sang and was accompanied by
Mrs. Osgood.
The Windham County Sunday School
association will meet Nov. in South
Newfane. II is hoped that there will be
large attendance.
Mrs Henry Twitchell has returned from
Brattleboro and Miss Anna Twitchell has
gone TO Brattleboro to be with her sister
Mrs. Harry Adams.
Mrs Addie Greene left her summer
home in Harmonyville Saturday. She will
go to Rutland TO visit before returning
! home to Jacksonville, Fla.
Thermometers registered 90 degrees
above zero Wednesday night and Is de-
grees above on Tuesday night. Coal fires
and furnace heat were comfortable.
Word has been received Of the serious
! illness OF A. L. Convey OF Springfield, this
state. who lived several years on the
farm in this town now occupied by Fred
! Watson.
While apples are few and far between
here, we hear that they are very plent-
full at the north part of the state and are
being shipped in carloads to this desti-
tute region
C. II. Evans and win Bruce have
stepped into the places Of those who do
not belong to the Magazine club this
year in order that they may read some
OF the books In the library.
Mrs. Kendall from Terre Haute. Ind,
! and Mrs. Kidder of Gardner have been
visiting their sister, Mrs. Harriet Brad
ley. and while here the three sisters
visited their brother I'm Bondville.
Mr.. Knapp, the groceryman in
! Harmonyville, is moving from the O'Brien
! house, where he has lived since he came
to town, to the Derry house, near by.
| just vacated by the Derry family, who
| have moved to Putney.
Rev. and Mrs NJ. F. Hardy of East
Jaffrey. N. H., recently celebrated their
| 25th wedding anniversary. While Mr..
| Hardy was pastor OF the Congregational
church in this place they celebrated their
| 18th wedding anniversary.
Rev. and Mrs Ezra A. Slack and Mr..
| and Mrs. II. =. Wellman came from Brat
| tleboro Monday in MT. Stacks automobile.
making the trip In one hour and five
minutes. They were guests at the Inn
and called upon friends in the village.
Auctions are a common occurrence this
| fall. Elvin Derry had one at his farm
! last week, making the third within a
short time. Mr.. Derry. who is native
OF this place and always has lived here,
| will go to live with relatives in Massa-
chusetts or New Hampshire.
There was a large attendance at the
rally exercises of the Congregational
Sunday school last Sunday. Rev. G. H..
Baker, who had just returned from his
vacation, was presented with basket OF
flowers with words of welcome by Miss
Audrey Franklin of the infant depart
ment, in behalf OF the Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chamberlain OF
Somerville, Mass, who are spending some
time at the hotel took charge of the
union meeting at the Congregational
| church Sunday evening and gave an in
teresting talk on their work which is the
same as that OF the late DR.. Cullis OF
Boston. They hold gospel meetings three
evenings in the week at what is called
their Faith Home" Mr.. Chamberlain
is a native of this town, but left in his
young days and since has been a resident
| OF Boston.
West River Grange viii hold the next
meeting Friday evening, Nov. 10. Let
every member be present The program
will be as follows: Music, Mr.. and Mrs,
II. o. Cobb; reading, Mrs Marsh; music
Mrs. Miles; selection, Ethel Folletti
music, DIR. and Mrs. Osgood; reading
Mrs. Fred Willard music, Mr. and Mrs
II. Franklin. Subject for discussion
How to make the home happy" led by
]. o. Follett, r. w. Marsh, Mrs. A. A
| I N Gale