Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-10-13


friend has an interest in Townshend
May other former friends remember the
needs of the library.
Fred Rand was in town Wednesday.
Mrs Matte Turner is recovering from
Illness.
Ned Wyman spent Sunday with Gerald
Allbee.
Mrs. Gregg was a recent visitor in Ber-
nardston.
Mrs. Eugene Bemis has been III, but is
recovering
Wesley Phillips Of Keene was a recent
visitor here.
Hollie Wilson Of Brattleboro spent Sun
day at home
Lyman Gale. senior, is making repairs
on his house.
Eugene Bemis has a new horse, bought
OF Mr.. Carlton.
Bert Pierce OF Greenfield has recently
visited at home.
Cyrus Farmer has gone to Chester to
spend the winter.
Mr.. Coe of Hyde Park, Mass. is visit
ing Edwin Sawyer.
Mrs Lottie Holden visited her sister in
Newfane last week.
Colds that affect the throat are pre-
valent and many are ILL.,
Mrs Susan Lawrence is visiting her
sister in Saxtons River.
Ethel Jones went Oct. to Hanover, y.
H., for an indefinite stay.
Mr. and Mrs George Allbee visited in
Londonderry over sunday
Mrs. Sarah Carr has been spending
some time at Charles Halls.
George Aldrich has left here and gone
to Dummerston 10 find work.
Mrs. Crandan OF Hooslck Falls, n. Y,
is visiting at Aaron Aldrich's.
Miss Addie Reed of Brattleboro is a
visitor at Miss Myra Hobarts.
Ira Pratt has sold several bushels OF
peaches of his farm this fall
New books have been bought for use in
chapel service at the seminary.
Guy Nelson has gone to Brattleboro to
learn the uphostering business.
Mrs. Durham OF Athens recently visit
ed her nephew, Edward Durham.
Mrs. Clark of Wardsboro is with her
daughter, Mrs. Herbert Franklin.
Mrs. Alpha Allen and daughter are
visiting her father, Cyrus Farmer
Some fields of potatoes We hear are not
worth the digging, owing to the rot.
Perley Dutton has been at home this
Gilbert Boutwell, was Injured by a horse
last week. but is able now to be about
Inez Blodgett is visiting relatives in
Winchester, Swanzey and Keene, n. II.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker will leave Wednes-
day morning on "A two weeks vacation.
Asa and Byron Thompson have return
ed to their home in White Plains, N. Y.
Maggie Iadd has rented her farm to
George Cook, who will move there soon.
Miss Batchelder OF Laconia, n. H.,
visited last week at Mrs. Fred Lawrence $.
Seymour Howard, since the death of his
wife, has gone to his sons in Bellows
Falls.
Miss Edith Webster has returned from
Williamsville, where she has been some
time
Mr.. Park went to his mill to work on
Monday for the first time since he was
injured
Edward Holden and family and Elliott
| Jenison visited last week at Windsor
Whitney's.
Has anyone ever seen the foliage moi
beautiful in the turning process thar
this autumn?
Jolly times are reported at huskings
held Tuesday night at Leslie loves an6
ut Mr.. Stones.
Herbert Franklin and family and Alice
Franklin visited recently at Ernest Frank
| Inns in Putney.
Mrs Jane Derry and Rowland of Sax
tons River spent a few days at Charlie:
Halls last week.
The Rowe family have moved the pas
week from the Mccoy place to Cyru
Farmers tenement.
Mrs. Susie Atwood is spending SOM
time with her sister, Mrs Henry Stratton
at the West village.
Harley Lowe, supervisor at the insan
asylum at Mattapan, Mass, has visite'
his brother Fred Lowe
Madame Colburn returned with her son
Prof John Colburn, to Manchester, wher
she win spend the winter.
Elvin Derry has returned from Ney
Hampshire, where he spent some tim
with his sister and nephew.
Charles Wellman and family of Cheste
were in town last week. Mrs. Lizzi
Wellman returned with them
Miss Abby Adams of Williamsvile,
seminary student, was called home las
Friday by the illness of her father.
Ray Bemis lost a valuable dog tina
captured a hedgehog and had it's hea
so filled with quilts it had to be killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormando Jenison of Woon
socket r. l., are here visiting his brother
Romance, and nephew, Newell Jenison
Russell Aldrieh has brought the write
some fine specimens of Northern SIP
apples raised on his farm one year ago
The new engine for the steam mill
expected this week and the new industr
of making skewers is soon to be startet
Jerry Lowe had one leg badly injure
Saturday, when he was struck by a boar
thrown back from a planer. He is gain
ing.
Mrs. Miles and her sister of Hartfor,
Conn, who are visiting here, spent som
time in Brookline last week at Fred Cut
| ler's.