Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-08-25
TOWNSHEND.

hdymonu starr went to keene Monday.
Miss Edith Sanders was at home last
week
Mrs. Henry Twitchell was at home over
Sunday
Fred Hodgdon wen to New York city
last week
John Shaw has been at his uncles, John
| Whitcomb's
William Judd is the engineer at the
Park steam mill.
Miss Cora Barnes was at Mrs. Olive
Thayers Sunday.
Mr.. tensions new house is nearly ready
| for the plastering
Mr.. and Mrs. Grape visited in South
| Wardsboro last week
DR.. Hamlin will preach at the Congre-
gational church Sunday
Mrs. Jerusha Underwood of Bondville
was in town last week.
Miss johnson of Bernardston has been
a visitor at Henry Cobb's.
Mrs. Fred Lawrence has been helping
! with the work at the hotel.
]. H. Ware and daughter, Laura, were
in Bellows Falls last week.
Clara Stone has returned from a visit
in Newton and other places.
Mr. Railway and son are threshing for
| the farmers across the river.
! Miss Stella Gray is spending some time
at the meetings at Mortified.
Ethel Smith of SaXtons River visited
! this week at Martin Sparkss.
Haynes Sanders's brother of Springfield,
Mass, visited him over Sunday
! Ernest Leno has returned from Middle
! bury and has begun cutting logs.
Prof. Lewis, the new principal at the
seminary, came Tuesday evening.
Misses Eta and Mary Gage of Fitch
| burg are visitors at j. II. Wares
| Mrs. VIII Sparks and two children are
! visiting her mother in Westmoreland
John Cobb of Wardsboro recently spent
a few days with his uncle. II. o. Cobb.
Mrs. Wilder and two boys have re-
| turned to their home in North Adams.
Silas Wellman who was about so years
of age, died Monday after long Illness
Miss Frazier one of the boarders at
Walter Eddy's, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ann Eddy and Pauline left Mon
| day for their home in Sioux Falls, S. ID.
Wallace Moore returned last Friday
| from a visit to his home in Riverside,
/ Mass.
Miss Florence Fits Of Brattleboro visit
ed at her uncle's, L. II. Fessenden's, last
! week.
Miss Carrie Randall has returned to
/ Athol after spending several weeks at
| home.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Perry are on the
/ Heman Perry place. Mr.. Perry is cutting
! the hay.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Benedict of New
/ York city were guests OF Miss Fletcher
| Tuesday,
Mrs. Joseph Rowland and three children
| OF New York city are guests at Herbert
| Kidder's.
Miss Ethel Johnson Of wardsboro spent
! Sunday with her former classmates In the
! seminary.
Haynes Sanders. Mrs. Brigham and
| Mrs. c. IL. Willard were on the sick list
| last week.
Gerald Allbee and sister, Mabel. are
visiting the Bishop family in Winches-
ter. y. II.
Rob Parsons, who has been at work in
! the corn canning factory in Brattleboro
| is at home.
Miss Maud Greenwood's two little sis
tiers are visiting her at the home Of their
/ grandparents.
Henry Hastings OF Westminster West
| has been with his sister. Mrs. Charlie
/ Hail. a week.
The West hill boys administered another
defeat to Wardsboro Saturday, the score
| being % to s.
Mr. Marsh of st. Louis is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Colburn. and niece. Mrs.
! Orison Follett
f. Howard and II. Kidder are cutting
| the hay on what is known as the Edwin
! Fessenden farm.
J. IL. Carroll Of Northheld, Mass. lum-
/ Der contractor. was in town from Satur-
! day until Tuesday.
! Miss Myra Hobart has returned after
| an absence of several weeks In Guilford
/ and Mortified, Mass.
! Mrs. Delmar Frazer and daughter OF
| BrattleborO visited Mr.. Frazer at Mrs.
| Metcalfs over Sunday.
I Mrs. Bythro and her granddaughter,
| Marguerite Curtis, Of Cornish Flats, y. H.,
| are at Emory Joness.
| Mr.. and Mrs +. b. Batchelder and Mr..
and Mrs Fred Lowe attended the Had
| lock-Garfield wedding last week.
The village school will begin Monday,
| the 2Sth, with the same teachers as last
term, Mr.. Smith and Mrs. Blood.
Miss Webster, the photographer. will go
| to Williamsville and East Dover, taking
/ views, the first week in September.
Mrs. a. A. Blood was in Bratteboro
| Tuesday to meet her sister and husband,
DR.. and Mrs. Bruce. of New York city.
James Powers, who is lawyer in Bos-
| ton, recently visited his cousin, Mrs.
Ephraim Fuller. Mr.. Powers is a native
of Athens
Mrs. Church, wife of Captain Church
| of Tiverton r. l., and her aunt. Lestina
| Sanderson, visited last week at Royal
| Sanderson's.
The Misses Prentiss of Springfield,
Mass, and their uncle, Bliss Prentiss, of
! Windham have visited their aunt, Miss
! Eliza Burnap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trescott and Miss
| Edna Eaton of Everett, Mass, are guests
of Mrs Harriet II. Bradley during August
| and September
Edward Dale and Mr.. Keyserling have
| started for their home in Frogmore, S. c.,
| intending to stop in New York city and
| Philadelphia on the way.
Frank Eddy is cutting the hay on the
! George Sanderson farm in West Town
shend. Mrs. Eddy and son are at her
| fathers, Dana Fairbanks s.
Miss Alice Derry has been in Mortified.
! She will go to Hartford, Conn, to work
| as second girl in the family OF Dr. Thomp-
son, formerly of Brattleboro.
! Mr. Jones. who has sold his threshing
machine, has retained his wood saving
power and win be ready to do his usual
work this fall on the woodpiles.
Misses Cora and Carrie Mason have re-
| turned from their pleasant outing at Cot
| tage City, They visited at DR.. Parker's
| in Fitchburg on their return journey,
Tuesday was a typical day for picnic
which the Congregational Sunday school