Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-31
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ToWNsHEND.
Walter Eddy was in Greenfield last
week.
Mr.. Hutchinson is working for Emory
Jones.
There is little prospect Of good sugar
season.
Fayette Cook has received an increase
of pension.
Robert Greenwood is back at his fathers
at present
Rolla Phillips has bought Harrison
Eddys house.
Prof. and Mrs. Perkins are spending the
vacation here.
Emory Jones is saving logs for Fayette
Cook this week.
George Harrington Of Londonderry was
in town Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Cobb Of Brattleboro was at
r. W. snyder's over Sunday.
The Hadassah League met with Mae
Willard Friday of last week.
Mrs. Henry Twitchell went to Brattle-
boro last week for a short stay.
Sadie Holden will spend her vacation
with Stella Austin in Brookline.
Julius Cone and Guy Hawkins are visit
ing this week at H. E. Kidder's.
Ned Dutton was i'll last week, and there
The ice in the river broke UP Monday
without damage, as far as we know.
Those who have not supplied themselves
with rubber boots win be "shut-ins."
Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. Mason returned last
week from Fitchburg, where they visited.
Almond Marsh has returned to Hart
land, after a short visit at his home here.
r. w. Snyder. who has been i'll with
measles and bronchitis, is gaining slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Foster visited
their daughter, Mrs. r. W. Snyder, recent
ly
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Cobb of wardsboro
visited Henry Cobb's from Friday to
Sunday.
George Rowland of New York came
| Tuesday night to stay some time at Mr..
Kidder's.
! Everett Phillips has been at work for
John Ware, finishing off a room for a
summer kitchen.
Miss Jennie Coy, who has been caring
for her sister and family, has returned
10 her home in Wardlsboro.
The Park boarding house is now in run
ming order Mr.. and Mrs. Grape are in
charge. There are several boarders.
Fred Wellman, who has been helping
care for his father few weeks, has re-
turned to his home in Chester
Mrs. Phoebe Holden has gone to Millers
Falls on account of the illness Of heI
son, Elliot, formerly of this town.
Miss Greasy came last week to resume
| her work here as music teacher, hel
pupils having recovered sufficiently from
measles.
Mr.. Allbee drives to the station or
wheels and Mr.. Carleton, who drives the
northern stage, goes a part of the way
| with a wagon.
Rev Mr.. Webster and family of Armour
S. D., are coming in April to this place
to live on the Elliott Morse place II
Harmonyville.
The winter term at the seminary closeC
| Friday with a social in the evening, which
with music and marches, was much en-
| Joyed by the students.
Miss Eva Aldrich, who has spent mos
OF the winter with her sister, Mrs. VIII
Sparks, has returned this week to he
home in Westmoreland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boutelle, who are teacher,
in the high school in Medford. Mass. ar,
visiting at VIII Boutelle's. Mr.. Boutell,
is graduate OF Tufts college.
Mabel Howard. one of the teachers II
the high school in Springfield, this state
is spending her vacation with her parents
Mr. and Mrs Ethelbert Howard.
We were glad to hear from two Of tn,
correspondents in The Phoenix last weel
about the birds. We couldn't have a NOR
interesting subject for discussion.
Some sugar is being made, and one o
the farmers who has made some OF tn
best is Fred Reed, who has kindly re
membered friends not only this but othe
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Loomis visited Mrs
Clarissa Ware last week, and their daugh
ter, Hazel. who has been spending tw,
weeks with her grandmother and aunt
returned with them to Westminster.
Is there no one in town to buy out Mr.
Chase, who has seemed to do good bust
ness in going to Brattleboro every week
1t is convenience to the people to hav
their errands done faithfully, and to
those who have produce to sell.
Eugene Cudworths family is settled II
the Harrison Chamberlain house on tn
road to Harmonyville. and the Spark
family is established in the Jonas Allel
house on West street. We hear the vii
liams family will move to the house II
Harmonyville which the Sparks famil,
has vacated.
We would like to correct one mistake
we made last week and those the printe
made. 1t was not Mrs. Howes but Mrs
Robinson's funeral which Mr. Royal at
tended at West Townshend last week
1t was to the Kadiack Baptist orphanag
in Alaska that IS was sent instead OF SIS
We note with interest all that Is sal,
about the future broad gauge railroad
We are looking forward to riding in new
cars, with new engines to draw them, ant
we hope for strength enough in those VIII,
control the inside to put out the drunkei
men who have made the journey oftei
times anything but pleasant. Such con
ditions would not have been allowed oil
any other road. Another thing we hop
for is that there will be something S,
different about the new railroad that IL,
one will dare ask the conductor to holt
the train until the hen lays the 18th egg