Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-19
Clifford Hoibrook is in town.

Clifford Holbrook is in town.
Eta Cobb is visiting in Hoosick, n Y.
Mrs. Winslow is visiting her daughter
in West Townshend.
Royal Sanderson was in Newfane one
day last week on business.
Miss Yeaw of Brattleboro was a guest
of Miss Ethel Follett last Sunday.
Walter Eddy has visited his sister. Mrs
Pike, recently at White River Junction.
John Allbee of Cambridgeport visited
last week at his sons, Edgar Allbees
The thermometer registered here last
week six and four degrees below zero
Miss Cora Buell. of Landgrove is work.
ing a few weeks for Miss Harriet Fetch
err.
Jerry Lowe was unfortunate In cutting
his foot last week while at work in the
woods.
Everyone is pleased with the good
work the snow rollers do after snow
storm.
Mrs. Orison Follett has a friend stay
ing with her for a time. Miss Kelsey of
Brattleboro.
Miss Mabel Allbee, who has been teach
ing in Windham, has closed her school
and is at home.
Nal Bemis of Athens is saving wood
for Horace and Lyman Gale with his
gasolene engine.
A delegation from town attended the
Windham County Savings hank meeting
held in Newfane Tuesday.
The missionary meeting of the Congre-
gational church will be held next We'd
nesday with Mrs. C. C. Taft.
DR.. SWEET, who is spending the winter
with his wife in California, aas sent his
friends here box of oranges.
Fred Ford, who has been in the South
time has iuanrotrad In,
health that he seems perfectly well.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Miles went to New
fame Saturday to attend the installation
of officers of Birchard post, G. A. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Phillips who are
more recent corners to town and live on
the Holden farm, visited in Peru last
week.
Miss jamie Holbrook, who has been
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Newton. in Andover, Mass, is at home
for time.
Miss Josie Taft assists at the post Of
flee in the frequent absence of Mr.. Cut
Ter on his official business for the Ma
sonic order.
Charlie Evans, who went to South Car
olina in November is much better. His
cough does not trouble him at all and
his throat is much improved.
Mrs. Addie Gray has sold to Julian
4dAl a NdiudDl6 lOl OF OAK IlnDeT on
Peaked mountain and force of men
began Monday to do the chopping.
merry part of students from Brattle-
boro academy accompanied the basket
ball team to Townshend last Friday
night, and all had supper at the Inn.
People who have been wondering why
j. III. Ware does not drive cattle through
the village will be glad to know that he
goes by way of Athens and Saxtons
River.
Mrs. Henry Niles visited recently with
Mrs. William Perry, who Is one of the
"shut-ins" and has to depend on friends
to bring her a little Of the outside world
now and then.
w. e. Willard Of Burlington, a former
Townshend boy, has been suffering about
two months with bad knee and has been
unable to attend to his business, but is
now on the gain
Mrs. Gregg has resigned her office as
secretary of the Congregational Sunday
school that she may give more time to
her class. Mrs. Earl Knapp has been
elected to the office.
A sleighing party of Williamsville peo-
pie arrived in town at about o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, and Landlord Burke
served one of his excellent chicken-pie
suppers for their benefit.
Newell Jennison is having hardwood
floors laid in his new house, the work
being done by Haynes Sanders. This
will complete the wood work with the
exception Of the bath room.
The union meetings which were held
during the week of prayer We're well at
tended, and 1t was found necessary 10
open the audience rooms in the churches
to better accommodate the people.
Mrs. ]. H. Ware, and Miss Laura at
tended the funeral Friday of Mrs. Lucy
Church in Bellows Falls Mrs. Church
was an aunt of Mrs. Ware and mother
OF Mrs. William Ingalls, formerly Of this
town.