Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-07
TOWNsHEND.

| Cobbs.
Miss Esther Macdonald is teaching in
| Athens.
Freeman Stone has returned to his
home In Halifax
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Danner are at
Mrs. II. " Dales.
Miss Gertie Pratt Of Boscowan, N. H.,
has been visiting In town.
Arthur Livermore of Athol is visiting
at Mrs. Susan Lawrence's.
Herbert and Luther Stone are visiting
| this week in Massachusetts.
Ernest Young OF waltham, Mass, is
visiting his uncle, r. N. Marsh
Royal Sanderson reports IN inch Of
rainfall for the month Of August.
Almon Wheelock Of Schenectady, N. Y.
spent Sunday at Charles Wizards.
Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Cobb visited Mrs
Cobb's parents last week in Putney.
Hugh Phillips who has been visiting
In Boston and Keene, is at home again.
Mrs. Corser has taken a school in
South Wardsboro, where she will teach.
Homer Ambrose and family have gone
to Middlebury for a visit OF several
weeks.
A generous contribution was sent this
week by the Christian Endeavor society
to Boston.
Mrs. Harriet Bradley and nephew, Mr..
| Trescott. have been spending few days
| in Winhall.
Mrs. Harry Reed and two children OF
Amherst, Mass, were recent visitors at
r. N. Marsh's.
Raymond Rand Of Springfield. Mass,
visited his parents at Townshend Inn
over Labor day
Mrs. +. L. Bickford has taken rooms
at Miss Myra Hobarts and has moved
her goods there.
Mrs. Stella Campbell Of Northampton,
Is spending the week with her brother,
Gilbert Boutwell,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blakey Of Attleboro,
Mass, have been spending a week at
| Hugh Holbrook's.
DR.. and Mrs. Parker and son. Edwin.
Of Fitchburg, Mass, came Saturday for
a visit at A. A. Mason's
Ray J. Rand Of Saxtons River and
Miss Blanche Swift OF Bellows Falls Wis
tied Sunday at ]. II. Wares.
| c. p. Stone OF Providence, r. l., gave
his relatives here a surprise visit Tues
day He is staying at Fayette Cooks.
Charles Prescott OF Everett, Mass. who
has been staying several weeks with his
aunt, Mrs. Bradley, has returned home.
West River Grange will meet Sept II,
when marching stan will be organized.
All the young people are requested to be
present.
Mrs. William Perry, who has been con-
fined to the house long time with rheu-
matism. has recently visited her son,
Martin Perry
DR.. Knickerbocker and son. Ned, and
Miss Haight, all Of New York, who board
ed several weeks at c. O. Stebbinss. re-
turned Monday.
Rev. F. ]. Tower. pastor of Memorial
| Presbyterian church. Rochester, N. Y.
visited his cousin Mrs. II. o. Cobb, the
first Of the week.
The woman's home club will be enter
tained at the home OF Mrs. F. B. Batch
elder Sept. 10. the meeting having been
deferred one week
The II. NJ. Twitchell place. recently
bought by ]. H. Ware. has again changed
hands. the new owner being Fred L.
Lowe. our popular merchant.
| Mrs. Richa rdson, who has been employed
at Z. II. Fessenden's the past few months.
has returned home. and Maud Howe OF
| West Townshend has taken her place.
Mrs. James Follett. Mrs. Arthur Follett
and the Misses AbbIe and Florence Fol-
| lett are in Weston; the two latter will
remain, both having positions as teachers
In that place.
The delegates chosen to attend the
Baptist association held in South New
fame Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week were +. L. Hastings, Clarence
Truesdell Rockwell Davis, A. A. Mason
and c. Q. Stebbins.
Miss Carrie Mason OF Bellows Falls is
at home for the remainder OF her va
cation period Miss Mason has visited
Lake George and Glens Falls, NJ Y,
during her absence.
Rev. L. w. Chronlite OF Greenwich,
N. Y. formerly missionary to Burmah,
| spent Tuesday night at r. N Marsn's
while on his way to the Baptist associa-
ton meeting at South Newfane
John Marks. who is recovering from an
operation for appendicitis at Memorial
hospital In Brattleboro, Is reported ont
Of danger and improving rapidly. He
may be ready to return home next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Van Schaick
left Friday for their home in Hoosick
| Falls, N. Y. Mr.. Van Schaick has been
advanced in school work and is now vice
principal In the high school OF that place
The town schools are all in session this
week for the fall term. The teachers are:
higher grade. NJ. II. Willis, primary grade,
Mrs. w. E. Blood; No. s, Mrs. M. H.
| Wills; No. IL, Gerald Allbee
r. w. Snyder state fish and game
| warden. wishes to inform all hunters
that the Sunday law which prevents
hunting on that day will be strictly en-
forced In every case. Several shots were
| -@e oNhNoy W NliidBc
Irving Watson and daughter, Susie,
were called to Cornwall-on- the Hudson
last Friday by the serious Illness of Mrs.
| Watson, who has been under treatment
at that place since July l. The last re-
port received gives no hope OF recovery
Miss Mary Ware OF the Vermont Farm
Machine company's office, Bellows Falls,
| VINO has been taking her summer vaca-
ton visiting In Albany. N. Y, and New
York city, spent a week in town at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
| H. Ware.
The seminary opened the fan term
Sept. 4. Between 60 and 10 students are
reported and more are expected later.
The faculty includes Harris Ward Lewis,
A. b., principal; Ina c. II. Lewis, first
assistant; Mary Plumb A. B., assistant;
Lulu 70. Cressy, musical teacher; F. L.
0sgood, M. d.
Mrs. William Smith Of Putney Is WIS.,
iting her daughter, Mrs II. o. Cobb.
Other visitors at the Cobb farm are
Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Tower OF Saxtons
River, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Tower OF
Laurel, Neb., Miss Belle Tower and Miss
Ada Eddy OF Brattleboro, Mr.. and Mrs
d. M. Cobb Of Wardsboro.
The Republican rally last Friday after
noon called out a good-sized crowd. All
were provided with seats, those used on
the base ball ground having been re-
moved to the common and set up for
| that purpose. The sneakers Judge