Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-05-24
TOWNSHEND,

town for a two weeks stay.
Mrs. Irving Grout of Arlington was a
recent visitor at Charles Austin's.
Mrs. Alma Holbrook of Boston is spend
ing some time at Hugh Hobrook's.
Harry Kingsbury of Jamaica is working
for Almon Marsh in the meat market.
Miss Josephine Taft of Brattleboro
came Saturday for a short stay in town.
Rev George Lawson of Brattleboro
will preach the baccalaureate sermon
June 2.
Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Zina Cobb are
visiting Harry and Miss Eta Cobb in
Nashua, N II.
The Womans Home club gave one of
their tip-top hash supers in the town
hall Wednesday.
Mrs. Leslie Lowe went to Brattleboro
last week for a short visit with her
daughter Mrs. Rice.
Mrs w. H. Miles went to Brattleboro
Thursday to attend a special meeting Of
the Womans Relief corps
Mrs. Otis Taft of Buffalo, ~ Y, with
whom Mrs. c. c. Taft spent the winter,
is spending several weeks here.
The Baptist church will omit the usual
services May %, during the absence Of
the pastor Rev w. w. Gushee.
Rev. and Mrs w w Gushee and Mas
ter Gordon left home Saturday for a two
weeks stay in Great Darlington. Mass.
f. II. Willard has improved his house
by the addition of a spacious porch at
the front and a smaller one ON tho side.
Mrs, win Scott of Springfield, VT.
came Tuesday for a few days stay She
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ne pre- VI thorlal DAY exercises OF the
schools VIII De held IN the town nan on
the AFTERNOON OF May ". \ pleasing pro-
gram or songs and recitations appropri-
",I LOT 'ne uay Is peihB arranged Inc
fu""e - invite" 10 p' present
MISS Lucy Booth of Elmhurst Long
Island came last week. She has opened
her summer cottage on the blun in Har-
monyNilIe. She VIII remain here for the
summer. She Is AT present entertaining
MISS Mildred Flrmen, VINO accompanied
h"r.
The athletic association Of Leland and
Gray seminary through Phillips. captain.
Prof. II. w. Lewis. manager. will this
year send four boys TO the annual YER
mont interscholasuc meet to be held in
Burlington May 30. The training has
been going on some time under the dircc-
ton of the manager, and the four selected
give promise OF some good work They
are Lee DAVIS Elhridge culver Claude
Vincent Hugh Phillips.
The services for Memorial day will be-
gin at II o'clock I'm the CONGREGATIONAL
church. There will be music by the
church choir recitations and music by
the school children and an address By
Rev d. Mcintyre. After the exercises
a march will be made to the cemetery
where the soldiers graves will be deco
rated. Upon the return dinner will
bee served FOR the soldiers in town hall
The schools and an organizations are in
vited to attend the morning exercises
\ general invitation Is extended to all to
h'Ip IuIhlSh Tor the soldiers dinner
Mrs. Sawyer, formerly Of Watertown,
y. Y. who last winter bought the
Jerusha Underwood farm. and with her
son is now living there has recently
bought a carpet loom of Irving Watson
and will weave rugs and carpets. These
rugs. which are so much admired and
sought after at the present time have
been exhibited in Brattleboro recently
Hand weaving is being revived and the
artistic products of the loom aid greatly
in the furnishings of the home Many
ladies in this vicinity will be glad to
know that II will be possible to get this
work done nearby
Several Of our toyvrs,eorle wan, %
Rrattleboro on Tuosdn,, and vcor, r,aia
members of the Eastern Sta Id
among them Rev. and Mrs d NJ Nc
Intvre Mr.. and Mrs w NJ Sharks Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Rand. MIR and Mrs
w. E. Blood. c. II. Evans. Others were
Mrs. Fred Underwood. Newfane. Mrs.
Love. South Newfane. Mrs Grace Rich
ardson. Mrs White. Mrs sherman Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Stratton. Wuamsvile:
DR.. and Mrs Rice. Rrattleboro. A new
lodge will soon b., formed and will hold
its meetings in This town hearty
welcome was extended to the visitors by
Bingham chapter and a bountiful banquet
was served at l2.M.
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beId at his lats tnnns Nton1,,. 7aftsrroo,,
Re, Daniel NtcInt,.ra ,t,5ci,tins ~,
and Mrs II Z, FranltIin sanr ,.ar,. touch
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"Sboll we Met Ravord tho pivar', ana
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burial was in Oakwood cemetery The
deceased was son OF Sharon and Stella
Ranney Gray and was a lifelong resid-
ent of this town. He leaves a widow
formerly Miss Addie FELTON, Of jamaica
son, Frank, recently of South Dakota;
and daughter. Stella, Of this town:
brother of Morristown, y j.. and sister
Eliza Gray Broughton of Bloomfield y
j. lie was a member of the Baptist
church many years.