Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-18
T0WNSHEND
Herbert Evans is i'll.

ford. N. H.
Mrs Moses Grout and Mr. and Mrs.
John Grout are i'll.
Miss Ella Stebbns is home from ner
work in Springfield, Mass.
John Brigham started for his business
in Duluth, Mimi, Saturday
one of Moses CIRCUITS oxen was nurt
this week at Bacons mill
David Bems of Cambridgeport spent
Saturday at Charles Hairs.
Miss Bertha Phillips returned home
Monday from North Dana.
David Stearns of saxtons River is
working a the Bruce house
MIR. and Mrs. f. S. Brown and four
children are i'll with measles.
Miss w. NJ. Packard returned to her
seminary work Monday night
The stockholders of the Inn held a
business meeting Friday evening.
Miss Alice Wheeler of winchendon,
Mass, is at Rev. Joseph McKean's.
oscar l.. Deane spent a few days re-
Gently with hls sister in Westminster
The Dorcas guild will meet with Mrs.
g. H. willard, Wednesday afternoon.
Prof. and Mrs. f. w. Wallace came
Monday from their visit in New Hamp-
shire.
Miss Hazel Jones entertained a few
young friends Wednesday with a sugar
party.
Miss Florence Sanders went Saturday
to Hartford, Conn, after ner spring mil
linery.
Miss Cora Mason returned Saturday
from Newfanc where she has been dress
making.
Robert Fuller, who mas been very III
with dipntheria at Eugene Riendeau's, is
out aEgin
Emery Jones has sold his horses to Mr.
Dutton of Alstead. y. II. They brought
a good price,
Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Mcintyre and chill
dren returned Friday from their visit in
North Adams
Mr. Heath Of North Adams, who has
come to live N the Franklin farm, is
getting settled.
Clarence Woodland mas sold his oxen to
George Boutelle and has bought a pair Of
steer in Jamaica.
Mir and Mrs. Leslie Lowe spent We'd
nesday with their daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Rice in Brattleboro.
Mr. ana Mrs. John Greenwood and
daughter Of Chester We're visitors at Asa
Greenwoods recently.
Mrs. Harry Franklin and Mrs Lemue'
Van Schaick were guests Wednesday at
Deacon J o. Folletts
Mrs. Perkins and baby and Miss Bessie
bIlEIdIn ltll SATURDAY Tor lutlI nome IN
White River Junction
Mrs clark spent Tuesday WITH her
daughter Mrs. Herbert Franklin, going
Wednesday to Bratueboro.
Miss Abbie starr of Brattleboro came
Friday to the home Of her uncle. f. l..
Hastings, returning Sunday
Miss Bessie Dutton, who has taught
since fan in West Brattleboro, is at be-
nome in Harmonyville on a vacation.
The second benevolent offering for the
Home Missionary society will be received
in the Congregational church sunday.
Raymond Starr who is attending the
Albany business college is at the home
of his uncle, h. L. Hastings. this week.
The seminary opened for the spring
term Tuesday one new pupil, Clifford
Woodland of Grafton, has been enrolled
\ piece of bark struck the sawyer at
Racon's mill in his face, and he has been
in Brattleboro for treatment The mill
is closed.
r. w Snyder, who was appointed game
warden for 1910 Jan. l. resigned his Office
March l as mis- veterinary work kept him
otherwise employed.
\ party of q gathered at ]. H. Wares
for a sugar feast Saturday evening on
Monday another party of 20 had a good
time at the same hosptable home
Miss Mabel Fullerton will sail from New
York for Europe May 2l She will ac-
company her father Tney will attend
the Passion Play and visit other points
of great interest.
Earl Knapp's horse was hurt at the be-
ginning of sugaring Martin Perry is
helping Mr.. Knapp carry on the Knapp
ana Perry lots. John SylvesK is employ
ed by them with his team.
Mrs Fred Randall went Monday to tae
Brattlcboro Memorial hospital to undergo
:
cessfu, and at the time of this writing
Mrs. Randall is comfortable.
The Hadassah league met Friday with
Mrs, Bickford, and a very pleasant after
noon was spent. Plans were made for
| the St Parick's day supper and enter
tainment this evening, Friday in the
/ Baptist Vestry
/ The topics in the Baptist church Sun
! day will be as follows; Morning, knowl-
edge and confidence; evening Heaven
Where is it? What is it? Do we know
| our friends there" The evening service
| viii be a union service
Little Bernard Iandman, who was at
the home Of lis grandparents Mr.. ana
| Mrs A. a. Blood, last summer with nis
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Landman, has
! had measles followed by assesses in his
mead, which have been very serious
At the morning service in the Congrega-
| tional church Sunday the pastor win
preach on, Christ lamenting over a city"
| The thought will be appropriate to Palm
| Sunday. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
| day and Thursday evenings the pastor
| will give brief talks on the Masters last
| days before his crucifiXion. The meet
| ings have been assigned to the homes of
! George Hebb, Charles Austin, Harry
Franklin, A. B. Franklin in Harmonyville.
| The people on West street were alarmed
| Friday, when DR.. Osgoods horses, be-
| coming frightened at the watering trough
! the pole breaking, ran with fun speed as
| far as the Metcalf house. The doctor
| neld the reins as long as he could, but
| he was thrown out by the turn below
! Grays, cutting a gasn In his head, but
not hurting him severely. The horses
| freed themselves from the sleigh at the
! tomb. One of them was scratched, but
| no great damage was done.
! Following is the program for the
| Grange meeting next Friday Reading,
Mildred Palmer; reading, Mrs. Howard;
question, Does the sugar orchard pay?
| If not, why?"; speakers, Mr.. FOlett II.
| c. Franklin and Dr. Osgood; violin selec-
| ton, NJ, p Osgood; reading, Ethel Follett;
reading, Mr. Mcintyre; question: Re
! solved, that woman's work on farm is
more monotonous than mans work on a
| farm" Affirmative Mrs Batchelder Mrs.
Miles and Mrs. H. c. Franklin; negative,
Mr.. Miles, Mr.. Willard and Col, A. b.
franklin song, Grange
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