Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-06
Miss Rernice Edwards is III.

Miss Bernice Edwards is Ill.
Bertha Palmer is working for Miss
Mabel Phillips.
Mrs. Hugh Allbee went last week to
Holly, Mich, to visit relatives.
Ransom Rhoades was away a few days
last week, returning home Monday.
Mrs. John Butler of New York city is
with her cousin, Mrs. Charles Eager.
Mr.. Newton of Springfield is a guest of
his brother, Merchant r. d. Newton
The Blood brothers of Townshend are
building a new woodshed at the Newfane
Inn.
Charles Nichols is much improved in
health and is able to be about the street
once more.
A white deer was seen Sunday night
near their home by Rev. F. NJ. Wiswall
and family
Mrs. William Rand is spending a few
days with her brother, Phillip Rutter in
Townshend.
A c. Harvey and L. H. Whitney have
completed necessary Improvements in the
village cemetery.
Mrs. Miles, of Barton, wife of the
presiding judge of the county court, is
in town this week.
Mrs. Bessie Jefts Harrington of Wind
ham is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Jefts.
The Larkin club of ten will meet with
Mrs. Clarence \. Nichols this, Friday,
afternoon in her home.
Mrs. H. \. Carpenter went Tuesday to
Chicopee Falls for weeks visit with her
daughter. Mrs. E. w. Chaplin.
Rev n. S. Moore will preach next Sun
day on the subject: "Christianity's chal-
lenge," from the text, Acts 8: 1899.
John Covey spent few days last week
at George Parsons's returning Saturday
morning to his home in Hin, n. II.
There will be a meeting of the Brchard
post and Woman's Relief corps in Union
hail next Saturday afternoon, May IA.
George Parsons is somewhat better this
week. His daughter, Mrs. Charles 5.
Wilson, is assisting her mother in caring
for, him.
Mrs E. f. Phillips of Townshend has
been a guest of her daughter, Miss Mabel
Phillips, at the central telephone office
this week.
The Sunshine club, who hung many
beautiful May baskets Monday evening,
will meet Saturday afternoon with Miss
Ruth Allen.
Miss Florence Skinner, daughter of
Clark Skinner, who lived here several
years ago, is attending court and is
stenographer for Gibson & Waterman.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Goodnow came
Monday night. They have opened Elm
hall, their summer home. Mr., Goodnow
will return to Cambridge in a few days.
Mrs. Lizzie Hulett McAllister of South
Londonderry is a guest of Mrs. G.. Z.
Davidson this week. She has been
visitor in court her husband being one
of the jurors.
The village fountain is being painted
and put in order for the summer, making
our park more attractive for our own
people and the summer guests who are
expected soon.
Stephen Foster, who went to South
Londonderry to visit his son this week,
returned home with 10 little pigs which
he had bought, which he readily sold in
two days at IS each.
Mrs. a. II. Farnum, who has been
learning to run their automobile this
week, has been very successful, receiving
only a few scratches on her hands to
discourage her thus far.
Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Underwood came
Saturday to visit his mother. They are
spending a few days in Windham After
vacation Of two weeks Mr.. and Mrs
Underwood will go to Hnsdale, n. II,
to live.
Prof. G. X, Cherrie, one of the staff
of managers at the Brooklyn museum,
where he has the supervision of his de-
partment, returned Monday night to
Brooklyn, having spent a few days with
his family at their farm here.
These officers were elected at the annual
reorganization of the Sunday school Sun
day: Supt., Rev. F. NJ. Wiswall; Sec and
treas, Miss Maud Railway; assistant,
Arthur Railway; librarian, Guy Railway;
assistant, Winnifred Maher,
The dance given at Union haI Friday