Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-30
TOWNSHEND

Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
-. billiard.
Roger S. Lewis of Cambridge visited
here Friday.
Mrs. Alice Derry Adams visited in |
IIarmonyville last week.
Maynard /. SWEET Of Portland, Maine, |
was at the Inn on Friday.
H. /. Chapman of Windham, the pho
! tographer was i'm town Friday.
e. H. Allbee is so much better that he |
is able to sit up part of the day.
1t has been reported that a case of in |
| fantilc paralysis exists in district No. .
Miss Acestcs Wheeler was home from
| Grafton over Sunday where she Is teach
| ing.
Florence Sanders left Friday morning
! for Bratteboro to work in the overall
factory.
Rev. Daniel Mcintyre attended the Con
! grcgatioual ministers meeting In Brat
tleburo Monday.
Hazel Taft lef Saturday morning FOR
! Boston, where she will enter Emerson
| school Of oratory.
The Hadassah league will meet with
the Misses Stehbins next Tuesday, oct.
4, i'm the afternoon.
Miss Kitue Klaut of Washington D.
c.. will be the guest for few weeks of
Mr. and Mrs c. II. willard
Miss Edith Sanders is visiting the Stod-
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will serve a hash supper next Thursday
| evening oct. !. in their Vcstry.
Haynes Sanders has finished a cement
walk lor Nalhan Lawrence AT the West
side of town and has returned home.
IAtIc MadtHhe llu'e'l ohSeiN,u ner
9ih bfthday anniversary last MONDAY
afternoon by giving 10 plaNmates
party
Rev Joseph Mexican was in Middle
bury the hrst of this week attending
the annual meeting OK Baptist churches
OF the state.
w. T.. Hall of Easthampton, Mass, has
been in town attending TO the work on
a monument for the Switzer family in
West Townshend.
Mrs G.. L. Bruce spent three days at
the Brooks House in Bratueboro tnis
week where her husband, DR. Bruce of
New York met her.
Fred u. Osuood who graduated from
the University Of Vermont. returned
Friday TO complete a special wears
course on chemistry
Mrs c. c. TAFT returned from New
Haven Conn. Sunday where She had
been spcudiug a few days with her
daughter. Mrs DcFord
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ms son. ,'''iH WI" mao p''h N's'uHs
Roy" 9d'ut rSoh Ihe PAST Two weeks
returned 10 savannah LA MONDAY
Inc pupIs IN oar town sch"oI Were al
."Wtu N'Iu'SaaE ana ihursdaN 10 az
'ehd me lalr IN BrattIeporo; the semi
nary students were given Wednesday
All sympathi2e with Arthur RadwiN
in the loss OF part of his hand lie has
many friends i'm TowuShend VIII" hop'
that the remaining par; of tho hand may
be saved.
Mr.. and Mrs Orr.n W. Davis returned
from llinSdale and Nashua, y. II, Mon
day night after spending a week with
their son in the former place and with
friends in the latter
In the CONGREGATIONAL church sunday
morning the pastor will preach on the
theme Anything that God brings into
existence. cannot he overthrown" All
Will receive a cordial welcome
Miss Blanche b. Brigham left her
brothers home in Duluth, Mimi, after
spending the summer months with him.
two weeks ago, and has been visiting iu
the vicinity of Chicago. She is expected