Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-02-03

George +. Harlow of Boston was in
town Saturday.
James II. Grow of Hartford. Conn, was
in town Saturday.
G. ~ Doubleday of Montpelier was in
town last week.
]. r. Cotton of East Mortified, Mass
was in town last week.
Mrs. Carlos c.. Johnson fell on the ice
meeting with serious injury.
Arthur * Greenwoods little daughter,
Clara, has been i'll with grip.
A meeting of the Grange will be held
in the former town hail tonight
The topic in the Baptist church Sunday
morning will be, Roger Williams and the
Puritans."
On account of illness in many homes
and bad travelling attendance at church
and market is small.
Miss Hazel S. Taft has returned to
Boston to resume her studies in Emer-
son School of Oratory
Alonzo Chamberlain of MALONE. n. Y,
is at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Chamberlain.
j. S, Benham of Hartford, Conn, ana
j. e. Perkins of Boston We're at the
Townshend Inn Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles II. Willard returned Sat
| urday from Schenectady n, Y, where
she spent a week with her mother.
Mrs. Isaac Appeby. on leaving Franz
! Iawrence's home, where she had been
nursing, fell on the ice, spraining her
wrist.
b. o. Foster of Burlington and e. H.
Lawson of Rutland were in town last
week in the interests of the Standard
! Oil company.
The prayer meeting of the Congre5a-
tional church will be held in Harmony
vile Thursday evening in the home of
Col. a. b. Franklin.
Rev. ~ 5. Moore of Newfane, who
will speak in the Congregational church
next Sunday morning will preach on
Gods Genteness." Psalm 1888
Mrs. f. b. Burwell, formerly of this
town, now of Nebraska, spent Sunday
with Mrs Maude Brown on her way to
visit her sister, Mrs. Adams of Grafton.
Ten from here attended the Valley fair
dinner in the Brooks House. They We're
f. b. Batchelder, j. IL. Ware, w. NJ.
Sparks, p. II. Rutter, c. a. willard, DR..
Parker, c. O. Stebbins, y. y. Mason, o.
l.. Hastings and f. II. Willard.
The pastor of the congregational
church will exchange with Rev. y. S.
Moore of Newfane Sunday morning. In
the evening the pastor will return and
preach on From prison to become the
ruler of a great nation" In the y. =,
S. c. +. meeting the topic will be WHY
DO you DcllcNe III CHRISTIAN tlutiNpl
Leader, NJ. Park Osgood.
The schools closed Friday except the
two grades at West Townshend. During
the last 10 weeks f. +. Gilbert, teacher
of the grammar grade in No. ., the vii
| lage school, enrolled II. Arthur Cutler
| Richard Davis and Merle Randall were on
the roll of honor. Guy Barry and Katie
Chase were absent one half day. Harold
| Franklin, Merrill Sparks, Amos Puffer and
| Florence Howard were absent but one day.
Arthur Cutler had no marks for the yeal
The primary grade, Miss Cola Martin,
teacher, enrolled % pupils. The follow
ing pupils were on the roll of honor:
| Howard b. Lowe, Marion Cummings,
Evelyn Turner, jonathan Drew Mcintyre,
Edwin Parker, Eloise Cummings and
| Nellie Willard, Raymond Barry was
absent one half day. The report from
Miss Ethel Sparks teacher, gives the
average attendance as 7-9i for the
term. Pupils with no tardy marks were
Anabel and Harold Barber and Nina
Jones. Harold Barber had no absent
marks. Anabel Barber was absent but
one day. Harold Barber had no marks
during the year and Anabel Barber but
one absent mark for the year.