Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-24
Mrs. Lettie Dutton is reported i'll.

Mrs. Lettie Dutton is reported ILL.,
Mrs. r. w. Blood is i'll with grip.
Leon Stevens was in town Monday.
Willard Fisher of Wardsboro was in |
town Wednesday.
Miss Bette Whitney has left the en-
ploy of Mrs. Fred Randall.
Mrs. Bert Parsons and daughter, Alice, |
have returned from Boston.
Mrs. Grears is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Rydell, in Harmonyvllle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evans are in
Springfield. Mass. this week.
Frank Fredericks of New York is
working for Aston Cushing.
Miss Barnes of Scranton, Pa, has been
selling dress goods in town this week.
Alton Holden has sufficiently recov-
cred from his recent accident to be
about.
| Miss Cola Martin has been visiting
Miss Laura Ware at the Castleton nor
NAL school.
Chester A. Coolidge of Brattleboro was
| in town last week demonstrating
| vacuum cleaner.
| H. H. Upton of Mount Hermon will
supply the pulpit of the Congregational
church next Sunday.
| Charles Stone, who had been staying
two months with Mr.. and Mrs. George
| White, returned Tuesday to Boston.
| Mrs. Nellie Parker has returned from
Bellows Falls, where she has been car
| ing for her sister, Miss Carrie Mason.
| Reports come that Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
| Rand are comfortably settled in their
| new home at IA Cherry street, Fitchburg
Mass.
1t is reported that Earl Derry will
| move soon into the Masonic hall tene-
ment. Mr.. Derry is now in the employ
of ]. C. Taft
Mrs. Sawyer who has been working
for Mrs. Newell Jennson has closed her
| labors there and is taking a much need
ed rest visiting friends.
The w. c. T. U. will hold meeting
to reorganize and plan work for the
winter, in the Baptist parsonage Satur-
day afternoon at 2.30
Mrs. Lewis Wheeler has returned from
Newfane, where she had been taking
care of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Lowe,
who has been very ill.,
Benjamin Mehuron has taken the con-
tract to cut the timber remaining on the
Cummings farm for Mr.. Bacon, and has
a gang of men on the job.
William Clark and family have moved
into the Hodgdon house. Mr. Clark is
employed sawyer for C. H. Willard
He comes from Wardsboro.
Fred f. Greene, agent of the Char
|
itor at Allen Bigelow's Monday and at
the Townshend Inn Tuesday.
The citizens of Townshend will be glad
to learn that the Inn is prospecting under
the new management. Mrs. Brown will
furnish an old fashioned Thanksgiving
dinner to all who call before next Tues
day.
William Moran of Albion, Mich, is Wis
iting his niece, Mrs Emma Persons, and
| his nanheUS Era1 T.ow
Mr.. Moran formerly lived here, but had
not been in town in more than 40 years
until his recent visit.
e The Hadassah league furnished a
tempting menu at their chcken-pie sup
e per last week Thursday evening. A large
S and merry company was present The
| league added a good sum to it's treas
= ury from the proceeds
y Rev. Joseph McKean's topic in
the Baptist church next Sunday morning
. | will be 1.-THE language of tears" In the
: | evening the union service will be held
y in the Baptist church. A Thanksgiving
. service will be held and Mr., Mexican will
preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Watson of Cali.
fornia are visiting relatives in town. Mr.
Watson is a native of Townshend ant
brother of F. w. Watson. He regards Il
as a great privilege to once more behold
the scenes of his boyhood and renew ole
n acquaintance.
S Mrs. Minnie Mountain, who spoke or
d the subject of temperance in the Baptis
h church last week under the auspices o.
II the w. c. T. u, gave an exceedingly
t interesting address. She is a woman Of
fine presence, is an eloquent speaker
and manifests a sweet Christian spirit
Though the audience was small she
made very favorable impression.
Miss Carrie Mason, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs A. A. Mason of this village, Is
critically i'll with pneumonia in Bellows
a | Falls. She is having everything done
4 | for her that medical skill and expert
nursing can do The family have the
4 sympathy of the community in this new
e affiiction, coming as it does Immediately
= after Mr. Mason's serious operation.
Leland and Gray seminary will close
Saturday of this week for the Thanks
\ | giving recess. 1t will open again for
a regular work Tuesday. Dec. 5. Princi-
pal Guy w. Powers will spend the week
with his parents in Athens. Miss Mary
Plumb will rest at her home in Towns
| bend The language teacher, Miss Sa
die Hewitt will visit her parents in At
tleboro, Mass.
The following persons have been sue
cessful to date in their hunt for deer
Pearl Starks, Alton Holden, Dennis
y Jones, George Rogers, r. w. Adams
Mr.. Mehuron, WILDER Snyder r. I. Hol-
brook, John jenkins, Richard Pierce, NJ
J. j. ingalls,, John Rock, Carroll Franklin
l. Orrison Follett, Ernest Bems, AlonzC
!. Chamberlain, Ernest Hamln, Bert
Brown, Herbert Barber, Ray Cobb, Mr.
Canedy, Mr.. Douglass and Lewis Clapp
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