Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-07-14
T0WNSHEND

The Mcintyre baby has been i'll.
Bliss Prentss has returned from Wind
ham.
Mrs. Grin Davis has not been as well
of late.
Rev. Mr.. Mcintyre preached in Gull
ford Sunday
Edward Dale of Frogmore, S. c., came
Wednesday night
Mrs. Swift and children have returned
to Springfield Mass.
Miss Nina Martin of Putney is working
at the Townshend Inn.
Bernard Phillips has returned to his
work in Albany, N. Y.
Hugh Phillips came Wednesday to
spend afew days at home.
Miss Carrie Mason and friend spent
Sunday with her parents.
Miss Dickinson of Springfield, Mass,
Is boarding at w. A. Eddys.
Miss Ella Derry has gone to her home
In Brookline for the summer.
Robert Roe of Ridgewood, N. j., came
Thursday to visit John II. Northup.
Miss Emma Bushnell has come to
spend the summer at C. H. Wizards.
Robert c. Cushman of New York city
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Julian Taft
belle, have returned from their visit in
! Boston.
Mrs. Taft and children spent Sunday
| with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Sage, in
| jamaica
| Miss Flossie ODER of Brattleboro came
| Wednesday night to spend few days
with Miss Hazel Taft
| Miss Myrtle and Miss Miranda Marsh
| of Athol Mass. came Tuesday to their
brothers, Almon Marsh's.
Robert Lincoln Is suffering from an in
| jury to the leg which was amputated
below the knee a few years ago.
Mrs. Lizzie Rand and granddaughter.
Miss May Howe came Wednesday to
| stay at their home a few weeks.
Fred Ford left Tuesday for his home
in the South Mrs. Ford and Miss Grin
da will remain here through the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lockwood of
Ridgewood, N. j., came Wednesday to
the home of her sister, Mrs. Mary
| Northup.
The Home club was entertained de-
| lightfully at Mrs. f.. b. Batchelder s
Wednesday. Twelve partook of the de-
licious lunch served on the veranda.
Ernest Bemis, while working in the
bayfield, for Robert Lincoln Monday, was
was able to be taken home. His father
and brother were with him at the time
News from Mrs. Brigham, who went
to Duluth in June to be with her son,
| John, for the summer months, reports
the weather fine. They have had an
abundance of rain so the grass and grain
crops are abundant.
The Christian Endeavor society will
present in an entertainment Friday
evening, July p, in Seminary hall, A
| Lincoln Kirk of Port Jervis, N. Y. as
a humorous impersonator. The Hadas-
sab league will serve ice cream.
The topic for next Sunday at the
morning service in the Baptist church
| will be IAN instructive Sabbath Incl
dent" In the evening at the open air
service the pastor will speak on the
topic. Man and his employment, trade
| profession"
Mrs. A. B. Taft recently received q
paper from Sioux Falls S. D., contain
ing the news of the death of Mr. and
Mrs. Park Davis's granddaughter, Heller
Davis Knowles, IL. She was a fra
child and suffersa~six. years with val.
vular disease Rart, being very
Ill the las Apossessed rare
sweetness ID the memory
of her neveN4 aimed
The entertainment last Friday even.
| lHB III SEMINARY nan was one OF the
finest that has been given in town in
long time. Each one who took par
seemed al his best and the unique
way In which the program was rem
dered was very pleasing. The appre
citation shown by the audience assured
them that their efforts were very salts
factory. Inasmuch as this was a bene
fit to the Dorcas guild not only they
but the Congregational society, wish t
extend to each one hearty thanks.
DR.. Charles Henry Gilbert. 70. a den
fist and brother of James NJ Gilbert o
this place died In his home in Andover
Mass, Sunday as the result of paraly
sis. James M. Gilbert attended the flu
neral in Andover Tuesday afternoon. DR.
Gilbert was born in Saxtons River July
10, 1S4l. attended Westminster academy
and the Walpole, N. H., high school anc
on Aug. 9, 1862, enlisted In Walpole IL
Company B, 4th New Hampshire regi
ment, serving as a drummer until tn,
regiment was discharged July s, 1865
He served in the defense of Washing
ton and in Washington, participated IL
the Shenandoah campaign and was il
numerous battles and skirmishes. II,
studied dentistry in st. Johnsbury anC
Cambridge, Mass, and practced will
success until Ill health made 1t necessar,
for him to retire. He had been a dea
con of the South Congregational church
Andover, many years.