Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-06-23
TOWNSHEND


The new town house is being con-
structed rapidly.
Mrs. A. A. Snow is visiting In Spring
Miss Ella Stebbins Of Springfield
Mass, Is at home.
Jerry Lowe is with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Lowe.
Irving Watson of Leyden has been in
town after his farming tools.
Hazel Jones returned home Saturday
from her school in Pembroke N. H.
C. A. Lewis. who bought Gilbert Bou-
tells farm, has come to occupy 1t.
Miss Olive Pierce came home Saturday
from her school in Northheld Mass
Mrs. L. Fullerton recently spent few
days with friends in West Townshend
Miss Ethel Jones, a nurse in New
York city, Is home to stay two weeks
Arthur Rand recently visited his
mother and brother in Leominster, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farnsworth of Wards
boro have moved to the Noble farm on
West hill
VIII Underwood of shelburne Falls
visited his aunt. Mrs. Milton Thayer,
last week.
Mrs. A. L. Rand and daughter, Ma
bel, have gone to Boston to visit Mrs.
Rand's sister.
Ruth Watson is going to Brattleboro
as stenographer in II. G. e. f. e. Bar
ber's law office
Mrs. Fellows and two children of
Brookline spent several days at Almon
Marsh's in Harmonyville.
L. II. Allbee was chosen at the an
nual meeting as trustee in the place of
j. o. Follett, deceased
Mrs. Blanche Prince came home from
Bratteboro Thursday. Her brother,
Hugh accompanied her.
Mrs. Rush. who stayed a month in
Fred Perkins's family, has returned to
her home in Landgrove.
Rev. Joseph Mexican will preach in
the evening if there is no candidate at
the Congregational church
James NJ. Gilbert went yesterday to
Andover, Mass, to see his brother, DR.,
Charles II. Gilbert, who is i'll.
a ball game will be played tomorrow,
Saturday, between combination team
from up the river and the town team.
Mrs. Fetch is able to resume her
household duties again after suffering
with a sprained wrist since February.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglass and family
have moved to the farm known as the
Odell place. They came from Winnall.
DR.. and Mrs. Rice and daughter Dor
othy, of Brattleboro are at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Leslie Lowe
f. \. Chamberlain of Worcester. Mass,
came Saturday for a short visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Chamber
lain.
W. II. Miles, W. A. Eddy and Mr.
and Mrs. Almon Wheelock and son. AL
Ian, went to the Eddy auction in STRAIT
ton Tuesday.
Miss Mary Taft spent last week with
Mrs Mary Brigham. Miss Taft's friends
rejoice to know that she has recovered
from her illness.
Mrs. Milton Thayer and daughter Mrs
Rockwell Davis, attended the funeral of
Mrs. Thayer's nephew, Mr.. Young, at
Conway last week.
a. II. Champerlain, who is engaged
in brick construction work on the Fort
Drummer mills in Brattleboro. came home
Saturday night returning Monday.
G. f. Ballou of st. John. Kansas, a
veteran of the Civil war, visited his
niece, Mrs. A. F.. stone, last week. This
was his first visit East after an abb
sence of 80 years.
Mrs. Harry Houlrd and daughter,
Florence, went NJ lay to attend the
wedding OF her NJ W, Fay wheeler,
| in Everett, Mass. n Howard is board
| ing at ARA Benson
Mr. ana Mrs F. Fetch went to
turn Saturday. Mrs. Roy Varnum and
children will return with them. She is
| sister-in-law of Mrs. Felch.
The topic for the sermon in the Bap-
| fist church Sunday morning will be,
| How to become persuaded" The Sun
| day school will hold a Children's day
| concert in the church at 12.15 to which
| all are invited.
| In the educational meeting Monday it
L tod 70 lnnx ct OF tricDr
Mason Stone gave a lecture on educa-
! ton The normal course is to be adopted
| in the seminary If IL students wish to
take it, and a special teacher will be
provided.
Mrs. Bertha Vina Cole died Tuesday
in her home, of tuberculosis. Mr.. Cole
came with his wife and members of her
fathers family to live on the Bemis
farm last fall on account Of her health,
but she gradually failed. Mrs. Cole was
| 10 years and II months Old. The body
was taken to Sctuate Mass. Wednes-
day for burial.
The prudential committee of Leland
and Gray seminary has secured the SER
| vices of Guy w. Powers, b s., as prin-
cipal. Mr. Powers will graduate from
the University of Vermont next week
He is a Windham county boy, born in
Athens, the son OF MT and Mrs. j. NJ
Powers, both of whom taught school in
Townshend several years ago He comes
J highly recommended aste Character and
scholarship. Mr.. Powers Will receive APP
plications for admission to the school
after July 4. The fall term will begin
Sept 5.
/ J. Harvey Foote, d, 2 S. Dentist, per-
manently located b. Vlmington, VT, will
be in your town ever, W ednt lay at the
, Hotel 2i-27