Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-08-25

Mrs. Fred Ford spent Sunday and
Monday in Brattleboro.
Miss Martin of Boston is summer
guest at c. Q. Stebbins s.
Mrs. Lizzie Rand of Randolph is in
town to visit old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Phillips of Flor
ida are guests of his brother, r. ID.
Phillips, and family.
Clinton Benson of South Londonder-
ry is visiting in the home of his broth
err, A. d. Benson
Lewis II. Flint of Randolph, state
botanist, is spending some time in the
home of G. Q. Stebbins.
Frank and Newton Stone and sons
of Halifax visited in the homes Of their
brother, A. F. Stone, recently.
Prof. and Mrs. David Smythe have
returned to their summer home, after
an extended visit in Quebec.
A special meeting of West River
Grange will he held Friday evening of
this week, when the men of the Grange
will present the entire program.
Theodore Holland has finished work
at II. f. Franklin s, where he helped
two weeks His son, Nelson Holland of
Brattlcboro, visited him while there.
Fred Ford, who had been for some
| time at the Dale summer home, returned
Monday to Frogmore S. G. John Dale
has returned to his work in Springfield,
Mass.
Russell Blood has finished work on
the West Townshend schoolhouse and
is at home. His family has returned
| FIR "a Oit I, of 4 >,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Gale.
DIR. F. l.. Osgood and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. II. Allbee attended the funeral of
Mr.. Osgood s brother, Ephraim Osgood,
in Brookline Tuesday. The late Mr.. Os-
good was well known and highly re-
spected in this town.
Mrs. II. S. Kidder went Monday to
West Townshend to visit her cousin,
Mrs. Lois Harris. She will go later
from there to the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. X. Greenwood of Turner's
Falls, Mass, for a visit.
Townshend lost to Jamaica in we'll
| played game at the latter place Satur-
| day. The score was to 4. The next
league games will be played Saturday,
Aug. 26, Jamaica at Townshend and
Williamsville at Londonderry.
A good sized audience listened to an
interesting talk by Miss Sessions on the
Kurn Hattin Home Sunday evening.
Miss Sessions described the work of the
Home and its needs. A collection was
taken for the benefit of the work.
| +. C. Cutler, whose success in the
poultry business is well known, has
this year a Buff Wyandottc pullet,
Matched April l, which began to lay
Aug II and has already laid seven
eggs. This is a rather remarkable rec
ord.
An automobile party including Miss
Rutherford, Miss Bennett and friends.
all of the Ruggles street church of
Boston, who were attending the North
| field conferences, were entertained by
Miss Ruby Stebbins and guests last
| week.
Prof. Colburn and sisters, the Misses
Colburn, of Roxbury, Mass, Miss Mar
tin of Boston and l.. II. Flint of Ran
dolph spent the weekend camping in
Stratton. The party climbed the noun
tain and enjoyed the view from the
tower.
Many from this village attended the
sixth annual union Sunday school pie
mic in East Jamaica Tuesday and all
thoroughly enjoyed the day. c. o.
Kimbal of West Townshend has made
all arrangements and had charge of the
| picnic plans each year and deserves the
thanks and appreciation of the whole
district for his efficient leadership.