Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-09-21
TOWNSHEND

Miss Bessie Tenney is working for
Mrs. Charles Willard.
Misses Edith and Florence Sanders
are working at Willard g mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roundy and child of
Keene, N. H., were at Mrs. Eddy's re-
Gently.
Miss Kate Holbrook, who has been
visiting her niece, Mrs. r. l.. Fitch, has
returned home.
Russell Williams Of Quincy, Mass,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. b. r.
Philips, recently.
Miss Cola Martin, who is teaching in
her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gere and Miss
Gere of Northampton, Mass, are visit
ors at Mrs. Dale s.
Miss Ellen Ballard, who has been
spending some time at Miss Hobert s,
has returned home.
William Cudworth of North London
derry was a visitor at his son IS, E. B..
Cudworth s, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Howe were call
ers at Mrs. Eddy's on their way from
Keene to their home in Jamaica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse, who have been
living in Mrs. Shows tenement, are
packing their goods to move to Bristol,
Conn.
Mrs. Smythe s daughter, Mrs. A. p.
lNlderman, and baby, who have been here
several weeks, have gone to Hartford,
Conn.
| There was no service at the Baptist
church Sunday as the pastor, Rev. j. r.
Lawrence, is taking a three weeks va
cation.
Miss Dorothy Taft has returned to
her school at Brattleboro, after spend
ing her vacation at her home in Har-
monyville.
The Boy Scouts with their scout mas.
ter took a trip to ODER hill Saturday
The day was fine and the trip was much
enjoyed by the boys. ~
In response to an invitation ten Boy
Scouts and 10 Camp Fire Girls spent a
pleasant evening together at Mrs. Ma
belle Smythe s Saturday. Refreshments
of cookies and lemonade were served.
Recent guests at Townshend Inn are
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Curry of Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Newell of Surry
n. H., Harris Tarbell, Mrs. H. G. Tar
bell of Pepperell, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs
Harrison of Milford, N. H., DR.. j. NJ
johnson and M. j. Judge of Bridgeport
Conn.
The fall session of Leland and Gray
seminary opened with 50 students en-
rolled. The classes number: Seniors
5, juniors 10, sophomores 10, freshmen
%. At the class meetings the following
La EIr
don Lake; vice pres, Mae ingalls,; sec.
Allan Heath; treas, Edith Meacham
Juniors-Pres., Leone Franklin, vice
pres, Wales Cheney; Sec, Edith Wilder;
treas, Howard Osborne. Sophomores-
Pres, Ruth Hebb; vice pres, Arthur
Fletcher; Sec, Anne Dauchy; treas.
Florence Meacham. Freshmen-Pres
Margery Eames; vice pres, Sadie
Morse; sec, Bertha Wilson; treas; Ma
rion Wilson.
A stream of water has been bought
of DR.. L. j. Parker by the Il. G. r
society as the. first and necessary steI
toward the, well equipped dining room
which they plan to have built in the
basement of the town hall for the con
Ivenience of the public. The contract fol
Installing the water system and the fix
lures for the flush toilet has been tax
EN- by Allbee and Fitch and work will
be begun at once. The fixtures have
been bought by the society and it is
planned to hold some entertainment OF
supper soon to defray the freight OIL
the shipment. The society requests helE
from the men of the village in digging
the necessary sewer. Even an hour :
work will be of aid. A paper will be
found at w. M. Sparks corner store tC
be signed by any who are willing to
aid the project in any way.