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erected on Sixteenth street by the
District.
The executive committee approved
of the plan for erection OF a $1,000
900 memorial building as a home for
all ex-service mems organizations.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-13
Do Flies Fly Backwards?

They can and often do. Many
other winged insects-the wasp.
for instance-can, too.
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BASEBALL SCORES
PlayEtOunds.

Virginia Avenue-Ketcham, IL;
Randall Highlands. 5; Buchanan.
3: Congress Heights, 0 (forfeitD
Georgetown - Hyse, 8: Fill
more, 3.
Rosedale-Ludlow, IL; Wheat
ley, Z.
Bloomingdale-Gage, 8; Brook
land, s.
Sehlag Ball scores.
New York Avenue-Twining,
90; Thomson, s.
Georgetown - Hyde, 8: Fill
more, o (forfeit.)
Virginia .Ayenue-Lenox, IS;
Randle Highlands, Z.
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We had intended to entrain to-
night for San Francisco, but this
section is too satisfying to leave.
They say, anyway, that San Fran
cisco is much like New York, and
so We have decided to forego a visit
there.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-24
WEST TOWNSHEND.
Excellent Record of School Work.

Miss Edith NJ. Clarke of Jamaica
closer her five years of successful laborS
in the village school last Friday with a
picnic i'm H. {. STATIONS grove. After
their lunch and a good time Miss Clark
took them To II T.. Posts and gave them II
treat of cc-crram and all but the smaller
ones took Il hike to the Bears Den. Those
not absent Wcrc lnnz Buckley, Bcrnicc
Hadock. Mavcrcttc Aiundcll lIarland
rapcn and Paul Manning Absent one
day n less. Edith burlington. Minnie
llcrrick. George Buckley, John Edwards,
Fred Holden. Charles StrattOn, Grace Call
and Earl Fellows. Paul Manning was
absent only one day Ton account of i'll
ncssl since beginning school four years
ago Five i'm the Sth grade received di-
plomas \ banking system has been car
ricd on aud the boys and girls have earned
and saved over 800 in savings banks and
war saving stamps, including one $50
Liberty bond. Carl llcrl'ck has earned
over 5000 i'm raising pigs since he joined
the pig club four years ago. This was not
included in school savings Some of the
things earned by the school club are
Nctrola, $50; victroln cabinet. S26; vic
trola records. SO: pencil sharpcncr, silk
flag. two large framed pictures. Pilcy 5
"Swimming Hole and "WaShngt"u
Crossing the Delaware" Miss Clarke will
not return the coming year and expects
to spend most Of her vacation at hen
home.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-24

uray BY score of II to g. return
game will he played at Jamaica Saturday.
Ed Perkins was badly injured while
loading logs Wednesday of last week The
logs crushed against him, breaking I'VE
ribs cracking two others and bruising
him badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Robbins attended
the graduating exercises of Brattlcboro
high school Tuesday evening. Howard
Lowe formerly resident here, WAS one
of the graduates.
Mrs. Max Wolfe of Wardsboro. has
been spending several days with Mrs. II.
IL. Franklin. Miss Edith Farr. who was
guest there last week. has returned to
her home in lsipton.
Guy and Raymond Barry will 90 Satur-
day to Hrattlcbprn where they nave ON
ploymcnt for the Last Block GO. TIC
local ball team will suffer in the boss of
thesc two players. both of whom are OK
ccllcnt pitchers.
| DIR. and Mrs. Rugbcc of putncy called
ut o. w. Follrtt'S Sunday. bringing with
| them Miss Florence Follctt, who will re-
main for n visit mt her sisters, Mrs.
Matte Turner's. at o. w. Follctts before
returning to her home in Weston.
Mr., and Mrs John Bratton are the
proud and happy parents of twin daugh-
/ tcrs. born June II. Mother and babies
are doing well. This makes a family of
seven little folks, the oldest II years.
Mrs, Crandall is caring for Mrs Brat
ton and twins.
The village union school closed Friday,
both rooms uniting in picnic at Hast
ings grove. each pupil carrying lunch.
The time was spent with jolly games and
races. and an exciting ball game was
played by the boys. Miss Shirley Glib
son, the primary teacher, will not return
the coming year, as she has other plans i'll
view. Mrs h, Il. Phillips will continue
AS teacher OF the grammar grades.
The Alumni trimmed the Seminary
baseball team by score of IL to u on
the afternoon Of commencement day,
june 16. The game was loosely played
on both sides. with no particular stan
features. \. &. Butler of Jamaica was
umpire. The lineup for the Alumni in
clndcd u. Phillips. p: w. Sparks, G; II
Sparks. lb; Marsh, 2b; II. Phillips, 3b
Bruce. 50; Follett, If; Columbus ct
Cheney. IF. For the Seminary, Barry, p;
Vincent q; Straitn, III; Carlton, 2b
: AIcacham, 3b; Wilder, Ss Stratton, If
Butler, cf; Tibbets, rf
Principal $. s. Clark returned Monday
| to his home in lloyOke, Mass. He plans
to start in August for trip to ChinG
: where he will specialize as teacher of q
teacher training department in mission
AIRY school. Mr.. Bachmann also left Mon
day and after visiting in Boston and New
York will go farther west to take a posi-
| ton. Mr.. Bachmann. who is native oi
Switzerland, came to this country on
p sightseeing trip and took n position n
q French teacher in the seminary for Tho
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-24
SOUTH NENyFANE.

William i. BAILEY of Agawam, Mass,
was in town Tuesday.
The village school closes this week for
the summer vacation,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon s. Powers of Marl-
boro were in town Monday on business.
The Ladies' Benevolent society met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ella :.
Willard.
Wednesday was the warmcst day yet
this season, the mercury rising to ~
degrees.
Merton &. Stone this week has moved
into Miss Matte Wadc's house for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Tracey came Monday to
stay with her father. Clark Shcpardson,
who remains critically i'll.
Ernest Wade and family have moved
to the Alvin Bruce place which they re-
Gently bought in Marlboro of s. Il. Bart
lett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Il. Bailey and
son. Donald. of Greenfield. Mass. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Ingram
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Bartlett of
Montague. Mass. were weekend guests
of Mr.. Bartlctts brother Samuel f..
Bartlett.
Charles l.. Dexter of Philadelphia
spent week with Mr.. and Mrs. e. Mil
ton Dexter and left for their home Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert White of Spring
field. Mass. called upon old acquaint-
anccs in the village Sunday. Both are
former residents.
Kelly s. Morse of West Haven. Conn.
Arthur Lyndc of Boston. and Newton
Hastings of West Brattlcboro called on
Mrs Samuel Morse Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs George f. Whitney and
Mrs. G. f. Brown of Brattleboro and
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Brockett of Suf-
field. Conn. called on relatives Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Il. Bartlett returned
Wednesday from Shutesbury. Mass,
where she went Saturday to visit her
parents. Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Lawrence.
Miss Ella ]. Stratton attended com
mcnccmcnt exercises Tuesday of the
Brattlcboro high school, her nephew.
Harold c. Stratton. being one of the
graduates
Three members of the graduating
class in the Brattlcboro high school;
Miss Evelyn Rose Bctcalf, Harold
George Stratton and Merton Herbert
Pierce. were formerly residents of this
place.
Robert Thaycr of Lynn, Mass. and
Kenneth Thaycr and daughter Agnes, of
Brattlcboro were recent visitors at Ralph
Thaycr's and Erwin c. Sparks's: Miss
Agnes remained with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Thayer.
Mrs. Ella S. Willard, Mrs. Luella f
Bingham and Miss Aldnc f. Bingham
attended the high school class day OK
crciscs ut Brattlcboro Saturday after
noon. One of the graduates, Miss Alice
Luclla 1elson, is cousin of Mrs. and
Miss Bingham.
The sermon next Sunday morning in
the Baptist church will be especially
adapted for the young people. the sub
.icct being The Believers Baptism. Fol-
lowing. the morning service the ordinance
of baptism will be administered to can
didatcs for church membership.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Getting and C.
Kendall Morse of MelroSe. Mass. spent
Friday and Saturday with Mr.. Morse 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Mors"
Returning Sunday morning by automo
bile they were accompanied by Mrs
| John T. Morse and son. Hayden.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-24

An old-faShioned aI-day celebration
will be held in this village July 4, Full
committees have been appointed by the
Community club to make the day sue
cess.
The celebration will open with an au-
tomObilc parade at o o'clock. this to be
followed by races and sports. the winners
of which will receive generous cash
prizes. a tug of war for prize of so
in money will be an event of interest
A baseball game will be played between
the Townshcnd team and team from
ono of the ncighboring towns.
The kccnc, y. H.. band has been en-
gagged for the entire day In the evening
the comedy drama. Nan, the Mascot
which was given on the evening of the
dedication of the town hall. will be re-
pcatcd by the same cast of characters
and this will be followed by dance to
music by a kcene orchestra.
No regular dinner will be served. but
ice cream. frankfurters and other food
will be sold on the grounds throughout
| the day
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-24
Enjoyed Visit to Townshend.

The following letter received recently
by ]. III. Ware will be read with interest
by all who were so fortunate as to meet or
listen to Hon. John Barrett during his re-
cent visit to this village
"Ncw York. June ii. 1921.
Hon. ]. II. Ware. TownShcnd. Vt.
Dear Mr.. Ware In New York ell
route to Washington. am debating this
line to confirm what I said to YOU in
person. that | thoroughly enjoyed my
visit to Townshend and participation in
the ceremonies of defeating your bcaut-
full new town hall. | shall never forget
that occasion. for it was both unique and
impressive. You and your associates de-
serve great credit for making it real
success. | am going to write letter to
Mrs. button CONCENTRATING her upon
what she has done not only for Town
shcnd. but for Vermont and New Eng
land. by this generous gift
Not the least phase of my pleasure
in being there was to meet You and other
representative men of the town and see
ton. When | return again to Vermont |
hope | may be able to run over to Town
shcnd and visit you. If you are passing
through Grafton at any time | hope you
will pay your respects to my dear old
mother. who is a rare woman of the fine
Vermont type.
with kind regards to You and the
others, including that charming and won
derful sOngStress, Miss Dale. | remain
Yours very sincerely.
JOHN BARRETT"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-24
WILLIAMSNILLE.

Ray Jefts is working with his team
in Brookline.
Claude Moore finished work Saturday
for the West River Basket Co.
J. A. Davis went Tuesday to Brat
tlcboro for several days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Thomas of Gull
ford are visiting their son, c. r. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Brooks visited in
Guilford from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Madeline Pierce of WctherSfeld
is visiting Mrs. c. +. Aldrich at the par
SOnagc.
Claude Moore and Ronald Fisher have
gone to Brattleboro to work for the ).
A. Smith Co.
Mr.. and Mrs II. w. Bowker of SYRIA
cuse are spending two weeks at their
summer home.
Mrs. J. f. Lewis went Saturday to
East Mortified to visit in the home of
her son. c. X. Lewis.
Horace Winchester and Miss Helen
Lewis came from Brattlcboro to spend
Sunday i'll her home.
Miss Doris Stedman of Agawam Wis.,
tied her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
X. Stcdman, last week
Cheney Williams and Miss Maude
Moore are spending their summer vaca
ton at their homes here
| Harold Perry and bride Of Syracuse
spent several days last week at the
| Perry summer home here.
| Miss Belle Greenwood Of Brattlehort
spent Sunday in the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Johnson.
Mrs. C. II. Dickinson went Saturda,
TO Hartford to spend Sunday. During
her absence Mr. Dickinson visited hi
sister. Mrs. w. II. Newton, in Newfanc
Doane White and son. Everett White
of Boston were visiting in the home o
his brother, W. J. White, over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs G.. r. Temple ant
Harold Markwith went with G. c. Tenn
pie of Mountain Mills to spend Sunda.
with their daughter, Mrs. Benjamin
Charlton, in Gardner.
Little Robert Jefts, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. III. Jcfts, entertained several o
his little friends in the home of hi
uncle ID. i. Pierce, on Tuesday, il bein
his third birthday anniversary. Dant
refreshments were served.
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wear in order to study and visit the New
England states He has spent his vaca-
tons in the various New England cities.
He has done excellent work in the school
and strong Inducements have been offered
him to remain here without avail. He
plans TO spend mt least "A year III the
western states and hopes to make com
pletc tour of the world, using about I'VE
years for the trip. Mr.. Clark and Mr.
Hachnann have made plans to meet in
China at some future date
Miss Bessie Hardy, who has been
spending "A week in the village, went Fri
day to Townsend, Mass. to speak Sun
day in behalf of the ArmcnianS Miss
IIardy'S visit has been of much interest
to all here. She gave II talk ON Sunday
evening at the Congregational church
explaining her work in Turkey and the
situation there and at the seminary
alumni banquet Thursday responded to u
toast, GliinpSeS of Turkey. with many
touching stories of her friends among the
Armcnians, Miss Hardy is the daughter
of Rev. ". r. Hardy, former pastor
here in the Congregational church. She
was graduate of Leland and Gray semi
nary. the vaicdictorian of the class Of
1S0S and afterwards taught in nearby
districts including the graded school at
| West TOWnshcnd. The family moved
from this village to West IownShcnd in
| 1908 and year aftcrward to New lamp
shire In 1913 Miss Hardy crossed the sea
as missionary and was stationed ut
Marash, Turkey, called one of the two
worst cities in Turkey. She had charge
there of the music department in college
| founded and conducted by the American
board. She was on" Of the 80 mission
aries who remained in Turkey during the
four years duration Of the war and was
|
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-24
ToWNSHEND
Former Townshcnd Man Wcds.

Earl II. Wilbur of Sufficld. Conn, son
of Mr.. and Mrs Eugene G. Wilbur of 40
Sargent street. Hartford, Conn, former
residents of Townshcnd, VT. and Miss
Emcrgcenc j. IIincklcy of Sufied. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. llincklcy
of Maplcton avenue. Suflicld Mr.. llinck-
ley being Il prominent tobacco grower and
farmer were married Friday evening
June II. at s o'clock. in their newly fur
nished apartment in Main street Sufield.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Dana David Marsh of West Hartford.
single ring service being used. They were
accompanied by Miss Emily Il. Hincklcy
of Suficd. sister of the bride. and Ed
ward j. Wilbur of Hartford. brother of
the bridegroom. who formerly was CON
nccted with the Estcy Organ Go. at Brat
tlcborO.
The bride wore dark blue trcotinc
travelling suit with grey hat. After the
ceremony a wedding supper was served
Mt the home of the brides parents to the
members of the bridal party. The dining
table was attractivcly decorated with red
and white roses. On Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur left for a short we'd
ding trip to Boston and vicinity. Upon
their return they will live in the Cooper
block apartment. being at home after
July |.
The bride is n graduate of the Connect
cut Literary Institute in Suflicld class of
1915. winning the scholarship in mathe-
MATES. Since her graduation, she has
been working in the insurance business.
working three years in the Sufficld agency
of the Aetna Life Insurance Co. and affl
lated companies. but for the past three
years she has been supervisor of the girls
in the pay roll audit department at the
home Office of the Aetna Co. at Hartford.
Mr. Wilbur was born in TOwnshcnd.
and for the past 20 years has been in the
insurance business. II years of which he
was in the underwriting department of
the National Fire Insurance Co.'S home
Office at Hartford. and for the past eight
years has been conducting the Suicld
agency of the Aetna Co. and affiliated
companies at Sufficld writing all kinds of
| insurance and selling real estate. He is
also the local correspondent of the Spring
| field Union for Suflicld and Windsor
! Locks. having his Office in the Cooper
block on Main street. Suffed.
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lSIs0NILII<T

Corn Winchester is visiting with Mrs.
Gerald Allbrr.
Harold Bush of Springfield is staying
a few days at 4. l.. Busl's
Mrs. Royal Marsh was in Brattlcboro
last week 10 visit her brother.
Mrs, Frank Potwinc spent several
days with her daughter in Brattlvh,ro.
Ray Jcfts Of Williamsvillc is at work
with his team drawing logs for the Bush
brothers.
4 large number attended the Sunday
school convention at East Dover, and
all report fine time.
Miss Annie Osgood and cousin, Ethel
Eutler, both of lirattleboro. were re.
cent visitors ut the Osgood brothers ,.
Amos PuIfer aud family and Dcland
Perry were in Amherst sunday, Mrs
Perry and children returning home with
them.
Dcland Perry and family were in Am
horst last week to attend the gradua
lion exercises hf the high school. Im,
thera Perry being one of the graduates
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WEST DUMMERSTON.

Lewis Tyler and family. who had been
living in Brookline since last fall, re-
turned to their home here last week.
Eli Best and Mrs. Alice Sargent who
have been visiting in the home of f. II.
Putnam, left Tuesday for their homes i'll
Worcester. Mass.
Robert Thaycr of Lynn. Mass. and
Kenneth Thaycr of Brattleboro spent
Sunday in the home of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Thayer.
Patrick Russell. Mrs. John Murphy
Miss Alice Russell and niece. Helen
Russell. all of Reading, Pa, are guests
of their brother. II. Il. Russell.
School in district No. l is to close the
spring term Friday. The teacher and
pupils are to hold n picnic. II is hoped
by both parents and pupils that Mrs
Clark is to return to teach in the fall.
Mrs. j. Edgerly and granddaughter
Mrs. Fred GoSs who have been visiting
in the home of Mrs. Edgerlys grand
daughter, Mrs. Isaiah Boyington. the
past two weeks. returned to their home
in Maine Monday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-24

in Ncwfane and who has been engaged
this year to teach in Townshcnd Miss
Mary Jackson, who taught in the union
district, will 80 to South Ncwfane TO
teach and will he succeeded by Miss
Muriel Grout of West Townshend, who
will teach in the union district. Miss
Saidcc Morse, who was one of the grad.
uating class this, year at Leland and
teach the school in Brooksidc Mrs. A.
IT, Farnum. who closes her school in
Williamsyillc this week will teach this
year in Brooklinc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-24
EAST JAMAICA.

\, Il. Gleason was in Wilmington this
week
Fred Burbec of Wilmington was guest
at c. l.. Aliens the first of the week
w. s. Allen had carload of COWS ar
rive Tuesday from the northern part of
the state.
Miss Ruth Allen visited in South Lon
dondcrry recently and attended the grad
uation exercises.
Merle Potter, who has had employment
in Wilbraham. Mass, for some time, i,
home for the summer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-24
MARLBORO.

Prof and Mrs. Patton are at their home
in Hartford. Conn, for a few days.
Fred Stuart and family of Beverly,
Mass, are spending few weeks ON their
farm.
The closing exercises of the public
schools were held at the church Friday,
June II. Five graduated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Adams returned
Sunday from their visit with friends in
Massachusetts, Both are improved in
health.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-24

Mrs. |. S. Sayre has been visiting rela-
tives in New York.
John Allen of Westminster has rented
rooms of Arthur Cheney for the summer
Guy Harris's baby, who has been i'll
with whooping cough and bronchitis, is
gaining.
a regular meeting OF West River
Grange will be held ON Friday evening Of
this week.
Mrs Lauren Pike and child went Sun
day to East Dover for a thrce-days' visit
with her parents
Mr., and Mrs. Il. $. Wheeler spent the
weekend at the home. of Mrs. Ada Pierce
in Greenfield Mass.
Misses Marguerite and Anne Dauchy,
students at the University of Vermont,
are at home for the summer vacation.
ii. +. Howard, who has been troubled
for several years with chronic appendi-
ctis. went Tuesday to Memorial hospital
for an operation.
Allan Heath finished his years work
at Amherst Agricultural college and re-
turned home for the summer vacation
Tuesday.
Mrs. Rose White and little adopted son
of Canaan, y. IT,. were guests at the home
of her father. w. w. Whitney. the past
week.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Cove of Wichita. KanS
came Wednesday to spend the summer AT
the home of her niece, Mrs. 4. ID
Mcacham.
Miss Edith Kddcr of Wamsboro visited
her clasSmate. Mrs. q. a. Lawson
Thursday and attended the senior recep
ton in the evening.
! Steward Kirkham Of Springfield. Mass.
4 spent the week at the home of G. III. vii
| lard and attended the commencement
exercises at Leland and Gray seminary.
. The local baseball team trimmed a in
maica- Londonderry combination last Sat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-24

visited her cousin, G. II. Grout, last
week.
Mrs. 6. T. Switacr, Hugh and Ruth
are ut their cottage. Mrs SWitzcr is
looking after some repairs.
Mr.. Eliza Phclp, Pierce and son.
James Pierce were ia town Sunday and
attended tuc church services
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-24
Four Graduates Accept School.

As all work planned was not fully
completed at commencement the teacher
training department of Leland and Gray
seminary is still in session under the in
struction of the teacher. Miss Sarah
Palmer. Four of the graduates of the class
have accepted schools for the coming
year. Miss Florence Mcacham will teach
in the West school at Athens Miss Muricl
Grout in the Ncwfanc Union school. Miss
Saidee Morse at Brooksidc, South New
fame, and Miss Marion Wilson at MARI
boro.
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Scryices .\nnrecintcd.


10 show the esteem and appreciation
of Miss Edith VI. Clarkrs faithful ser.
vice in the school and community in the
five wears she has been here. the ladies
and Scho'nrS met i'm the church Vc>try
Thursday evening and gave her a genuine
surprise \ very pleasing program of
speaking and music was rendered, which
was arranged by Mrs. Frank Howe. who
had the natter in charge. At the close
of the entertainment Miss Clarke was
presented "A purse of S27.IJ, to which
she's responded in very apprcciative
manner, by request of many Miss Clarke
gave II recital of The Horse Race. in her
usual pleasing manner. Cake and shcr-
bet were served and the evening spent in
II social way. Miss Clarke is planning
to- Use the gift by buying watch
Arthur Jensen Of Brattlcboro was in
town Tuesday.
Forrest Hewitt has been in Brattcboro
week visiting his brother,
Miss Gladys Chaprn. who is teaching in
Marlboro, was at her home Sunday.
Mrs Lois Harris. who had been at
Townshcnd several weeks, is ut her home
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Reach of White
River Junction are at the Lawrence
homestead.
Mrs. Rose Whitney White of Canaan,
\. IT,, has been n guest at Il, w. Ilol-
denis.
Miss Mabel Grout of New York city