The “Dennison house” at the left was apparently property of Royal Sanderson. It appears that his child, William Sanderson lived in the house at the right along with his wife, Minnie and their 3 children. The William Sanderson house was probably demolished for the new house which became Dr. Edward Mulhern’s office.
Photo from Maude Polo, daughter of Maude (Sanderson) Polo via H Clawson 11/16)
William Sanderson house on Rt 30, east side, Townshend village, replaced by the Dr. Edward Mulhern office in 1989.
This is a new building on the site of the former William Sanderson house in 1989 by Dr. Edward Mulhern. House located on east side of Rt 35 in the village of Townshend.
Photo from Maude Polo of Newfane, daughter of Maude (Sanderson) Polo who lived here from the age of about 8 until she graduated from L&G Seminary in 1937 and possibly longer. [hac contact w Polo 11/16]
Sugar house of John Sanderson (then William Andrus).505 Windham Hill Road, West Townshend, up in the maple grove (to the northwest of the house) No longer extant. Note: Brick chimney is considered unusual in a sugar house. Compare to sugar house on adjacent property to the north (Dick Jackson) .
Russell and Frank Blood built these desks prior to 1923 in the former Virginia Chamberlin house they rented. Arthur Cutler owned a cherry desk they built and Uncle Charles one of butternut.
Sally & Maude Sanderson. Sallie grad 1934; Maude grad 1937 Leland & Gray.
Grad L&G 1934
Standing at back: Mrs. Lina (Howe) Gale
Back Row: George Gale, Dr. George Gale, Harold Gale? Abram “Fred” Howe”? Raymond Howe? Eva Howe? Mrs. Addie (Clark) Howe, Abram Howe, Sr.
Front Row: Arthur Howe? Ralph Howe? Emonica (Sp?) Burbee, unknown woman, unknown boy (possibly Robert Gale?? who was adopted), unknown woman on chair.
Lto R: Don Boutell, Lon Chamberlin, Ray Fitts, Will Blood, Hays Sanders, Frank Blood, Jean Cudworth, his brother, Russell W. Blood (brother of Frank)
L to R: Carla DeWitt, Diane Hoffman, Deb Lucier? Charlie Daigneault, Twin Sandy/Sherry Lawrence, Twin Sandy/Sherry Lawrence, Brad(?) Clark, Steven Jacobs, John DeWitt
Bottom L Clockwise: Barbara Clark Wilson; Joyce DeCelle; Maxine Lightfoot Brooks; Isabelle Puffer Westcott; Joyce Cutler Gleason; Martha Kearley Sonnenfeld (Class Advisor); Barbara Fontaine; Maxine “Mickey” Shine Brooks; Ilene Howe; Phyllis Marsh.
Center: Peggy Benson (top); Unknown (bottom)
Back Row: Arthur,* Raymond, Abram “Fred,” Abram Howe, Sr.
Middle Row: Eva, Carlena Emma
Front Row: Ralph, Mrs. Addie (Clark) Howe, Katherine Addie “Kate”
L to R: Abram Howe; Arthur Howe; Ralph Howe, Eva Howe, Raymond Howe (Eris’ father), Addie (Clark) Howe, Katherine Addie “Kate” Howe, Abram “Fred” Howe, Carlena Emma Howe.
Quite possibly dressed up for President Taft’s visit in 1912. The ages of the children seem to bear this out.
Front Row, L to R: Aubrey Stratton (farmer & Selectman), Unknown, Mrs. Emerson, Betty Petermann (Postmaster), Gov Emerson, Joe Petermann (Proprietor of Store).
Back Row: All unknown
LtoR: George and Ruby (Capen) Bristol; Carlos Otis; John Herrick on the steps by the door; his sister, Arlene Herrick at corner, standing. Standing at front receiving check, Jewell Sprague
Frederick Stiene (1873-1953) At General Fletcher House, With McConnel boys Matt and Steve with hay cart
Townshend Common 1921 views commons square
Common With Water Barrel views commons square
Village from Common views commons square
View of Church views
Peaked Mountain views
Common With Water Barrel views commons square
Cellar Holes of Hotel and Town Hall views
Common pre-1894 Fire views commons square
West Townshend – Birds Eye View views
From Ober Hill views
Vermont Life Magazine Cover postcards flyers posters
Recent Road Map maps
Common Civil War Monument views commons square
Birds Eye View from Tiwtchell Mountain views