Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-17

iu rooms Last week and served supper on
tho basket picnic plan,
Miss Eua Marsh and her sisters Joined
party a West Townshond and spent Mon
day Al Hamilton Fails,
Mrs. Dwight Wood and two sons aud
Miss Edith Wood Of Springfield, Mass, are
visiting Al J. II, Wares
Miss Mabel Howard went last Friday 10
suncook, \, H., 10 visit her sister both
spent sunday At Block Island
Mr.. aud Mrs. Roscoe Marsh and their
daughter, Miranda, have been visiting rsla'
tivcs aud friends In Upton, Mass,
Miss Matte Celhurn who Is pastors ss.
sistant In Lowell. Mass, led the baptist
prayer meeting last week Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W l.. Crawford, who have
been visiting at Windsor whiiney's returned
to their home-in Worcester, Mass, Wednes'
day,
Mr. Kdder aud Mr., Howard went to Bel
lows Falls ON Saturday to hear Mr.. Glen
ent, arriving home at o'clock Sunday
morning,
The Misses Colburn and their brother
who have been visiting at G, q. Stehbins' :,
returned TO their home In Nashua " H.,
Saturday.
Mamie ware WIN MISS tiniNh'' sNlil
and Miss Bernicc WILDER OF Bellows Falls
spent Sunday at the home Of her father j,
II. Ware
Henry Cobb and Gina Cobb recently had
the pleasure Of entertaining their nieces
Misses Lila and Doriee Johnson Of Demands
ton, Mass.
II is safe to call AT the Congregational
parsonage since new floor has been laid
r.Wt Iaua IN
eft Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Austin and their
children, who have been visiting at ]. o.
Folletts returned TO their home In IVES
ton Monday.
Miss Perham. who spent a week at Mrs
Boutelle's selling drawn work and embroid'
cry and giving lessons In her art, returned
TO her home last week.
Mrs. Dale with Miss Beatrice Kenyon
and Miss orinda Ford took the hyer Tues
day morning for south Londonderry, re-
turning in the afternoon.
Walter Eddy with some Of his guests
drove to Newfane hill last week and spent
the day enjoying the cool breeze and the
magnificent sweep Of hills.
Our South Carolina dozen was made Gem
plete when J. II. Macdonald Of frogmorc ar
rived In town on Monday Mr., Macdonald
is stopping at the Townshend Inn.
Miss Hllman and Miss Roberts Of New
York, who are spending the summer in Lon
donderry, were in town Tuesday calling upon
Mrs c. II. Willard and Miss Lucy Booth,
william and Harry Sparks, viii Holland,
Henry Miles, Bert ober, Mr.. Sawyer and
Harrison Kingsbury drove to Jamaica on
Tuesday to attend the ball game.
Miss Miller, graduate of the New Eng
land sanitarum at Melrose and who later
took postgraduate course at the Memorial
hospital in Bratteboro, is caring for Mrs.
Gregg, who is very i'll.
Mrs. Kenyon and Miss Stoddard returned
Wednesday morning laden with flowers
which had been presented to them at the
recital in Londonderry. Miss Dale did not
return but went on to Peru.
The work train has been taking on gravel
at Salmon Hole bridge and depositing IL on
the roadbed between here and West Towns
bend. The men are now engaged in filling
the tresse near Mr.. Wellman's
F. H. Doland, former student at lie.
land and Gray seminary under Prof c. Is.
Smith, was in town last week. Mr.. Doland
said that he was hungry for Vermont, and
so came back to enjoy the scenery and call
upon old school friends
The Newfane grange has invited the West
River grange to meet with il next Wednes.
day evening. The Newfane grange is to
furnish the refreshments and the Townshend
grange the program. The combination is
good one and doubtless all will have good
time.
Miss Esther Dale returned from West
minister Monday and went on Tuesday TO
Londonderry, where she gave recital that
evening Miss Dale will give recital in
Peru Friday evening. Mrs Bert Kenyon ae-
companied Miss Dale to Londonderry and
assisted her as reader.
On Saturday the Follett family and their
guests packed their lunch and drove to
Newfane hill for days outing. After the
sandwiches and other good things had been
properly disposed of in Locust grove and
the remains carefully deposited in the eel,
lar of the old Field house the party repaired
to the top of the hill where Mr.. Broad kind
ly pointed out the various peaks and showed
them the large and interesting collection of
curios in the log cabin They were sorry to
learn that on account of the i'll health of
Mrs Broad, the usual open-air service would
not be held on the hill this year.