Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
TowNsHEND.


Windham
Mrs o. W. FolleH spent Wednesday in
Brattleboro,
Russell Blood took the train for Newfane
Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Fullerton spent Wednesday in
Brattleboro.
Mr.. Ford started Thursday morning for
Beaufort, s. O.
Capt Stone of Springfield. Mass, is at
Fayette Cooks,
Mr., and Mrs ID. NJ. Cobb visited at II. o.
Cobb's last week.
Alma Gale has returned from weeks
visit in Brookline.
Fred Lowe has purchased the Twitchel
place of j. II. Ware.
Harry Cobb and friend are spending a
week at zina Cobb's.
DIR. and Mrs. Parker and son Edwin are
visiting at A. A. Mason's.
Mrs. Alton Holden has gone to her home
in Guilford for few days.
John Marks Is improving rapidly and will
soon be at Nome once more.
Marshall Wilder and Mr.. Miner OF Saxtons
River were in town last week.
Fred Willard is carrying the pupils from
district No. to the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams and son re-
turned to Brattleboro Wednesday.
Aimon whoelock Of Schenectady, N. Y,
spent Sunday at G. II. Wizards.
Irving Watson and daughter Susie went to
Cornwall on the Hudson last Friday.
Mrs. Haines Sanders went to Brattleboro
Tuesday, returning home Wednesday.
Abbie Follett went to Weston Monday, as
her school was to begin the next day.
Ned Wymah OF Athens spent Sunday in
town with his classmate, Gerald Allbee.
Mrs. Albert Butler OF Jamaica spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Arthur Greenwood
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Davis returned last
week from their trip to New Hampshire.
J. 0. Follett returned home Saturday night,
remaining until after the election Tuesday.
Arthur Livermore of Athol, Mass, is visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs. Susan Lawrence.
There was a slight frost on the brook
Wednesday morning, but none on the hills.
Mr. Stone of Halifax, who has been visit
ing his son. A. f. Stone, has returned home.
The ice cream parors are closed for the
season and students are occupying the build
ing.
Mrs. Lizzie Barber is at home for short
time but expects to go soon to London
derry.
Miss Amelia Hobart went to South Lon
donderry Wednesday evening for brief
visit
Robert Potwine has finished his work al
Ira Pratt's and has returned to his home in
Brookline.
Mrs Fred Lawrence has gone to Newfane,
where she will work in the County house
during court.
Ruby Stebbins is spending few days in
Brattleboro as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Adams.
A. W. Smith, who is working for Henry
Cobb, went to Putney Monday to remain
until after election.
Mrs. Mary Leonard and her grandson,
Leon Wood, of Keene. N. r., are visiting
Mrs. Hattie Winslow.
Mrs Hosley Of Jamaica and nephew, Rob-
ert wardwell spent last week with her SIS
ter, Mrs. W. o. Davis.
Professor and Mrs. Lewis will occupy the
tenement in Dr. Parker's house about to be
vacated by the Loves.
Dr. Law of Springfield, Mass, and Dr.
Hare of Bridgeport, Conn, are al the
Evans's for the hunting season.
Miss Belle Phillips and Charles Cross of
Orange Mass, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Mary Phillip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace o. Gale started this
morning for the north part OF the state, where
they will spend week.
Mr.. Danner Mr.. Ford and Mr. Reed, with
his dog went hunting the first Of the week
and returned with several birds.
Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Mcintyre are recev-
ing concentrations because of the baby boy
which came to them last Saturday.
The Townshend baseball team played the
Jacksonville nine at that place Wednesday
and defeated them by a score Of 20 to s.
Lottie Jones, who has been working in
hotel at Marblehead Neck the past season, has
returned home and will attend the seminary
The district schools began this week, the
teachers in the village being Merle Willis
and Mrs. Blood in district No. 3, Miss Eta
Cobb and in No. Mrs. Merle Willis.
Henry Dutton who is in business in In
diana, arrived in town Monday to visit his
mother, Mrs. Henry Dutton. Mr.. Dutton
came from Brattleboro in an automobile.
DR.. Winifred Lane Of Brattleboro was in
town recently with his automobile and called
at the home of Milton Thayer, where the
marriage of his mother took place years ago.
Those interested in studies in black and
white should sit for time in the Townshend
station and gaze at the walls and ceiling,
which have been recently decorated by the
railroad company.
Mr.. Danner and Mr.. Ford rode up to the
Follett cover Wednesday morning and shot
four birds in 20 minutes, returning home IN
time for dinner Pretty good luck, especially
since they went without their dog,
The delegates appointed at the Baptist
church last Sunday to attend the meeting OF
the association at South Newfane were MI
Truesdell. Deacon Stebbins, Deacon Hastings,
A. A. Mason and Rockwell Davis.
1t was necessary to ballot twice for town
representative at the election Tuesday. Sew
eral candidates were in the field, but W. ii.
Holland received the majority of the votes
and was elected. Only IS votes we're cast
for Clement
Mrs. J. O. Follett Mrs. Arthur G. Follett
and Miss Florence Follett drove to Weston
Sunday Miss Florence Follett to begin her
school in that village Tuesday and the other
women to make visit of few weeks at
Walter Austin's.
There was an auction at the Twitcheli
place Wednesday afternoon, when various
articles Of household furniture were sold.
Among other things was barrel OF SOFT
soap which some one said ought to have been
sold to the various candidates for ONCE be-
fore election.
The walls of the recitation rooms in the
seminary building have been tinted already
and work will be begun on other portions OF
the building as soon as possible. The sem
mary opened Tuesday with an encouraging
number of pupils, and everything points to
most successful year.
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