Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-10

day for Iowa whore they were called by Tue
Illness Of their mother.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Ford Of frogmore, 5
C., arrived In town Monday morning and are
visiting Mrs Ford's mother, Mrs, Dale
SIR. and Mrs. W. l., Crawford Of Worees
ter, Mass, with their nephew are visiting
Mrs. crawford's sister Mrs, Windsor WHIT
ney,
Mrs. Lydia Kngsbury who has been Wis
iting her nephew. Frank Martin, and Ed'
win Fessenden, has returned TO her hons
In jamaica,
Prof. John T., Colburn, who has returned
from his camp In North Cfafisbury, spent
a few days the first OF the week win h's
sister Mrs orison W Foleti,
There was a ball game on Reeds field
Wednesday afternoon when Townshend de
fea,ed Rawsonville by score OF TO =
Ten innings were played, Further parheu'
lars win be given next week
Misses Matte and Belle colburn with
their brother, Guy, OF Nashua, n H., are
visiting at @. Q, stebblnss' MT oo,berh
graduated at Brown university last june
being one Of the first in his class.
The Townshend ball team met Its third
defeat for the season at South Londonderry
| last saturday. The score was 10 TO 3, IN
| favor Of south Londonderry. The Townshend
boys were deprived Of the support OF theif
nsnal pitcher so II was hardly fair test
for them
An interesting program was carried out
M the meeting Of West River grange last
Friday evening. Besides the songs ana
recitations there was an excellent paper edit
ed by Mrs Alroy Snow and Mrs. y, L.
/ osrood A number entered into the dis
cussion OF how to destroy the insect pests,
several reporting that they had sprayed
/ their apple trees this year with beneheiai
results.
Rev. Il. T. Cross Of Denver Col, and his
son Rev. Judson Il. Cross, OF Irumbulh
/ Conn. visited this week at Fred Watson s.
Mr., Cross Is cousin of Madam watson
and OF Mr.. William Perry. On Tuesday
I Mr. Watson and Mr.. Perry took their friends
| To Brookline to visit the Sam Murdoch place.
4 now owned by Ephraim osgood, which was
the home OF Mr. Cross grandfather. We
hear great deal OF Colorado scenery but
\ Mr. Cross thought this one OF the most
beautiful spots In the country.
some people are fond OF strawberries and
some of raspberries, while some know good
thing when they see II and can spot blue'
berry even when IL is as far away as STRAIT
ton mountain, To the latter class belongs
NJ w Thayer. Accordingly little over a
week AGO ne harnessed his horses helped his
wife and daughter Pearl, TO their seats, IN
vited Mr. and Mrs +. X. Davis to go along
ana started for the above mentioned peak,
After a drive Of about 90 miles they reached
their destination and proved that Mr,
Tbaver's sight had been good for they nlied
their wagon with no less than 10 quarts OF
good. fat berries. To be sure, u raihed
when they were coming home but that mere
Inv washed the berries and did not IN the
least dampen the ardor of the party or take
away their appettes for BURBERRY pie.
The following guests were at the Towns
bend Inn last week. G.. NJ. Bell, Ludlow
Joel b. Riseman, Roxbury, Mass. o. T.
Drury. Providence, r. l.; Z. J. wilkins
Brattleboro; W. f. Whitney Brattleboro; )
II Shaw. Turner's Falls; Fred Whittemore'
boston; C. W. Reed, Brattleboro; Q. II
Miller, Saratoga, n Y; f. Earl Mellon
Brattleboro: Earl H. Gleason, Jamaica; Mr.
and Mrs. w II. Pierce. Winchendon; lta
Maher. Newfane; J. d. Potter, Springfield
In II. Ransehousen Springfield; Mr. an
Mrs A. V. d. Piper, Jamaica; Mr.. and Mrs. j
G. Jones, Rutland; Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Ryder
bellows Falls; l.. H. Higgins, Newfane
Robert II. Ford. ST. Adams; b. j. Simonds
Saxtons River: G. H. Grimm and daughter
Rutland: W. L. Hunt, South Londonderry
lie. H. Burkhardt, Boston; +. W. cummings
West Townshend: George ". Houghton, Wes'
1 Townshend; 7. H. zobe, New YORK; WI
liam Gage. Keene; Hugh Wilder, London
derry; Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Davis, saxton'
River; Hon. @. H, Davenport and son
Brattleboro +. J. Eddy, Brattleboro; NJ Z
Grout Newfane