Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-28

week,
willard Fisher came home the last Of last
week.
Mrs. Minnie Pratt is visiting at J. W.
Jenkins's.
Mrs. Ralph Snyder spent Friday in West
Townshend.
Mr.. saxton has been engaged to paint the
Follett barn.
Mrs. Moses Randall has gone to Cottage
City for visit.
Mrs. Susan Lawrence Is spending a few
days in Brattleboro.
The house on the Reuben Turtteiot place
was burned recently.
Mrs. w. O. Davis went to Jamaica sa'ur'
day, returning Monday.
Abbie Adams, q graduate OF Leland
Gray, was in town Tuesday
Mrs. Abbie Fits Of Brattleboro visited at
Z. II. Fessenden's last week.
A large number from Townshend ATTENDED
the Valley fair on Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. o. Howe of Newfsne called on
Miss Harriet Fletcher Friday
Mrs Hebb is better and Mr.. Hebb has 70
turned to his work In the mill
Mrs Jonathan Eddy OF Brookline visited
nor brother. Horace Gale, last week.
Fred Lawrence has so far recovered from
his injury as TO return TO his work.
r l.. Lowe is making some repairs on MS
barn Russell Blood doing the work
Mrs Clark of Hinsdule, N H., rs visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Herbert Franklin
Mrs Macdonald and Esther have gone on
an excursion to the White Mountains.
Mrs Smith from somerville, Mass is VS.
iting her cousin, Mrs. Fred watson.
viii Scott has come to take charge OF the
cider mill, which was opened this week.
Mrs F. w. Watson, Rosa and Raymond
arc Waiting at s. A. Sawyer's In Peru.
Mr.. Corey of Hill. N. H., spent two days
lac, week with his nephew, III. o. Gale.
| Wilmer Turner entertained his father ana
Youngest brother from Weston last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard have returned TO
Burlington after visiting here and IN fu'hey'
Mr. and Mrs. knight OF wallingford visited
nj Ziua Cobb's and Charles Austin ias'
week.
W Jenkins was at West Townshend last
| week running the ensiage cutter Tor MAJ
Bemis.
Mr. and Mrs. Cox are spending few
DAYS on their farm which is now Occupied py
Mr.. Saxton.
RAY Mr.. Gushee Of Gresham, y. H.,
preached acceptably at the Baptist chureh
last Sunday.
The Misses wilkins, who have been spend
inv several days at the Dales's, returned 10
Westminster Sunday.
Mrs l.. o. Reed left last week Thursday
and will spend several weeks in Schenectady
and Amsterdam, n. Y.
o. A. Davis is painting his house white
r;,h dark green trimmings. Everett Phii'
/ lips is doing the work.
Mrs. Miles and her daughter, Mrs Fred
Cuiler of Brookline, have gone TO hartioro
Conn, to visit friends.
Ralph Martin and Miss Brown Of BELOW,
Falls visited Friday at Roll Phiiiipss aho
called on friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs, Marvin of Saxtons Rivef
drove to Horace Gales Friday, returning
home the following Monday.
r Alliston Gushing has spent good deal o.
time during the past week studying the geoi
ogy and fauna of the hill pastures
s Mrs. George Cheney of Beloit, Wis, cam'
a In town Saturday and win spend some TINT
I with her daughter, Mrs. G. II. Willard
. Mrs. Annie Smith Of Boston, while on rel
way to her old home in Peru, stopped a re"
days with her cousin, Mrs. Fred Watson
Horace Gale and George went to Brattie
5 boro Tuesday to attend the fair Let'ie ant
e Frank Gale attended the Valley Fair OF
Wednesday
: Esther Dale gave great pleasure 10 tn,
:, congregation of the Congregational chhrci
. last Sunday by singing an arrangement
I the 23d psalm.
Mrs. Dale has returned from her visit II
Westminster The house in which she stay
ed is of historical interest as it is The ON
in which Ethan Allen was married
r The new shades are up in the academ'
windows and add greatly TO the attractive
ness of the rooms and to the general appear
; ance of the building from the outside.
Mr. and Mrs. Ormsndo Jenison of Woor
o socket. r. l., are visiting his brother, re
manzo Jenson, and occupying the beautiful
n " situated house built by their nephew
Deacon Follett was at home over Sunda!
r, Last week he worked on bridge in Eas
putney while waiting for the Stone to be Gu
It for the bridge he is building ut Putne
street.
!. The Home club will meet at the chape
next Wednesday and will tie another com
:, forter Evidently the friends Of the club d
y not intend to let Jack Frost nip them thi
winter.
Jack Frost has been embarrassing TN
grass for the past few nights, but glnghaf
aprons. newspapers and other devices hav
g kent him from doing serious damage to tn
e flower beds.
Mrs John Ware, Mrs. Abbie Taft and Nj
is SAWYER attended the funeral of William, III
n gals at Bellows Falls last Saturday. Blazin
Star lodge, F. and A. NJ, sent a very beaut
g full floral design.
S, A very interesting meeting was held
the Baptist vestry last week Thursday ever
" ing. each one who attended the associatio
1t meeting at Newfane giving an account
ID some portion of the program.
Rollin White of Tunbridge, Vt, is tn
T. happy father of twin daughters, born Sep
n 90. Each little girl weighs over IL pounds
" there being but five ounces difference i
their weight Mr.. White lived for humble
Il of years at H. O. Gales and is cousin
n Herbert Barber of this place.
a. Fred Osgood left Monday morning for Bu
lington where he will enter the University
Vermont. Fred was valedictoran OF MS cias
at Leland and Gray last year and has sine
done some post graduate work He was ais
member of the Townshend baseball team
/, The best wishes of his friends go with him
Dea G. @. Stebbins has been kept clos
ID prisoner for the past three weeks by tn
pollen which blew from his cornfeld an
- which caused him to suffer greatly with ha
In fever The only safety lay in staying closer
- in his own room, which he did. Now. how
ever, the rain and frost have cleared the al
'k so that he is able to be out once more.
William ingalls, died at his home in Be
10 lows Falls last week. The funeral was hei
as on Saturday. Mr.. Ingalls, was for many veal
a resident of Townshend, occupying the hous
:. now owned by Henry Miles and working
70 his trade as a blacksmith. He was oblige
W to give up his trade several years ago on a.
count of a severe heart trouble. and went
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