The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-18

to Bondville expecting to be joined there
by his brother,
Mrs, George i. Arlington and her
daughter of Ludlow, visited Mrs j. u
Follett over Sunday.
Ephraim Fuller has gone TO Springfield,
Mass, to visit his brother and is going
to the hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Plimpton Of Greenfield has been u
recent visitor with her Iownshend friends
All were glad to see her once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Boutelle returned
Wednesday night from a two weeks visit
with his brother in Providence, X. |.
The business managers Of the l.. G. 5.
Messenger went to Bellows Falls Wedn's'
day to secure advertisements Tor their
publication.
Mrs. Clark of Brattleboro is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Green, of EIarmonyyille. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Kimball Of Westminster
are visiting in town.
The entertainment spoken of in last
weeks issue as coming IN the near future
has been postponed and the program
promised in this paper will be given later
Herbert Randall of Belchertown, Mass.
who has been in town to attend the wed.
ding anniversary of his parents, returned
tuesday. Miss Alice Randall returned to
Athol Wednesday.
Horace Bigelow went to Westmoreland,
\. H., Wednesday and took q load OF
goods for j. h. Edison. Mr.. Edison has
spent several days in town recently, ana
has purchased of Allen Bigelow the horse
he formerly owned.
The women OF the Congregational So
ciety took over SIS at their supper given
in the town hall Wednesday evening. \
pleasant social hour was spent besides the
pleasure of partaking Of the bountliul
good things provided.
Mrs. o. w. Follett with Master Robert
and James accompanied her brother and
his family to Manchester Monday to re-
main until Saturday when they will re-
turn, bringing Miss Bushnell with them
for stay of few days,
The work of moving the blacksmith
shop recently purchased OF Haynes san,
ders, is in progress. The shop is an old
landmark but the vacant place made by
its removal will be converted into fine
lawn by its present owner.
Mrs. Rebecca Cox of Maiden, Mass,
who died of pneumonia short time ago,
owned the farm occupied by the Gale
DfOlneTs. MIS-, NNN was q 0lNNNl w 'Nv'bN
Pratt who was at one time on the place
where Homer Ambrose now lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rola Phillips drove to
Bellows Falls Wednesday to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Phillips brother, Ralph
Martin, and Miss Grace Brown OF Bel
lows Falls Mr.. and Mrs. Martin will 60
to Glen Falls, \. Y, for their future home.
Mr.. Martin has a position there, 1t IL
l.. Z 4 lt- stytap Mabel
Travelling Library No. % which is a
case of 50 volumes from the free public
commission has been received at the local
library room in the seminary. This col
lection will be in the free library SIX
months. 1t includes fiction, children
books and miscellaneous volumes. Let us
take these books. thereby getting the bene-
fit of good reading brought within such
easy reach. We hope soon to add TO the
number of books belonging to our library
when catalog will be published. Might
not a much larger number of our citizens
enjoy taking books from these shelves II
they would once form the habit? Should
we not spend less time over the daily pa
per and more with good books?
Pomona grange met in Townshend We'd
nesday according to announcement. \
perfect October day was in keeping with
the occasion. A good number were pres
ent A closed session was held in the
morning and the program as given last
week was carried ont as nearly as pos
sible. Those speakers who were absent
having substitutes appointed from among
those present. The afternoon was an open
meeting in charge of Mrs. Mixer who took
the place of the absent lecturer. Worthy
of special mention was the greeting by
Worthy Master Willard and response by
Mr. Wilbur from Londonderry; also a
paper, Current Events, by Rev. Daniel
Mcintyre. Such papers are helpful and
mere literary work Of that character
would add to the usefulness of our work
as a grange.