The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-27
Abner Bristol; secretary, Stella Morse;
treasurer Belle Timson.

| Mrs. Alice Goodell left Wednesday for
! Amherst, Mass.
About 30 people took the train Tor
4 Brattleboro ON Monday.
Rally day will be observed at the Bap'
tist church next Sunday.
Miss Temple Of Williamsville has en-
tered Leland & Gray seminary.
Mrs. L. V. Truesdell Of Greenfield.
\ Mass, was in town few days last Week
Clarence Snow of Brooklyn. n. y, is
visiting his parents, MIR. and Mrs. aivoy
Snow.
Mrs. Dera Pratt and Mr., Goddard OF
| Ludlow visited at II. o. Gales TINS
week.
Roscoe Marsh recently sold the house
owned by him in Cambridgeport to war
ner Townshend.
Mrs. Abby Taft went Saturday 70
Brattleboro to visit her daughter, Miss
/ Josephine Taft.
Mrs. Frank Perrin Of Springfield
/ Mass. spent Sunday with her sister,
+ Mrs Haynes Sanders.
Mrs. b. b. Brigham and her son, John
Brigham of Duluth, Mimi, started Tues
day for trip TO Boston.
Frank and Lefty Gale drove to Brat
4 tleboro Wednesday visiting the Valley
fair and going on to Vernon
Charles II. Evans took several dogs
from the Evans Brothers kennels TO the
Valley fair at Brattleboro on Tuesday
A. 4. Mason and Mrs. Sarah Wilson
went TO Brattleboro Tuesday to attend
the funeral of their cousin, MIR. Pettee'
( Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Gale went Mon
.day TO BOSTON to visit Mrs. Gales broth
err, John Walsh, and her sister, Mrs
King.
Mrs. f. II. Kenyon was home over
sunday hut returned TO Newfane Mon
day and is the guest of Mrs, Gracia Da'
wilson.
/ Miss Amelia Hobart, who has been
spending several weeks with her sister,
Miss Myra Hobart, returns Saturday to
Boston,
+ West River grange will hold an inter
/ mediate meeting Friday evening, Oct !,
the Young ladies having charge OF the
4 program.
Rev. W. W. Gushee went to Rutland
TO attend the Baptist state convention
held there Wednesday and Thursday OF
/ this week.
! Fred Osgood returned to Burlington on
/ Monday to resume his studies at the
/ University of Vermont where he is
/ sophomore.
Mrs. Gertrude Eddy Pike of White
River Junction visited recently at Wal
( ter Eddy's. Mrs. Pike was a daughter
of Francis Eddy.
The ball game at Londonderry last
/ week. Townshend VS.. Grafton, resulted
/ i'm tie. the score being I to I. Eleven
innings were played
/ William Gale, who has been spending
/ the summer with his brother, II. q. Gale,
/ has gone to live with his brother Lyman
Gale. on the Chaffee place.
| Farmers have begun TO sharpen their
corn cutters and rows of pixies are ap,,
nearing in the fields once so beautiful
with waving leaves and tassels.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson has been engaged
to take the necessary care of Mrs. Royal
| Sanderson, who is still in feeble health,
during the absence of her daughter.
II. o. Gale, George Gale, Mrs. Wind.
sor Whitney, Miss Betty Whitney and
Edwin Whitney drove to Brattleboro on
Wednesday to attend the Valley fair.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Franklin and
their children spent Thursday and Fri
day of last week with Mr.. Franklin's
brother, Ernest Franklin, at Bellows
Falls.
"Tholev" Needham, who was so long
the efficient clerk in w. III. Holland s
store, is in town as the guest of Newell
Jenison Mr.. Needham is in very poor
health.
Fred Twitchell, who had been visiting
| his sister, Mrs. Moses Randall left Mon
day Mr.. Twitchell has sold his store
in St. Adams and will spend the winter
in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cobb, who have
| been spending their vacation with Mr..
! Cobb's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Zina Cobb
returned to their home in Nashua. N.
H., on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. OGilverie of Lake Pleas
ant, Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +.
s. Brown in Harmonyville. Mr.. O'Gil-
verie is Mrs. Browns brother and was
formerly engineer at the Jamaica Lumber
company's mill.
J. O. Follett was home over Sunday.
| People in Boston must think that Christ
mas is near for he reported having seen
flock of 1900 geese taken from the
train at Walpole to be fed and watered.
| lie Roy Howe, former resident of
Grafton and an old soldier called upon
comrades in town last week Mr.. Howe
now resides in Lyndonville and has
been an engineer on the Passumpsic rail
road for over 40 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Holland, George
| Cheney, E. B. Batchelder, George Bou-
telle, Miss Martha Crane and Ernest
| Whitney were among those who took the
train for Brattleboro on Tuesday to visit
the fair.
Col. and Mrs. Albert Holbrook of Col
! 10 bo DO AL
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Holbrook last week.
Col Holbrook and his wife came east to
attend the national G.. A. r. encamp-
ment at Saratoga Springs, N. Y, Mrs.
Holbrook being a delegate from Califor-
MIA at the convention of the Daughters
of Veterans.
There was general exodus from
Townshend Wednesday, everyone going
fairward. Sixty-fve took the first train |
down and about 20 the second, while many
who were afraid to ride on the railroad |
went in teams. Mr.. Burwell took party |
in his four-seater and livery and private |
teams were in demand. The seminary
and I. L. loves store were closed for
the day. Those who went came home
satisfied with the results of the trip and !
called the fair decided success.
After Sunday school last Sunday there
was gathering of the members of the
Dorcas Guild at the back Of the Congre
gational church, the interest seeming to |
center about, letter which was being
read by one of its members. Later it |
was learned that the guild had decided |
to leave town flor one day only and to
meet Wednesday, Oct. 2 with Mrs. Ralph |
are promised and it is hoped that every
member of the guild will, if possible, at
tend this meeting which promises to be
Ithe maddest merriest day of all the