The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-30

returned home the first OF the week.
Mr., and Mrs, George Walker and son
Clarence OF Cambndgeport have beer
spending few days IN Townshend,
Mrs. u. NJ. Smith of Hyde Park, Mass
and Mrs, $. G. Howe of North Adams
/, Mass, visited Mrs, Plumb this week.
Many of the guests, who had been en-
ioying an outing at the Townshend inn
, left for their homes the first of the week,
Mr. Lewis of Norwich, N, Y, brother
of Principal II. w. Lewis, kindly sang
a solo at the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing,
Mrs. Hattie Winsow and her daugh.
ter have returned from their visit OF
two weeks in Massachusetts, and New
Hampshire.
The preparatory lecture win be at the
Congregational chapel Saturday afternoon
in anticipation of the communion ser
vice Sunday,
Ernest Gould and his family come the
last of the week TO spend their vacation
with Mr. Gould's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Gould.
Gerald Allbcc of New York city is eX.
| pected this evening TO spend a few days
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
George Allbee
Mr.. Prescott who had been spending
some time with his aunt, Mrs. Harriet
Bradley, has returned to his home in
| Everett, Mass.
Rev Daniel Mcintyre held examinations
| Thursday and Friday. Those pupils who
passed them will be entitled to free tuition
at the academy.
Edward Dale of Frogmore S. c., who
had been spending a short time with his
mother Mrs. II. V. Dale, started for
the south Tuesday.
Mrs. Jennie Blakeley, who with her son
has been visiting her mother, Mrs ARA
Benson, returned TO her home in North
boro, Mass, Tuesday.
Miss Mary Kelsey, who spent last week
with Mrs. o. w. Follett, has returned
to Hartford. Conn. where she is matron
of the Pavilion Street Home.
Fred Edison of Bellows Falls was in town
the first of the week, His daughter, Miss
Alberta who had been visiting at j. ii.
Wares, returned home with him.
L. S. Morrell of White River Junction,
agent for the Vermont Phoenix, was in
town several days this week, driving
Tuesday to Brookline with w. II. Miles.
George Cook and his nephew, Truman
Wallace, are visiting in. Springfield, Vt. |
Mr.. Cook has been working for Homer |
Ambrose and Mr.. Wallace for Fred Wat
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mediver, who en-.
ioyed a pleasant vacation at the home of |
Nh and Mrs. Allan Bigelow, returned
few days ago to their home in Dorchester,
Mass.
There are two new men at the steam
mill: Mr. Brown, who boards with hiS
brother Albert Brown and Mr.. Iamlin
of Newfane, who boards at Mrs. l.. Dut-
toms.
Miss Evelyn Allitzen and her friend,
Miss Adams OF Springfield Mass, are
spending their vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Gale at their pleasant home
on the hill.
Mrs. Mary Howard and Mrs, Nellie
Porter of Springfield, Mass, with Mr.. /
and Mrs. A. Willis futile of Dummers-
ton spent Wednesday of last week at C.
II. Halls.
News has been received of the death,
Aug. 20, of Mrs. Fannie Austin at Shu-
shan, n. Y. She was a sister of Ephraim
Hastings and Mrs. Margaret Bemis, for
merly of this place
Communion service will be held at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning in
stead of after the session of the Sunday
school, The Covenant meeting will be
held Saturday at go p. IN.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown, who have
occupied the upper tenement in the Harri.
son Eddy house, have move down stairs.
The tenement which they have vacated
will be occupied by Ralph Snyder and p,
MS family.
Mrs. Abbie Winslow, who is 76 years |
Young, went to Westminster Sunday to 4
Iisit a cousin, driving her own team. Not {
many women would dare undertake such t
| trip with young horse in these days a
If automobiles. :
The Randall family will evidently not Y
ack for pies and will have something e
beside Jack Frost to make their lips blue y
lext winter, since Fred Randall returned i
rom his trip to Stratton mountain with s
bushel of blueberries. d
There was fishing party at Mr.. Gould's II
,ond Monday, Carleton Austin of IVES.
on, aged 10, caught over so dace. 1t
vas Leone Franklin's first experience but
he proudly pulled out two, which was =.
,retty good for a 5-vear-old girl. 1t
Mrs. Park Holland was called Monday !,
o Brandon by the death of Mr.. Hollands II
Mrs. Griswod. 1t is ex-
ected that Mrs. Florence Holland, who Y
as been caring for her mother for sew II
raj years, will return to Townshend to
We. S
Mr.. Timothy, mason from Bellows fl
alls, was in town this week laying the
Kinney and plastering the new school "
ouse in district No. 3. The outside ia
the building was painted last week. The
,hool is to be cons ratulated upon its .,
eacher and its new quarters. 81
Mr. Ryder of Bellows Falls, administra-
II of the estate of the late William In -
alls, was in town Tuesday to attend p
lie auction of the blacksmith shop former u
owned by Mr.. ingalls,. The shop was
nally purchased by Harry Howard of VI
Iest Townshend for $765, the tools 60 pl
g for $40.
The posters made by Mrs G. H. Will oh
I'd for the Dorcas guild sale were much IN
lmired. Perhaps the best of all was
lie one at the steam mill which had at H
lie top a gentleman and his hounds with in
lie inscription, eve have struck the trail
the Dorcas Guild Sale" T,
There will be an adjourned meeting of Ca
e alumni association of Leland and Gray DO
mnary at the seminary building Mon
~ evening, Sept. 2, at 5 o'clock to see is
hat disposition shall be made of the cd
nds now in the treasury 1t is hoped ne
at the members will remember the date
this meeting and endeavor to be pres h..
It. gu
The game at Newfane last week result he
G in score of 80 to 6, in favor of
ewfane, was Newfane VS.. Wardsboro in =
i r
ared in last weel,s ;ssne Some Of the his
am from here witnessed the game If DI