The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-20
Vest RiUer TOWnS
TOWNSHEND.

lON NolILlND.
Mrs. Harrison Chamberlain is i'll.
Fred Smith is working for Gilbert Bou'
telle. go.
Emery Jones has returned from visiting
his son.
Miss Eliza Burnap was on the sick list
this week,
Mrs. Alice Goodell is visiting Mrs
Sarah Wilson,
ASA Thompson has returned from his
trip to New York.
A. A. Blood has gone TO Londonderry
10 do carpenter work.
Carlos johnson has returned from his
visit in Worcester, Mass.
Ephraim Fuller has returned from
few days visit out OF town.
Mr. and Mrs. William Scott oil Spring
field were in town over Sunday
Mrs. Blanche Prince is visiting at
Samuel Alorse's in South Newtane.
Little Rhody Bigelow has been very ILL.,,
DR. Ospood was called to attend her.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society held a
food sale at the vestry tins afternoon
Irving Watson expects to have an aue'
ton OF stock, etc, early IN October
Mrs, William Sanderson and her son
left Monday for their home IN Savannah
Ga.
Miss Cora and Carrie Mason are spend
ing the week at the jamestown eXposl'
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ness and son OF
West Townshend spent Sunday at Charles
Halls.
Mrs. Mary Phillips has gone to Wards
boro for three weeks visit with rela'
tives.
Henry Hastings has gone to Brooklne
to help care for Willard Barnes, who Is
very i'll.
Fred Martin of Putney with his family
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Il. D.
Phillips.
Mrs. John Jenkins has returned from
n two weeks visit in Westmoreand, New
Hampshire.
Mr.. Derby of CambridgepOrt has come
to make his home with MI anu MIS- NOD
eIt Fuller.
A new floor has been laid in the kitchen
at Windsor Whitneys, Russell Blood do
ing the work. -,
There will be a harvest supper in the
BAPTIST church at some date to be dc
termined later.
Eugene Wilbur of Hartford, Conn, Q
former resident of Townshend, called II
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hayes OF Boston
visited Mr. Hayess sister, Mrs. Homer
Ambrose, last week.
Fred Twitchell of st. Adams recently
visited his sisters, Mrs. Moses Randall
and Mrs. Townshend.
Mai Beniis of Athens was in tow
This week with his gasolene engine anc
filled J. II. Wares silo.
Mrs, f, S. Ella from Wyoming is eX
nected the last Of the week to visit hel
sister. Mrs. Charles Willard.
MFR, and Mrs. o. \. Davis have beer
taxing a carriage drive to ProctorsVlll'
and Brandon to visit relatives.
Mrs. Martha Tyler of Brattleboro, wh'
had been spending a few days with Mrs
Abby Taft. returned home Monday.
DIR. Nash has a parrot which was sen
IA him from Omaha and which Is SAID u
be an unusually good conversatlonallst'
Mrs. e B. Batchelder returned Tues
dav from her visit to the Hub where sh
encountered the usual Boston weather
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cobb of Nashua
N r. came this week to visit MI
Cobb's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tina Cobb
Allen Bigelow's hens are becoming ia
nous Mr., Dooray of Westminster re
Gently purchased nearly 100 OF his BID
dies.
Tbirtv.fve hundred dollars in purse
for the races at the Valley Fair, Bratte
boro, next week Tuesday, Wednesday an'
Thursday.
T. O. Follett was home over Sunda,
and renorted that the piers of the bridg
which he is building over Cold river wer
completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Yves
T, m,, %n and Mr., and Mrs. A. /. Sax
ton of Newfane recently visited at Home
Ambrose's.
Wilmer Turner drove to Weston o.
Tuesday for a visit of a few days witt
his father Mrs. Turner and Evelyn Wi
return with him.
The book committee of the Townshen'
rnbjic library met Wednesday Afternoon
and made out list of books which VII
be ordered soon. Q.
Mrs. Griswold and her son of Nortl
wordshoro and Mrs. Pinney of Andove
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Knapp tn
first of the week.
Mrs. Wales of Brattleboro, who ha'
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Green,
her home in Harmonyville, returned hom
the first of the week.
Fred Reed was in town day last weel
to sell his stock and hens. He then re
turned to Jerusalem, N y, where II
is drawing logs in lumber camp.
Christopher Howard of Meriden, Conn.
was in town last week and made arrange
ments for the placing Of marker on tn
grave of his brother, Choate Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf of Westminst4e
spent Sunday at Charles Goud's' MI
and Mrs. Ernest Gould and their chi
dren returned to Bellows Falls with them
Mr.. and Mrs Spencer and their chill
dren who had been boarding for, tW
weeks at Walter Eddy's, returned TN
first Of the week to their home IN New
Haven, Conn.
Edward Durham has lost VALUABLE
horse. It had been in the barn all sum
mer and was only recently turned int
the pasture where it probably ate too Law
ishly of the green grass
Last Saturday Mr.. Riley of Saxton
River brought Fred Day and his daugl
ters Of Nebraska to Townshend to visl
the Henry Franklin farm which was one
TT rs SERIOUS,