The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29
West RiUer TOlDns
TOWNSHEND.

AAANAA ANANHRsH
Mrs. Miles spcn, SATURDAY with hri
daughter in Aewiane,
Fred T.. Gilbert spent Sunday with hl'
father IN liarmonyNille.
Mrs. Susan Lawrence has gone 70
Athol TO visit her daughter.
Mrs. Henry Chase of South London
derry visited IN town last week,
Mrs. Clarence Snow Of brooklyn, "
s., is visiting at \, \, Snow b.
Mrs, q. +. Davidson Of Newiane was
at DR. Osgood's Tor Thanksgiving
Mrs. T.. NJ Plumb and daughter, are
spending the week IN Westminster West
Mrs. I'll, Kenyon gave a Temperance
chalk talk in south Newiane last sun
day,
In the absence Of Mrs, Plumb, the Il
brarian, Park osgaod Is tending the H.
brary,
Mrs. Fred Randall goes soon TO South
liadley. Mass, to remain two or three
weeks.
The old oulycrt near Mr. kiddcrs has
been taken up and a larger one Is being
put in.
MIR. and Mrs, Gushee were out Of town
for Thanksgiving also Mr. and Mrs. \.
\. Park.
Mrs. Martin Sparks spent last Sunday
in Brattleboro with her sister Mfs' Mary
Twitchcl.
Miss Wheeler was called TO Jamaica
last week, on account OF the illness oil
her mother
Mrs. Harriet Bradley returned, Mon
day from Bondyille where she had been
visiting her brother
Miss Josie Taft has finished her work
in Brattleboro for the present AMI D
home On a vacation.
Mrs. G. T.. Davidson OF Ncwlane gave
a short temperance address before the
Baptist Sunday school last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Lawrence went to Man
chester to spend THANKSGIVING, and Mrs.
Park Holland went to West Brattleboro'
Park Osgood is delivering books for
Mr.. Isaacson, young Dartmouth stu
dent who eanyassed the place last sum
mer.
George Allbec has resigned his posi-
ton as station agent and cnew one
has taken his place IN the person oil T.
l.. Hastings.
A union Thanksgiving service was held
in the Congregational church Thursday
evening at which time Rev. d. Mcintyre
preached the sermon.
The seminary closed successful TALL
term last Friday. After a Thanksgiving
recess of one week the winter term Will
begin Tuesday, Dec. }.
Rev. S. l.. Vincent has accepted a call
TO the Congregational church IN Wind
ham where he has been supplying Tor
several months He will move his fam
lily there soon.
Many housekeepers are complaining OF
the Door quality of the Kerosene oil ana
are kept busy cleaning smoky lamp
chimneys. Is there no way IN which we
can get better oil?
Miss Emma bushnell, teacher at Burr
& Burton seminary, was at Z. III, VIII
lards for Thanksgiving. She was accom-
panied by Miss Goebel, a music teacher
at the same institution.
Mrs. Miles and Mrs. Clara Blanchard
sang a pleasing duet at the morning ser
vice in the Baptist church, Mrs. }. j..
Dale and Mrs. A. l.. Rand favored the
audience with a duet in the Congrega'
tional church.
It speaks well for Townshend and
Townshend Inn that after one night
soiourn at the inn physician from
Massachusetts, recommended the hosiery
to one of his patients as a desirable place
to come for her health
The Old Maids convention will be
given in the town hall Friday evening
Dec. G. under the auspices of the Dorcas
Guild Light refreshments will be
served, which are included in the admit
lance at the door. The proceeds are to
be used for the benefit of the barn at
the Congregational parsonage.
Fred Reed and family returned from
New York state last Friday. Mr.. Reed
has been absent over four months, part
of the time in Jerusalem, n. Y, where
he had secured a good position. The eli
mate must have been fine there as he
brought back the report OF how well they
had been. After stopping one night IN
town, they went on the next day to make
a visit in South Londonderry.
Henry Cobb lost one of his horses last
week. Saturday he drove pair OF
horses to Brattleboro with load OF
potatoes. One of the horses dropped dead
in Whites livery stable while eating ITS
supper The cause OF its death IS not
known Mr.. Cobb stayed in Brattleboro
over night, then telephoned home Sun
day morning 1Of some one W 30 uo"h
with another horse and assist him home.
The Christian Endeavor meeting last
Sunday evening was led by Rev. W: W.
Gushee, and only one service was held.
The subject was Mission Work Among
Immigrants to This Country. number
of articles were read by different mem
bers of the society. Some Of the nation
alities taken up were the Italians, Bohe-
mians Slavs. Germans and Russian
LEWIS, Mr.. Lewis spoke on the criminal
aspect among the foreigners in this
country Rev. ID. Mcintyre closed with
a few encouraging remarks in regard to
the work.