The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-02

IN lown, rriuine.i 10 nnillsl.aTe Wa,iRes
das II Last sevk llsr aanl, MIS-, fnAl
Willard, accompanied bot iaF short glsll
Tls TewnsleBi staHss will heli =
hslghlAats' mrriins Niih tho MaRl.lAofu
sIansr at the laan hall, toansleni, fn
daY. nri, y
4, \, Snow and wife have aris~i al
his ialhrfs, Elny NnaNs, II b nn,irr
sieisd that lhsY Nill sirhd the winter
hrn, Mr., Nhn@ has brvn one IT ihr AL
grfilslng manasrts en the iileokiyn nallS
Dispatch,
California Tor mammoth fruits, bat ~
lnnlA Il rNrn that state ran DO i.'llrf ~
the Nak 81 snnlinarFs than pne ssen a.
It II, Millanis nrrnilA, u mrasnrci ~
hes than eighteen inehss Ia diamr,el, hni
.nrladns the roIolla,
Monday afternoon, Nhllr John nulc Nas
assisting AlT ,nnl ia picking apnlrs, .
limh an which tbs ladder nas resting
broke and John, ladder, and apllrs Wsnl
e. the ground, Fortunately ia INJURY aas
done uNurI to the tI-r aud leu bruises
on the lnil
The spilii II village improvement J.
ahpad, 1, l., Lowe has GREATLY improved
The sidewalk in ifunl If he home aud Mr.
Julian Iait has done some murh ncsi,sl
work on the walk ia ironl 81 the TAFT
building, and ga the driveway leadlng tn
his Livery stable.
M interested Ia rug making aud the
raiis ~ our gianlmuih rfr should attend
hr arts aud siaiis exhibition and sale AZ
lmiilelum, ct, : and : by the Slate
Federation II Nnmans rluh,, The Al
nakrr rugs ani oihrr interesting ARTICLES
viii bc on exhibition.
Mr.. Z.nas Holden ii Elgin. M. who j.
visiting Ia this county, Calltyi on Mrs,
illoed aud Nlr,. Nciralf Last Friday, MIR.
Holden, who . NJ YEAR, Young. slill -
tain, her youthful looks. aud PROPOSES t.
visit her relatives ia Canada before -
turning wesl this fall.
Mr,, Plumb and her daughter. Mag, !
drove to Westminster on SUNDAY for q
short witt with Mr. plumb's sister, Mrs I
Powers, and her son, Wallace Powcfr, |
Their friend. Will be- interested 90 know |
that Mr.. Powers has an appointment ~ |
the patent office at Washington.
The attention OF the Town Fathers Is
called Ia the condition of the SIDE logs on /
Jcnnison's bridge. They are ia such a
state that almost no protection l. afforded
To passing teams and they are equally use
less a. seats Tor "spoony young couples
who stroll that way un balmy moonlight,
nights.
The Londonderry fair proved quite an
attraction Ia ToNnshend people, no less
than - tickets being sold ia this village,
Among those who attended were DIR. aud
Nlrs. Osgood. MIR. and Alrs. Orison Fol
lett. John Ware, Mr.. and Mp. VIII
sparks, all the members OF the ball team.
and many of their friends and well wish.
FRS. The bali game in the afternoon.
rownshcnd vs.. Londonderry, resulted in
/ score Of l. To IN favor OF Townshcnd.
The base running OF VIII Sparks was a
feature of the game.
On Monday DIR. and Mrs. i. l.. Osgood,
heir son, Park. and Mrs. +. l.. Lowe
ourneyed to Brattlcboro in the auto, IN.
ending to return in time for dinner. But
loctor proposes and the auto dlsposes.
Ihe program was carried out as far as
Sewfane ON the return trip, where the
,arty spent several hours. IL is said
hat an urgent invitation 10 supper en-
iced them TO pause and that the rain
aused the ladies to finish the trip via the ,
Vest River railroad, and all interested in
ny other version of the affair are IL. ]
erred to the blacksmith shop, Newfanc.
At last the much desired new seats for
he recitation rooms at Leland and Gray
have arrived. The old settees,
ihich have done so many years service IN !
ecitation room and assembly hall, may !
ow rest permanently in the hall, saving /
luch damage to the plastering and wood c
'ork on the stairs, also saving the shout.
ers of future young janitors. The new
Eats were secured through the efforts OF y
he alumni association. They are OF hard a
God, handsomely finished with broad il
rms for writing purposes, and will add "
luch to the appearance OF the interior OF $
ne seminary building.
As is usually the case at Valley fair h
me, there has been great exodus from fl
ownshend this week for the celebration Il
Brattleboro. But contrary TO usual Il
lstom the stay-at-h homes decided TO cele- \
rate, too and therefore gathered for a le
cnic on the common Wednesday. Tables al
nd chairs were brought from the town u
Ill hard by and soon from village homes Il
I'd hillside farms appeared the good
,use wives with bountiiul supplies OF ;,
othsome dainties. Then from highways np
I'd byways were gathered "all who did q,
IT 90 to the fair on either day" TO en- i,
V good old baked beans and brown W ~,
cad, vegetable hash, pies, cakes and u
her New England dishes \ social af- II
rnoon was then spent under the fine ma II
e trees which hung out their gayest ban n,
rs of crimson and gold in honor of this "
Getting of old friends and neighbors. :.