The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-31


Nf,. clara Ilanshani j. ceiling ogi ihs
ehilIe siptk q ihn ia saap = is'ianui
Taies,
MIS-. Arthur Rouislls i iialiaihssills,
Mass has lo.tei her husband Il nraisr
itsuirlle's
/ Nsl Wymaa Il Alhfus. an alamhns Of
leland a Hsy summary, Nss IA io~h
utrF saniaY,
Me- ani Mr.. Elmer Slarks AMI Mis-.
Ellie SPARKS u keene, y H., are visiting
Al William slAFk's,
Me. Abby AMI Miss FloWnee fallstt
Wrht Fliiat iD Mrslah 10 yislt their as
Ter, MFs- Walter Auslin-
Hugh Hnlbf0ak, RolrFt llnlhruoi, and
Frank ll0lhFnnk sfrnt Wednesday Ia
Jamaica ga Robert llalbfooks farm,
4 meeting 4 ne trustees II Leland
and TRAY seminaH Nas hrld al the sem
mary building "Wednesday, June -
Mi,s Martha Auslih. who uas caring
faf Mr. Una tohh, went this Nurk o.
painry - vl,it hrF brother Mr., Cobb
J. Ca the gain,
Mics carrie Ellen Melniyrr l. grow
jag iasi aud l. behaving as oil good babies
should Nhe b, moreover, most aitfac'
iikr yulug lady,
Newell leni.on ha. finished hayins on
the lloisien farm aud is n0E cutting
lumber With Mr.. Sanders on the old
DRAGON Pierce place,
since the rain lat saturday the farm
.Fs have removed the euflsIafrrs from
their corn and have dccked i instead
with ak aud tassels.
Mi.s Hafrir, Fletcher has some ven
handsome gl1AiniAs ln bloom and Mr., \,
4. Hood has q tine specimen Of suliana
loaded with blossoms.
Mr.. Clara Blanchard has returned from
her Tim 10 Massachusetts,. While there
he visited 10 Mcdind. Somenillc, Fitch |
burg aud Sunderland.
Mn. Mary Leonard oi kccnc. y, IL, i /
Visiting her sister, Mrs, Hattie Nin-low.
On Thursday MIR. Win.low gave a tea
party ia honor Of her sister. Il
There seems 10 b. a lack Of tcnements
IA town. One family even fear that they |
must move out Of town. as they can ind l
no root 20 cover their heads.
4. l.. Rand, whose foot was injured
nearly two weeks ago by a ish spear, = 4
able 20 1T up but j. unable 10 use the /
foot or even 10 allow Il 20 res, on the
floor.
Mr. and Mrs liillman Of New York,
who arr spending the summer m London
derry, drove To Townshond last Thurs
las and spent the day with Mr.. and Mn.
c. II, Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metcali OF Washington,
d. C., are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Allan
Bigclow. Mrs. Me,calf j. Mn. Bigelow's
lister. Mr. Mctcalf holds government
POSITION in Washington.
II. o. Gale recently sold J. II. Ware
what were probably the best ten cows
old in the town this year. They were
handsome cattle OF the Durham breed and
yell worth good price.
Don Boutelle cut the oats on the lot
ormerly occupied by the blacksmith shop.
10 one passing can fail 10 appreciate the
which Miss Fletcher has
made on the place this year.
Mrs. W. II. Cary, Jr., Of Newtown,
Pa, and son, Webster Cary; Miss Web
ter Of Orangeburg. 5. C., and Harry
Webster OF Brattleboro are among the
ues,s at the Townshend Inn.
Said one small boy to another small |
oy: II bet you God never made the hen
awksl" YES he did" said the other .
mall boy; God made everything in this
7orld except paper and pictures.
While many mills in the vicinity shut
own, c. H. Willard kept his mill open
nd is now rewarded by a rush OF orders
arler than he had anticipated, so that
is force OF men have all that they can
o. .
Mr. and Mrs. Staples and two children
Brattleboro are spending their vaca. y
on at the Townshend inn. Mr.. Staples
as his horse and carriage with him so Il
ne family can enjoy the many beauti-
Il drives about the place. !,
Rev. F. NJ. Wiswell of Newfane filled
le Baptist pulpit Sunday morning,
reaching an excellent sermon from the
.xt 'The Lord said unto him: what Is
rat in thy hand? And he said, A rod j
Ir Wiswell also sang a solo. Both ser Il
on and solo were much enjoyed by his
carers. V
At the morning service next Sunday in Il
.e Congregational church the annual col. \
elton for the American Board Of For.
On Missions will be taken. The board 81
doing a grand work and needs gen. d
Gus collection. Let no one forget to 81
1t in his mite if he has not a bill to 81
are for the cause.
Harry Sparks claims that as he was
living up from Brattleboro a few days
o he was shot at twice near the VIII S;
msvile station Mr.. Sparks is Of the
Union that it was the intention of those
ing to hold up the team but that as he
d rubber tired wagon they did not
ar him in time. III
The Dorcas guild enjoyed the cool breeze
Mrs. Charles Austin's veranda and VI
yn Wednesday afternoon while they
wed busily on the aprons for the sale is
be held the last week in August. Thir-
m members of the guild, two visitors, +,
4 oh
onard Van Setback helped her mother -
terrain. Delicious refreshments were :
we'd "a a.
Asa Thompson came from New York y
t week Thursday to spend his vacation =,
tn his brother and sisters, so the auto ~
once more seen upon our streets. After 10
speeding trip down Hamonyville Hill
Tuesday it saw fit to rest a while by LC
. railroad crossing and then crawled NJ
ck to the blacksmith shop to regain W.
cath and self-confdence 1t was soon wi
e to be out again. re-
Jharles A. Cheney Of Hoosick Falls, N.
visited his niece, Mrs. Charles Will
d, last week. While in town he visited
ny old landmarks and called upon Il
ends. Mr.. Cheney was a Townshend !,
rchants of the place. He is mem an an
Of the L. G.. S. alumni association u u
| seemed much interested in looking az at
II the list of members n
n spite of the rain Of Saturday Mrs. M
rry Franklin's room and veranda were hr,
ID with happy children gathered in VI
Tor of Miss Audrey's birthday. Mrs. we
ID Randall and Mrs. Park Holland sol
ped entertain the children and kept of
m busy with all kinds of games. Re fer
shments were served and the small ora
Is definition of party fully realized: To
tile dirl here, little. dirl there; ice IIs
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