The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11
DR.. +. l.. Osgood is painting his house.

was at J. II. Wares recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ranney Of Brook
line, were in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Carleton OF Ches
ter spent Sunday at ii. o. Gales.
Rally day will be observed in the Con.
gregational Sunday school, Sept. 20.
DR.. and Mrs. Parker and Edwin ne.
turned to Fitchburg, Mass, Tuesday.
Rev. Joseph Mexican began his pastor.
ate at the Baptist church last Sunday.
Eugene Reandeau has moved with his
family TO the Shattuck farm in district
No. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Persons OF
Hinsdale. n. H., spent sunday at o. A.
Davis.
Mrs. Frank BloodS son, who is for
a time disabled for work, is with his
mother.
Bertha Phillips has gone to Newfane
TO work through court at the County
House.
Leonard Frasier OF Amsterdam, y, Y.
has been spending a few days at Walter
Eddy's.
Miss Florence Marsh has been very
i'll with neuralgia of the stomach, but Is
improving.
Irving Chase and Harrison Chamberlain
have been in Newfane this week on a
horse case.
Miss Winnie Packard. the new assist
ant at Leland and Gray, is boarding at
+. l.. Loves.
A. A. Blood has been giving his farm
a winter coat of new clap boards and
some new doors.
Mrs. c. w. Adams and son OF Provi-
dence, r. L.. recently spent few days
with Mrs. Plumb.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gould and their
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gould.
Mrs. A. p. Bracket OF Riverside, Cal,
has been spending a few days with Mr.. |
and Mrs. j. II. Ware.
Miss Abbie S. Follett went Monday to |
North Londonderry, where she will teach |
in the primary school.
Florence +. Follett will teach this fall |
in West Windham, where she has a
school of about Is pupils.
Mr.. Coe of Hyde Park, Mass, is spend
ing few days with his friend, Edwin
Sawyer at A. A. Masni's.
Mrs. John Grout returned Wednesday
from visit of few days with her
daughter in South Newfane.
Mrs. Davis, who had been with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Ware re.
turned home the first or the week.
Miss Beulah Timson has gone to Ran
dolph to teach iii one of the schools un,
der the supervision of H. w. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eddy entertained
a few friends one evening last week who
greatly enjoyed Miss Dickinson's singing
The friends of Miss Laura Ware will
be glad to know that she is getting along
finely after her operation for appendi-
citis.
Mrs. Salna Powers and her son, c. w.
Powers, of Westminster West, spent a
few days with Mrs. and Miss Plumb this
week.
Miss Josephine Taft who has been
spending several months in Colorado
Springs, returned home the middle of
the week.
H. H. Holbrook, grand juryman, and
w. H. Holland and Russell Blood, petit q,
iurymen, are attending the court at
Newfane.
Mrs. Harriet Knapp of Dummerston
who had been spending some time with
ner grandson, Earl Knapp, returned home
This week. 9
Frank Stevens and Alton are reported !,
Is getting along as well as could be ex- /
oected of patients who are suffering from
Uphold fever
Leland and Gray seminary opened on
tuesday with an encouraging number of
pupils 1t is estimated that there are at '
east 20 in the entering class.
Mrs. Ernest Franklin and her three t.
children, who had been spending few
lays at Henry Franklin's. returned to d
heir home in Bellows Falls Sunday.
There is an apple tree in town which
,as been deceived into thinking that the b
eason now on hand is spring and has +
sent out buds and blossoms
Edmond Batchelder of Peru was in ),
own Monday, leaving his son here to -
ttend Leland and Gray seminary. He 81
will work for his board at E. B. :.
\
Mr.. Burtwell is carrying the pupils Il
rom district No. to the village and
hrs. Edward Durham is carrying the IL
i've pupils from district No. 9 to the Ell
chool in district No. 3.
Prof. and Mrs. Newton, with Miss y
Dorothy and Miss Mary, who have been n
pending few. weeks at Fl. Fl. Hol- o.
rocks, returned to their home in And
yer, Mass, the middle of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bontelle and
hid, who have been spending the sum- :
Ter at George Bontelles, returned Satur- W
ay to Baldwinsvile, Mass, where Mr..
'ontelle will resume his work in the la
Ugh school.
Posters were put up Tuesday announc- w
lg that Miss Lillian Mixter, the noted
npersonator from Philadelphia, assisted M
Y local talent, would give an entertain N
lent Friday evening. September II, in ia
cademy hall. for the benefit of the
ownshend public library.
Mr.. Dolan of Chicago, who years ago
tended Leland and Gray seminary; q
lr. Hubbard post master at Chicago, n
nd Marshal Wilder of Saxtons River w, We
ere in Townshend Tuesday, putting up e W;
the Townshend Inn. Mr. Dolan shows 81, un
lat he still retains his interest in our ar;
llage by returning to it nearly every M ~,
,ar and calling upon friends. h.;
The delegates chosen to attend the Bap- co
st association in Brookline were Deacon ST.
l.. Hastings, Deacon G. Q. Stebbins, stt
!. A. Mason, R. D. Phillips and Fred So
7illard. As Mr.. Willard was unable to Co
}, Miss Harriet Fletcher took his place
delegate. Many besides the delegates
rove to Brookline and all report that it on