The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10
West RiUer TOlUns
TOWNSHEND.

Mrs. l.. +. arnss annouhees = special
dlsIiay II muslin underwear c'fametse'
Ing Apni la-AiV,
y. l.. chamberlain has been Ia io~n
for 4 feg daAss
Mrs, Illl. mother e Mrs, Frank feleh'
broke hsT ankle fprsnlly,
y. II. Davis came 10 j, H. Waves
SATURDAY ioT a short visit
F,,l nssn0.l ntunei 10 the lni'er'
sily oi Vermont Tuesday,
John Jenkins met with al aceiiehl 30
esnih, breaking several nhs,
Harrison Eddy sirnt sunday IN town.
stopping al All'rH liFpHns,
Miss Abble falle,t has a school the
coming term al nummrnion,
Mrs. T.. A, Kon,on visited al i, NJ
Wlswall's Ia NeNiane over SUNDAY,
Z. II, War went the iirst q the week
Oh business trip 10 New i"fA sl"'''
Mrs. Y, Brown j. revolving Welt from
her grandfather Mr. Knapp, OF Fast
Dover.
Mrs. Lillian Gmsg went TO hnitlehero
ON a business tnp Monday returning
Tuesday,
Mrs. Herbert Kiddcr went TO Waltham,
Mass, Monday 10 place her son Francs
II, ia school,
Mrs. John SiIuuthcr, has returned 70
town and j. housekeeping al the bcla
brigham farm house,
Mrs. Susie Wilder aud two children
from Dummersiun have visited her broth
er, 4. lAwnncc, recently.
Albert Gates's family have moved from
the Snow place 10 the Mrllman house on
the West Townshend road.
Mrs. ". II. Miles went 10 Newianc
Wednesday for visit Of two days WIN
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Cutler
Nlrs. Irving Grout, who has visited her
brother. Charles Austin, returned 10 hcr
home in East Arlington saturday
Mr.. Coolong has moved from the fes'
scnden farm 90 the house owned ny H.
Chamberlain known as the Heseoek place
Sugar parties are the fashion Just now.
One given by Richard Pierce Friday even
ing was much enjoyed by u young peo'
pie.
Frank Blood came home Friday from
LYNN. Mass. where he has been working.
He reports times as very duh IN that Sec
ton.
On account of the storm the meeting
of the Ladies' Home club which was APP
pointed for "Wednesday was postponed one
week
few friends were invited to the hos
pitable home OF 4. 4. Mason recently
TO assist in celebrating his 9th birthday
anniversary.
Rev. Mr.. Mcintyre and Master iona
than returned saturday night from Their
visit III n week with Mr.. Mcintyre
brothers in North Adams, Mass.
The G.. A. II. viii hold a meeting n
Masonic hall Saturday, April H.. at II
o'clock. The Woman's Relief corps. VIII
meet at the same hour with Mrs. n. b.
Franklin.
Mrs David Howard. who with her son
has been visiting in town, returned to her
home in Orange. Mass, last Friday ac.
companed by Mrs. II. C. Franklin and
her three daughters.
The Dorcas guild have n sugar festival
in mind for next Tuesday evening. lie
on the lookout for posters later on-and
remember a guild entertainment means
good time for everybody,
Miss Gertrude Pike, having received the
sad news of the sudden death OF her Ia
Their Ernest 4. Pike of Wardsboro, went
home Monday morning. Mr.. Plke had
been in feeble health for some years.
Word has been received of the death
after short illness Of Dana Bailey, a
prominent lawyer of Sioux, Falls, 5. D,
Through the influence of his uncle, the
late Henry Bailey, he came to Townshend
when a young man and attended, Leland
and Grey seminary. Mr.. Bailey has sew
eral relatives living in town.
Sunday morning Rev. Mr. Mcintyre
read to his congregation an appeal sent
soliciting aid in rebuilding Kurn Hattin
Home. 1t was voted at the Sunday school
session that the collection in the. school
next week be made a special one for that
object A collection was taken In the