The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-20
West RiUer TOpns
TOWNSHEND.

Ilash Mach visited here Tuesday.
Frank Lawrence IL on tho sisk list
shspea Heldea Was in laMA TUESDAY,
Ray Cobb is working Tor Park Holland
Mrs. Royal sandewon Is more feeble
than usual,
Irving Watson rnenily visited IN fein'
returning Monday
q. II. Willard made business irip 10
Marlshom this week,
Mr.. aud Mrs, Earle Martin are out OF
town Tor short visit
j. u. folleii i IN fulney putting IN
a stone foundation Tor mlll,
Miss Alice Franklin has gone 70 iiral'le'
boro "a work in the overall shop
West River stanec Is invited to Nisll
Nrwiane grange neat "Wednesday evening
Arthur Gnenwood's family lcl, We'd
ne@lay Tor llIidsewater NiY where NC
has a position,
The Docas guild viii serve a hash sup
per IN the town hall Tuesday March ~
beginning at $50.
Miss Marion Brown returned 10 Boston
Las, saturday, She has position Win
Houghion 4 Dulion,
Mis-. Lizzie Aldrich, who has been IN
town visiting her sisters, went To spring
field, Mass, Monday.
Worl has hcn rco-iVei from the Brat,
tl,boo Memorial hospital that Raymond
Brown is progressing well.
The seniors ii the seminary give their
drama. The Rose Of Plymouth Town at
Jamaica, Friday night. March 20.
Master Arthur Cutler Of Nswiane =
making a visit Of week to ms grand
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. II. W. Miles
A. T.. Marsh has two new horses, pro-
curing one in an exchange with Mr. Tor
ser aud buying one Of Clifford liolbrook.
Wagons appeared on the streets Mon
day, the coach TO the station going on
wheels for the first time Monday even
ing.
Mr.. Celia Cutler has 80 lar recovered
that Mrs. Margaret Watson who was car
ing for her returned home the hrst OF The
week.
Sugar is making slowly this week. Small
quantities Of both sugar and syrup or eS-
ccllent quality have been brought INTO
market.
Miss !,lice Pcrham. who has been the
guest Of Blanche Brigham several days,
returned 10 her home in Cambridgeport
Tuesday.
A few friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Aldrich called on the aged couple Mon
day TO offer congratulations, the occasion
being the 10Th birthday OF Mrs. Aldnch.
Mrs. +. G.. Houghton and Mrs. Harry
Howard of West Townshend were at the
library "Wednesday, making an additional
selection of books for their part OF the
town.
Mrs. W. s. Hunt went to her home in
Hampden. Mass, Monday. She does not
intend To return TO Townshend inn as she
hopes her health will permit her remain
ing with her family.
Misses Addie and Grace Morse have
been in town packing their household fur,
nishings left at the old home. They Will
take the goods to Brattleboro where they
intend to begin housekeeping
Mrs. II. NJ Winslow, who was reported
last week as i'll with pneumonia, held
her own till Wednesday when she was not
as well Much anxiety is felt by her
friends regarding the outcome Of her ill
ness.
Mrs. l.. Z. Wheeler went Wednesday to
Someryille for short visit, intending to
90 from there to visit sisters in Law
renee. Mass, and in Manchester, n. IL.
Mrs. Wheeler expects to be away some
weeks.
C. H. Willard has taken Miss Susan
Ross sugar orchard on shares. This
orchard, which makes as fine sugar as
any in town and is conveniently located,
should hardly stand idle as was the case
last year.
The first thunder storm of the season
Sunday afternoon was accompanied by
vivid lightning but no damage was done
in this vicinity. The changeable weather
which has followed is not just suited to
sugar making.
The singing school closes next Tuesday
evening The public are invited to be
present. Judging by the success of Mr..
Welles's singing classes, in the public,
schools those accepting his invitation will
be well entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Robinson Of Jamaica
have been guests at j. g. Taft's this
week. Mrs. Robinson is sister of Mrs.
Taft. Mrs. Taft's mother, Mrs. j. H..
Sage, with her little grandson, Master
Wilbur Cushman, has also been here
A former pastor, Rev. g.. H. Baker,
writes from Lowry S. d., that he and
his family are well and pleasantly situated
in a new house with all the modern i'm
proyements. Mrs Baker is assisting In
the post Office enjoying the work very
much.
Arthur Stone narrowly escaped serious
accident while working in the steam mil
Saturday. Not observing wooden peg