The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-02
West RiUer TOlUns
TOWNSHEND.

Mr. seuiier Is working on the fcl's'
farm,
Linweod Cor-er enlerei The SEMINARY
the week,
Frank iilool Is working In NeWiane 10
Mr., fetsan,
Mrs. Gtrrne Is Spending ,hl. week Il
nralllrholp with her NEW,
neaeon !, -. felleii has finished Worl
on the bridge IN Neaiane,
Mrs. Leslie Love Is visiting lar laush
ter. Mrs iii,r, ol linillrl'oIa,
4. l.. Ma,sh has sall ane II his hore'
10 4. l., Lockwood oi ArWiane,
End liurNrll moyci III, family last
week Ia the Newell ,lrnnison hnus",
The llada.,ah hague met with the
Misses Slehbins on Friday Of lasl week
Horace Gale and several u ilr mcml'rI.
OF his family attended the Valley fair.
Mis- Ella Sichhins has ctuinri from
her annual iall IMP Ia Springfield, Mass,
Mr.. Everett Phillips visited MIR, Fred
ober ia Rnltlchop this week and attend
ed the fair,
Mr. aud Mr.. William lil0ol drove to
Baiilchono on "Wednesday Ia attend the
Valley fair
Mr.. and Mn 4. L. Thomas Of Hart
ford Conn. visited his aunt, Mr.. Henry
Mile lat week.
Fred Randall sprainei his ankle last
SATURDAY while bringing his young stock
down from pasture.
The many friends Of Miss Laura Ware
are glad 10 see her out again after her
recent severe illness.
NJ. II. Willis and family 81 Jamaica
spent sunday with Mr. Williss parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs, Chase.
Miss Josephine Taft spent several days
in Brattleboro this week with her friend,
Miss Maudc Stearns.
David IaPoint, who has been occupying
the Odel farm this summer, has returned
TO Manchester, y. ii.
Miss Myn Hobart entertained Mis-.
Leonard aud her daughter OF Battleboro
two DAYS Of last week.
Mrs. Susie Atwood drove to the Lon
donderry fair last week with the STRAIT.
tons OF West Townshend.
Mrs. Walter Davis and two children OF
Chester spent several days tins week with |
Mrs. Eugene CudworNi
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boutelle and
three children are visiting his parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boutelle.
The village school closed Wednesday not |
to reopen until Monday. Mr.. Gilbert is
visiting his sister in Brattleboro.
Mrs Herbert Kidder is in Waltham,
Mass. and will also visit relatives IN
Keene. \. H., before returning home.
The seminary students were given a hol.
iday Wednesday. in order that those who
wished TO do so might attend the Valley
fair.
Wednesday, Oct. 7, the Dorcas Guild
will give a harvest supper at the town
hall Supper will be served from . to
o'clock.
Miss Florence Follett, who is teaching
in West Windham, spent Sunday at her
home here. Miss Follett has a school OF
Is pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Holland moved part
of their goods to Brattleboro recently and
occupied their future home there during
fair time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pierce, visitors at
the Townshend inn, took a carriage drive
to Windham and Londonderry the early
part of this week. !
Mrs. Fred r. Ford spent several days
last week with Mrs Kenney of Newfane. {
Her little daughter, Orinda, spent Satur- ;
day in that village. I
Moses p. Grout, with his brother Ray
mond Grout, are working on a lumber q
lob on the Odell farm for the Potter 4 !
Coolong Lumber Co.
The next meeting of the Dorcas Guild
will be held with Mrs. Turner Oct. II, /
he members being invited to come in the
and stay to dinner. Il
The Brattleboro schools being closed !
Turing fair week, Miss .Abbie Starr is =
pending her vacation with her uncle and =
lunt, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Hastings. !,
Mrs. Bickford has gone to Groton. a
Mass, to meet her father who has come h
IN from California. While she is away {,
frank is taking his dinners with Mrs. a
lowe. n
Dr. Gilbert Landman of Plaistow, n. H., j.
n alumnus of Leland and Gray seminary, b
,assed through town on Thursday of last Of
week on his way to Londonderry to visit t(
is father. p
Among the exhibitors of fine poultry at n
he Valley fair were Col Franklin, Harry N
rankin. +. S. Brown, G. H. Evans and
William Blood. Mr.. Evans also exhibited
ONE of his dogs.
Fred Cutler has recently moved his fam y
v into the Corser house which he bought i,
ome time since. Mrs Cutler is a Town .;
bend girl and we are glad to welcome her 81
ack to the old home. a a
Miss Adde M Shattuck. who has been
pending several weeks visiting relatives