The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05

W. b. Parks Is the possessor Of fin
yoke OF oxen.
Lyman Holden Of Brattleboro was
recent visitor here.
Miss Jennie Underwood spent Thur
day and Friday IN Townshend.
+. W. Underwood i in Londonderr
building veranda on Lawyer Cudworth'
house.
Mrs. L. j. Butteriield and Miss Grae
Hammond are expected to return 500
from Ann Arbor, Mich.
The W. c. T. L. will meet with Mrs
Davidson Friday OF next week at 2:3
o'clock in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. W. Parsons have boil
been Ill the past week. Their daughter
Mrs. c. :. Wilson is with them.
Ward II. Eager returned to New lorl
| Sunday night after spending Saturday
and Sunday in Brattleboro and Newfane
Mrs. Mabel Allen who has been in Bos
ton under the care Of an ear specialist will
return home Saturday. She has received
much help.
| Mrs G. T.. Davidson, trustee OF lie
| land and Gray seminary, Townshend was
in attendance at part OF the commence
mcnt exercises.
Froebel's notable words, Come let us
| live with our children" seems likely to
be the motto OF Children's day which will
be observed June II,
Harry Smith, formerly a section hand
on the railroad, is employed as night
Waterman at the steam mill of the In
terstate Lumber company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Barker and
three children of Minneapolis, MINI. for
merly of Londonderry, were guests of
Mrs. G.. W. Lawrence Wednesday
Since Memorial day of year ago two
veterans belonging to Birchard post, W.
G. Wright and H. A. kilburn, have died.
The former is buried in Newfane and the
latter in Wardsboro.
Edward Hayden of Turner's Falls, Mass,
a graduate of the agricultural college in
Amherst, is supplying at the creamery for
two weeks while Clarence Nichols is in
Lunenburg with his wife.
The impersonation of Edward Frye at
Union hall Tuesday evening under the
auspices of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety was well attended Receipts were
swelled by serving ice cream.
Mrs. II. A. Carpenter expects to visit
her daughter, Mrs. 4. w. Chaplin of
Chicopee Falls this week and Mr.. Car
penter will be in Wardsboro and vicinity
for the greater part of the week.
Miss Hortense Switzer, while stepping
from a chair after winding the school
clock, fell, breaking three ribs one day
last week. Although the injury was very
painful she has still kept on with her
school.
Dr. Marshall A. Howe, curator in the
Bronx gardens, New York, has been |
spending his vacation in Newfane and |
vicinity. During his stay he planted |
more pine tree seeds on his farm near |
Wardsboro.
The double stair rails furnished by
Union Hall helpers met need well APP |
by a throng that crowded the |
lall basement for dinner Saturday. The |
,xtra length around the stairway is a
Welcome safeguard.
Mrs. III. S. Caswell Broad is expected
pend couple of weeks with Mr.. and
Yrs. r. d. Newton before occupying
heir summer home Ben Casson on the
rest of Newfane hill.
A holly contested game of baseball was
'layed here Saturday afternoon between
'rattleboro Railroad club and the New
ane and Townshend combination. The
isitors played fine game, but were
eaten by score of Z to 5.
Among the visitors here during Satur-
ay and Sunday were William H. Good
ow of North Cambridge, Mass, Sumner
wilson, Mrs. Clark Skinner, Mr.. and
Irs. j.. M. Miller, Mrs. w. G. Wright,
lr. and Mrs. John Martin and Mr.. and
1rs. Louis Breslin of Brattleboro, all
'rmer residents of Newfane.