The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-21
West RiUer TOpns
TOWNsHEND.

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Master iisFmAh Wright, Il D, haf~sA .
Miss I.snA IAnlmsa and Miss hd.,h
sss guests Al iisft~Ft hiddsss 'A''
wees-
PRINCIPAL II. ", Lewis, Hho Nzs " =
past Il lasi ApSks resumed he sni4 sAs'
ariay,
Es,a Cobb i home FROM Nashua shris
sLe has l~en taking e0minrfriai eesiss'
bssidvs holding = position
0eonse Carlton, NhA has worked lot
s,me months foF j II, MaFr, has IN
shea there and gone 20 his home IN W'ha'
ham,
Ms. I.lssls Alinsh came last wesk
ThurslaV ioF 4 visit nish her s.sieis,
Mr. ~. NJ. sparks and Mr. \ y
Marsh.
The Town meeting warrant si.es J. AZ
,ielr. Coz The consideration q The Neiris
pfetafaioFy 20 action On iers1~''
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Mr.. and Mrs, H. O. Cohh and Mr. and
Mfs. Zina Cobb attended the funeral y
M. cohb's brother Ia NaFdshoFo ia''
week "Wednesday.
On aoooun, 81 the storm The school
pfayrf meeting AZ SEMINARY chapel ssi9
Meine.day evening NAs sifsn up nc
Inbraf4 Nas also closed loE the sans 'vA'
son.
Mr. Mari Phillips returned TUESDAY
might from her visit o! several NrsAs ~
We,theld, Mass. Her son Nnghi &C
oomtanirA her home, returning NSli's
day morning
M. !. II. Ware who went last fH'
a.y 10 Fiiehbars, Mass, 10 Witt the nae.
family formerly OF this town, fvininrl
Tuesday night Mrs. Ware VISITED also 10
Mon,ague and Bcrnarision.
n RurSeu has los, Black Beauty, one
M his sran OF blacks. The horse vas al
Grafton being treated for some disability
When A return 81 the tropblc made
necessary 20 put an cnd 10 IT. snheiihss'
Ralnh NJ. Cone, son 81 Ira Cone, who
has hesn employed by the Vermont Mar
BE company IN It's works az ffesiot
went last week 10 San Francesca 70 haNe
charre 81 the Proctor Marble industry
there,
The Baptist Ladies' AID society No'ed
AT it, meeting last week THURSDAY ~
serve an oyster dinner al iis church rooms
town meeting day. There VIII ne VAN ~
dinner also for those who do not care iot
oysters
The H., went out Of West Iiyer doing
no damage though dam Of lee AZ NV
salmon Hole bridge caused mgh water
for little time as far up the nNsr as
Moses Randalls north Of the village
S;mpson', brook did some damage, carry
inc OF a bridge on II. II. Holbrook
land.
Mrs. Susan Lawrence, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hattie Liver
more. in Athol, Mass, has returned 70
Rrattleboro. where she Is staying with her
sister Mr.. Coates. Mrs. Elwin Persons
went 10 Brattleboro for Mrs. Lawrence
Monday but found her aillng and unable
10 take the trip 10 Tcwnshend.
The Order OF Eastern Star held Wash
;ncton social Wednesday evening al their
hall, which was beautifully trimmed ior
the occasion. Many difficult stunts wete
performed and pleasant time enloyed.
Refreshments OF cake and ice cream Were
served Mr.. Burwells team tooh 'ne
ladies to and from the entertainment.
The death Of Mrs. Almedia K: Boynton'
who has been housekeeper at 4. ii, res res
senden's for several months, 2 peu
there Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Boyntoh
was sick only a few days and passed
away before her sister who had been
notihed of her illness arrived. The BODY
was taken TO Jamaica Wednesday
RAYMOND Brown is critically i'll at the
home Of II. O. Cobb, where he has been
working the past week. He underwent
an operation for appendicitis Mohda!
night. DIR. Hazelton OF Bellows Falls COM
inc for the work assisted by DR.. osgood.
trained nurse is in attendance and MI
Browns father and sister are with NM
quiet wedding took place at the Con-
grepational parsonage Thursday evening;
Fen, IL. when Garland l. Thompson and
Alzada L. Higgins were united IN marriage
by Rev. Daniel Mcintyre. The BRIDE Is
the daughter of Mrs. Alzada Clayton VINO
lives on the Grafton road and the groom
naonle live in Cambridgeport. The newly
welded couple will live with Mrs. Clay
ton.
Prof John Colburn took a constitu-
t;onal Inv tramping from Manchester to
Winhall. where he took the Monday
morning train for Townshend Mr.. Col
burn visited at j. o. Follett's, taking the
train Tuesday night for Londonderry from
which poipt he will walk or ride to his
destination according as his Judgment says
stunt or discretion is the better
part of valor.
RAYMOND Starr, who prolonged his visit
with his aunt Mrs. Z. L. Hastings, be-
yond his first intent, started Wednesday
for Seattle, Wash, where he has posi-
ton in a large department store. The
Nashua Telegram in speaking OF his leav-
ing the Goodnow, Pearson Hunt store,
saws: His fellow clerks presented HIM
with a beautiful and costly signet ring
as a token Of their esteem and regard.
The paper also spoke of Mr.. Starr as hav-
ing been prominent socially during his stay
in Nashua and expressed regret at his
departure from the city.
A new feature at the Ladies Home club
last week Thursday was the giving OF a
short program as follows: Scripture read
ing and prayer, Rev. Daniel Mcintyre;
singing, Take Time to Be Holy; reading,
Mrs A E. Park, and series OF papers
on Our Obligations as Members OF the
Club, Mrs. A. B. Taft considering, the
subject spiritually, Mrs. E. NJ. Plumb So
ly. A pleasant social afternoon was spent,
all enjoying the excellent supper served
by the hostess. Mrs. H. M. Winslow. The
next meeting will be the regular time
for electing the officers of the club to
serve the coming year.
School in district No. 8 closed sue
cessful term last Friday. Miss Alice Dale
il teacher Seventeen adults and seven
Younger friends Of the pupils assembled on
t tSa" last day to listen to recitations and
exercises by the pupils. The written work
Of the children in numbers, language and
drawing was given out to be taken home
for examination by the parents. Each
nnnil received candy and an orange from
Ills teacher. Mrs. =. Fl. Dunnam added
the pleasure Of the T ~ v nos
Sar;nc an absent mark were Nettie John
son Doris Bemis, Evelyn Turner Ray.
s ,woId Watson. Evelyn Turner and Nettie
4iUuu " ri M 4ardr marks Lena Cush.