The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29
West RiUer TODns
TOWNSHEND.
Nine Entries In Leland and Gray Prize
Speaking Contest

ehnIrl, uhe ~ TIE sppiA h,e rAsss.
Of sr,hii'rnsSinens sseA WI ~
aia tn'N ~ ~, 80, p..,
sh ~ - a.. an ii. 4
liz ssmissIy.
The annual prise contest srl faT \ q
m, TUESDAY, Juns 2, has the following
ltosisml 49,, mn. A.
The pihrr Vas Man, ts'''" '''a"'
hTsui"' !" 'h' 'a''"As'"''"I ,.. ply,,
IL. a.. rlnl,..n pn,.,,,i,.l ,be n'.Lon
"'" Wv '"'''' Lizzie Fiyn,
Hand Gar ns Alice War
Call ~ Arms, Leon Stevens
Anrel's Wlck-lness, Hazel lonei
judgment nay, Laura War
Quocr Little Thing from Texas
Milir.i falnsl
Speech on a Motion Tor an AddisA,n y
The Throne, '""" 'A''
-. -, =, ~, Swan
Mfs, ~ n'I"'h'is WIN '" w"
sry Monday 81,
Miss Josie lsit was WIN "'' "''"''
over SUNDAY,
Mr., and Mr. \, D. Marsh spent Mo"
day ~ hial'l'Do'"' 49,.
Russell Alduch's ncphew, fni Ainf''h'
has visited him mcnily'
Mrs. II, T.. Green arrived az her home
IN llaunonyVille SATURDAY,
The senior class IN the seminary took
state examinations "Wednesday
childp,n's Sunday at the Congrega'
tional church will BE- june "a,
A.. A n Hitchcock az Palmer Is Wis.
;,,n, l,,r sister Mrs A. 4. Park.
- u.g,,,,I a n,r.L..,.r Mas. il
-, H., 'Ia,,,,l,,.r Nh. Alien Bire.
,'''s wv
NV, Al, r., m,l,.,, ., Gam.
az, anu VI, -, -. 80 =, an. week
n''.ssPo'' sf"' '
ih t"""' "a, .,,-
Mr. and Mrs' Edgar Allp,S visitor p 5no,
iather, 'ohh H""''' Nv N''"
ene P''t WYNN Al OH.
Mrs. Moses Randall anu MIS- fioien,r
Holland visited Mrs; Henry oooihue w
Biattieporo Neuhesua!'
Mrs. Carl johnson Is ~ Bufiingion nos
pital instead OF Memorial hospi'A "s
was previously reported
There will be ball game at Newiane
Saturday between, Io"nshehd ana inc
Brattleboro railroad team.
Miss Emma Bushnell came to &. IL.
Willarl's FRIDAY Tor visit in town be-
fore going 10 her brothers in Chicago.
CHESTS al Leslie loves this week were
DIR. and Mr.. Thomas Rice and Dorothy
of Brattleboro and Jerry Lowe OF Bos.
TON.
u.s Sidney Morris who spent some
weeks at Townshend inn last year, has
returned this season. Mr. Morris will
come later.
M. I'm ,,,ds ar. r.no,+ed AZ being
IN worsn condition than usual this season.
Perhons his is owing TO the frequent
and heavy rains.
a.. On rrom hare want n Brattle.
~ S,,nrday the occasion being the
uo,v os IL stockholders of Brattle.
h meeting Wh;,aba,l Railrnad company'
oo,o a I;..aa onJ dan,b,ar
Int. ME- , iaa. Mr.. susan lawrence over
S Sunda, Mr. Susie Wilder Of Dunn.
, nu,s i now with Mrs Lawrence.
ihei''o" ~" 800 c,,;,,,
Special services ~ 'he Sonslnesa.'or la,
ehurch June ,Ir VIII " rosa pre't ,ha order
hey;S Daniei .si 49,, al no or.
o. rree 49, INV 49, s,ar
ue, u e. ~. - 49,. ha,ny
a party Oh nIe iiit'e pos spI lawn Wed.
afternoon on 7. ~ Lowe iaMn ~ ~
nesday, their merry shouts testlyihg 10
their enjoyment, the occasion peihs no"
ard Loves sixth Dirthday
A monument Tor the family oil the iate
Deacon Charles Willard mas Deeh piareu
in lakewood cemetery TINS Weeh. me
stone Is quincy granny anu .ne 'e''e
has been done by u hoiorooh'
The widespread thunder showers which
followed the excessive heat OF Tuesday
were severe in this locality. The ram
was heavy for short time. Fortunately
no damage IN tins part oil the Town was
reported.
Blanche Brigham, Ahbie and Ethel FOL
lett and Mrs. Arthur Folett went to
Weston Friday to visit Mrs. Alice Aus
tin, and returned Monday. Mrs. Arthur
Follett and daughter started Thursday
for their home in Galitzip, Pa.
Mrs. w. II. Miles has sbeen in Brat
tleboro visiting Mrs. Chester Thomas and
calling on friends. She attended Me-
mortal services in the Methodist church
Sunday. Mrs. d. w. Thomas, who has
been guest of Mrs. Miles, left Satur'
day morning
A SCISSORS. cr;ndar calling himself an old
so1d;er 1 nossed through town recently en-
S I'm; in this ;wav to paw expenses
from the snldiers' home in Togus, Me-
to Tennessee He also sold sheet of
verses written by himself. He gave his
name as David Gibson, formerly of Will
der, vt.
~, ,oo4;,, hold a. Nrs
T NJ tiisn ron Eoli ettanied as usual In.
! - ~ wa mei ,,,ara a;,an Nv Mrs ri.
i;an Greoa 1e' Mrs. g II Willard and Mrs
l,ah prg Tait Ma naner "a. " much interest
"a. d az, Pap miss; 10 in the Nav
Habrides was giyen by Miss Jennie Hol
brook. Mrs. Park sang, Flee as Bird,
A message from the sermon Sunday
MIGHT well be taken home by some of the
un,,th of The town who evidently do not
realize that theirs is no mean country,