The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
West River TOpns
TOWNSHEND.

Mfs. \. l.. Lowe and Mr., End Fond
visited Ia lirattlrhoro Tuesday,
Mis-. Bessie Duiion niurncd 10 hast
Dunimersion Sunday afternoon,
ncaeon j. a. follcil Is Al work IN Put
nsy, building an aNhed bridge,
Fn,,,J Akl,ieh al Londonderry visited
M. bmihsr. Russell Allneh, this week,
Mics Ethel follsli was home from her
school IN West Mlndham over sunday,
The noicas guild viii meet with Misa
May Plumb neat "Wednesday afternoon
Arthur Greenwood aud family have
gone 10 Lowell, Mass, Tor a Well TO teiA'
tlYes,
Mn. Daniel Mcintyre and baby visited
Mis- llul,c Waterman IN lilnsdal' over
Sunday,
Irving Chase has moved hi- family 70
,hn tenement recently vacated hy Tue
Hollands.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Noble johnson Of Ion.
dondefty visited at Euecne 1ud"oi'h
last Friday.
Little Miss Betty Carleton el SaNton,,
River visited Miranda Marsh Tor seNela'
days recently,
Mir. MARY Grout and daughter Of A.,
linetun ap' visiting al MI anu N'N'
Charles Austlns'
Mr., Lizzie Rand and her grandidaugh'
ter. May Howe. visited cousins IN NAtHs'
bofo OVER Sunday.
Mr.. and MIR. Arthur Wellington have
moved 10 Rruokline where the! VIII hN'
on the u. 4. Clark farm.
It,yne, Sander. /, pushing forward the
work on the building moved to the SCUM
side of the common last spring
~ N N
Stone j. doing u good business '"o"'
town selling the Crown ranges
Mis-. Nellie Holhrook went Monday To 1
West Townshend to visit llr. ana NIT
Gale before going to Cambridge
pa,t , ober was in town Tuesday, /
displaying a full line of mems Furnishings
from Goodnow. Pearson 4 Hunts
George Uebb has rented the house re-,
Gently boupht hy Mrs. kiddcr and VIII
move hi, family there the first OF Deem
Der. 90.
Mrs. Jennie Clark, who has been visit
ing in this vicinity for some time, Ielt
Monday morning for her home IN Bel
bingham, Mimi.
MIR. and Mrs. L. b. Batchelder are ex'
pected home this week. Mr. Batehelder
comes home for the purpose OF casting MS
vote Tuesday next.
Mrs. W. NJ. Sparks aud daughter, Ju'
liza and Mrs. Russell Blood spent TWO
DAYS last week with Mrs Grace Richard
son in Wiliamsville.
The property of the late Joseph Cum
mngs including farm, stock, and produce
was nut up at auction today. j. IL. Ware
was the auctioneer.
Mrs. William Sparks has received, word
of the death OF her aunt, Mis-. Ellada
CLAYTON. who lived in the northern part
OF the town, Wednesday morning
Mrs. Herbert Livemore, with her
daughter and son-in-law. and their chil'
dren spent Sunday with Mrs. Parsons
coming up from Athol Mass, in an auto.
1t is reported that Arthur Greenwood
who recently sold his house below Har- !
monvville 10 Mrs. Herbert Kidder, has d
bought the Emery S. Jones place in smp'
sonville.
Frank Lawrence is improving the in !
terror of his house by connecting the DIM
ing and sitting rooms with an archway' {
LAYING hard wood floors, putting In new {
windows. papering and painting.
Miss Abbie Starr visited her uncle and h
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. +. i. Hastings, over \
Sunday. Miss Starr made trip to
Springfield, Mass, last week for the pur,, =
pose Of visiting schools in that city and i
Mrs. HAYNES Sanders and Miss Florence l.
Sanders spent last Saturday in Brattie- !
boro for the purpose OF renewing the iat'
ter's stock of millinery. Miss Edith San
ders returned with them to stay over
Sunday
The extensive improvements being made
on his house by Mr. Kidder bid fair to g
make it one Of the pleasantest places on Ct
North street. The house has been raised,
a two-story ell added, new windows put a
in and now the grounds are being filled in T
and graded. g
Friends of Royal Sanderson have learned
that he reached his journeys end safely. t.
He left here Thursday morning OF last al
week and reached Savannah Saturday al Il
ternoon at . o'clock. He was accompa-
MED by his son, William Sanderson, with ir
whom he will spend the winter. f.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. John Grout en- Il
tertained a family party at dinner, the
occasion being the celebration OF Mr.. n
Grout's 72nd birthday anniversary; N
Among those present were Deacon and n,
Mrs. Joel Grout of Newfane and Deacon N
Edwin Grout and family of West Towns
bend. +,
w. S. Holland moved his goods to 81
Brattleboro Wednesday, Albert Brown "
taking the load down. Mrs. Holland cs
went to BrattleDOfO w eunesudy puu Nh
Holland remains until after town meeting
when a new town clerk will be elected y,
to hold the office so ably filled by Mr., ID
Holland. -, ~
The.men of the Baptist church will give
a chicken-pie supper at the Baptist vestry /,
Tuesday, Nov. TO- r. D. Phillips and Ros- nj \
zoe Marsh are the committee OF arrange y
nents and bountiful supply is promised, - I.
Coming in the open season. doubtless some ~
Of the pies will be made of the tasty ven l. l
son instead of the regulation filling. but D,
IN the meantime it might be well for farm J"
ers in this vicinity to keep an eye on
their small game.
Arrivals at the Townshend Inn this
week were Fred WhittemoTe of West CO
Medford, Mass, Mrs. G. B. Clyde of Old
Mystic, Conn, d. w. Newman of Boston, h,
Henry Pierce of Jamaica, E. j. Eddy OF ~
Brattleboro, j. A. Wheeler of Greenfield, =,
Mass. w. G. Worden of Guilford Cen pl
Ter, F. H. Smith of Windham.. W. M;
Houghton of Keene, Fl. w. Eldridge OF it
Springfield, Mass, H. c. Trombley of Hol-
yoke, Mass, Elmer Pease of Weston, W. bf
r, Hunt of Brattleboro, b. G. Mason OF X
Bellows Falls and G. W. Reed of Brattle-
)oro. III
On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Fred BIZ
Burwell entertained the faculty and SEN
or class of Leland and Gray seminary; be
The game of donkey proved favorlte and NJ
rave relaxation to minds burdened with
he study of psychology, chemistry and ba
,ther problems of school life, while ice n nI
,ream and cake gave strength to meet the "
,eyt DAYS tasks. Those present were Mr..
NJ Wo1looa and Miss | II