The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-04


The noruas guild will meei mex
Wednesday Al II oelaek with Mrs. lN
man osale, Al memhrfs II the stil,
ilos-e R9llse the shansc u hour.
Tha.e pupils who nassoi the eHamina
ton for entrance 10 Leland and Graz
summary Wen George Gates and Georg,
tale At Me.i 1oNnshend. and Ella Mar
Myrtle Mafsh, Alioe Cushing and ilany
Ambrose of this village,
The last 81 the series Of Sunday after
noon services was held IA the eehanlh0usf
10 district No last Sunday, About q
Nrne Ia attendance, During the month oI
September services Nill H. held each sun
day afternoon IA the schonlhouse Ia dis
ifid No, \,
Miss Laura Ware was taken III Tues.
day, aud Thursday afternoon underwent
an operation for appendicitis, The opera
ton was periormed BY Dr, ilagcllon OF
Bellows Falls, assisted by DIR, y. l., o.,
good, A trained nuTse from Bellows SAILS
Is caring for Miss Ware.
The Norton family, who have been
! spending several weeks at the Townshrnd
/ Inn. left for their home this week, Mr.
| Norton going Monday and his wife and
| daughter Thursday, Mrs. and Miss Hard,
/ ing also left ON Thursday. Mics Harding
going To her school in Boston.
Miss Esther Dale gave concert in
Newiane Tuesday evening, Miss Mabel
Stoddanl Of chester acting a. ncrompa.
nist Miss Dale and Mics Sioidanl also
gave a concert IN Putncy Wednesday
evening \ number from here attended
Miss Dalc's concert in Newtanc Tuesday
The body 81 Addison Austin was
brought here SATURDAY for burial, the scr,
vice being held a, the cemetery sunday
afternoon at l31. lie was the son ~
Anold Austin Of this place and married
Helen Hall, also Of Townshend, lie was
brother Of Melvin Austin OF Westmin'
ster.
Mr. Walter q. Austin Of Weston. who
with her two children have been spending
two weeks with her parents. Deacon aud
Mrs. j. q. Follctt. returned 60 her home
last saturday She was accompanied 10y |
Mrs. Wilmer Turner and Miss Evelyn, |
who planned TO remain in Weston a |
week
The Townshend baseball nine went 60 |
South Londonderry Saturday 10 play the |
team there. The game resulted in a
score OF . 10 2 in favor of South London
derry. Townshcnd and Jamaica played /
a game at the latter place Wednesday at
ternoon, the score being 10 20 in favor
OF Townshend.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Weatherbce and
their niece, who have been visiting Eu.
gene Weatherbee. leave saturday for
their home in Worcester, Mass. Mr..
Weatherbee Is an expert workman as a
carpenter and has the oversight OF the
men working in a fine building now being
erected on Main street in Worcester.
Among those who went TO West
rownshcnd Wednesday TO attend the
meeting Of the Pomona grange were Rev
Daniel Mclntyre, Mrs. +. l.. Osgood,
Park Osgood, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cobb,
lohn Mark, Mrs. Harry Franklin and
ier three daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. u. ,
Batehelder and Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
ialc.
All who attended the service at the !
5aptist church last Sunday morning are .
cry enthusiastic over Miss Marguerite
landings rendering Of the solo, Eve Hath ,
tot Seen, Ear Hath Not Heard. Miss
iarding has an unusually rich contralto i
dice which has been trained by the best /
1 teachers in this country and abroad, i
nd is well worth going some distance TO
ear. II il earnestly hoped that she may
pend another summer in Townshend. I
The Stevens family are having more /
han their share OF illness. Frank stew. j
rs. who with his wife. is on a visit in =
laine, is i'll there with typhoid fever
nd unable to return home. His son, Al.
on Stevens, is very i'll here with the =
anne disease. Frank Clark is acting as y
urse for Alton. II is thought that the Z
,ver was contracted by drinking water =
ear the railroad track by Salmon hole =
ridge where Mr.. Stevens and his sons j
adj been loading green ash all summer.
Those who had charge of the arrange. D
ents for the veterans reunion were !
ind enough to leave the platforms which y
icy had erected for the occasion so that y
ley were redecorated and used by the a.
orcas guild for its annual sale. The ~
lnd-stand was decorated with bunting
lille attached to the trees about it was n
line from which hung suspended aprons h,
various hues and sizes from the little +
over leaf which wouldn't cover one at q
to the big gingham apron which COW Ii
ed one all over. On the platform were te
70 tables which contained fancy articles sh
ID relics from which the purchaser
ight choose brass candlesticks at not less
an S. pair or basket for five cents.
he other platform was decorated with
anches of leaves and and there the wo- he
en- dispensed iee-cream and cake. The
oceeds of the sale were about $50. fir,