The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-09-24
West RiUer TOlUns
TOWNSHEND.
Valley fair next week.
Grange meeting tonight.

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boro.
Mrs Edith Lowe spent Monday in Brat
tleboro.
Mrs. j. c. Taft visited in Brattleboro
Wednesday.
Frank Bickford spent Wednesday in
Brattleboro.
Russell Aldrich is visiting his son in
Springfield, VT.
Wilbur Ferguson of Bellows Falls is in
town this week.
Charles Willard was in Wardsboro Fri
day of last week.
Frank Woodward, who has been i'll with
diphtheria, is gaining.
Mrs. Gregg has gone to her new home
in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Florence ODER of Brattleboro spent
Sunday with Hazel Taft
Jonathan d. Mcintyre was on the sick
list for two days this week.
The plasterers finished work in Haynes
Sanderss house this week.
Reuben Park went Monday to his daugh
ter's home in Palmer, Mass
The Dorcas guild had successful food
sale on the common last Friday.
Deacon and Mrs. Joel Grout of Newfane
visited John Grout over Sunday.
Frank and Russell Blood have finished
their work in West Townshend.
j. II. Ware attended the state fair at
White River junction this week.
Mrs. Smith is ill at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Edward Durham.
Professor Wallace has given up playing
bachelor, his wife having arrived.
II. d. Ambrose had three sheep killed
and in inra1 Inv 1ouS tbic Jynply
Miss Mary Gardner of Wardsboro is
working for Miss Harriet Fletcher.
Miss Alice NJ. Wheeler Of Winchendon,
Mass, is at Rev Joseph McKeans.
Mr.. and Mrs A. /. Thomas of Hartford,
Conn, are visiting at Henry Mles's.
Mis-. Moses Randall has returned from
a three weeks visit in Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Marvin of Saxtons
River spent Sunday at Horace Gales.
Mrs. Mable Iandman) Howard of Lon
donderry visited at Dr. Osgoods last week.
Fl. H.~IIolbrook and daughter Jennie are
his son, Will Holbrook, in Fairfax
Miss Hazel Taft went to Middlebury
"Wednesday to begin her studies at the col
lege.
Robert Lincoln has greatly improved his
house by putting in cement steps and
walk.
Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Has1ins and son
Of Holyoke. Mass. are visiting at Horace
Gales.
The dance Saturday evening at the town
hall was well attended and pleasant time
'nioyed
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cobb Of Jamaica Wis
ted their uncles, Henry and Iina Cobb. !
asst week
The Hadassah league met this afternoon
With Miss Ruby Stebbins and had a very {
pleasant time.
Mrs Burt who has been in Walpole, n.
H. for the past week, has returned to
colonel buttons.
Miss Stearns. who has been spending
ome time with Mrs Green, has returned e
o her home in Rutland.
The constable's sale of Frank Rand's eff t
ects last week Thursday brought a good :
rowd and prices were good.
Mr. Cone and his niece, Miss Nina t
(orse, left Wednesday evening for Lon e
ondel1y to attend the fair.
Harry Franklin has received over 40 il
ons of grain thus far this month. No +
ronder Townshend has fat stock.
Miss Ruby Stebbins returned last week e
fonday from her visit in New York and il
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Mrs Abbie Taft returned last Friday
rom New Haven. Conn, where she has n
een visiting her daughter, Mrs De Ford. II
Mrs Guy Austin and children of Saxtons q q
liver are with Mr.. Austin's parents, Mr.. :
nd Mrs. Charles Austin, in Harmonyvlle.
Miss Orinda Dale has returned to town \
he has fitted up tasty apartments in the E
)ale house and will spend the winter a
ere. Il
Professor Wallace returned Wednesday
vening from st. Adams, where he has h
cen attending the Baptist annual state s.
h
The social given by the editorial board le
f the Leland and Gray Messenger at the
cademy last week was a success financially IL
nd socially. {
Mrs Annette Townsend has moved from v
er house in Harmonyville to the house in 2
he village recently bought by her son, =
robert Lincoln. n
Mrs Harriet Winslow returned from +,
Vest Townshend where she has been visit o.
1g her daughter Mrs. Henry Stratton, the v
rst of the week. s
H. L. Bowles, F. H. Sackett, w. F.
fright and Fred l.. Lee of Springfield,
oying the hunting.
MT. ana hlS. EuBeue CuuNOltu lelt
Wednesday to visit his father, Walter
in Londonderry. They will
$50 visit the fair. n
Miss Annie Phillips, who has been Wis
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Phil
ps. the past two weeks, returned to her
ONE in Orange Mass, Wednesday. t,
Leslie Lowe is i'll with erysipeas. Dr.
homas Rice of Brattleboro broke his auto 81
n the way to this village to see Mr. Lowe
he other day and had to wait for the E,
ain.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Willard have ~
iopted a little girl. Few children are for
mate enough to be taken into a home \,
here comfort and happiness are so
Tended.
The Cummings house has Fred Bacon and y u
lmily, Dan Mccarthy and family and a -
lr. Reed and family as tenants, and all the =,
snements near the new steam mill will f.
ION be full. N
Martin Perry lost a valuable horse ie
Tednesday. The animal was in a pasture
ear the road and becoming frightened by
passing automobile jumped the wall, OF
reaking his leg. G.
Asa Thompson returned to New York oil
ty on Tuesday after spending few days m
ere. his sister Mrs Ida Howard, accom-
lnying him as far as Brattleboro, spend =
e the day there
Deacon Follett is exhibiting four potatoes
lis week in William Sparks's store. the
,mbined weight of which is five pounds
nd three-quarters while the largest weighs
ne and a quarter pounds.
The Ladies' Home club held its meeting