The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-08
West RiUer TOlUns
TOWNSHEND.
Arthur Greenwood is i'll.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Allbee spent We'd
nesday in Bratteboro,
Mrs. Baker is visiting her brother,
George Hebb this week
Horace Gale has had II sheep badly bit
ten by dogs the past week.
Don't forget the NIaidens All Forlorn
at the academy this evening.
Our new light is up and it is a great
improvement at the corner
Mrs. E. b. Bachelor has een0quite il!
for several days but is better.
Reuben Park arrived Tuesday and is
boarding at Miss Susan Ross.
A. A. Blood and sons have begun work
this week on the Kenyon house.
The diphtheria sign has been removed
from the front of Bella Brigham's house.
Miss Hazel Taft returned Saturday from
Middlebury college on account OF illness.
Dr. and Mrs r. NJ Smith, bridal cou
pie from Boston, were at the Inn over Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Payne of North Ad-
ans, Mass, have been visiting at Milton
Thayer's.
Mr.. and Mrs C. C. Hastings of Spring.
field, Mass, were in town Thursday of
last week.
Mrs George Gardener of Jamaica spent
Fletcher's.
Paul Bensch, who has been boarding at
Frank Lawrence's is now stopping at Les
lie loves.
r. D. Greenwood and two children have
been visiting recently at his fathers, Asa
Greenwood's.
Dr. and Mrs. Osgood and son Park visit
ed the Landmans in Londonderry Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Sweeney of West Townshend is
working at Mrs Bachelors during the
latters illness.
Miss Grace Chase returned last Friday
after spending several days at Mt. Hermon
and Brattleboro
Mrs. i. Phillips spent part of last week
in Brattleboro where she was guest OF
Mrs w. Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Cobb of Nashua, N.
H., are visiting Mr.. Cobb's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tina Cobb
town Tuesday and Wednesday holding pro-
bate court at the hotel.
John Marley and A. L. Mackenzie of
Brattleboro and j. E. Crowell of Boston
spent the day at the Inn.
Rev. Joseph Mexican is in Jamaica as
ssting in the Baptist evangelical meetings
being held there this week.
John Circuit, who has been repairing his
house extensively this fall, is now adding
to its good looks by painting it.
The three new henhouses being built
by Messrs. Bachelor Blood and Lincoln
respectively are nearly completed.
Miss Ella Stebbns left Thursday for
Springfield, Mass, where she will take up
her fall work in the millinery business.
Mrs Landman of Plaistow, N. e., drove
through here Tuesday on her way to Lon
donder1y and stopped to call on old
friends.
Mrs Lucy Franklin returned Saturday
from Hartford, Conn, where she had been
visiting her son Clarence, whose wife has
been ILL.,
Mrs Wheeler and Mrs Harris, who have
visited for some time at LII. Kidder's, re-
turned Sunday to their home in West
Townshend \
Mrs. II. Kidder has sold her house now :,
occupied by George Hebb to George Dom i i
pier OF Grafton, who expects to take pos !
session Nov l.
An automobile party from Putney con-
sisting of w. e. Pierce, E. e. Knight, j.
P. Meny and W. G. Treadway We're in
town Wednesday. t.
Deacon Stebbins returned Thursday of j.,
last week from Nashua, N. H., where he '
has been spending several weeks with his
sister, Mrs. Mary Colbun il
Mrs. William Sparks and daughter Julia
are visiting Mrs. Sparkss sister, Mrs. Ar t.
thur Stone, in Westmoreland. From there
they will go to Bellows Falls. is
Rev. Mr.. Nichols, who has been visiting
Rockwell Davis, returned to his home in II
Waterbury, Conn, this week, Mrs. Davis Il
him for short visit.
A number of people were disappointed h
sIafI &c hall
coming off, the Londonderry team wiring
that it was impossible for it to come is
Frank Biclford left Monday to begin his v
studies at the Brattleboro Commercial
school where he will take business f
course. He will board with Mrs. Sarah t.
Wilson.
Mrs. Alice Wheeler, who has been visit o.
ing at Rev. Joseph McKean's for several q
weeks, returned Monday to her home in
Mass Miss Georgia Mexican "
her as far as Brattleboro. Ia
The Home club met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Hattie Winslow and had n
a very pleasant afternoon and bountiful r.
supper. There were II present and four
new members were admitted to the club. W
The many friends of Mrs. William Perry M
will be pleased to learn that she was able n;
10 be taken out in her wheelchair as far -
rs Earl Knapps the other day, being the -,
lTSC Jllne she mas Deen out IN Cnree years. | d
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Willard Mrs. s;
Baker, Miss Eunice and Miss Lucy Booth
Dr.. Osgood, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Arthur h.
Rand, Herbert Kidder, ARA Benson and &c &c
.. Jones attended the Bondville fair We'd ~
lesday. "
Mrs. William Scott and her son, Ray
Shine of Springfield, Vt. are spending
ew days at her house in Harmonyville,
where they are cleaning the house and Ia
toring the goods preparatory to renting
he house. w
At the service in the Congregational
hurch Sunday morning the pastor will BI
reach on the topic, Some Things Hard to
Understand Until We Enter the Sane wi
uary In the evening at the union service
he theme will be No Neutrality in Christ. vi,
The many friends of Mrs. Herbert Fred
rick of Windham, who was formerly Min in,
lie Coleman and was married Sept 16 -
lst, were deeply panied to hear Of her i'll 4,
ess. She passed through here on her UNI
ray to Brattleboro for treatment on Fri we
ay.
1t is understood that Perley Kent a IN,
ounger brother of Elroy and Fred Kent
TO be sent to the industrial school very -
bon. IL is hoped that proper training &c
ill develop his brain along right lines for VI
e seems to be more intelligent than either
his older brothers. IN
pa
Miss Hazel Jones had a narrow escape he
ON a serious accident in the laboratory of
u14 a. II