The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-06-25
West RiUev TOUns
TOWNSHEND.

$500
week
j. II. Ware purchased $50 cows last
week
Mrs Howard Burke is visiting in ia
maica.
Mrs. Mary Phillips has been on the sick
list this week.
Miss Bertha Phillips returned to New
fame last Tuesday.
Miss Edith Sanders is spending her va
cation with her parents.
Fred 0sgood has returned from Bur
lington for the summer.
Mrs. Lydia Fullerton visited in West
Townshend the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Butler of Saxtons River
are visiting at Z. NJ Martins.
b. G.. Clemens and two children of Put
ney were at J. H. Wares last week.
j. H. Ware has sold his brown horse to
Howard & Yearley of Brattleboro
Mrs. Alton Holden went Tuesday morn
ing to Guilford to visit her parents.
Jerry Lowe, who has been visiting his
parents, returned to Boston last Saturday
Miss Ella Stebbins has returned to her
work in Springfield and will be away until
August,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred r. Ford went to
time there.
Miss Bessie Dutton has closed her school
in East Dummerston and returned home
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy and daughter OF
Hyde Park were recent guests at the
Townshend Inn.
DR. and Mrs. C. +. Bruce and son, G. A.
Bruce of New York city visited at A. A.
Blood's over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cummings of South
Londonderry were the guests OF Mrs. Alma
Cummings last week.
Mrs. Blanche Prince and Glenna have
returned from an extended visit in Far
fax and other places.
Mrs. f. S. Brown has been spending the
week in Broollline taking care of her
mother, Mrs. Whitaker.
His many warm friends are delighted to
hear that Hugh Phillips has secured
scholarship at Norwich university
DR.. G. F. Barber and Fred Chamberlain
of Brattleboro spent several days In town
last week on a fishing excursion.
Prof. Frederick Wallace with his wife
and mother left on Thursday morning for
their home in New Hampton, n. IL.
Miss Belle Timson after spending
short time at her home in Williamsvile, |
''AoO'
Alonzo Chamberlain went to Worcester |
this week. Later Mr. Chamberlain ex
poets to 90 south to work at his trade.
The appearance of the Inn has been
much improved by putting in wide ce-
ment walk and steps at the front entrance.
Verandas are becoming as fashionable
here as in the south, and a pleasant wide
piazza has been added to the Baptist par
sonage this week.
r. d. Holbrook entertained party OF
his friends at the County House in New
fame Saturday evening, driving them down
in Earl Martins new stage.
j. O. Follett. having completed the
bridge, is now repairing, the
river road in Newfane which has been
closed to traffic for some time. ;
Frank Pierce of South Londonderry is
stopping with his brotherin-law, ARA
Benson, and quitting out a lot OF cedar
fence posts in Mr.. Benson's woodlot. {
Edwin Sawyer of Hyde Park; Mass, is
boarding at A. A. Mason's Mr.. Sawyer
and party of friends made the trip up
rom Hyde Park by automobile in one day.
= The women of the Congregational church
will hold their monthly missionary meet
ng with Mrs Mcintyre at the parsonage
lext Wednesday afternoon, June 30, at 3
,'clock.
The Hadassah league held its regular I
Meeting on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs !,
Joseph Mexican. The afternoon was !;
pent in sewing, and at $50 delicious tea
vas served. .
Among the grangers' who attended the '
grange entertainment IN NeWtane We'd c
lesday evening were DR.. and Mrs. Osgood, '
ethel Sparks, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frank ]
in, Palke Osgood and John Marks. /
Misses Eta and Myrtle Marsh left last +
saturday for their new home in North '
Jana, Mass. Miss Florence Marsh went v
1onday They will be much missed by v
heir many friends whose good wishes go a
With them to the new home
Professor Wallace and Rev. Mr.. McIn j
yre returned Wednesday from trip :
round the northern part Of the county, =
AIKEN in the interests of Leland and Gray "
emina1y. The prospects for a good at "
enhance this fall appear to be bright. n
light applicants for admission were eX- y
mined here yesterday. q,
A party of four, consisting of Mr.. and h
Irs. Clarence Snow, Miss Nellie Dale and q
erald Allbee went up to Cold pond in r
Tinhal Saturday evening fishing for horn Il
out By all accounts they got plenty of Ia
ites-from the winged tribe if not from h
BOD duckings all of which went to make h
p fine time. A picnic supper by a
oaring campfire was also one of the d.
easuIes of the trip. m
The death of Mrs. Dayton Clark oc- 81
lrred Wednesday morning at o'clock. di
he Clark family have lived in our com "
unity only a short time, coming here OF
ON Brookline last fall. Much of that W
me Mrs. Clark had spent in Burlington be
lder medical treatment. All help fail ty
g, she returned home only eight days
fore her death. She leaves husband at
ID daughter Mona, aged nine. The sym ca
THY of the entire community goes out to W
EN- in their great sorrow. eH
At the morning service at the Congrega. az
1nal church next Sunday the theme of
e pastors sermon will be Resorting to
DDS Strong Habitation. A sermon for
e children followed by an exercise given III
the Sunday school. In the evening at Ct
e union service in the same church the m
pic will be Why 1t Pays to Have the er
,rgiving Spirit The offering in the 70
orning will be for the Congregational II
nday School and Publishing Society. an