The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-09-10

inc the summer in Townshend left Thurs
day.
Mis-, Orinda Dale and Donald and Ken
meth Butler left Monday for Springfield.
Mass.
John ribbitts has bought lumber lot
off the Snow farm on West hill from MI
l'clch,
Don Boutclle has bought the meadow
near Romano Jennison ; from Royal San
dcrson.
William Sparks and Bert Barry went
| Monday to Brattleboro to attend the
theater.
Mis-, Annie Phillips of Orange, Mass,
is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Mary
| Phillips.
Rev. James Scott and family Of Can
dia y. H., are visiting at Wallace
Moores.
Charles AIo>her from Brooklyn, n. Y,
has been visiting at Mr.. J. c. Taft's
few days
Howard Burke sold Boston terrier
pup for S25 to a man from Philadelphia
this week.
The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist
church held very successful food sale
last Friday.
Miss Susie Perrin of Springfield, Mass,
VISITED lltl aunt. MIS- ilullNS h'"ilh'lF,
over Sunday.
for a few days visit in Bellows Falls and
Westminster.
Mrs Walter Underwood and daughter
| of Holyoke. Mass, have been visiting Mrs.
William Sparks
A. f. Park and Mrs. Gregg returned
Friday from Springfield, where they are
| to move shortly.
Henry Porter and niece, Miss Merriam
Fessenden. left Saturday for their home
in Wakefield, Mass.
Asa Thompson of New York city ar
rived Saturday to spend a few weeks at
his Townshend home.
Mr.. and Mrs +. D. Mcintyre of North
Adams, Mass, spent Sunday with their
brother, Rev. d. Mcintyre.
The attendance at Leland & Grey Sem
mary is growing. large percentage of
the new pupils being boys.
Mrs. Bruce of New York has bought
the Kenyon house and Mrs. Plumb has
moved into the Harris house.
The household goods which belonged
to the late Mrs. Emily Kenyon will be
sold on Sept. Is in this village
Mr. and Mrs. George Allbee have been
visiting in town few days at Mrs. Edgar
Allbee's and Mrs. A. A. Shows.
Miss Florence Sanders returned Tuesday
from Lowell lake, where she spent 10 days
visiting her sister, Miss Edith Sanders.
Miss Mildred Furman who has been
spending the summer with Miss Booth
at the Cottage returned home Thursday.
Mary Newton, who has been very i'll
nearly all summer at the home OF her
grandfather, H. H. Holbrook, is improv-
ing.
Mrs. Alton Holden returned home Sat
urday from Brattleboro where she has
been for an operation for appendicitis.
She is doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Sage, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 9.
Robinson and son, Maynard and Lucille
and Wilbur Cushman of Jamaica, spent
Monday at Mr. Taft's.
Mrs. Rich. Gerald and Mary Rich
Reeves Morgan and Miss Kate Clark of
Philadelphia, Pa, left Tuesday after spend
ing a month at the Inn.
Miss Carrie Mortified returned Friday to
New York after spending several weeks at
Mrs Dale's and Miss Faith Butler accom-
panied her for a short visit.
Topic for next Sunday at the Baptist
church Morning. The proper attitude of
a Christian Congregation Evening service
at the Congregational church.
Robert Lincoln is moving into the
house on South street which he recently
purchased of John Howard, Mr.. Howard
having moved back to Brattleboro.
DR.. and Mrs. Leland Parker and son
Edwin arrived in town the same day that
their goods came and are moving into
their house on South street vacated by
Alfred Park
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Wilbur and Miss
Julia Wilbur of Hartford, Conn, are stop
ping at the Townshend Inn. Mr.. Wilbur
was formerly of this place and has been
renewing old acquaintance.
A. f. Park left Wednesday for Spring
field Mass. beginning his labors for the
Hampden Lumber company the following
day as an expert sash and blind maker.
His goods followed Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs Knickerbocker and Mr..
and Mrs Knickerbocker and Miss Haight
all of New York city have returned home
after spending some time at Z. q. Steb-
bins's. Miss Ruby Stebbins accompanying
them for a short visit.
We are glad to hear that Newfane has
Band of Mercy in charge of Mrs. He's
cock Miss Harriet Fletcher has done
much in this town toward distributing
Band of Mercy literature but no club has
been formed as yet.
DIR. Edith Brooks of Boston and Miles
Holden OF hutldnu, Mass dlS
at Mrs. Green's. Mrs Green and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Franklin accompanied them
Monday on a very pleasant trip TO Peru,
Vt, in Mr.. Holden's automobile.
The engine is in position and the boiler
and other machinery are on the ground
for John Tibbitts new mill on Bald Noun
tain Bacon and Mccarthy have taken
the contract to get this lumber of. Ii Is
estimated there viii be 100000 feet.
The Windham county Baptist associa-
ton held its annual meeting. in West
Wardsboro Tuesday and Wednesday OF