The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-05-28
West RiUer TOlUns
TOWNSHEND.

DO you want to take summer boarders?
If so write at once, stating location and
terms, to Secretary of Brattleboro Board
of Trade.
Frank Clark has returned from Saxtons
River.
Miss Bertha Phillips returned home
"Wednesday night.
Mrs. Henrietta Clark Bemis spent Sun
day in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Angie Lawrence of Brookine is
working at O. w. Follett's.
Mr.. Bigelow and son spent Sunday at
their home in Brattleboro.
Miss Elsie Harris returned to her home
in Landgrove last Saturday.
The senior class will have an ice-cream
and candy sale Memorial day.
b. O. Ware of Brattleboro is painting
and papering for j. l.. Howard.
Mrs. Bruce, who has been i'll for some
time, has not been as well this week.
Harrison Chamberlain returned Saturday
from visit to his son, Frank, in Lang
don, n III.
A. A. Blood is in South Londonderry
this week making repairs on A. Il. Cud
worths house.
Haynes Sanders is putting piazza on E.
J.. Iiastings's house, much improving the |
appearance thereby.
r. p. Holbrook has recently shipped
two fine pointers to Bar Harbor Me-, and |
one to Columbus, Neb.
Mrs. Mole Starr of Seattle WASH is
spending a few weeks with her son, Ray
mond at E. j.. Hastings's.
Mrs. Fred Randall who has been quite
i'll with measles, is now improving Miss
Susan Ross is caring for her.
Cbar1ac Gou11 hos cfocl-aJ biS oopd
with brook trout from l.. j. Johnson's
hatchery in West Bratteboro.
and Mrs. G. i. Neher of EngIewood, n.
j., are the guests of Mrs G. G. Taft.
Deacon Edwin Grout of West Towns
bend spent his S0th birthday which oc-
cured last week with his brother, John
Grout. ,
Mr. and Mrs. A, A. Mason, who have
been spending the week in Fitchburg, Wis =,
iting Dr. and Mrs. Parker, are expected .
home tomorrow night.
All those who wish to attend the alumni {
dinner are requested to hand in their +
names to Miss May Howe or to William !,
Sparks on or before June 7. y
Rolln White of Cleveland. who has
been spending some time at the Towns
bend Inn, is visiting in Bratteboro. Mr.
White expects to return here later. II
His many friends will be glad to know tt
that former Principal H. w. Lewis, now OF
of Randolph, expects to be present on
graduation day at Leland and Gray semi @,
nary. y
Fred T. Randall has been appointed =,
delegate to represent the Congregational ~
church at the conference of churches in ~
the state at Randolph the second week in
June. w
Miss Caroline Mason of Bellows Falls 81
Mrs. Sarah Wilson and Holland Wilson
of Brattleboro are expected at A. A. Ma on
sons Saturday evening to stay over Me nc
mortal day. W.
Inspector George Delop of the Hartford -,
Insurance company was in town Tuesday W
inspecting the boiler at G. H. Wizards \
mill Mr.. Delop was accompanied by his V
wife on his tour of inspection.
Mumps are going the rounds of the I'M tn
Mrs. Frank r. Lawrence and la
Laura are both victims and Mabe Rand so
is also enjoying pickles. lemons and all
tart articles on the bill of fare. he
Mrs. Abby Winslow, who has returned aN
to Townshend for the summer, is having IN
some repairs made at her home. Everett fu
Phillips is putting in connections to
bring the water supply into the kitchen.
A very interesting missionary meeting
was held with Mrs. E. B. Batchelder We'd r,
1esday afternoon. Eleven members were Ii
present and all took part in the interesting leel
program prepared on The early history of Oh
missions in this country.
Our fellow townsman, "Reynard the at
Fox is evidently preparing for Decoration
Inner, by the way the hens and chick Ed
ms are disappearing from our neighbors'
E. B. Batchelder lost one hen =
md four chickens in one night.
At the morning service in the Congre- al
sational church next Sunday the pastor "
will preach on the theme, Modern Lessons "
rom David's Victory over Goliath, At :,
he union service in the evening the topic :,
will be How Is the Word of God the Al
Sword of the Spirit?
Generous contributions to the Memorial a
lay dinner for old soldiers and their lal
friends are asked without personal solic-
alton from the members Of the commit Ri
zee. Baked beans, brown bread, dough- Su
luts and coffee, with slice of pie to top
desired that all friends and Nh
leighbors help out as literally as possible. !
Last Saturday evening 81 small travel ie
RS, only three days old, arrived at G. H. Ra
Wizards from New York, packed in a All
,ox about u inches square. The young 7
tiers. had been 4S hours on the way with 81;
tut food being too young of course to go me
we're thriving and the prospects are that W.,
Ir. Willard will have fine flock of po
White Leghorns. !
All who remember John Landman ~ y
whose earnest Christian character and Az Az
indy ways endeared him to many dur aft
ng his residence in Townshend, We're sad dol dol
lened to hear of his death in South Lon G Gt
onderry last Monday. Mr.. Landman had Il. !,
,een i'll for some weeks and the end was J
lot unexpected. The funeral services was pal
eld Thursday afternoon. both sons, DIR. wa
Gilbert Landman of Plaistrow, n. H., and I a
fred Tandman nrincina1 of Maine Com wa
raj institute at Pittsfeld, coming on for he
he service. wa
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