The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-07-23
West River 7OUns
TOWNSHEND.

Edwin Sawyer is spending the wee
in Boston.
Parke Osgood came home from Sunse
lake last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Brown are il
Stockbridge, Mass.
Master Howard Lowe has been quit
sick the past week.
Miss NAV Cosgrove Of Chelsea is visit
ing at Mrs. Hodgdon's.
Donald and Kenneth Butler are spend
ing the week at Sunset lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Martin are staying
at Grafton for few weeks.
Miss Ellen Ballard of Orange, N. j., il
the guest of the Misses Hobart.
DIR. Clark and sister of Concord, Mass.
are boarding at Mrs. Don Boutelles
Lesion Wheeler started on a carriage
drive to New York state Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Oscar Wilkinson of South Hadley
is visiting her daughter, Mrs Fred Kan
dali.
Roval Sanderson is having his. house
nainted. r. ID. Phillips and son doing the
work.
Miss Edith Sanders has gone up to
Lowell lake to work for the rest OF the
season
Mr.. and Mrs George Sammis OF Bay
Shore, Long Island, are boarding at Mrs
Kidders.
Having disposed of his strawberry crop,
Mr. Potwine is now bringing around fine
raspberries
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens OF Athol,
Mass. are the guests of their aunt, Mrs.
John Circuit.
DR.. and Mrs. Warren Turner of Wor-
cester, VT, recently visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmer Turner.
Mrs. r. w Wheeler and two daughters
of Everett Mass, are visiting at Mrs.
Harry Howard's
Miss Caroline Mason of Bellows Falls
spent Sunday with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs A. A. Mason.
Miss Blanche Brigham is the, possessor
of handsome new rubber-tued carriage,
the gift of her brother.
Ira Cone has returned from three
weeks visit among his children IN Rut-
land, Manchester and Winhall.
Mrs. S. L. Bowley and son, G. w.
Bowley of Readville, Mass, spent week
at the Townshend Inn recently.
Miss Esther E. Dale came home last
Friday to spend the rest OF the summer
with her mother, Mrs. j. j. Dale.
w. H. Hilman of New York city,, who
is spending a few weeks IN LONDONDERRY,
spent Tuesday at G. H. Wizards.
Messrs. Charles Cutler, Harry Miles,
William Sparks, and =. II; Allbee spent
Tuesday afternoon in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Emery Sage of Bethel, Vt, and
Mrs. Alice Garfield and son of Michigan
visited Mrs Julian Taft this week,
The county court having closed, Miss
Bertha Phillips has finished her work In
Newfane and is at home for the summer.
Mrs. Jameson, who is caring for her
sister, Mrs Emily Kenyon at Mrs. David
sons in Newfane, spent Tuesday after
noon in town.
Mrs. E. n. Ripley and grandsons, Ar
thur Ripley and Fred Rowland of New
York city are visiting Mrs. Ripleys broth
er, Herbert Kidder.
Mrs. Rockwell Davis is the happy pos
SCISSOR of a very fine crimson rambler rose
bearing 100 clusters, many of them con-
tanning no less than 50 blossoms.
An auto party from Brattleboro, consist
ing of Mrs. Ada Dowley, Miss Miller,
Mrs. Miller Miss Illman and DR.. E. S.
Bowen, spent Wednesday at the Inn.
A. A. Mason and family, DR.. and Mrs
Parker, Edwin and Mr.. Sawyer, and Mr.
and Mrs. Miles spent Thursday OF last
week at the Holbrook farm in Jamaica.
Recent guests at the Inn have been Mrs:
X. T. Griffith and Miss E. NJ. Tell of
Dandy, Conn, c. H. Shepardson of Bel
lows Falls and d. S. Parker of Keene.
Miss Junia Borum of Lafayette, Ind,
who has been teaching in st. Petersburg,
Fla, and is now. sightseeing, in New
England spent few days with Mrs. y.
W. Follett recently.
nj h. - enap1inn tho
summer in West Windsor, came home
Monday night to spend week at her
home here She was accompanied by
little Miss Edna Willard.
The subjects for next Sundays services
are as follows: Morning, The Inspiring
Influence of Christian Associations; even
ing, What Is a Christian? Rev. Mr.. Nc
Kean will also preach in Brookline at 3
p. IN.
The missionary meeting will be held
Wednesday afternoon, July %, with Mrs:
E. B. Batchelder. The study Of The Call
of the Waters will be continued, the third
and fourth chapters being taken up at
this meeting.
This is a poor season for local chicken
fanciers sudden disappearance and vol
lent deaths being the rule rather than
the exception. By twos and fours the
finest fowls are lost, leaving only a feath..
er or two as memento for their fond
owners. In one night last week Mr.. Taft
lost two Plymouth Rock hens and fine
bantam rooster. One man in the. village
has lost no less than 60 chickens this sea-
son. There are various theories as to the
personality of the marauder Some think
It is Brer Fox; others, Mr.. Skunk; and
many think Brer Coon is the expert. Be
it who it may, however, like Brer Pos
sum- he can LAY low"