The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-01
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Mrs Fred Randall is visiting in Peru
this week.
Mrs. Inez Moore, who has been quite
i'll, is better.
Abby Star of Brattleboro is spending a
few days here.
MIR and Mrs. Robert Fuller spent Mon
day in Brattleboro.
Mrs Cowan of Melrose, Mass, is visit
ing at John Wares.
Miss Winnie Packard spent the week
end in Londonderry.
Edwin Sawyer of Boston arrived Fri
day at A. A. Mason's.
Rev r.. A. Nichols of Waterbury, Conn,
is visiting I. r. Davis
The Home club meets next Wednesday,
Oct. 6. with Mrs. Hattie Wnslow.
The students of Leland and Gray are try
ing out men for the basketball team.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Pierce of Pittsfield,
Mass. are visiting relatives i'll town.
Mrs. B. G. Eager of Newfane is stop
ping a few DAYS at the ToWnshend inn.
William Sparks is improving the village
by putting in a new hay scale this week.
Miss Mary Cummings of Mount Tom,
Mass is visiting at Mrs. Milton Thayer S.
William Blood is building a henhouse on
the land recently purchased of f. l.. Lowe,
Townshend was well represented We'd
nesdav at the fair, about 40 people attend
ing.
Leslie Lowe is little better but still
suffering great Eain from erysipelas OF the
eyes.
Miss Hattie Fisher of West Townshend
was visiting friends in this village last
week.
William Graham of South Lancaster,
Mass, is visiting his brother, Milton
Thayer.
Wesley Phillips came Tuesday to visit
his mother, Mrs. Mary Phillips, and his
brothers.
Ernest Cudwo1th arrived Tuesday from
Barre and will visit his brother, Eugene
Cudworth
The Ladies' aid of the Baptist church
will meet in the vestry Thursday after
noon, Oct. T.
Col. Franklin sent his black colt to the
Valley fair to compete in the gentlemen
driving class.
Miss Hazel Taft, who went to Middle
bury college last week, has been quite Ill
since her arrival.
Miss Addie Shattuck, who has been Wis
ting at Fred Wizards, returned to Brat
tleboro Monday
Miss Edith Sanders returned Friday
from Lowell lake, where she has been
most of the summer.
Fred Osgood left Saturday for Burlington
where he begins his senior year at the
University of Vermont.
The students of Leland and Gray semi
nary held a very pleasant social in Acad-
envy hall Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, who have been
visiting Henry Hiles, returned Monday to
their home in Hartford. Ct.
Miss Eunice Booth of Elmhurst, l.. l.,
is with her sister, Lucy Booth, at the cot
tage for the month of October.
Leland and Gray seminary and the vii
lage schools were closed Wednesday to al
low the students to attend the fair.
There will be a ball game on Osgood's
field Saturday afternoon between the |
Townshend and Londonderry teams.
Everett Phillips is tearing out the ell
part of Mabel Fullerton's house, prepara-
tory to building new one and making
other improvements.
Henry Bowles of Springfield, Mass,
while in town last week drove his Pierce
Arrow car over Scott hill to Wardsboro
with five passengers.
Mrs Mary Smith, who has been very
i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ed
ward Durham, is improving although still
confined to her bed.
John Sylvesky has just finished stating
his house. Now he will have time to go
out and shoot another deer with toy
rifle as is his custom
According to our weather prophet, Royal
Sanderson, we have had a rainfall of near
ly three inches during September, which is
much greater than last year.
The Evans Brothers and Robert Hol-
brook have several fine dogs at the Valley |
Fair Kennel club show Miss Lucy Booth
has also taken Sir Gibbie down.
Mrs. Green, who has been occupying her
cottage here all summer, left Monday for ,
Brattleboro where she will visit a few
days before going south for the winter.
Dorr Flint, for many years a superin-
tendent in the Cushman bakeries of New !
York city, and former Townshend boy,
came Tuesday for few days vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sanderson and
son, who have been spending some time
with his father, Royal Sanderson, have re- '
turned to their home in Savannah, Ga.
The seniors of Leland and Gray semi q
nary will hold an entertainment and So
cial next Friday evening Oct. 8, when \
they will present play entitled, Maidens
All Forlorn. Ii
Prof Frederick Newton and family re-
turned to their home in Andover, Mass, |
Monday. Little Mary, who has been very t
III all summer, has so far recovered as to
be able to accompany them !,
Blood Brothers will soon begin work on a
the house recently bought. by DR.. Bruce
If New York city A new ell part will be ,
built the interior of the main part re- },
modelled, and the grounds graded.
Seventeen pens of poultry left this sta :.
ion Monday for the Valley fair. They =
we're sent by Evans Brothers, William
Blood, Albert Franklin and Robert Lin
,oln, Harry Franklin and Charles Lowe.
AT the Sunday morning service at the
Baptist church the pastor will take for IL
lis topic, Transformation. In the evening
It the union service he will preach a ser V
non to young men upon Young Mems
Visions. o
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society and the
Home club Of the Congregational church 7
will hold harvest supper in the town
nall Friday evening, Oct. 8, at o'clock.
They viii also give an old folks concert in
he near future.
The topic for the Sunday morning ser
yice at the Congregational church will be
The Present Age Noted for Its Perma- \
1ent Movements. In the evening there Il
will be a union service at the Baptist
,nurch All will receive welcome at the il
services of our churches. "
Herbert Kidder and son Francis re-
turned Thursday from New York city {
where Francis had an operation performed v
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