The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-28
West RiUer TOUns
TOWNSHEND.


Mr,. Iina C,.l,, ha. brsn aails u again
lial gaining
Hsa Mahuron !. motins lnla llamans1
thafrfs hous~,
Ciiaonl IlolhIoal II Rraillsl,op Nas ID
town nnr daN THE Arrk,
End Maisnn has bern gate III aud
nnlrt the iogiaf's eafe,
Airs kilrn piunh and Mics MaIY Plumb
slrnl Monday IL ArNianr,
nnn ll,uiellr !. IN ailh gap, ahirh is
~ prevalent hrr a present
Robert Fuller - N With rheumatism
AMI l. confined 10 thr ha,isr
Ma, 4. Moai 81 Jamaiea - visiting
her daughter Mrs, VIII DaNls,
Mis-. Ellie Fararli at Nest foanshfhd
visited Mrs, H. kiddrr this week.
A few ftsin here attended lhe Valley
Fair dinstr lat friday Al liral,lrhaio,
Rusrnr Wilbur II Hartford arrived
"Wednesday iol a Lew dags welt "a Town
Allss Iow,na nayi. spent lhe week end
Ia NrWianr visiting hri mnihri ahd s's'
ter,
Arthur Railway ol Nruianr Is saving
wood IN District NJ, with hi' Fa'hl'he
engine
Virior Bayd,u .I,cni couple Of day,
,bi. week With III. SISTER Mr. Harry
Howard
Mr-. Eue,ue Rranisar and lgo cliiiIru
have been whiting hrI daughter MI
Minnie Fuller,
Mr.. and Mn, Ilawnrr Woodland aud
sun. Frank, slrui SUNDAY IN Alhrns Win
Willard liarnr..
". ". IIolbrook arrived "Wednesday
EVENING ffnm EaiffnN L. visit his father,
II. II. llolbrooE.
While cutting scion. nom an apple ifcr
q Few dny, 900 John Jenkins fell and
broke three ribs,
Mr.. aud Mr,. MilaId Barnc, ri Athens
.pcnt THURSDAY al ETl knipp'- and
Clarence Noodam's
Mis- Edith Sander, q, Bmttlrhnro spent
a icw days thi. week with her parents
Mr.. aud MIR. Haynes Sanders.
The women of the Home club viii meet
Ia tie quilt. Tuesday. Feb. !, with Mrs.
II. H. Bitcheldcr at 10 o'clock a. m.
Grips and colds are plenty IN district |
No. 3. Nearly every family aud some
cats and dogs have been afflicted with II, |
A pet eat belonging to a woman in town I
was burned to death the other day in an I
oven into which il had crawled to get
warm.
Miss FRAY Billou. who j. attending. lie
land and Gray seminary. was called TO
Ncwfane this week 10y the illness OF her
mother.
Frank billiard, who has been visiting
in South Londonderry and Brattleboroo;
returned TO his work in Willard's mill
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Durham entertained
a few friends at their new home one
evening recently. Maple sugar on snow
was served
Mrs. Fred Lowe left Monday for Spring
field, Mass, where she will spend couple
of weeks with Mrs. II. '. Dale and Miss
Orinda Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carr of Athens
and Charles Carr and Mrs. Ann Carr OF
West Townshend have recently visited
Charles Hall
Peter Coderette of northampton.
Mass, is moving onto the James Franklin
farm. Mrs Coderette and child arrived
Tuesday night.
West River grange will hold its regular !.
meeting tonight for installation OF officers.
This meeting was postponed from last
Friday evening.
Don't forget Mr.. Russell's lecture Tues.
day evening. Feb. |, in the Congregational
church for the benefit of Burchard post !
of the G. A. r.
A sleighing party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. 0. Miner and Mrs. Z. ID. Whit !
ney of Brattleboro stopped at the Inn :
Thursday of last week. II
Mrs. George Cross, who has been visit |
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Phillips |
the past week, returned to her home in Y
Orange, Mass, Monday d
Clarence Franklin spent the weekend !
with his family, returning to Bantam d
Lake, Conn, where he is employed as fore
man by large ice company. !
Emory Jones has been taking advantage \
of the fine sleghing and incidentally a
driving to Langdon, n. H., to visit his !
son, Frank. !,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ware and daugh- h
ter, Evelyn, of Alstead, n H., spent Tues q
day and Wednesday at the Inn, Miss o
Maude Blanchard taking dinner with
them Wednesday. h
Tom Purchase, who went to Montreal, b
Can, to work last fall, was married Jan.
IL to Miss Mary Cosgrove. Mr.. Purchase !,
reports that there has been no snow in \
Montreal this winter. :,
Maude and Pearl Greenwood have been W
obliged to leave Mrs Celia Cutters where "
they have been rooming, owing to the O,
illness of Mrs Cutler They are now h
rooming at Rev. D. McIntyre's. ii
Miss Lucy Davis of Londonderry, who CO
mas been student at Leland and Gray Il
seminary for the past two years, left last I.
week and was married to her cousin, Alb II
oott Davis, last Thursday in Chester. a
The entertainment given by Fred Ken " "
lall in Academy hall Friday evening under !.
he auspices of the juniors of Leland and n
Gray seminary was well attended. consid- p p
,ring the stormy night. The students +
feared about $40. y I,
Meeting Wednesday afternoon with Miss \
Myra Holbrook and elected the following 8
officers for the year: President, Miss j
Mary J. Holbrook; secretary, Mrs. Lulu m
Osgood: treasurer, Mrs. A. B. Taft.
The Ladies' Home club spent a very en- G
oyable day last Tuesday with Mrs. Ellen Fl
Plumb Busy hands made the hours fly oil
,apidly. Notwithstanding the snow that n
vas falling good number were present II
md substantial dinner was enjoyed. lii
Dan McCarty has moved from the Cum a
nings place to the Hescock place on Eddy !
brook, while H. F. Peck of South New y
ane moves into the Cummings place where OF
ne will run boarding house for the men OF
employed on the mill and lumber job Of
Professor Landman, who was visiting a h,
ew weeks this summer with his wife and NJ
son at the home of her parents. Mr.. and A
Mrs. A. A. Blood, has not been able as of
yet to resume all his duties at his school of
n Pittsfeld Me-, but is much improved T.
n health. IA
Miss jeanette Jaquith of Brattleboro, 10
who will take the place of G. N. Snow as = =
station agent Feb. |, is in town getting T.