The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-08
West RiUer 7,OlDns
TOWNSHEND.


Frel 0,soel /. Visiting ia w'llas''
VILE,
mp, Millingan oi Peru 'l'sn' We'd
nessiay hetv,
Ha,ns. Sander. ma,rl ihi, assk 10 hls
new tenement
Mrs. T.. II laiel,sl,lsr has lseen III the
week with giip
c. ]. l.a,shelder ol Mhhall sl~n, lat
Saturday Ia town,
nfr Harry has leil the mill and gone TO
work Tot Julian Tat,
Mrs Herbert kai,lrg Is ready Tor busi'
ne,s IN the hair soods Tine
Mr. LYMAN Gale j. III with grip, Mrs,
Sweeney l. working TOT hrr,
Rev. {. 4, Macdonald spent Tuesday al
the Congregational parsonage
Mr.. Park Holland .pen, several days
lat week visiting II liralilrboro'
Arthur Rand. who has been III with
tonsilti,. l. abb Ia br oul again
" u Davis /. having his house w
haired, r. Phillips doing the work
Nil, Edith Sanders ol linitlrboro visit
eli her homc hcp lac, week "Wednesday
Mrs Mahcl purlase Nlsltrd bet sister,
Mr.. Ralph SNYDER. lew days this week
p,.f Wallace, Guy Nelson and Eugene
Weaiherly .len, Monday IN Btaiiieboro.
Miss Lena Grape Of Marlboro visited
her aunt, Mn. Reed, al the hotel sunday
Lewis Pike ha. finished work az the
mill aud gone TO his home IN Nardsboro,
Mi.. sarah Ruitcr j. III aud her sister,
Mr.. William Rand, Of Newiane, Is "i'h
her.
IN. tonic for next Sunday morning at
the Hanii,t churh will be- Religious LIB
crty.
Mir. +. q. Ho.ley aud Mis-, Lot,ie Hos
ley of Jamaica spent Sunday al W. w.
Dayis's.
Alton Holden. who hurt his knee while
hauling logs a short time ago, Is able TO
be out.
Miss Orinda Dale aud Miss Laura
Uolmes were in Brattleboro two days
this week.
Mrs. MARY Brigham spent few days
last week with Miss Mary TAFT IN "es'
Townshend.
o. Il. Clayton of the Londonderry Slit
er was in town Wednesday attending pro-
bate court.
4. h Batchelder has recently sold the
old Daniel Reed pasture and sugar lot 10
William Blood.
Mrs. Dale left last Saturday for her
home in Springfield after spending
week in town.
Albert Brown spent Sunday at home,
returning Sunday evening TO Marlboro
where he is working.
Miss I,owina Davis of Newfane spent
SATURDAY with Mrs. Almon Marsh, re-
turning home Sunday.
Mrs. Pierce and Miss Nina Morse OF
South Londonderry came wednesday TO
visit Mrs. ARA Benson.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church met yesterday afternoon IN the
vestry TO tie more quilts.
Russell Blood helped move the refrig.
orator from Almon Marsh's meat market
to the barn last Tuesday.
Mrs. Wheeler and son, Lesion Wheel
err. Robert Lincoln and Byron Thompson
spent Tuesday in Brattleboro.
Some who are having the grip are Mrs.
H. O. Gale and three members OF the
Whitney family and Martin Perry.
Mrs. Merle Willis and two children OF
Jamaica are spending the week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Chase.
Burchard post of the G. "A. r. and the
Relief corps will hold their. regular meet
ing in Masonic hall tomorrow at 2 p. m
Miss NJ. d. Henshaw, Miss Minnie Raw
son and Miss Emma Gregg OF BrattleDoro
are spending this week at the Iownshend
inn.
w. NJ. McClenning of Putney, who has
leased the Woodward farm from Ed. DUN
ham, arrived Monday with his household
goods.
Miss Mary Taft of West Townshend
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Brigham and
other friends in town and attended pro-
bate court.
Miss Winnie Packard accompanied the
senior class to Brattleboro Monday,
where they went to have the class pic
lures taken.
Miss Edna Marsh who has been work
ing for several weeks for Mrs. William
Sparks, returned to her home in Brook
line last Saturday.
Leon Truesdale returned last Monday
to his school in Maine after spending
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Truesdale.
A remarkable light, flash of peculiar
brilliancy, was noticed in the heavens
Saturday evening last between the hours
of 8 and 10 o'clock.
There will be another auto in town this
summer: at least. it looks that way. One
of our merchants was in Brattleboro Mon
day taking lessons.
Miss Lottie Jones, Hugh Phillips and
Carl Bruce returned last Monday to Their
respective schools after spending the Eas-
ter holidays at home.
Mrs. Ralph Snyder had bad attack OF
neuralgia last week Her mother, Mrs
Foster. of Newfane, was with her few
days, leaving Monday.
The Home club will meet next Wednes-
day. April l3, with Mrs. j. 0. Follett.
full attendance is required as there Is
much business on hand.
Miss Pauline Franklin went to Brattle-
boro Tuesday to meet Miss Lucy Booth
of Elmhurst, J.. l., who came that even
ing to occupy the cottage
Mrs Alton Holden went to Greenfield,
Mass, last Saturday to visit her sister
and other relatives there and in nearby
places, returning last Tuesday.
Farming began early this year on the
hill farms. Frank Felch and w. >.
Hakey plowed quarter acre piece March
80 on the Felch and Hills farm.
Miss Florence Sanders will have her
millinery opening In one OF her 1ather
new stores tomorrow, and be ready Tor
business every day from to p. m.
Willard R. Fisher of West Guilford, a
former resident of this town, was in
town two days this week. He reports
that his sister, Hattie Fisher, is able to
be up.
Judge and Mrs. Zina Allbee of Bellows
Falls drove down with their fine span
of
The Judge held probate court Wednesday
at the inn