The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-11-18
West RiUer TOWns
TOWNSHEND.

10 town,
W. NJ. IIoushion IL keene vas IN town
Tuesday,
Edith and Hazel i.andman remained 10
town over Sunday,
Mrs, ", NJ. Ware of Ak,ead, y, u, Mas
In town last Thursday.
William smith came Monday night AMI
Is staying al Frank l.awcnee's,
Mrs. Cummings took a carriage drive nl'
10 Herbert BARRIERS last Monday
Julia Sparks, who has been VI with
auinsy sore throat, is much better
MIR. and Mn. VIII ;, Holland Of Brat
tlchoro we've at the Inn over sunday
NJ H. Drew ~ Greenfield spent part Of
the day Friday in this town on business,
Susie Watson Of Bernanlston, Mass, =
waiting at her uncle's. Fred Naisons'
Raymond Watson is visiting his uncle,
Rrying Watson, IN Bernaniston, Mass
Ella Derry went TO Brookine Saturday
where she attended the ehlcken'pie supper
blazing star lodge. No, -, !. 4 4. NJ
held its regular meeting tuesday evening
Allen billiard returned Monday after
spending a few days IN Springfield, Mass
Earl q. Martin moved TO Saxtons River
Wednesday, Tait's teams doing the work.
Royal Sandcpon reports, rainfall OF
two and one-eighth inches during oc,obei'
w. II. Miles went Wednesday TO Lon
donderry where he viii spend a lew days
visiting.
The meeting OF the Blazing star chapter,
No. ~, q. 4. -, was held wednesday
evening.
Frank I. Gray moved Wednesday from
the Vincent house 10 his farm, north oil
the village.
Miss Mary j. lIobrook went 20 visit her
uncle, John ID. llolbrook, IN Northboro,
Mass, last week.
Lo,tie Jones has finished her term OF
school at Londonderry and is spending her
vacation at home
Eugene Weatherby returned to his home
in town Tuesday evening after spending
week in Worcester.
j. O. Toilette has set up his derrick on
the site of the new town hail. and will now
lay the foundation walls.
Nearly all of the Odd Fellows in this
town attended the district meeting in
Newfane Thursday evening.
Fred T. Gilbert left Wednesday for
Bratteboro where he will spend part OF
his vacation with his brother.
Mrs. Fred Lawrence finished her work at
the Newfane Inn last week. and has re-
turned to her home in town.
Mrs. A. b. Franklin spent Saturday in
Newfane where she attended the meeting
Of the Woman's Relief corps.
All the schools in town, with the excep.
ton of the one at West Townshend, Will
reopen next Monday, Nov. Il.
Mrs. Leslie Lowe went to Brattleboro
Saturday where she spent few days with
her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Rice.
The independent Order OF Foresters had
its first meeting on this side of the town
in eight months last Monday evening.
Russell Aldrich, former resident OF
this town who now lives IN Springfield,
VI, spent a few days in town last week.
Mrs. Ella and son, Roger, after spending
the summer at c. H. Wizards, returned
Wednesday to their home IN Rochester,
Wis.
Arson McCarty shot doe weighing LOO
hounds during the deer season. IL was not
reported in time to be mentioned last
week.
At the Baptist church next Sunday
morning the pastor will speak on the
theme, Is Thanksgiving Principle or a
Nance
Mrs. Ellen Sweeney has returned to
Mrs, Julian Taft's after spending several
weeks in Worcester, Springfield and hud-
son, Mass.
The annual Thanksgiving sermon will be
preached by the pastor OF the Congrega.
tional church next Thursday evening at
T.3O o'clock.
Mrs. George A. Cheney came Saturday
from her home in Schenectady, n. y, to
spend a week with her daughter, Mrs. q.
II. Willard.
Mrs +. l.. Lowe, Mrs. L. II. Allbee ana
Mrs. Charles S. Mills have been appointed
a committee to make plans for Christmas
at the Congregational Sunday school.
The regular grange meeting was held
last Friday evening Mr.. Winchester of
Newfane, the deputy, made his annual
visit. He was accompanied by his wife.
The topic for next Sunday evening at
the Christian Endeavor meeting is, How
Does God Want to Be Thanked? There
will be special music, and all are cordially
invited to be present.
G. Ii. Willard is building a new lumber
track, by means of which he plans to save
much handling and drawing of lumber. 1t
extends from the rear of the mill to the
lot across the brook
The senior class will give district school
exhibition at Seminary hall this (frlday)
evening. Mothers especially are invited to
see the progress made by their children,
A small admission will be charged.
Miss Ethel A. Sparks closed her second
successful term of school in the Barber
district last Friday. The pupils who had
no absent marks were Anabel and Harold
Barber. The average attendance was
11.98
Miss Abbie e. Follett finished her term
of school in Williamsville last Friday and
il at her home where she will spend the
vacation. Miss Bessie Dutton, who teaches
the grammar school in the same place, is
also at home.
Guests at the Inn Wednesday were
II d. Knight of Jamaica, G. I'll. Allen and
Arthur Wald of Brattleboro, Charles n
Sears of Springfield, j. L. Shaw Of Col
chester, N H., and j. j. Morse OF Town
shehd, Mass.
The cantata, Daniel, is to be sung in
town next spring The first rehearsal was
held in Seminary hall last Tuesday even
ing when a good number were In attend
ance. but it is hoped that more, OF the
townspeople will take part and make 1t In
teresting.
The following from this town ATTENDED
the concert given by Sousa's band in Brat
tleboro Monday evening: Dr.. and Mrs
+. l.. Osgood Leon Stevens, Abner Brls
toll, Leon Bruce, Charles Lowe, Harry
Howe, Park Osgood, Hope Waterman
Stella Reed and Belle Timson.
Miss Mildred A. Palmer, who has finish
ed her second term of school in Athen
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Batchelder on her way to her, home. IL
Newfane where she will spend TIVE
weeks' vacation before the winter term