The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

Mrs. George Hewlett anu uauPhu'I
Marion left Thursday for a visit In Bos-
ton.
The state encampmrnt of the q. \.
X. will he held in Montpelier june 10
and IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Batchelder and
Mrs. Fred Love spent Tuesday in Brat
tleboro.
Miss Abbe Starr is home for the
Easter vacation from her school in Brat
tleboro.
Mrs. Herbert Barber is able to be
out, but Mrs. Lizzie Barber Is still help
ing her.
I.emuel Van Setback of Hoosick Falls,
N. Y, is visiting this week at Charles
Austin's.
Fred Smith is moving from West
Townshcnd to part of Mrs. Lcttie Dut-
tons house.
HAYNES Sanders is finishing the work
in his new tenement preparatory to NOV
ing in soon.
Mrs. Sara Wilson of Brattleboro came
Wednesday to visit few days at Mrs.
A. A. Mason's.
Mrs. Dora Benson and Miss Nellie
Porter of Brattleboro spent Sunday at
Frank Martins.
Harry Pierce returned to Athol, Mass,
Monday. after spending the weekend at
his home in this place.
The Hadassah league will meet next
Friday with Mrs. c. \. Snow. A full
attendance is hoped for
Mrs. w. G. Adams of West Windham
visited Mrs. A. A. Blood and Mrs. Mar
tin Sparks last Monday.
Mrs. Plumb and Miss Mary Plumb
spent the weekend in West Townshend,
at Mrs. Henry STATIONS.
Miss Mary Plumb and Miss Winnie
Packard were both on the sick list and
unable to teach last Wednesday.
The senior class of Leland and Gray
seminary will go to Brattleboro Monday
to have the class pictures taken.
Emery Jones spent few days last
week in Langdon, visiting his son. He |
bought new driving horse in Gage
Vile.
Alton Holden was badly hurt last week
while hauling logs. Mrs. Holden, who
has been suffering with tonsilitis, has re-
covered.
Miss Hazel Taft spent Friday in Brat
tleboro, where she went to meet Miss
Howe, who accompanied her home for
the weekend.
Mrs. Henrietta Clark Bemis is ex
pected soon to teach elecution at the
seminary again this year. She will board
at Mrs Miles's.
Don't miss the lecture in Academy
hall tonight. Dr. Henry Holton of Brat
tleboro will talk on General and Tech
nical Education"
Col. Franklin has bought Edwin Per-
sons barn and with the help of E. How
ard has torn it down and will use it for
sheds on his own place. {
The Baptist ministers conference of
the West River Valley will be held in
the Baptist church Monday. The Ladies
Aid society will serve the dinner.
Miss Ethel Sparks has been working {
lately for Mrs. Almon Marsh and Mrs.
Frank Blood while Mr.. Marsh and Mrs.
Blood were sick Both are better now.
Byron Thompson seems to be break '
ing all records for early gardens this
year. He went out the other morning ,
and pulled up four fine heads of cab
bage.
Miss Harriet Doane and Miss Lottie
Hosley of Jamaica and Miss Maude
Blanchard of Alstead, n. H., remained
in town over Sunday and Monday this
week.
Miss May Howe, who has been teach
ing in Randolph the past winter, is home
for the Easter vacation and spent the
weekend last week in Townshend visit
ing Miss Hazel Taft. i
Library hours hereafter will be, Tues |
day evening, $50 to $50; Wednesday
evening, $50 to $50; Friday afternoon, i
4 to 6, instead of Tuesday afternoon and h
Friday evening as formerly
The Misses Grace and Addie Morse t
of Brattleboro visited their aunt, Mrs. |
E. B. Batchelder, over Sunday and are
now visiting their sister, Mrs. Arthur {
Hadlock of West Townshend. q
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning, the pastor will speak S
on the topic: "The Masters Thrice Re q
peated Question to Peter" Let all the
friends of this church be in attendance.
The Townshend friends of Col. and
Mrs. Henry Button of Gainesville, Fla,
are sorry to learn of his illness the past
winter 1t is thought Mrs. Dutton will t
travel with him in Europe the coming \
summer instead of coming to Towns \
bend as usual.
Mrs. Fred Randall returned to her
home last Monday from Brattleboro,
where she was successfully operated on
for tumor. Mrs. Randall is very weak
but doing nicely. Mrs. Isaac Appleby a
lis caring for her.
Frank Richardson of Mt. Hermon i
school visited Walter Kidder at Mrs.
Emma Eddy's over Sunday. Mr. Rich
ardson is from Battle Creek, Mich, and /
never before saw maple sugar made. He
visited some of the sugar houses here
and was much interested.
Charles Willard came near having a t
serious accident Thursday morning when +
a piece of bark struck his glasses, break
ling one of the lenses, the glass flying
in his eye. Fortunately none of the
pieces lodged in the eyeball, so were
easily removed by DR. .Osgood.
Mrs. Dale and son, John Dale, for