The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11
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TOWNSHEND.

Miss Man fanAb sB-'Hl la-t ltiiss ~
NeNianr,
f,rl Lowe hi, "Wednesday loo Spring
hell, Macs
Me. Nellie Willard !. ~ the .irk li.l
with la,i s,li
rark u,g,.,i j. brliins iirti-,i kpl,l,'
with iis sugaiins
Me. Tony al ,amh,blgriloH !. Noik.
lng iui Ms. 1ahh
Nis, Fla Strl,lpns is.iumrl home lasl
SATURDAY 'ium Springfield, Mass,
Mt. t,ra,gs Nlli,hl neiuut,l M,-lus,,
day evening lnm hrl Nisil Ia bnsloh,
llrtlsii frlrh ,ril "Wednesday iar low
I'll, Mass, To .isll biz father, Wlo t. III,
Ma and Mrs, Edgar Allhrr visited Nj
Allbrrs parents m >aNiuns River yrslsi'
day,
Ml., l.oilir llu.lr, aud Al., Beatrice
Emsr,an 1T Jamaica n,r" IN town lasi Sat
uniay,
hale Ratchelder, aho ha. l.ren III With
mcaslts, returned Ia his home Ia Peru
lasl SATURDAY
Ali,s floitnfv SaudrIs expect, ia go 10
Hartford, ~, saturday Iu huS her supply
OF spring millinery
NJ aud Alrs Harry Franklin and daush
irr and Mis, Florence E0lleli stenl Tues
dan 10 Riatirbofn.
Me. ,lcanncttr Ialuiil. the station
agent. ha. moved agaiu and !. bnariing a.
Alrs leliir Dnttons,
Nis, Hrs.ie button came home last ffi
tlay from hen school ia West Rtattlehoro
ior months vacation,
Leon stevens slsent couple of DAYS
this week 10 >aNtpns River. visiting his
grandfather, John Allbee,
The iupic next sunday morning at the
Bapt,t church will h., What l. Man aud
Where Did lie Come From:
Don't forget the 81 Patrick supper IA
the Baptist ycsty March n, The supper
will br followed by games aud an entertain
ment.
air. and Mr.. Charles Willard spent
"Wednesday in Battlcboru. Mr.. Willard
attended the lumhemen's meeting held
that day.
Mn. T.. L. Tasting, is sweetening her !
nelghhoIs aud friends with new maple |
sugar these days. having a merry party |
nearly every evening.
Haynes Sanders aud Eugene Cudwouh |
have taken T.. II. Batcheldets sugar lot |
and have got "a.going.' fayette i help |
ing them with his OK team.
All, Lemuel Van Schaick and son, Paul,
OF lloosick Falls, y. y. are visiting Mrs.
Van Schaicks parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie, Austin. in llarmoayyille.
Leon Bruce aud Joe Snow Of Leland and
GRAY seminary have taken q sugar lot dur.
ing vacation and expect To be Just too
sweet ior anything 10y the time school
opens.
The West River grange instructed the
class of five new members IN the third and
fourth degrees last Friday evening. They
had Is visitors from West Townshend, ana
fine supper was served To about 90 peo'
pie
Rev Daniel Mcintyre left Monday for
North Adams, Mass, where he will visit
his brothers, returning the end of the
week with Mrs. Mcintyre and the children,
who have been spending the last two weeks
there. ;
Mrs. Herbert Barber has been i'll with
jaundce and Mrs. Lizzie Barber, who re-
turned last Monday from Brattleboro,
where she had been visiting her niece for ,
the past week, is caring for her. Mrs. Bar /,
Der Is better.
Mis-, Laura Ware returned last Thursday !
from Wlliamsville, where she visited Miss !,
Bella Imson and attended the play given
by the grange on Wednesday evening. Miss A.,
Ware j, now assisting Mrs. Almon Marsh,
whose little girl has measles.
Mrs. Don Boutele believes she is the
champion sugar-maker OF town, not only !,
in the quality but in the quantity made II
per tree She has made two gallons of the
incest syrup in one week from the four /
trees in their yard and it is early yet. t
Landlord Burkes hotel register. which he
has just laid aside for new one, shows 81
that when man begins coming to this Y
hotel he continues, 4. J. Eddy Of Bratte-
Doro being the first name on the book or
March b. 1909, and the last name on the d
book Feb. 10, 1910. ~
The measles patients are all doing well
md some Of them are out a new crop is m
llso 'out," Mrs. William Sparks and NJ
laughter, Julia, being on the list, Also es
dive Marsh, Lesion and Wilfred Wheeler, dl
lyman, Lettie and Frank Gale and Merle H
Brown; Arthur Greenwood is very i'll with q
hem. I'll
AT the morning service in the Congrega
ional church the pastor will preach on
he topic, Is there Such a State as :,
lora Overstrainz In the evening at the M
Mon service in the same church the theme
ill be, Everlasting Punishment, If Not, W
Why Did He Say So? You are requested
De Ill dtlelludnce au THESE services. ar
Mr.. and Mrs George l.. White of White
ALL n. y, have taken possession of their W
arm recently purchased of Fred Watson.
Ir. White arrived Monday with the goods. i'll
Irs. White coming Wednesday evening.
hey will receive a cordial welcome from w
he people of Townshend who are always .,
lad to have bright young people move into -
own
The Ladies Home club met with Mrs. la.
. b. Batchelder March 9. A good number
ere present, and a very pleasant and prof p,
able afternoon was spent. The officers he
II 1910 are as follows: President, Mrs ~
larry Phillips; vice-president, Miss Susan
oss: secretary, Mrs. E. B. Batchelder;
'easurer, Mrs. Ellen Plumb. Supper was
rived to just a dozen women. vi!
Punch, the big tiger cat owned by Mrs
on Boutelle, tries to get his name in print ma
very now and then. The last time he
rought in full grown partridge, which he
as considered by many to be an unusual
unit, but this week he caught and sp
rought home beautiful pure white =
ouse. The little animal is no larger than o..
house mouse, but does not look like the .al
me variety of white mice and if it is, iel
is a question where Punch got it as
lere is no record of anyone having tame ire
ice in town. Punch declines to be inter- he'
ewed; Just shuts one eye and looks wise.