The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25

George Gale /. N with mca.lc.
Hugh n IIolhrook i. under the dostor's
eats.
Ray Howe lei, Monday for hattof SO
Conn.
Guy Howe j, working for +. y, Johnson
IN Jamaica,
Don't forget the dance tomorrow night
in the town hall
Herbert Felch lost one Of hi. team
horses thu week.
Mr.. Lizzie Rand oi Bnttleboro j, visit
ing at j. {. Taft's,
John Grout left Tuesday for a visit TO
his old home in Athol
Miss Hazel Taft and brother, Maynard,
spent few days this week in Jamaica,
A horse belonging TO Almon Marsh was
taken very sck Tuesday but Is better
now.
The Baptist Ladie, Aid society will
serve its annual oyster dinner town meet.
ing day.
4. \. Mason and Nathan Lawrence are
spoken OF a. road commissioner Tor the
coming year
\ missionary meeting was held this al
ternoon at Mrs. A. \. MasonIs for the
study OF Japan.
Miss Ernie Derry of Brookline is visit
ing her sister. Miss Ella Derry, at Mrs.
Charles Wizards.
James Flynn left Monday for visit
in Lowell. Mass and an extended trip
through the far west.
Adjt Gen W. H. Miles went to Mont
pelier this week to arrange for the G. A.
X. state encampment
Herbert Benson has recovered from
measles and has gone to work for Earl
Hamlin on a lumber job
Mrs. ingalls, of Windham has been in
town and spent two Gays with her daugh. |
ter, Irene, at Martin Sparks's.
Gerald Allbee OF Brooklne spent We'd |
nesday in town visiting his aunt, Mrs. |
Edgar Allbee and Mrs. \. A. Snow.
Charles Hodgdon. who has been visiting
his Townshend home few days this |
week. returned to Boston Wednesday.
The Masons held an installation meeting
Tuesday evening at which the new officers |
were installed by Past Master w, +.
Blood.
There will be a special grange meeting
week from tonight March A. to give
the third and fourth degrees to the new
class
Col. 4. B. Franklin spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Boston, where he was in
vited to speak at a banquet given by the
G. A. r.
Next Sunday morning at the Baptist
church Rev. Joseph Mexican will take
for his topic, Two Gates. Two Ways, and
Two Companies.
Miss Jaquith, the new station agent. has
moved to her new room at Mrs. Alma
Cummings, as Mrs. Hodgdon is unable
to accommodate her.
Mrs Fred Cutler, Mrs. Fred Randall
Mrs, A. A. Townshend, Miss Ethel
Sparks, Will Sparks, and DR., F. L. Os-
good spent last Monday in Brattleboro.
Miss Adah Allbee of Bradford came Sat
urday to visit her cousin, Miss Cora Ma
son, after visiting in Boston, Gardner,
and Brattleboro, leaving here Wednesday
for her home.
Miss Bessie Brigham arrived last Fri
day from White River junction to care
for Mrs. Perkins, who has been i'll with
measles at Mrs. Emma Eddy's. Mrs. Per-
kins is much better.
Townshend is beginning to wonder if it
is not going to have game warden this
year, Ralph Snyder's name was published
some time ago as warden, Dut ne mas not
received his commission.
w. B. Clark of Jacksonville, who has
bought the hotel In Jamaica, passed
through Townshend Monday stopping at
The Inn over night with E. II. Derry, C.
NJ. Fox A. E. Derry, and w. E. Bartlett
and three loads of goods on their way to
,ake possession. t
Some folks are not afraid of little
weather is some Others are, as Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Smith and Miss Nellie Kings
oury demonstrated by driving down from !
West Townshend Tuesday evening to at |
end the social given in the town hall by
he Dorcas Guild.
The predictions are that another snow '
storm is coming. This pleases the people
is all records as far back as records go
With the exception of 1888 have been
broken, and we are only two feet short
If that-having had eight feet so far, &C. q
,ording to the measurements of Mr.. San
lerson. E
Little is talked or in town nowadays J.
,ut the new town hall Every man has a
lifferent idea of the sort of building we t.
hould have and where it should be locat- c