The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-03
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Breslin visited a
j. ID. Pierce's Sunday
S. G.. Brown of Bmttleboro is employe,
at the lead and silver mine.
Mrs. Fannie Grout and Raymond GIou
are on the sick list this week.
Guy and Raymond Grout have recently
purchased new gasolene engine.
Mrs. Claude Maher entertained few o
her friends at 800 Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Annie Sherman of Williamsville i
visiting her mother, Mrs. Polly Ballou.
Miss Mildred Bovd is at her home il
Wilmington, returning there Wednesday
Miss Ruth Farnm is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Franklin Head, in South lladley
Mass.
A four.horse load of merry sleighrder,
arrived at the Newfane Inn "Wednesday
evening,
The Ladies' Aid society will meet on
Thursday at . O'Clock with Mrs. Il. D.
! Newton
Leon Whitney is acting as janitor at
! Union hall during the absence of \. r,
| Underwood.
Mrs. Franklin Head of South Hadlcy
visited her sister, Mrs. \. II. Farnum,
over Sunday.
! Walter Hescock, who has been employed
| by the Grout brothers, has returned to his
home in West Dover.
Ransom r. Rhodes and Mrs. Belle C..
! Knapp visited Sunday in Grafton at the
home of Albert Tuthll.
The Union hal helpers will serve din
ner at Union hall Tuesday, March Z, the
day of the town meeting.
Mrs. Hugh Mack and two children went
Tuesday to Bellows Falls to spend a week
or 10 days with her mother.
George X. Davis returned to his home
in Westhampton, Mass, Monday after
spending three weeks in town.
Hugh Mack has moved his household
goods this week to Williamsvile to the
farm owned by Leslie Stratton.
Miss Mamie Platt recently visited the
Odd Fellows Home in Worcester instead
of the one mentioned last week
Miss Beatrice Ward of Westminster was
a guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. II. Farnum,
from Friday night until Monday.
Mrs. j. d. Pierce went to Bratteboro
Sunday owing to the illness of her grand
daughter. She returned home Monday
evening.
Miss Mildred Palmer has been engaged
to teach the spring term of school in dis
trict No. 4. She will board with Mrs.
Stella Cherrrie.
A. r. Underwood went Monday to
Woodstock, Vt, in company with Mr..
Dearborn who recently learned that his
barn had burned.
Several of our farmers are drawing logs
to Townshend Among them are Lewis
Hall, Mr.. Pierson, Henry Smith, George
and Albert Jefts.
Some of our sugar makers are taking adj
vantage of the spring-like days and have
tapped trees near home, thus making sure
of the first run Of sap.
The warrant for the town meeting to be
held March Z is Of considerable length and
may be read by all the legal voters and in
terested persons at the stores.
Mrs N. s. Moore started Wednesday
for Denver, Col, where she will visit her
son. During her absence Rev. N. S.
Butterfelds,
taught the village school so successfully the
past four terms, will not return to teach |
the spring term. Miss Clarke will teach in
Jamaica and board at home.
The next meeting of Newfane grange
will be held next Wednesday evening
March s. The lecturers hour will be taken
up with mock town meeting. Light re-
freshments will be served after the meet
ing by the lecturer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Harvey, who
have spent the winter in Londonderry
with Mrs. Harvey's son, Homer Twitchell,
and his family, returned to their home
Tuesday. Their many friends are glad to
welcome them back
Rev. T. d. Davies of Londonderry, and
daughter, Charlotte, who has been teaching
in West Townshend, visited at j. d,
Pierce's the first of the week, Mary and
Edith Davies are with relatives in Penn.
sylvania attending school.
Clarence Rhodes and Arthur Amsden
went to Windham Thursday to bring Mr..
Amsden's goods to Brookine. They were
obliged to remain in Windham until Sat
lrday on account of snow drifts. Mr.. and
Mrs. Amsden moved to their new home IN
Brookline Sunday.
The Red Mems dance held in Union hall
was social success. About 30 came from
Brattleboro and several from town at
ended. Excellent music was furnished
md the drill given by the Red Men was
inc An excellent supper was served at 10
o'clock by Landlord Smiley to about 60
quests.
Among those who attended the play
Coupon Bonds, in Williamsvile Friday
hight We're Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Farnum,
Mrs. Stella Cherrie, Mildred Boyd, John
Mcdonald, Mary Benson, Charles Benson,
Arthur Gray, Delbert Rhoades, and Mr.
md Mrs. M P. Benson. They all report a
inc time.
L. A. Cook of Greenfield has rented his
portable saw mill to John McEvoy, who
will hire his own help. Bert Davis will
Arthur Gray will take away from the big
aw and run the edger, and John McEvoy :
will act as fireman. If they are able to
un the butter and planer George Goode-
rough and Clarence Rhoades will probably