The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
West RiUer TOlDnS
TOWNSHEND.


Mrs. Smith is very low, and is now con
fined to her bed,
Mr. Reed of Grafton has moved onto
the Ambrose farm,
c. IL. Willard was in Brattleboro on
business "Wednesday.
Miss Mary h. Plumb was on the sick list
the first of the week.
Miss Helen Prentiss and Miss Sophie
Phillips were in Bmttleboro Monday
Leslie Brown has commenced his work
at the seminary. He is now In the junior
class.
Mr.. II. NJ. Burk went TO Brattleboro
Tuesday where she will remain short
time
Russell Aldrich Of Springfield, W., was
visitor in town the fore part OF the
week.
Fred l.. Lowe went to Springfield, Mass,
on business last Monday. lie returned
Tuesday.
A. W. Barry moved from the Chamber.
lain house to the Fullerton tenement last
Wednesday.
Rev. Wallace $. Boardman and wife
were visitors at the Baptist parsonage
Monday.
Mrs. William Franklin of West Town
shend was in town Wednesday to attend
probate court.
Howard Knowles, a student Of Vermont
university. spent few days this week
with Fred 0sGood.
Mrs. Eta Ward of Grove, Vt, came
Friday night to spend a short time with
Miss Myra Hobart.
c. H. Evans made a business trip to
Springfield. Mass, Tuesday, returning
Wednesday evening,
Fred L. Lowe returned Friday after
spending week in Washington, New
York and Springfield.
Fred d. 0sgood returned Friday from
Burlington where he has attended the
University of Vermont.
Miss Alyra Hobart returned last week
after spending the winter IN New York
city and in Ocean Grove, n. j,
Fred Perkins has moved from the Jen.
nison house to f. B. Batcheder's house,
recently vacated by Albert Cater.
Frank f. Gray has recently received
5000 which he inherited through the
death of his uncle, james Gray, some
weeks ago.
Deacon F. l.. Hastings is entertaining
his friends and neighbors this year, as he
is accustomed to do every spring during the
sugar season.
The topic for the next Christian En-
deavor meeting will be Painting the States
White Temperance meeting). Leader, Prof.
Il. w. Jocelyn.
Charles Ilogden of Boston was in town a
few days this week to see about the work
of his farm which is being operated by
George Purchase.
Misses Florence and Edith Sanders went
to Springfield Mass. Saturday where
they spent few days with relatives, re-
turning Wednesday.
Mrs. II. D. Hatfield and son, Gordon, re
turned to their home in SaXtons River
Monday after spending some time with
friends in this town.
Alice Boyd. who has worked for Miss
Harriet Fletcher for the past few months, |
has returned to her home in Jamaica where
she will attend school,
Jessie McCarty returned to his home in !
Dennisville Me-, Monday after spending a
few weeks in town at the home of his
brother, Daniel McCarty.
Mrs. Harriet Bradley, who has been i'll
for some time, is recovering slowly. She
is now at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. III H. |
Chamberlain in West Townshend.
Mary Greenwood, granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Greenwood, returned to her
home in Chester last Saturday after spend
ing 10 days with relatives in town,
George Eager moved from the Edward
Durham place to Pixies Falls last Tuesday.
Mr.. Eager lived at Pixies Falls before he
moved to this town two years ago.
Edward Parker of Chester has moved to
the Lyman Gale farm, which was recently
bought by Edward Durham. Mr.. Parker
H.
Mrs. Levi Strong of Brattleboro, who
bought Townshend Inn last week will take
possession in about two weeks. Howard
that time.
church are as follows: Morning. Indispen-
sable Elements in the Christian Life; even
ing at the union service, The Lord of End
less Day.
Judge Tina H. Allbee of Bellows Falls
held probate court at the Inn Wednesday
Washburn Melendy, Loren Pierce and
Frank Sherwin of South Londonderry were
in attendance.
At the Congregational church next Sun
day morning the pastor will speak on the
subject, What the Cruciixion of Christ
Means to Me. The last of series of Pas
sion week sermons.
A thank Offering missionary meeting OF
the Congregation women will be held Fri
day, April IA, at 3 O'Clock p. m with
Mrs. E. b. Batchelder. All interested are
requested to be present
The West River grange will hold meet
ing in the former town hall this evening
The work will be the third and fourth de-
grees, to be followed by harvest supper.
All the members are requested to be
present.
Mark Allbee, ]. c. Taft and A. R.
tend sale of horses Mr.. Marsh went to
Athol to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. N. Marsh, after the sale, returning
Wednesday evening.
Miss Marguerite Esdon of st. Johns.
bury was the guest of Miss Margaret p.
Mills last week. Miss Esdon was member
of the party which started for Washington
two weeks ago. She returned to St. Johns
bury Tuesday morning.
Last Monday was Mrs. Fred Randall's
birthday, and her many friends remem- .
bered her with a shower Of cards and
number of presents. Her friends are pleas
ed to see the great improvement in her
health during the last few months.
Ray Jennison moved his goods Tuesday,
from Mrs. Lettie buttons house to Mrs.
Townsend's house in Harmonyville which
has just been vacated by y. B. Howard I
Mr.. Jennison came to this town from :
Windham few months ago. He has work
ed in Wizards mill since that time.
Rev. Daniel Mcintyre attended the !
meeting of the Windham County Congre- !, :
gational Ministers association in Brattle-
boro last Monday morning He also attend.
ed the Better Brattleboro meeting in the
auditorium in the evening when G. G.
Fits and Frank Dyer of Chicago spoke. 5