The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-14
TOWNSHEND

The w. =. L. Z. Will meet tuesday
iwth Mrs Julian Taft
Mrs. Philip ChamberIin has gone to
Farley for five weeks visit.
Arthur Boutelle of Winchendon. +
Mass. arrived here Tuesday.
Barton HilIiard is visiting his father.
A. G. billiard, in Harmonyville.
Mr.. and Mrs Benson of Springfield,
Mass. are guests of Evans Brothers.
George w. Boutele died Monday
evening. the cause being heart failure /
Miss Kittie Plant, who visited at c. /
II. Willard 5, has gone to Norwich, /
Conn.
Arthur Shattucl is visiting week
with DR. G. T. Gale in West Town
shend.
Mrs. Rodney Wheeler of West Brat
tleboro has been visiting Miss Alice
Randall
Merrill Powers of Athens visited his
brother, Guy Powers, at the Inn over
Sunday.
Clarence Lewis was overcome Sat
urday and has been i'll at Almon
Marsh s.
Moses johnson, grandfather Of Mrs
Albert Miller, has come to make his
home with her.
Mrs Hope Willis returned to her
home in Jamaica Sunday, much inn
proved in health.
The Hadassah league will have a
food and apron sale ON the common
Thursday, Aug. q.
Miss Ida Parker of Fitchburg is
spending her vacation with her broth
er, DIR. L. A. Parker.
. II
the annual meeting at the old church
in Rockingham Sunday.
Mabel Fullerton returned home Mon
day, having spent a week with Mrs.
Edward Lindsey in Brattleboro.
, Miss Edith Kidder has closed her
; work with Mrs. Don Boutele and has
returned to her home in Wardsboro
Mr.. and Mrs. Penfeld and Miss Pen
field. who had been Mt the Inn some
a weeks, left Monday for their home in
/ Danbury, Conn.
! Mrs. Mary Colburn and Miss Belle
: Colburn Of Roxbury, Mass, came Tues
: day to visit Deacon Stebbins. The
9 Stebbns house was their home for
y many years.
n Mrs ". w. Barry of Saxtons River.
9 her sister, Mrs. Ahbie Livermore of
: Bellows Falls and Mrs. Della Barrett
/ of Brattlehoro, visited Bier son, Bert
II Barry. Sunday.
h Arthur Buchanan, who had been Wis
ting two weeks at Philip Cham
berlin s, and Miss Bessie Hardy, who
had been visiting there Il month, have
both gone to his home IN Winchendon
Mass
Rev. c. B. Seli2er win take for hi.
n topic Sunday morning at the Congre
gatonal church y Page From the Lif,
of One of the Old Prophets. In tn,
lie evening his topic viii be Renewe,
Is Strength.
Is J. II. Northup, who recently me
lie with the misfortune of having his barr
Y. burned by lightning, has been enable,
lie to make plans for rebuilding at once
ar owing to the prompt settlement on tn
\ part of the insurance company.
\ Mrs. Alice Allen of Boston, togethe
/: with her son and daughter, who an
- making an automobile tour of the New
= England states, passed through thi
= town Monday, making Il short visit a
- their ancestral home in the west vi
!" lage. Mrs. Allen is the daughter of tn
= late Ambrose and Maria FLETCHER
= Ranney of Boston, formerly Of Tow
~ tshend, and cousin of Miss Harriet
ar One of the happy events of the ia
It here on Monday was Il family picni
he of the Bruees and BIoods. There wer
xt IL present, including great-aun
II Mrs. Martha Hall. of Brattleboro, VII
OF is 81 years old, and Prof. and Mrs
ra L. Landman and son. Bernard
Pittsefild, Me. Long tables were hou1
nd tifully spread with good things f,
lift dinner and supper on the spacio,
ve lawn between the two homes and a
Id. did Justice to the feasts. The afte
AS noon was spent socially, interspersc
i. with music from DIR. Bruce s Nictro
nd and a literary and musical progra
os prepared and given by the children.
of was such a pleasant occasion that q
vn are looking forward to a simil
w. event next year. The only regret w
ON that Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bruce N
on two sons of Bloomfield \. J., WELDON
NJ. Blood of Boston and Charles Newt,
Mr.. of Gill, Mass, could not be preser