The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-26

little daughter of South Londonderry
We're weekend visitors with Mrs. Alma
Cummings.
Mrs. W. c. Hall and daughter, Flor
ence Hall, of Keene, n. H., were
guests the past week at the Inn. They
left Monday.
The annual Thanksgiving service will
be held in the Baptist church at 40
III the evening, with sermon by Rev.
Joseph Mexican.
Miss Margaret Mills of Middlebury
ooheSe came Wednesday to the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. s.
Mills, to spend Thanksgiving
Miss Ella Ware came Saturday from
the Albany Business college to spend
Thanksgiving week with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs John II. Ware.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Greenwood. ana
other members of the Greenwood fam
liy VIII spend Thanksgiving with Ar
thur *. Greenwood and family.
Miss Maude Greenwood is having a
short vacation from her school work
in Grafton, and is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Green
wood
Miss GeOr2ianna l. Mexican of the
teaching force of Brattlcboro came to
the home Of her parents at the Bap-
tlst parsonage on Wednesday to spend
her Thanksgiving recess.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Upham and
little daughter, Ruth. of Northfield,
Mass, spent Sunday with Mrs. Up
ham 5 parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Lowe, in Harmonyvile.
Forrest Crisscy Of Geneva. Ill.,. au,
thor and magazine writer, is at the
Inn this week. He finds the quietness
of the house favorable for the mental
work which he came here to do.
Mrs. Dora Benson visited her sister.
Mrs. Frank Martin, over Sunday. also
made a visit to her son, Herbert Ben
son, At Mrs. Alma Cummings s. She
returned to her home in Brattleboro
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Record of
Jamaica moved into Mrs. Lettie Dut-
ton 5 tenement in Harmonvville Satur-
day. Mrs. Record viii be remembered
here as Rubie Stark a former student
at Leland and Gray seminary
y. NJ. Thayer and son. r.. r. Thaver.
OF Bellows Falls Were at the Inn the
hrst OF the week. They were engaged
IN erecting a monument in Oakwood
cemetery for Harlan Howe of West
Townshend, and brother
The center schools held sessions Mon
day. They will close "Wednesday al
ternoon for the rest Of the week. At
district No. : Miss Atherton had spe-
cial Thanksgiving exercises. which
were attended by many of the parents
and friends
Orrison W Follett shot fox Tues
day while driving ON the road Nr
Follett had taken his gun along so that
he might bring down a deer if. per
chance he should see one lie failed
TO get 4 deer but got the fox instead,
which he said is worth 81
The friends Of EIbridge Newton az
Somerville, Mass, former resident
OF this town who made visit to the
town last month, will be sorry to learn
that soon after leaving here he was
stricken with typhoid fever lie is
still i'll with the disease.
Rev. Martin Lowering OF Carlisle.
Mass, occupied the pulpit of the Con
gregationaI church Sunday morning
and evening. Mr. Lowering made 4
good impression on 1.-THE community bv
his earnest words in the pulpit and
by his gentlemanly bearing outside the
pulpit
The flat roof covered with zine on
the ell OF the Baptist parsonage is
being removed and that part of the
] house raised one story. \ pitch roof
viii be put on The new story is II
by % feet and will give ample space
for two rooms. Russell w Blood. r.
y. Phillips and Bernie X. Phillips are
doing the work
Mrs. Abbie WinsIow and her grand
daughter. Miss Marion Hall, Of Pitts
burg, Pa, came short time ago for
a stay of a few weeks at Mrs. Wins
low ; home on the North road. Mrs.
Nlnslow left here last February and
stopped several months with her broth
er, Rollin White, in Cleveland. O., and
some time with her daughter, Mrs. Fan
ME Hall, in Boston.
Mrs. Hattie Winslow and her dauob.
ter, Mrs. Susie Atwood, returned to
their home on North street on Monday
after an absence OF about six months.
spent in Phoenix, Arizona, Los Ange-
les, Long Beach and San Diego. Cal.
l1lkhart, Ind, and Springfield. Mass.
While in California they called on
Harry Franklin and family. and Frank
Eddy and family, all of whom were
formerly residents of Townshend.