The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-12
TOWN SHEND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence spent
Sunday in Rutland.
The farmers are busy this week cut 1
ting corn for the silos.
+. s. Brown moved his family to
Williamsville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. n Williams Of
Deertield, Mass, were visitors recently |
at the Inn.
The regular communication of Blaz-
ing Star lodge, +. A. NJ, was held I
Tuesday evening.
We all miss that afternoon train,
but we are glad to get the last mail
one hour earlier.
WILDER Shattuck returned Tuesday
to Brattleboro, where he has secured |
a position as fireman.
Charles H. Prescott of Everett,
Mass, is spending two weeks at the
home of Fred Randall
The Home club held an interesting
meeting in the vestry of the Congre-
gational church Wednesday.
Elmer Holden will soon sell by pub
lie auction his farm crops, stock and
household goods and go West.
Cassius j. Cudworth Of Brattleboro
spent Sunday with his cousins, Elisa
beth and j. j. Cudworth, at the Inn.
Mrs. Frank Lawrence and two
children have been in Fitchburg Mass,
visiting Mrs. Lawrence S brother, Will
Coy.
Mrs. Helen Osgood and daughter,
Ida, of Stoneham, Mass, came Tuesday
to visit Mrs. Osgood 5 nephew, DR.. L.
j. Parker.
Rev. Joseph Mexican will occupy the
pulpit of the Baptist church next Sun
day morning. His theme will be The
Sin of Covetousness, What Is 1t?
Harry 7. banner, who was at the
Inn with his wife two weeks. left for
his home in Beaufort, S. G., Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Banner expects to re
main in the North another month.
Judge Austin P. Rugg of Worcester,
Mass, accompanied by Charles b.
Rugg. Esther c. Rugg and Austin p.
Rugg, ir., were at the Inn on Sunday.
They also visited Miss Susan Ross
Miss Ethel and Kent Prentiss, who
visited their uncle, Deacon Bliss B.
Prentiss, have returned to their home
IN Springfield, Mass. Miss Ethel soon
viii enter Drexel college in Philadel-
phia.
| - -. - IoliFI anu uduHII6F, IlaZtI.
who were at the O 'Brien cottage in
Harmonyville through the summer, left
for their home in Somerville, Mass,
Wednesday, Sept. 3. Mrs. O'Brien
followed them Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. BuIlard and
son, Lawrence, and Mrs BullarI ;
brother, Frank Mclean, of New York
visited over Sunday with their cous-
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Heath. They
were ON their way home from a vaca-
, ton spent at Lake George.
John Almond Marsh Of Baltimore,
infant son of Norman Marsh and
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs Almond NJ.
Marsh of Iarmonyville, took third
prize ut large baby show in Balti-
more last week. Little John was a
! recent visitor in Townshend.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday the pastor, Rev Charles II. b.
SeIiger, viii occupy the pulpit. lie will
have for his topic in the morning. Our
Idea of Christianity. At the union
. service IN the evening his theme will
be The Christian Before the Poor
a Since the reading room in the aeade-
n my has been taken for the work of the
normal course the students have felt
the loss Of the room kcenlv. to over
come which small reading room Is
being finished off in the east end of
the corridor. Russell w Blood is doing
4 the work
/ Deacon and Mrs Bliss B. Prentiss
of Simsonville have been entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Greenwood Of
i Cambridge, Mass, few DAYS. Mr.
i Greenwood, who is advertising man
ager of the Cambridge Chronicle, is
a native Of Saxtons River and i
spending a vacation calling on old
3 friends in Vermont.
/ Recent visitors at the Inn are Mrs
J. f. Alexander and Miss A. Z. Alex
= ander of Saxtons River. Mrs. II. G
Anderson and Harry G. Anderson Of
Waterbury. Conn. Lewis A. Wright OF
Gardner, Mass, who has been looking
over lumber lots in search of manu-
= featuring stock, and v. L. Mitchell OF
hasthampton, Mass.
i Col H. +. Dutton left "Wednesday
for the South after spending the lat
ter part of the summer at the DuttoI
= summer home in Harmonyville Mrs
Dutton accompanied him part way, bu
will not 90 to their home in Gaines
vile, Fla, for some time She vii
return to stay few weeks at The
10 home of her childhood, which is very
j dear to her.
r The Hadassah league held an inter
It esting meeting at the home of Mrs
l. Edith Cutler at Riverdale Weduesda,
afternoon. Mrs. Cutler and Mrs. Aim;
n Cummings were the hostesses. Their
were % women present. A social tim,
;, was enjoyed and some important bus
7 mess was transacted, chief of which
: was the "raising the roof of tn
! anrsnn n 1rn rrhich oil alnittnl ura