The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-14
TOWN SHEND.

I'D. WhltcOmb of NardsborO visited his
niece, Mrs. Alma Cummings, Tuesday.
II. A. Fuller of Harmonyvile went |
Tuesday to New Hampshire to canvass
Mr. and Mrs. Nal Bemis of Athens J
visited at the home of II. O. Gale on sun
day ~
Miss Mary 5. Kelsey will go Thursday |
to visit relatives in Hartford and New |
Haven, Conn.
J. j. Cudworth and Miss Elisabeth Cud- |
worth are spending some time with friends |
u Orange, Mass 9Ef
Herbert Harding Of NVilmot, n H., Is
| stopping at A. w Barry's and calling on
/ friends in town. .--,z..
!, Mrs Campbell of Elmhurst, L. T., has
been spending the past two weeks with
Miss Lucy Booth.
Addison r. Kidder and friend of Brat
tleboro We're at the Inn Sunday and visit
ed at Mrs. Elwyn Eddy's.
| f. H. Lawrence went Monday to Boston
to remain a few days and to attend the
worlds series baseball games.
A party of seven climbed Bald mountain
Sunday and enjoyed the beautiful scenery
and brilliant colors of the forests
Mrs. Celia Cutler went Sunday with Dr.
Rice TO BrattIeboro, where she will re-
main some time at Mrs Sarah Wilson's
Mr.. and Mrs n Hamilton of Newark,
\. j., and Mr., and Mrs. B. A. Wood of
Brattleboro have been guests at the Inn.
Rev. and Mrs II. L. Levoy took advan-
tage of the Boston excursion this week to
visit friends in Boston and Salem, Mass.
Mrs F. W. Watson and mother, Mrs
Sawyer of Peru, have been visiting rela
tives in Bernardston during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Barnes of West
minister West were recent guests in the
home of their daughter Mrs Cora Knapp
of Simpsonville.
Miss Bertha Richardson, a seminary
senior, was called to her home in Saxtons
! River recently by the serions illness of
her grandmother.s. ~. q -.... .e..
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Perry moved Mon
p day to the house occupied by William
Perry in Simpsonville, where they will
j.. live during the winter.
; L. s. Hebb, who had been spending
some time with his son, G.. :. Hebb, went
: Monday to Boston to visit in the home OF
:, his daughter, Mrs. Knight.
II Harrison Chamberlin went Monday to
Il Boston for a vacation of a few weeks
/ He also will visit relatives in Taunton,
II Norton and Worcester, Mass.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Benson of Chester
Il and Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Benson OF
Bondvlle recently were guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin.
II Fred Houghton of West Townshend has
/ finished work at F. A. Blood's and re
II turned home. Mrs. Houghton, who had
been visiting there, returned with him.
II Mrs. Guy Nelson, who was recently
/ called to Mrs. Appleby's by the serious i'll
H ness of her sister, Annibel Critchley, has
II returned to her home in Springfield, Mass
II Irving Felch and daughter, Bertha, q
III Walpole, y. H., spent the weekend in
II the home of his cousin, H. A Felch, and
II visited his son, Walter, who is working
II there.
II Mrs. Emma Clark of Brattleborc
ii visited at the home of her daughter, Mrs
HI II. H. Franklin, this week Mr. and Mrs
u Fred Davis of Brattleboro have also beer
= recent guests there.
The normal training class in Leland anC
Grty seminary will be dismissed for
- week as the teacher, Miss Mary Dugan
re will go today to st. .Iohnsbury to atten,
k. the teachers conference.
T. Mrs Robert Greenwood and children o
= Ludlow came Saturday to join her hus
. % band at the Greenwood farm, where the,
= will make their home Mrs Mary Green
&c wood will remain with them
A conference of the Baptist minister
9 will be held in the Baptist church Tues
til day, Oct 20. The Hadassah league vii
g. I'hold a regular meeting the same day an
- will furnish dinner for the guests
er f. A Blood has sold his farm in No
.o' district to John Bratton OF Athens, VIII
will f1l-a uossoSSipY NaN- I
n, will dispose of his tools and stock by auC
en- ton and move into another tenement fo
- the winter.
m Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell Davis enter
a. tanned Mr. Davis's father, F. f. Davis q
10. Elm Grove, Mass, and brother. Elho
rk Davis of Nottingham, on Monday, De
ice II, the day being their wedding annive
a. sary.
I; A dance will be held at the town ha
. on Wednesday evening, Oct. 21 Leitsin,
~. er's orchestra of Brattleboro will furnis
.. music for dancing and will give a concel
in the early part of the evening. All To-
s. ers of good music should endeavor to /
is present to enjoy this treat,
q The hash supper served by the wome
NJ, of the Congregational church on Tuesds
Ie. evening was success in every way,
g. large crowd doing ample justice to IL
an. Ntll-hlleN tdule9. -NedtlS ~ was tledIe
a. This sum will be used toward the pr
n. posed Improvements on the parsonage.
Nd Mr and Miss Sullivan of New Yor
ice who are on tramping trip through tt
nd Green mountains, Were at the Inn Satu
. day. They made the hike from here
md Grafton in the afternoon, planning to
avs from there Ito Windhan and .Jamaic
fit keeping to the hill roads.
-; An Incorrect statement was made
ek' the. item iq the West Townshend ney
- last week in regard to the house recent
't' bought and now occupied by A. E. Whe,
and er of West Townshend. The proper
aw.