The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-16
TOWNSHEND.

+. II. Willard is attending court as
juror at Newfane this week.
Miss Carrie AIerrifeld has a sprained
ankle, the result of misstep
Miss Wheeler of Stoneham, Mass, visit
ed friends at the Inn Sunday
Frank Adams and mother, Mrs. White.
visited in Wardsboro over Sunday
Wilbur r. Snyder and friend NIvron
Ingalls, of Windham, left Tuesday for a
week of duck shooting in Stratton and
Somerset
Mrs. Elijah Wales of Brattleboro has
been visiting week with her aunt, Mrs
Addie Green. Mrs. Green is recovering
from her illness
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett and
daughter of South Londonderry We're
guests over Sunday in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Woodland.
1t Is not expected that there will he
preaching services in the Congregational
church during the absence of Rev. r. II.
Bosworth on his vacation.
Col. H. F. Button returned Monday
| to his home in Gainesville Fla. Mrs
button will remain longer in their sum
mer home in Harmonyvile.
Mrs. r. w. Snyder and Mrs. f. b. Law
| renee and her children, Laura and Benia-
min, have been spending several days with
their sister in Bernardston, Mass
Thomas Thistle of Wakefield. Mass,
has been at the home of Mrs. Alma Cum
mings several days Mr. Thistle is de
! llvering maps containing a full survey of
| New England
An informal gathering was held Monday
evening by the guests in Townshend Inn.
| Games We're played, charades acted and a
merry time enjoyed by all. Refreshments
OF punch and waters We're served.
Miss Theodore Mallowby, who has been
a guest of Miss Lucy Booth, will 90 this
week to visit her aunt in Nutley, \. j.
Miss Leverich, another guest, also will
leave this week for Glens Falls, \. y.
! !. NJ. Powers and son, Merrill Powers.
of Athens called at the Inn Tuesday on
their return trip from the bank meeting
at Newfane. Mr.. Powers, who has been
in i'll health all summer, is fast gaining
strength.
Mrs. Emma Franklin has become an
fected with hen fever" which always
seems so rampant in this village. and is
having a commodious henhouse built neal
her home, which she will stock with
Rhode Island Reds and White Rocks
The new schedule of trains at this sta.
ton, which took effect Sept 13. is as fol
lows: Mail and passenger trains south
bound, 40 a. m, $3.50 p. m, electric
4.4o p. m, freight, Ia p. N. North
bonnd trains are. mail 1910 a. m, G.i-
p. m, electric $50 p. m, freight a. m.
DR.. F. l., Osgood and G. p. Boyden at
tended the state fair at White River
Junction Wednesday. From there they
viii 60 to Burlington as delegates to the
Progressive state convention, which con
venes Thursday.
Mrs. Caroline Gushing. who has mad,
her home for some time with her son, Al
liston Gushing, went recently TO Newfanr
TO live with her son, Ralph Gushing
Mrs. Gushing was a resident OF Boston
until she came to this town. At the az,
of - her health and mental vigor arr
remarkably good
Miss Jessie Hawley of Brattleboro j.
expected at the seminary this week t,
arrange for a music class for the winter
Miss Hawley has had excellent success
with her piano classes the past two year
in the school. and it Is hoped that a larg
number Of students viii take advantage
OF her instruction. Miss Bane also will
continue her vocal work in the school
little later