The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-07
WARDSBORO.

Wilbur Wellman of Jamaica was in
town Sunday
Mr.. Dewitt of Brattleboro was in
town few days last week.
Theodore Holland is at IL. E.
Knight s to stay a few days.
E. G. Bristol of Littleton, n. H., is
visiting his wife at A. Cobb s.
| Clara Wolfe of Putney is visiting her
brother, Max Wolfe, and sister, Mrs.
| w. Il. Lowe.
| Harold Parker, who had been visiting
his uncle, T. w. Pimpton, has gone to
New York city.
Mrs. Rua Adams and sister-in-Iaw,
Mrs. Adams, of Dover were in town
Thursday.
a. II. Chamberlain, who laid the new
church chimney, returned to his home
in Townshend Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fralick of Wor-
Ecester, Mass, is visiting Mrs. Fralick s |
cousin, Mrs f. b. Kidder
Edgar Pike of West Wardsboro is
boarding at Mrs. H. E. Knight s while
working on the state road.
Rev. Henry Hopkinson, who spent the
summer with his son, DR.. Hopkinson, is
boarding at G. w. Farnum s.
Mrs. G. W. Plaskett, who had been
visiting in Northampton and Amherst,
Mass, returned home Thursday.
Miss Pauline Putnam, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Shine.
returned to Brattleboro Monday
Mrs. George Hall, who had been Wis
lifting at j. A. Wilbur s, returned to
: her home in Brattleboro Tuesday
Mrs. Ida Brigham and Miss Augusta
Bisseu spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs
o. II. Willard at the Underwood hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willard, Mrs
George Hall and j. a. Wilbur are
spending few days at Mr.. Wilbur s
/ home.
The A club will meet next Wed,
nesday afternoon, Oct. Is, with Mrs.
1 Addie Gordon. All are cordially in
vited.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jopson, who had
2 been visiting his grandmother, returned
to their home in Deep River, Conn,
Friday.
/ George Warren of Chester visited at
f George Knight s last week, returning
{ home Sunday, Mrs. Warren returning
with him.
o Mrs. Frank Eddy, who spent the sum
: mer with her motherin-law, Mrs. M NJ.
+ Eddy, went to her home in Buffalo, n.
Y, Monday.
Mrs. H. L. Jenkins, who boarded at
Mrs. Newcomb s through the summer.
returned to her home in New Haven,
! Conn, Saturday.
f. z. Houghton of Brattleboro was
called here TO attend the funeral Of
his nephew little Willie Knight of
Wardsboro Center.
Mrs. Fred Underwood, who was called
to Windsor by the death of her sister
Mrs. Victoria Harris, last Wednesday
returned home Monday.
= Mrs. Smith of Marlboro n. H., Wis.
tied her sister, Mrs. George Moore, last
week, being called here by the death OF
o her mother, Mrs. Caroline Styles OF
s Stratton.
Mr. and Mrs L. E. Bailey, Mr.. anf
O. Mrs. w. I. Severance and Misses Bal
,stley and McDougal of Medford, Mass.
were guests at Underwood 5 hotel Mon
la day night.
5 Next Sunday there will be a Rally
day service at 10.45 with recitations
N and singing by the children, and Al
II, address by Mrs. o. II. Willard. All ar,
cordially invited.
IT Harry Hopkinson was here on bust
es ness Thursday and Friday, returning Il
d Cambridge, Mass, Saturday, accom-
panied by Mrs. George Hopkinson an,
T. two children, who spent the summe
IF here.
n The third annual fair of Vernon
Grange, which was held Sept. 30, wa
ce a success in every way. The floral ex
ID hibits, while not as numerous in som
t. lines as in previous years, were al
good. The exhibit of vegetables wa
a very good for the season, Strecter
Y Son taking first on best exhibit, whicl
r. included a fine display of fruit; J. Z
Gleason I'd; DIR. o. V. Heflion Sd. Tn
: school exhibits were fine and worth
- of special mention, the Judges findin
~ it hard to decide which was best
= Those who attended the Grange fai
from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs
- Noble Rawson, Mrs. Addie Howe, Mis-
Harriet Doane, Mr.. and Mrs. Tenuy o
Windham; DR.. and Mrs. T. l.. Osgood
Mrs. Herbert Franklin, Mrs. Barry
Mrs. Howard and Will Bruce of Town
shend; Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Farnum
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Bruce, f. \. Dewitt
and O. r. Wright of Newfane; Mr.. an
Mrs. Wheeler Of Williamsyille; Mr.. an
Q Mrs. Henry Hamilton, Mr.. aud NJ,
. Roland Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. .Judso
- Benson, Miss Edna Burnap of .Iamaiea
/ Mrs. f. Hougnton Mrs. Chauncey Hal
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Burnap, Mrs
# Lucius Harris, Mrs. George Houghto
of West Townshend.
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