The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-05
TOWNSHEND.

Miss Mabel Columbus of Brattleboro
was at home for the weekend.
Mrs. Osborne and son, Howard, who
were i'll New York for the summer, have
returned to II. J. Heath's.
Miss Holton and Miss Bristol of East
Northfield Mass, are spending d vaca-
ton at the Townsliend Inn. .df
w. II. Miles has renovated his build
ings with a coat of paint, r. D. and
B. r. Phillips doing the work.
Miss Bertha Palmer, who had been
spending vacation at home, returned
Monday to her work in Palmer, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Franklin went
Saturday to visit i'll the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Davis in Franklin, ~ II.
The regular meeting of Bicchard
Woman S Relief corps will be hell in
this village Saturday afternoon, Sept.
Mrs. R. L. Fitch and children, Cara
and Grace, returned Monday from
week s visit with relatives in Saxtons
| River.
Mrs. Susan Atwood and guests, Mrs
| Harland Winslow. Miss Ruth WiEslow
and Harland Winslow, ir., of Phoenix,
Ariz., went Monday to Boston to visit
relatives.
Wilson Winchester of Newfane has
been thrashing for farmers in this sec
ton this week Good crops of oats
are reported, but wheat shows a very
light yield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Park and two sons, and
Mr.. and MIS-. Franklin NJ. Coll and son,
Franklin, jr all of South Ryegate, were
guests last week at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Mills.
Miss Alice Dale went Monday to
Springfield, Mass, to begin her school
duties and Miss Margaret Mills re
turned to New Berlin, n Y, after
spending the summer at home
The delegates appointed from the
Baptist Sunday school to the Baptist
Sundag, school convention in South New
fame Tuesday were II. j, Heath, Mrs
Hattie Blood and Mrs. W. II. Miles.
Miss Dorothy Taft, who has beer
spending the summer at Mantle, Conn.
Is at the home Of her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. W. H. Taft, for a week before re
turning to her position as teacher ii
the Austine Institution at Brattlebol .
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hall and son Of
Montclair, \. j., are guests in the home
of Mr.. Hall S cousin, Mrs. II. j. Heath
Mrs Heath went with Mr.. and Mrs
Hall on an automobile trip to Newport
\. H., recently and visited relative.
there.
c. d. Bovden and family returned t
their village home Friday, after spend
ing the summer on the Button farm il
No. 3 district. Mr.. Boyden, who hai
been suffering from a severe attack O
sciatica, following the breaking of TIVE
ribs by fall, is improving in health.
Miss Eunice Heath went Monday t,
begin her school in Houghtonville. Mis-
Lottie Jones returned the same day t,
!, Chicopee Falls to begin her third yea
III the school there, and Miss Florenc
Howard went to Mortified, Mass, t
begin her work in the West Mortified
school Miss Cola Martin will retur
to Brattleboro.
Miss Celia Capen, who has made he
home for several years at +. I. Ran
dali s, will hereafter live with Prof. an
. Mrs. ID. g. Smythe of Hartford, Conn
The girl will be much missed in this Vi
q lage among her friends and clasSmate
a pleasant meeting was enjoyed 6
!. the West River Grange Friday evenin:
At the roll call each member gave il
r teresting facts regarding the town
+ which he or she was born. Games an
/ stunts were enjoyed for an hour, il
> Guiding a hilarious game of 'Ebaskt
o ball with clothes basket and balls
y cotton batting. Two visitors from IL
e East Mortified, Mass, Grange wei
= present.
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