The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-14
WEST WARDSBORO.


Fifty dined at the Green Mountain
House Sept. 2.
Travis Robinson has returned to Lee
land & Gray seminary for his second
year.
Mark Tudor and hired man of Ben
nington came to George Tudor Mon
day.
Miss Crosby is boarding at the par
sonage and Miss Lindsay at M. E. Put
nam s.
Mrs. Marten, who spent six weeks at
Mrs. E. A. Selfors s, has returned to
New York city.
r. NJ. Ross and w. G. Hastings were
guests at the Green Mountain House
on Wednesday.
Robert Hromada of Springfield, Mass,
spent Sunday recently with his family
at E. L. Pike s.
Miss Viola Morse of Newfane is
spending few days at +. NJ Fits S
and with old friends.
John Nichols, who was here two weeks
to assist in haying on the Moses Shell
don farm, has returned to Dorset.
Mrs. Bernice Eddy and two daugh-
tiers, Doris and Marjorie, returned to
their home in Brattleboro Sunday.
Prof. Hill and mother of New Haven,
Conn, who spent four weeks at the
Green Mountain House, left Friday.
Mr.. Baer of New York city and Mr..
and Mrs Webster of Hartford, Conn.
were recent guests at L. A. Selfors 8.
Repair work on the church began this
week. The foundation has been made
secure and the work will now continue
Mrs. Peterson and two children of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting Mrs
Peterson's sister, Mrs. Thorn johann
son.
Edward Pearson of New York city,
who spent two weeks with his aunt,
Mrs. Z. a. Selfors, returned home Sat
urday.
Mrs. Kate Robinson spent the week
end i'll the home of her brother, F. l..
| Adams, in Townshend, where a family
reunion was held on Saturday.
| Mrs. Raymond Reed, who spent a
week with her sister in Harrisville,
\. H., retained home Wednesday, Mr..
Reed meeting her at South Vernon.
Mrs. E. A. Selfors, Mrs. Thorn Jo-
hanson, Mrs. Guy Putnam and Mrs y.
l.. Johanson attended the Red Cross
meeting in Wardsboro Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Adams and son
of Townshend. Charles Adams of Brat
tleboro and Mrs. Elliot White of Spring
field, Mass, were guests at f. 0. Robin
son s recently.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. L. Johnson and
sons, Russell and Wells, spent a few
days recently with Mr. johnson s broth.
er s family in Athol, Mass, and attend
ed the Athol fair
The village school opened last
Wednesday with Miss Crosby of Middle
town Springs as teacher. Miss Lindsay
Iof Fort Ann, n. Y, began the Podunl
school Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Bacon and Mrs. Hum
Iphrev, members of the Green Mountain
club of Bennington, walked to tn,
home of Miss Bacon 5 mother, Mrs
Wetherbee, in two days recently.
Rev. H. NJ. Hopkinson, who has spen
the summer with his son s family, 4
their summer home in Wardsboro, cam
Tuesday to stay through the white
with Rev. and Mrs. +. w. Johnson.
Regular guests at the Green Mountain
House this week are Walter Disco
and Miss f. L. Biscoe of Albany, n Y
the Misses Woodwork of Albany. y. Y
and Washington, ID. c., and Miss Ly
man of Peekskill, y. y.
Alfred Brooks Robinson of New Yorl
city arrived at the Green Mountai
House Wednesday, having made his al
nual pilgrimage to Stratton mountain
He has made a contribution to the fun
for stairway in the tower
There will be an observance of stat
mission day in the Baptist church SUI
day morning, Sept. %, at the usual hou
IN the form of fall children s dav
good program is being arranged, AMI
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Miss Ethel Eddy. who has entere
: upon her new duties as superintendent
Of the Westminster district, was at tn
Green Mountain House over Sunda,
: The Green Mountain House, during he
absence, is under the efficient manag.
| ment of Mrs. Avis Waite and Mrs Leo
!, Waite.
Mrs. P. A. Perry, who spent III
Z months of July and August with rel;
I tives in Troy, n. Y, returned to h,
j home here Friday. She stopped fc
day with friends in Wilmington Miss.
4 Minnie and Edith Corbett accompanic
o her home and returned the same da
e to Wilmington.
Miss Wallace of New York city. Mi
n Chapman of Roxburv, Mass, Mi
2, Haight of East Mortified, Mass, Miss
G Annie and Grace Woodward and Nh
Towne of Chicopee Falls, who spel
d several weeks at the Green Mounta
., House, have recently returned to the
e respective homes.
J Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Weber
Bedford, Mass, who spent ten days
l. the Green Mountain House left Wedne
d day. They had as guests during the
y stay here Mrs. n. II. Daniels, ST., al
r Mrs. r. n. Brown Of Medford Mas
80 with whom they took a trip over Il