The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-28

TOWNSEND.

ora car for a new Grant.
Mr.. Jinno visited Miss Farr at M.
w. Thayer's over Sunday.
Earl Wheeler and Maynard Taft
were in Windham Sunday.
Miss Ethel Vincent was in Westmore-
land, N. H., one day last week.
Willis Taft visited relatives in West
moreland Thursday and Friday.
Mrs Corrina Gould of Wardsboro
called on friends in town Friday
The shower of Saturday night was
welcomed, for things were very dry.
The Grange held a meeting in the
Congregational vestry Friday night.
Miss Celia Capin is spending few
days with relatives in Londonderry.
Mrs. NJ. S. Livermore of Jamaica
spent the week end at III. S. Kidder S.
Miss Cola Martin, who has been at
tending summer school, has returned
home.
Miss Amelia Hobert who has been
visiting in Londonderry, has returned
home.
Mrs. Sherman Willard of Brattleboro
was in town last week calling on
friends.
Mrs. NJ. B. Metcalf spent last week
at. Frank Blood S and calling on friends
about town.
Frank and Russell Blood are doing
carpentry work at the seminary making
| improvements.
Miss Bessie Hare of Philadelphia
came recently to visit her parents, DR..
and Mrs. Hare.
| Harold Franklin came from Pelham
Bay, n. Y, Saturday to visit his par
ents, returning Sunday.
| Victor Boyden of Londonderry is in
town, called here by the death of his
brother, C. D. Boyden.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Eddy were in
| Wardsboro Sunday to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Mary Eddy.
| Mrs. A. H. Perkins was in Wards
boro Sunday to attend the funeral of
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Eddy.
| Miss Martha Colburn of Roxbury,
Mass, has joined her mother and sis
ter at the Stebbins homestead.
| Miss Helen Adams, who has been
visiting her sister-in- law, Mrs. Walter
Rand, in Athens came home Sunday
Miss Marie Hawkins returned to
Brattleboro Monday to resume hel
course of training in the Memorial hos
J pital.
Harry Adams of Saxtons River and
, family and Walter Rand and family
, of Athens, were visitors at Clyde Ad
, ans s Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Osgood and Mrs
A. A. Snow went to Jacksonville Fri
day by automobile to attend the Pc
. mona Grange meeting.
q Everyone will be glad to know tina
. Mrs Emma Eddy has improved il
0 health enough to be able to walk an,
; ride out.
8 w. L. Tepnev and Merrill Spark
= were at home over Sunday from thei
4 work on the state road in Below
Falls.
Mrs. Martin Sparks, Mr.. and Mr.
Ralph Cole and their daughter of Sa,
tons River, were visitors at Harry an
. Will Sparks's Sunday
is Mrs. c. f. Dalton and son of Burlins
u on came Friday to visit her parent
}. Rev. and Mrs. r. H. Bosworth, NJ
y Dalton is expected to join his wife hel
Tuesday.
q Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Barry, Mr.. an
- Mrs H. H. Barry of Wollaston, Mas
a. and Mrs Addie Livermore of BELOW
"a Falls visited at A. w. Barry's SUI
% lay.
:, D. c. Smyth went to Hartford, Com
Friday to resume work in the his
"A school. He was accompanied by h
80 laughter, Mrs Mable Alderman, wi
o. o. returned Sunday.
IS Mrs. J. L. Smith and daughter, Je
sic Smith, of Springfield, Mass, al
Mrs. Mary Leonard of Keene, are visi
- ing at Mrs s. n. Atwood's and wi
&C. relatives in West Townshend.
Leland and Gray seminary will OPP
Tuesday Sept, 8. Miss Gladys Codl
If Moosup, Conn.,, has been elected
take the place of Miss Hcaley. S
r will have the classes in French a
20 Latin.
w Frank Blood received a letter Al
as 20 from his son, Corporal w. t. Bloc
.4s lated July "a, stating that his VIC
20 had been in the general repair sh
:. 1t also said he had been in three
az ferent places travelling over 900 mi
since he landed in France
The Christian Endeavor society af
a rest of two months, will resume
err meetings Sunday. Every member
ita asked to bear in mind that next ST
"a day is conservation meeting and
AZ to be present. LII they cannot tt
Id are asked TO send a message