The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-17
TOWNSHEND.

Frank Lawrence is visiting in town.
Daniel Willard is i'll with appendicitis.
o. w. Follett and Earl Eddy are hav-
ing humps.
Paul Van Schaick is i'll and unable to
attend school.
Mrs. James Perkins is in Bondville Wis
iting her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grout were week
end visitors in Newfane.
DR. and Mrs. Hare returned to their
summer home here Monday night.
Miss Florence Howard of Mortified,
Mass, was at home over Sunday.
WI. Tenney has finished work in Mr..
Wizards mill and has begun work on the
road
H. w. Sanders went to East Dover
Tuesday to oversee the building of the
large barn for Alvah E. Jones.
Supt. and Mrs G. B. Whitney were in
Winhall Tuesday and took Mrs, John
Capen to a hospital in Brattleboro.
Mr.. Mccall cut two fingers and Mr..
Thayer cut one hand while saving wood
with Mr.. McCall's machine Tuesday
j. d. Whittier of Burlington, state
leader of the boys and girls club work,
was in town the first of the week, staying
at Supt. G.. b. Whitney's.
Mrs. Earl Underwood and son of
Guilford are with her mother, Mrs. Ar
"a Benson, who returned from the hos
pital in Brattleboro Sunday.
Walter Cudworth of Londonderry
was at Haynes Sanders s Tuesday to
visit his daughter.in-law, Mrs. Anna
Cudworth, and grandchildren.
| Mr. and Mrs L. B. Batchelder accom-
panied Mrs Mason and Miss Cora Mason
to Brattleboro on their way home to
| Bellows Falls after visiting some time in
| town.
| Fred Perkins and family, who recently
moved to the Franklin house on South
street, have moved back to the house in
the hollow and VIII Benson of Harmony
vile has moved to the Franklin house.
Arthur Gale and sister, Miss Hazel Gale,
and Miss Minnie Fountaine of Saxtons
River were callers at Harry Sparks's Tues
| day. Mr.. Gale returned recently from
France. He was in the Goth division and
was in France IS months.
Those from this town to attend the
meeting of the Relief corps at Newfane
Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs. John Grout
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miles, Henry Frank
lin, Mrs Eva and Mrs. Hattie Marsh
Mrs. Edith Sparks, Mrs. Addie Lawrence
and Mrs. G. b. Whitney.
G. A. Lawson of Montpelier was week
end guest at the home Of H. F. Howard
| Mr.. Lawson, who recently received his
discharge as private first class, in Com
pany f. I0lst ammunition train, 26th
division. has record of 10 months service
overseas He was stationed nearly year
in the air raided section Of Toul, having
charge of the express supplies for Amer
lean troops in that sector.
At the regular meeting of West River
Grange Monday evening eight candidates
were initiated in the third and fourth
degrees and a harvest supper was served
About 40 members were present. Ih'
next meeting, May ., will be observed a
ladies' night and the women will Civ,
the entire program. The committee 70
that evening is Mrs r. l.. Fitch, Mrs
II. II. Franklin and Mrs. Alma Cum
mings
Olive Marsh and Helen Norcros
planned a surprise party for thei
schoolmate, Carolyn Sayer, Tuesday, i
being her 10th birthday anniversary
Her schoolmates gathered at her hom
after school and had very pleasan
time, % being present. Refreshments o
ice cream, sandwiches, cake, cookies
candy and olives were served. Mis-
4 Carolyn was remembered with man.
1 presents.