The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05
TOWNSEND.


home of Mrs. O.. W. Follett
/ John Dale of Springfield, Mass, has
Dbeen spending a short vacation in town.
Miss Ethel Vincent, teacher at Leyden,
Mass, spent the weekend with her par
ents.
Plans are being made for a concert |
in the Baptist church Children's Sun |
day.
! Mr. and Mrs G. b. Whitney of Lud- |
| low were in town on business two days
last week
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Davis of Concord, |
In H., came Saturday to visit at the home
fof H. H. Franklin.
Mrs. II. V. Dale of Northampton, Mass,
came Monday to spend the summer at
the Dale homestead.
Mrs. w. w. Holbrook went this week
to Boston to visit relatives She was ac
companied by Miss Eleanor Willard
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Sage are spend
ing some time with relatives in Wards
bdro, while putting in crops there.
Mrs. r. II. Bosworth returned Thurs
day from a three weeks visit at the
home of her son in Brooklyn, n. Y
Allan Heath Of Amherst Agricultural
college and Miss Eunice Heath of Brat
tleboro were at home for the weekend
/ Carroll X. Loomis and family of Put
ney spent last Sunday with their aunt,
Miss Ellen l.. Ware, at Salmon Hole
bridge.
John Adams and child, Miss Edith
Adams, Mrs. R. I. Lincoln and two chill
dren all of Athol, Mass, were in town
Sunday, coming by automobile.
Miss Mildred Palmer of Vernon, Miss
Bertha Palmer of Greenfield and Joseph
Palmer of Springfield, Mass, spent the
weekend and Memorial day with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Cushman, Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Brandt and Mrs. Walter
Becker all of Yonkers, N. Y, were re-
cent guests at the home of j. II. Ware,
coming by automobile.
Mrs Pauline Lawrence went Tuesday
to the Memorial hospital, where she was
. operated upon for appendicitis Friday.
, She is doing well Her husbands mother,
Mrs. Oliver Lawrence of Grafton, is car
ing for the house and chill lren during her
illness
) Misses Grace and Ellen Burslev,
grandneces of Mrs John Grout, visited
at her home from Friday to Monday
: before returning to their home in Barn
: stable, Cape Cod, to spend the vaca-
tion from their schools in South Had
Z ley Mass.
A letter received recently by the sec
a rotary of the Leland and Gray Alumni as
ISOLATION from the son of Mrs Thomas
+ Crouch Of Chicago, contained funds TO
h. 4 \
= dues and says in substance: II suppos
mother must be, at the age of 90 years
the oldest living member of the alumni
She IS quite strong and in good health
Her maiden name was Sarah G. Wheel
. ock"
Mrs. d. g. Smyth entertained hous
party at her summer home for tn
week end, the guests coming from Hart
c ford, Mass, in automobiles. They in
cluded the Misses Williamson, Mis-
S Reed, Miss Roswell, Mr. and Mr.:
Bayruther and Prof d. G. Smytl
a On Sunday the entire company wit
other guests, climbed Peaked mountai
r and enjoyed the picturesque scenery
Luncheon was carried with them.
" At the annual alumni meeting of l.
land and Gray seminary the evening
- May %, the following officers for IL
\ gear were chosen: Pres, Merrill Y
Sparks; vice pres, c. H. Willard; SCI
treas. Mrs. Fl. NJ. Sparks; financial con
Il. d. Phillips, Miss Mary Plumb, J. ]
Ill Ware; executive com, Dr. F. L. Osgoo
III T.. d. Phillips, Mrs. C. H. Willard: at
lctic com, Merrill Sparks, Raymond Phi
lips, DR.. f. L. Parker 1t was voted
III drop the s. prize which has been offer,
- for Junior Latin and offer instead pri
= Eof s. to the student attaining the highe
z mark in freshman algebra. The work
= plans of the Alumni association has n
"a changed by the change of the semina
to a juniorsenior high school, but rath
- there IS greater need of interest and {
On On, operation.
R. Memorial Sunday was observed Nav
.st when members of Birebard post, G.. A. |
and Orchard Women's Relief corps, Sons
Veterans and World war veterans ;
on. tended the Congregational church in
), body. The church was decorated wi
flowers, tall ferns and the national colo
.on. Special music was rendered by uni
$50 choir including the Chorus, The Il
W. March. and Sweet Be Their Sleep.
. tjoined in the final song, The Battle Hyr
2 80 'of the Republic. Rev. r. FL Bosworth to
* his text from Joshua 4:6, What Me
- Ie by These Stones?, aud gave
lan resume of the causes which
ter, to the Civil war, also to t
1es- acts and resolutions which led to
lent animal ohservance of Momor;a1 dow
-. paid high tribute to the soldiers of t
and Nor+b l.; tbo raholEo., on5 - az A.,
flee -" -, '"S ieoe,iioh ono " 'ne 4hl.
to 8 lcan soidlers IN other wars. Seven u
war veterans and II members of the
con. lief corps we're present
I'm,
St.
Present indications point to Han
spe- Felsch of the White Sox and "Till