The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-19
TnWNSHEND

F. Fl. Lawrence is suffering with lum-
Amos Puffer of Brookline is cutting
logs on John Whitcombs farm.
Miss Julia Sparks has been i'll the past
. week with threatened appendicitis.
Miss Bernice Holden of Westminster is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sadie Sparks.
A union prayer meeting will be held in
the Baptist church Thanksgiving night.
the weekend with Miss Eloise Cummings.
GEORGE Gordon of New ork came
Thursday to visit at the home of Rock
well Davis.
Edwin Parker went this week to Brat
tleboro. where he has begun work at
Durham Bros. CO.. shoe store.
An auction sale of the late p II. Rut-
ter's household goods. etc, will be held at
his late residence Saturday afternoon.
Miss Beulah Bates of Bennington, who
expected to meet the girls and women
missions, was taken i'll and the meeting
postponed. She will be here at later
date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Holden have
moved to the Stebbins farm to remain
through the winter Miss Ruby Stebbins
has returned TO Brattleboro to resume her
duties as nurse for the Mutual Aid asso-
eiation. ..r,
Examinations are being held in the
seminary this week before closing for
the l0-days vacation from Friday, Nov
10, to Tuesday, Nov 80, The Union
graded school will have the same vaca-
tion also.
dav from a several weeks visit at her
uncle's in Chester and is assisting in car
ing for her sister, Miss Eloise, who is
recovering from an attack of grip and
| bronchitis.
tIeboro will be interested to learn that
she has accompanied her aunt Mrs. q.
H. Baker, who has been visiting here,
| to South Dakota and will remain with
| her a year Both Miss Hebb and Mrs.
Baker are former residents of this place.
Miss Mary Plumb, who had recovered
| sufficiently from her recent severe illness
to enable her to take her seminary
| them and will go this week to the Me
mortal hospital for treatment. Mrs. 0.
| w. Follett il taking her place as teacher
! of mathematics for the present.
The Christian Endeavor social in the
Baptist vestrv Tuesday evening was not
| largely attended but all enjoyed the oc-
vasion greatly. Decorated. boxes of
lunch were sold to eager purchasers.
/ Mysterious packages were distributed.
i all receiving a free gift. Chhrades and
i conrndr,lns We're guessed and games were
/ joined in by all. Four young men had
the evening in charge, Earl Vincent, Ar
] cher Vincent, Robert Foilett and Frank
! lin Mccall.
/ Miss Irene Lawrence Of North Leverett
Mass. il a guest at the home Of Miss
Pearl Thayer and Mrs. Rockwell Davis,
| Miss ] awrence is daughter of the late
! Rev. J. II. Lawrence, a former pastor
| here. Her sister Miss Ruth. was mar
y ried Oct. u at North Leverett to Robert
Ripley Of Montague, a cousin OF Mrs
i Lsurrn Pike Of this place. The young
couple live in Montague. where Mr.. Rim,
i lev !. engaged in farming. Raymond
/ Lawrence also is working at MONTAGUE
| His brothers are carrying on the farm al
| home
i The marriage of Mabel tSmrthe) Al
Il dermsn Of Hartford, Conn. snd hoe =
leil Snow of TowRsbena took place IN
4 Hartford. Nov 13. The couple viii he
| for the present at the home Of the bride s
parents Pref and Mrs. David Smythe,
! At &c Mansfield street. Mrs. Snow was
| horn in Townshend and has visited here
| frequently She spent part of the sum
| mer with her parents here at the Smythe
/ summer home and is we'll known and
| popular among the young people. Mr..
/ Snow is O Townshend man. He
| enlisted from here in Battery b 10Th
/ Field Artillery, was stationed several
I months in Texas and served Il months
| over seas much of the time at the front.
/ He has been working this fall at the
i Ho'comb twin farms in West Simsbry
i Conn