The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-26
TOWNSHEND.

Madame Susan Willard has been in i'll
health recently.
Guy Tenney has finished work as clerk
at !. Il. Chase's store.
Adds Gushing is working at Il. Il.
Knapp's through sugaring.
One of Rockwell Davis's work horses
has been critically i'll several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Hall of Vernon
have been recent guests at III. SAUNDERS r.
Misses Florence and Edith Neacham
spent last week with relatives in Brattle-
boro.
\. W. Barry has finished work for
w 6. Benson and Guy Barry has taken
his place.
Mrs Bertha Whitaker has been spend
ing q few days with her mother on Dunn
merston hill.
Mrs r. W. Snyder had another at
tack of illness Monday night and is still
seriously i'll.
Mrs. Annie Cushman has finished work
ut Wizards mill and Mrs. Anna Clark
has begun work there.
Mrs. Sclfors, who has been working
for Mrs. Frank Adams, has returned TO
her home in Wardsboro.
Miss Ethel Vincent came Wednesday
night for a weeks vacation from North
field seminary, where she has a position
at Gould hall.
Miss Winnie Stevens is a guest this
week at the home of II. q. Gale. Frank
Stevens of Brookine is working there
through sugaring.
Mrs. ID. y. Boynton Of South London
derry will come to this village with mil
Iincry again this spring and will be at
Mrs. Efie Farwelfs March 30 and 30
Both the seminary and gradcd-schools
will open Monday. March 2S. for the
spring term. Several entertainments are
scheduled for the seminary during the
coming month.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Miller. who have
been for some months at West Brattle-
boro, returned last week to their home
here Mr.. Miller has begun work for
{. II. Willard.
Mrs. Anne Hoibrook viii 60 Thursday
10 Boston for u weeks visit at the home
of her brother Mrs. l.. NJ. Randall Of
Newfane will assist Mrs. &. ii. Willard
during her absence.
\ meeting of the Woman's missionary
society Of the Congregational church will
| Be held Wednesday afternoon of next
| week ar Miss Mary keISeys. The scs-
sion vii! be the annual thank-offering
meeting.
! Henry Puffcr recently bought a new
automobile truck known as the RC0-Sneed
wagon, which he will use in his trucking
| business to the station and for passen-
! ger service. Sixteen passengers can be
accommodated.
| The warm air Sunday and Monday
/ started the ice in the woods and brought
! the river up rapidly until Monday even
/ ing il was oyer-howing its banks. Con-
! siderable pulp wood was seen in the
stream though the big drive has not yet
| begun.
Ensign Elmer A. Stevens of Spring
| field. Mass. has been visiting at the
home of his uncle. +. II. Albee. and
other friends in town the past week. Mr..
| Stevens, who has been in the naval ser
vice several years, is at present on mac
/ tive duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. \. Lawson of Middle
! sex viii come Thursday to make their
home in this village and will take pos
session i'm April of the farm recently
/ bought of L. G. Cutler They will stay
/ for the present at the home of Mrs. Law
! sons parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.. Il. How
ard
Numerous changes and repairs are be-
/ ing made on the second floor at W. III.
| Alilcss home to put it i'm readiness for
use rs tenement by Mr.. and Mrs. +.
&c. Cutler later in the spring An out
| Il dormer window and doors have been
! cut The entire tenement viii be painted
and papcred. +. 4. Blood is doing the
carpentry work.
Arthur Harrington was the victim OF
n painful accident Wednesday after.
noon while assisting his. uncle, +. II
Lawrence, with whom he makes his
home, in the garage. They were engaged
in putting shock absorbers into a jaclied
lup car when the jack slipped, catching
Che lads little finger on the left hand
and crushing the flesh OFF that ampu
tation was necessary at the first joint
lie was taken Immediately to DR.. +. L
! Ossood, who cared for the injury.
2 Little Marjorie Robinson celebrated
, her sixth birthday anniversary Wednes