The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-15
TowNSHEND.

Miss lone Pearson of South London
derry is at the home of \. w. Barry.
Harry Sparks has had a telephone in
stalled at his residence on South street
The number is 2f-2l.
Guy Austin and family of Saxtons
River visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Austin, sunday.
Miss Lucy Booth, who spent the Win
ter with relatives in Elmhurst, +. L.,
returned Monday to her cottage.
Rov Potter and family have moved
from East Jamaica to the house on
South street recently vacated by i. FL
Pages family.
The Champlain Realty Co. log drivers
have camp near the river opposite the
railroad station and are clearing the
banks of pulp logs.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Cutler are moving
to their new home i'll w. II. Miles s
upstairs tenement, which has been re
painted and papered.
The senior class of Leland and Grey
seminary will furnish refreshments Of
! ice cream and cake at the dance in the
town hall next Thursday evening.
p. p. Allbee has disposed of one pair
| of heavy work horses this week to
| Amos Puffer of Brookline, and A w.
| Barry has bought well mated pair of
| bays.
|
| who has been spending the winter at
the home of his aunt, Mrs Miner Ben
| idiots, broke one ankle while jumping
at play one day last week.
Frank Eddy and daughter. Miss Beu-
lah Eddy, of Acworth, n. H., were in
town several days last week to ar
range for moving goods which were
stored at their former home here.
L. l.. Fitch and Merrill Sparks of
| T(ya lab boyn boon in IA yn
several days making repairs on the
water pipe system which supplies Mr.
| Fitch's bungalow and several other
houses.
The fountain on the village park has
been newly cemented and much i'm
proved by a coat OF paint. 4 low wire
fence surrounding it adds to its appear.
ance and will be safeguard to the lit
tie people from the nearby school who
have found the vicinity Il fascinating
playground. The water for the fountain
will be turned on this week.
Prof. and Mrs. G. d. Smythe viii
move their furniture from Hartford
Conn, to this village this week, and il
Is understood will make their home her,
/ in the future, although Mr.. Smythe viii
keep his position as high school princpa
in Hartford The citizens here Will b.
greatly pleased TO welcome the family
who have been summer residents sew
craI years.
-, J. c. Snow, who with Mrs. Snow ha
: been visiting relatives in town, wen
Tuesday to Storrs, Conn, where he will
. receive a course OF government voca
, tlonal training at an Agricultural col
lege for the reason that his health i
| impaired and he Is untitled for wOrI
indoors from the effects of gas while il
the service in France during the Worl
war. MIR. and Mrs Snow exnect to rem
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live. Mir. Snow probably will spccializ
in horticulture. His wife viii renal
here few days rs her parents, Prof
and Mrs. ID. &. Smythe of Hartford
, Conn, are expected soon.
, At the business session the committe
- appointed to have charge OF prOCurin
and distributing seeds to the schoo
children for the Grange fair was an
nounced. 1t includes DIR. and Mrs. F. /
Miss Vera Perkins. Miss Shirley Gil
5 son, Prof. :. y Clark. The fair prob
ably will be held about Oct. J, ana
, special request Is made all farmers
gardeners and Others in the communit
to keep it in mind when planting crou
and throughout the summer that a rec
ular town affair may be made Of il
. with everyone, whether Changers or not
joining in to help.
, \ pleasing social program arranged b
, the lecturer, Mrs. Alma Cummings. wa
enjoyed at West River Grange. Al
Joined in circle for a smoke talk
q and after a period of chorus singin
the question. How to make a child d.
he things he dislikes, was discusscC
? Tho roll was called around the circl,
each member answering with an incidcn
, or story of his or her childhood. Man
of the humorous tales evoked heart
laughter. All members had been re
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earliest photographs, which in man
case, were tin-typcs. These wer
placed together in a box and distribute
and the identification of the picture
was the source of much hilarity. Oak
and cocoa were served by the five mem