The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-15
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SATISFACTORY SERVICE
TOWSSHEND.

DR. J. Z. Hair is at his home in Bridge
port. Conn, for short stay.
Mrs. Effie Farwell is recovering slowly
from recent attack of tOnsilitis.
w. A Eddy is moving his household
goods to his new home on North street.
Miss Martha Wright of New Jersey
has joined her family at the Brigham
house.
Miss Mabel Columbus is having a short
vacation at home from her work in Brat
tleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. MeCarty of Pixies
Falls spent the weekend at the home of
w. II. Snyder.
DIR. G. f. Bruce, who has been at his
summer home, returned Sunday to his
home in Boston.
Mrs. f. f. Hopkins of Buffalo. y. Y.
and three children are guests at the
home of II. X. Greenwood.
The whOoping cough is still prevalent
in the village. many small children sui
fering much from the disease.
Walter Columbus went Monday to
Brattleboro, where he will work for the
Brattleboro Last and Wood Heel Co.
Mrs. w. L. Tenney has returned home
from South Londonderry. bringing her
mother. who is in i'll health. with her.
Mr.. Hume of Pittsield, Me, is boarding
at NJ w Thayers while engaged in can
vaSsng the town for survey of New
England.
Mrs Mosely and two sons and Mrs.
Trueman Able and four children are ex-
pected this week to occupy {. III. VIII
lard's bungalow. .-ft 4. .-. .s5 .-s. /
Miss Catherine Plant. Miss Emma
Bushnell and Miss Mary Plumb recently
spent an enjoyable day sightseeing in the
historic town of Deerfeld, Mass.
f G. Cutler. who has been working as
clerk at T.. II. Allbee'S hardware store
on account of Mr. Allbee's i'll health, will
continue there through the summer.
John circuit received news this week of
the death of his brother. Joel Grout of
Newfane. His passing will bring sadness
to his comrades in the G.. y. r., of which
he was a loyal member.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest McCOll of New
York city with their son and daughter
visited this week at the home of his
brother. +. McColl. while on an automo-
bile trip to st. Johnsbury.
Frank Adams was considerably injured
Tuesday when he was thrown down by
| his horse starting suddenly and his col
| lar bone badly bruised though not broken.
He was confined to the bed Wednesday.
The ball game at Chester with the
| Townshend nine Saturday was can
cellcd on account of the heavy rain
| storm. The local bali players, who went
| in Henry Puffer's truck, experienced
much difficulty in returning home over
the badly washed roads. \ game Will
| Chester will he played here on the
community ball ground Saturday.
Clarence Randall of Springfield has
| been in town this week to aid in the
plans for the putting in of the electric
light plant in this village. Two com.
| plcte routes have been surveyed-onG
each side of the river. \ decision as tc
/ the route used will be made at the di
IrectorS' meeting Saturday evening. Tive
electricians from Springfield, (Vt.) will
be in town next week to begin wiring
| the houses
land and Gray seminary. was held at the
| home of a member, Miss Eunice Heath
| Supper was served on the lawn and 8
merry time was enjoyed in talking over
former school days. Those present were
| besides Miss Heath, Miss Minnie Hill OF
| WilliamSville. Miss Mabel Bascomb oil
Boston. Warner SheperdSon of Brattle
boro, Merle Randall and Miss Catherine
j Chase OF this village. Group photographs
of the class members were taken by Al
\ Ian Heath.
Plans are being made for another
group of fresh air Riddles from New
York to spend two weeks or more in the
| surrounding towns. Any in this village
| who wish to entertain one or more OF
the little folks is asked to notify Mrs
IC c. Robinson before Sunday night The
children for Brattleboro will arrive july
% and those for the West River valley
viii come with them unless 10 or more
/ can be provided for. in which case they
! can come together. For this reason
i Mrs Robinson wishes TO ascertain the
number that can be provided for as soon
as possible. Thirteen children were en-
| tertaiued in town last year