The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-19
TOWNSHEND.

O. Il. Hughes of Brattleboro was in
town on business Tuesday.
c. III. Willard made a business trim to
Boston several days this week
Guy and Raymond Barry are at home
from Brattleboro for a week of deer
hunting.
p. P. Allbee shot an eight-point buck
on the Col Franklin wood!ot Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. Alton Holden went Tuesday to
Memorial hospital for consultation and
treatment by DR.. G. Il. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs ii. r. Waite traded their.
two ponies and white horse Tuesday for a
handsome pair of young grey horses.
Mrs. II. J. Heath has been helping her
sister. Mrs. H. Is. Osborn. at the County
house at Newfane the past two weeks.
Robert Follett spent few days vaca-
ton from the Connecticut Agricultural
college hunting deer on the home farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nichols. who
were in Castleton during the fall. came
recently to Mrs. Bertha Whttaker's
! house.
Mrs. Louise Boyden returned Monday
! from Memorial hospital. where she had
| been for two weeks following an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Merton Adams returned to town Sun
| day having recovered from an attack of
! typhoid fever. He has been in the Mem
| orial hospital about two months.
! Miss Greta Bridges is appointed lea
| der of the Christian Endeavor service for
! Nov. 20. The topic is appropriate for
! Thanksgiving week. The Goodness of
! God. Psalms 81 ITO.
Miss Lucy Booth went Friday to the
+ home of her brother at Elmhurst, l.. l., to
remain over the Thanksgiving season.
: Miss Emma Bushnell is staying at her
home during her absence.
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Franklin came
| Tuesday to the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. H. Franklin. where they
| will remain a few days before occupying
| their bungalow. which they have rented
| i'm HarmonyvIllc.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Tenney and chill
drpp of Glendale Mass, are guests at
I the home of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. L. Tenney, during the hunting season.
Mrs clyde Adams and daughter Of Sax
tons River also have been visiting there.
! While working over his automobile
engine Sunday morning with the doors
of the garage closed Clarence Hruesdell
was overcome by gas and was found by
Mrs. TrueSdell i'm an Unconscious condi-
after being taken to fresh air, Mr.. Trues-
! dell recovered quickly.
ChildrenS book week at the local town
library is being observed entirely for the
benefit of the young people and mothers
Of the town. Miss Plumb will make all
c1mers welcome at the regular library
hours through the week and on Friday
afternoon the library viii be open to the
public and tea will be served from 10
= o'clock by the library trustees.
Miss Clara Greenwood was pleasantly
surprised Monday evening by a visit from
seven of her girl classmates who reminded
her that Nov. II was her birthday ami
vcrSary The affair was arranged by her
cousin. Mrs. Efie Farwell, at whose home
she stays during the school week. Tea
was served by Mrs. Farwell. and birth
day cake with lighted candles added tt
the festivity.
Hunters who have secured deer in addi
ton to the seven already reported are
John Allen, small buck; Erving NJ. Burr
Of Forestvile Conn, l. point bucl
weighing 225 pounds; Claude Adams Of
Hartford. Conn. ninepoint buck; {. l.
Bruce of Brattlcboro, eight-point buck
H. l.. Fitch of Brattleboro. small buck
w. l.. Tenney secured Il good sized eight
point buck Tuesday, 'r.f' f-.. q. -.+