The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-14
WARDSBORO.

Mr.. Axtell was in Brattleboro
! Wednesday on pension business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Boyd have sold
their home and moved TO Wilmington.
Ward PIimpton spent a vacation at
home last week from his work in Brattle-
boro.
= DR.. o. V. Heffion assisted in the ply
steal examination of children at the New
fame fair this week.
/ \ good delegation of Odd Fellows and
! Rebekahs attended the district meeting
+ and banquet at Newfane Oct. ).
Mrs. Frank Farnum is i'll. Her
mother. Mrs Carrie Bowman of Ber-
nardston, came Wednesday to care for
/ her.
DR.. George Hoplzinson, George, jr.,
and Miss Emily Hopkinson came Satar-
/ day from Boston for few days vaca-
/ ton at their farm here.
| Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Parsons. Mrs. w.
/ W. kidder, Miss Estelle Williams and
/ Miss Hanna Halonen took Il trip over
/ the Mohawk trail Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs Henry Chamberlain of
! Wilder and son of BOndville were Sun
day visitors at w. f. Aliens.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Warren and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen of Spencer,
Mass, spent Sunday recently with Mr..
/ Narren's sister. Mrs. d. w. Hitchcock.
/ Mrs Carrie Moore. Mrs Mary Har-
rington and Z. l.. White attended the
funeral of their sister and aunt, Mrs. Adj
die Smith. in Marlboro, y. H.. Thursday.
George Morse was their chauffeur.
Callers at NJ. L. Johnson's Sunday
We're Mrs; George Mather, Mrs. George
PrOuty. Mrs. Z. Hopkins, Fred Mather
and Misses Rena. Florence and Merle
Mather of Brattleboro, and Mrs. n. L..
Sage.
Miss Bingham, who was i'll with
| quinSey sore throat last week. recovered
sufficiently to so to her home in Chester
the last of the week. 1t has since been
learned that she is very ill. Miss Ran
ney of SaXtons River has been engaged
as substitute.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morse. II. II.
Forester and Mr.. AxtelI attended Will
mington fair and visited the dam in
Nottingham last Wednesday. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Ball and son, Mrs. L. G..
Eames. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kidder and
Dorr Wakefield also attended Whining
ton fair. All report fine time.
Beginning Nov 1 and until further no
tice mails will close at the postoffice as
follows: For South Wardsboro, S a. m. !;
for Brattleboro and beyond, except Sat
: uroayS, at 500 a. M; Saturdays only.
! 40 a. m. for West Wardsboro 545
u. IN. The postoffice will be open from
/ 40 a. IN. to TO p. m, and Saturdays
/ to 9 u. M
! Thomas Williams's auction Saturday
! was we'll attended and brought good
! money for things sold. Mr. Williams
| and family are to locate in Townshend.
/ ii is understood, where they have two
! children in high school and others TO
/ follow. Mr.. Williamss leaving town
/ creates a vacancy on the school board
and all regret the removal of the family
/ from town.
a good number responded to the invi-
| tation TO be present at the Methodist
church RaIley day, which was observed
| last Sunday morning at a joint session
| of the Sunday school and regular morn
! ing service. Songs and recitations were
given by 20 children from the village
and South hill schools. a short address
WAS given by the pastor and "A series
! Of rally songs were sung by larger
choir than usual, accompanied by Miss
/ Carrie Ware at the organ and Raw
! Plimpton with the cornet. The church
| was tastefully and attractively decorated
! with potted ferns. plants in bloom and
! cut flowers. Thanks are due to all who
/ in any way assisted to make the occasion
I q Success