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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-09-25
WEST WARDSBORO.

MIR. and Mrs O. j. Adams visited at
Mrs. Shines recently.
Mrs. Nora Smith has returned to her
home in Brattleboro after visit with
Mrs. NJ l.. Shine
Mrs. j. II. Kidder of Wilmington and
Mrs. Anna w. Mari of Augusta, Maine,
visited recently at s. s. Perrys
Rev. Mr.. Campbell of Wardsboro was
present at the meeting Tuesday evening
and pleasantly assisted Pastor Nichols.
Rev. \. j. Martin occupied the pulpit
Sept. 20 in the absence of the pastor and
preached a fine sermon from Isaiah 6O1.
There has been almost an epidemic Of
sudden but brief attacks of illness, pos
sibly due to rapid changes in the
weather.
The people of the parish assembled at
the parsonage on Friday evening. Sept.
Is to the number of over - and left with
Mr.. and Mrs. White money. food, etc.
as a token of good will and in racogni-
ton of their services here Mr.. White.
with words well suited for the occasion.
returned thanks for the gifts.
The Evangelical association Of Wind
ham county will hold its next meeting
with the Congregational church in South
WardsborO on Tuesday. Sept 90 begin
ming at 10 "a. IN. \ full program has been
arranged with able speakers from the
different denominations of the evanEeli-
cal churches of the county. Services will
he held forenoon. afternoon and evening.
\ general invitation is extended to all to
be present and To help make the meeting
a success. Dinner and supper will be
served by the people here and any wish
, ing to remain over night will be cared
for
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former pastor, preached at the Baptist
many old friends.
Announcement cards have been received
by friends here of the marriage of w. Z.
Eager, banker and broker i'm New York,
and Miss Alice Mintonge of the same
city. Mr.. Eager spent two years here as
telegraph operator.
Cards have been received by friends
here of the marriage of Herbert Dunn
and Belle Donahue which occurred
Sept. in Brownsville. Mr.. Dunn spent
a number of years in his boyhood with
his parents in this place
News of the death of former Presiding
Elder j. d. Beeman. which took place
last Friday i'm Union Village. has been
received Mr.. Beeman was well known
here from his many visits to the Metho-
dist church, and three years ago he mar
ried Mrs Il. Bryant Of this place, who
survives him.
The. Baptist Sunday school held a bas-
ket picnic on the grounds at Mr.. Charl-
tons last Saturday. one of the pleasing
features of the day was a base ball game
between the ladies and gentlemen. the
men playing with their left hands. The
score was l. to II in favor of the ladies.
Charles Castle umpired the game in a
very gallant manner and w. II. Landman
made a very satisfactory score keeper.
Remember the Valley Fair, Brattleboro.
Wednesday and Thursday. Sept 80 and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-09-25
JAMAICA.

Charles Breeze Will soon move his fam
fly back to New York state.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. Works visited in
South Londonderry this week.
Edgar Lyon of New York city has Wis
tied at d. Sherwin's this week.
Mrs. f. c. Brigham and baby Lydia
came home last week Thursday.
Mrs. j. A. Muzzy has been in South
Hadley and Westtield, Mass. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Coombs and chill
dren of Guilford visited at C. j. Torrey's
last week.
Mrs. Jennie Daggett has returned from
market. She had her millinery opening
Wednesday.
There will be a harvest concert Sunday
evening and supper and sale Monday
evening in the Baptist church.
The Congregational church is torn up
for repairs, no preaching services will
be held there for a few Sundays.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lampson of Brat
tleboro and Rev. Guy Lamson of Mont
peler visited Mrs. NJ. l.. Boynton re-
Gently.
Rev. and Mrs. A. e. Hartwell are hav-
ing a vacation, going Monday to Con-
way, Mass. Mrs. Stearns left with them
for her home in Brooklyn.
Miss Florence MuZzy took the Mount
Holyoke College examinations last week,
passed them successfully, and has since
entered that institution as a student.
Rev E. McEwen, Mr.. and Mrs. c. R.
Amsden, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Rickett and
Mrs. Newman attended the Baptist state
convention in SaXtons River Tuesday and
Wednesday.
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c. NJ Russell was in Newfane on Tues
day on business
M. w. stickney Of Rutland has been
in town this week.
Noe Dupies broke a leg while at work
i'm the woods last week.
The farmers are harvesting the potato
crop and report n good yield.
\ large number of our people will at
tend the Brattleboro fair. as usual.
Miss Esther Olive Spencer of Shelburne
Falls spent Sunday with friends in town.
Henry Castle and Horace c. Otis Of
Boston returned to their homes on Mon
day.
c. c. Barlow Is having slate roofs put
on his tenement house on Riverside
street.
Rev. II. X. Riegel is gaining and is so
that he can walk about by the aid of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs have moved into
f. E. Wheeler's tenement and begun
housekeeping .
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Courtemanche and
daughter. Ethel, were in North Adams
on Wednesday.
Mrs George F. Roberts went to Pitts
field on Thursday She will be the guest
Of DR.. Roberts.
Eddie Dogan who has worked for DIR.
rage several months Is at W hillilEudln AT
work for Charles +. Putnam.
1t is expected that Rev. Mr.. Mitchell
of the Baptist church will return soon
ana occupy his pulpit as usual.
Mr.. Mckenzie will move TO the Wheel
er place near "HaYstack." He will do
some farming work for w. NJ. Vogel.
The young peoples whist club met with
Miss Hammond at the hotel on Friday
evening and had a most pleasant time.
VIM. Mcdonald went to Turner's Falls
on Thursday where he has position
with the Connecticut Valley Lumber
company.
1t is expected that ]. II. Kidder and
c. NJ. Ware, who went West in the in
terest of the savings bank, will return
in the early October.
Mrs. Jessie Corse, widow of the late
Herbert X. Titus, whose funeral occurred
at this place several months ago, is the
guest of Mrs George f. Haynes.
Miss Edith Bell has returned to Pitts
burg, Penn. to resume her physical cul-
ture work in which she has been so sue
cessful for the past year. She has an
engagement for the coming year.
Clarence p. Bufrum has decided that
he likes Wilmington better than he does
Boston and has returned to town this
week. Mr.. and Mrs Buffum will resume
housekeeping in the Buffum block.
Jonn G.. Batchelder, who has been at
work in Hartford, VT. several months.
Is In town and will assist his son, Car
roll T.. on the farm. Just before return
ing to this place he lost a valuable horse
Herbert j. Chase, who has charge of
the Forest & Stream club property. has
removed to the club house and will re-
main there for the winter. Clarence
Corkins will occupy the tenement vacated
by him in w. S. Browns house.
Luther II. Barber, a former resident,
is in town. He has been employed by the
Estey Organ company for "a years but
has decided to remove to Manchester
n. H. where he has a desirable position
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VERMONT PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO FRIDAY, SEPTEN
WARDSBORO,

Clara Wolf has returned after a visit Of
some time with relatives.
Mrs. Hattie Metcalf Of Gardner, Mass,
is calling on friends I'm town.
Mr.. Fitch and sister of Wilmington Wis
tied at ~ c. Johnson's recently.
Mrs. j. II. I<dder and Mrs Mari of
Wilmington were recent guests at Gates
Esterbrooks.
Hanna Halonen was called to Newfane
Tuesday to help i'm the creamery, as Mr.,
Nichols was i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romance Rice of Brattle-
boro have visited with Mr.. and Mrs A.
j. Martin this week.
The \. Il. club will meet with Mrs.
Gates Esterbrook next Thursday after
noon, oct l. All are cordially invited.
a large number from here attended the
fair in Bondville, on Thursday. The
Wardsboro Cornet band furnished music.
Mr. and Mrs. Fuglestad returned to
Boston Tuesday. G. Eilertsen and Mrs.
sullivan of that city were their guests
here.
Miss Florence Plmpton and DR.. Hub
bard of Somerville Mass. are visiting
Miss Plimpton's grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs +. d. Plimpton.
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WILMINGTON.
Death and Burial Of Percy Field Com
stock

Percy f. Comstock. who has been Sc
rously i'll at the hotel for several weeks,
died on Monday afternoon about 4
O'Clock. The funeral occurred at the
Universalst church on Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The body was taken to
Bennington for interment.
Percy Field Comstock was the son OF
r.. \. and Helen Field Comstock, and
was born in Snelburne Falls, Mass. Oc-
tober 18th, 1851 The family went to Ro-
chele ILL.,. i'm 1870 where he was reared.
In 1889 he went to New York city and
took the fun course of study in Pack
ards commercial college in II months,
graduating with honor. His father died
In 1891. Percy returned to New York and
took up the business of a furrier. sur
mounting many difficulties, but followed
it very successfully to the time of his
last Illness
Always affable and pleasant to his
friends ana associates yet grave and
Thoughtful by nature, he fully realized
lfe's responsibilities which were met with
his marked characteristic courage and
self reliance, patience and persistent pur-
pose, that in the end conquered all OBJ
stacles and bent them to his splendid
will. GnSellish, generous and kind to all
about him, in his home lie was beloved
by his devoted wife and mother and his
clear iurgment was relied upon by all.
In 1880 he attended the reunion held at
Wilmington and there met Miss Lizzie
Bassctt Of Bennington, "A former resident
of this place. They were married at
Bennington oct. 20. 1892. and at once be-
gan keeping house in Brooklyn. y. Y.
symptoms of cancerous trouble which 1t
! Is conjectured arose from poisonous mat
| ter in the furs, developed in the early
summer and he sought the best treat
ment In the city without avail. lie came
| to this place several weeks ago in the
hope that the change of climate might
bring help from the, terrible malady, but
the disease was too deeply seated.
The funeral was largely attended. Rev.
II X. Riegel speaking appropriate words
/ Three vocal selections were rendered by
/ Mrs Gertrude Russell and daughter, Le-
/ one. Lead kindly Light" "One Sweetly
Solemn Thought and Face to Face.
I Miss Ellen Ware was organist. Among
/ the friends and relatives from out OF
town were Helen Field Comstock, his
mother of Rochelle H., and D. A. Com
stock from the same place. y. c. Field
of East Orange. y. j.. Mr. and Mrs II.
/ r. Brown of Brattleboro. Mrs. Edward
! Comstock and Miss Kate Comstock of
Shelburne Falls Mass. G. u. ellison OF
Brattleboro. Anton Headbavery. partner
/ in business of New York. Harry ellison
Of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh NJ
| Bassett of Bennington, Mr. and Mrs.
! James Burke of Bennington, John Niles
and Miss Alma Niles of Brattleboro The
/ bearers were Orrin r. Buell., H.. r
/ Brown. James Burke and II. NJ. Bassett
/ Mr.. Comstock had many friends and
: the sympathy OF the entire community
! goes cat to the stricken and bereaved
/ family IN their great sorrow.
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WHlTlNGHAM.

Fred Browning of Rowe was in town
Saturday.
Kate Benjamin is working for Mrs L.
II. Sawyer.
Will Canedy was in North Adams
Wednesday.
The Baptist minister is boarding at
Mrs Mary Reeds.
Arthur D. Wheeler came home from
Newfane Thursday.
Mrs. $. \. Wheeler returned Wednes-
day from her western trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Chase and Catherine
spent Sunday at a. Chase's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Goodnow left Mon
day for a visit in Albany, n. Y.
Mrs. Bolton and daughter of Rowe Wis
tied Mrs. George futile last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Amherst Snow went to
Grenefield Friday to remaif until after
the fair.
Eva Plumb of Greenfield visited her
grandmother, Mrs, Abigail Kingsbury,
last Sunday.
VIII Canedy went to Newfane Tuesday,
c. S. Chase returning with him after
court adjourned.
Willie Coleman shot a blue heron on
the edge of the lake Sunday. 1t meas
ured feet from tip to tip.
Rev. Margaret Barnard will preach
NWeatner pefmlttlngD IN Green Noun
tain hall Sunday afternoon at S.l5 o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
Leslie Toogood has returned to his
home in Astoria, l.. /. His sister, Dora,
and Mrs Frank Allbee accompanied him
to North Adams and also visited in Will
Jamestown,
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Brown of Rowe
spent Sunday with Mrs. l.. s. Brown.
Mrs. G. w. Whpple went to Cam
bridge, Mass, after a stay of four months
at the Spring hotel.
G. W. Kentfeld and a large force of
men broke ground Monday morning for
the new steam mill which will be erected
on the fiat between Nottingham station
and Jason Staffords.
Mrs Betsey Allbee rode out one day
last week, the first time in two years
and called on Deacon and Mrs ROYAL
Streeter and Mrs. Nancy Baker. All were
over so years of age and all We're present
at Mrs Allbee's wedding in 1913.
Remember the Valley Fair, Brattleboro.
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 80 and
Oct. /.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-09-25
SOUTH WINDHAM,

c. J. Baker arrived home from New
York Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs George Tennev were at
w. l.. Tcnney's over Sunday.
Mrs. Prouty Of Grafton is a guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Dorr Jennison.
Miss Alma Whitman. a former resident
came to Mrs. Whipple's Wednesday.
Several from this place attended the
state convention at SaNtons River this
week. among them Rev. W. III. Thorne
and Mr.. and Mrs. \. ]. Fisher.
Drs. Osgood and Gale performed an
operation on the head Of Mr. Perry Sat
urday but there was no help for him.
lie Died Sunday morning. never having
fully gained consciousness after he fell.
His body was taken to Brattlcboro sun
day night and from there to New York.
The blow falls heavily on Mrs. Wander
hoof and family, with whom he had
lived about % years
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GUILFORD.

Mrs Lucy w. McCloud went to Colrain
last week to attend the funeral of her
niece.
About 20 enjoyed the sociable held at
Mrs. r. NJ. Fairbanks Wednesday
afternoon
William Martin and family have moved
from the village house to their farm,
formerly known as the Reyes place.
Hull & Allen are moving their store
and millinery goods from this place to
tlinsdale, with the intention of locating
there.
Mrs j. F. Clark and daughter Lillian,
and George Miner, of Westfield, Mass,
are visiting at e. p. Reads. Mrs. Clark
is MIR. Reads sister.
r. p. Squires moved his steam mill
last week to the lot back of the water
ing trough on the road between this
place and Brattleboro where he is saw
ing logs for Henry Clark.
John Chandler of Coventry, Conn, has
been visiting his mother. Mrs Lucy
Chandler on Tuesday the members of
the graduating class of 1900, Powers In
stitute, Bernardston, of which Mr.. Chand-
Ter was a member, came from Bernards-
ton and held reunion and picnic at the
home of his mother serving dinner under
the trees in the yard.
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WEST TOWNSHEND.

\. w Kidder has returned from
Springfield.
f. W. Smiths family have entertained
their uncle this week
Mr.. and Mrs. D. f. Boyden have been
visiting in New London.
Mrs. Frank Barber is visiting in Boston
and Massachusetts towns.
Mrs. Robinson and grandchildren of
Hartland are visiting at c. l.. Howe's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapley and daughter of
Union, Maine, are at Mrs Lawrence's.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. \. Hescock of Hoosck
Falls, y. Y, are at IL. IL. Richardson's.
George Hardy started Monday for Bur
lington, where he will enter the UniVer-
sity of Vermont
Mrs. w. Howe. who has been spending
the summer with her mother, Mrs. w. b.
Lawrence, will return home this week,
Two brothers and a sister and other
relatives of Mrs. c. II. Burroughs are
with her now for the annual family gath
ering.
Harold Bickford, a student in the Uni
versity of Vermont, and Harold Bishop
of Winchester n. H., were with Pastor
Hardy's people over Sunday.
Remember the Valley Fair Brattleboro,
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 80 and
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SOUTH NEWFANE.

Mrs. Hahn of New York city is the
guest of Mrs. Moss at Mrs. +. f. Bruce's.
Mrs. James Worden returned Monday
evening for visit of a few days in Rut-
land.
Rev ]. II. Lingley went Monday to
SaXtons River to attend the Baptist
state convention.
Mr., and Mrs. a. e. Halliday have gone
to Wilmington for a weeks visit with
Mrs Hallady's relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Cutting, who visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Morse returned Sat
urday to their home in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Alice Bailey is greatly improving
her place, bought recently of b. C. Bal
ley, by Stating, adding new verandas and
using paint, etc
w. f. Bingham & Sons are putting in a
steam evaporator to be used in making
boiled cider and jelly, They will have 1t
ready for operation Oct. l.
Mrs. e. NJ. Dexter went on Wednesday
to Sornerville, Mass, whore she will visit
her sister Mrs. Hanscom until oct. g.
when she will return to Philadelphia.
Il. NJ. Dexter, accompanied by his
maids left Thursday for Philadelphia
After spending a day or two in Philadel-
phia he will join Mrs Dexter in Somer-
willie 10 attend the wedding of their
niece, Miss Hill, on Oct /.
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with leading firm of dealers in musical
instruments.
The Readsboro Chair company are max
ing great improvements in the plant re-
Gently purchased OF the Wilmington Grain
and Lumber company. We are glad to
see new buildings going up, but it is a
pity that 50 much of the public road has
TO be taken for the purpose.
As anticipated. " Old Jed Prouty" drew
a large mouse at Memorial hall on Sat
urday evening. over 400 tickets We're
sold. The entertainment was thoroughly
enjoyable and contained nothing objec-
tionable. The characters were well
taken. The company remained at the
hotel over Sunday and We're profuse in
their high opinions of our hotel.
Col. Nolney Sewell Fulham of Ludlow
is in town collecting material for the Full
ham genealogy. a work that he hopes TO
publish in due time This work was be-
gun by the father of MIR. Fulham in 1915
but was discontinued in 1876. the date of
his death. The family has many branches
and descendants are scattered all over
the United States BY marriage the fam
lily history covers the Moore Bassett
Boyd and Crosier families. so il will be
readily seen that there are many de-
scendants in this locality.
Remember the Valley Fair Braftleboro
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TOWNSHEND.

- - ldlt Is Cri'ic"iiS III "s"Ii'
iaroIu blshop Oh winchester ~ H. Is
Nisl''ns III Town,
MI iurd Oh newark N d. Is ooarulhB
at a. ~ NoSo" .
George Hardy enters the University OF
vermont thls ltl'
Mr.. ana Mrs. Oreh laws visited IN
GraItoh last week
Admiral and Mrs. Hlchborn spent Mon
day at COL FRANKLIN s.
Misses Farrar and Merrifield were re-
cent guests at Mrs. Dale's.
Miss Mabel Allbee, who Is teaching In
Dover, spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. VIII Boutelle of Springfield, VT,
Is visiting at George Boutelle's.
Fred Willard is stating his house.
Rolla Phillips is doing the work.
Miss Mary Ware will go to Bratteboro
to work in DIR. Lawton's family.
Wright Phillips and family of Millers
Falls are visiting Mrs. Mary Phillips
willard Fisher has been spending some
time at his fathers William Fishers.
Miss Lizzie Aldrich of Springfield. Mass
is visiting her sister. Mrs. VIII Sparks.
The seminary scholars had a corn roast
near Mr. Truesdell's Saturday evening.
pov g A Rovol will ,,lsa a mart of his
vacation the first two weeks in October.
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,,.ani1 &c much bettor ar nrnsanf writing
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p"iut'u' H-Nele'' "''i'P9 - u''"e 'He
,..,-.
"A large NUMBER from lne haptlst cnu il..n
dt'eHueu 'he S'"'e c""Ne"''" at N'o''9
rHNer'
Mrs Ballard ana MIS-. CIark 81 Jamaica
We're VISITORS last week at NoSEoe
MatSh =
Mrs. Wales of Brattleboro Is visiting
her aunt Mrs. Addie Greene IN Har-
nhoIl|NHle'
Harry Cobb is through work at West
minister, where he has been since April
lst' ana Is at home.
Mrs. Waters was i'm the village Tues
day selling raspberries-an unheard OF
thing. in September
Mr. Macdonald has returned to mis-
work at Providence, r. l.. after spend
ing some weeks at home.
Picnics still Continue to he enjoyed
one on Cobb's hill and another at Royal
brook were held recently.
A. A. Mason was appointed delegate
from the church to attend the Baptist
state convention at Saxtons River.
Florence Sanders is home from Ches-
ter far vacation Miss Edith sanders
h,s !, nosition il, the vyranner factorv in
/ Chester
Miss Florence FolIett invited oer class
in no senirar,. IN "A corn roast one
nvonin, rcrcntIv and a nleosant time
was rniovcd
m, -. ,.,,..., ..t, -i,..- ,,.,,, hoi,,
ite regular meeting on Thursday after.
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/ Mrs. Broughton and son LETT TUESDAY
/ morning Tor their nome IN Bloomueid'
! y. j. Ihey were accompanied py MISS
/ Myra Hobart ana Stella Gray VINO go ior
a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brayton of Providence,
| r. l.. MIR. and Mrs. Bruce of Brookside
ingham were recent visitors AT Russell
/ Aldrich :.
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MARLBORO.

A NJ. Prouty went TO South Vernon
Monday.
Gerald Adams of Mount Hermon was
at home over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Winchester of
HolNoke were in town a few days
Mrs. VIII Snow and sister Miss Hattie
Brayman, returned Monday from a visit
in Northampton.
Mr.. Newcomb has completed the work
of canvassing the town in the interests
of the Vermont Bible society
Mrs Elmer Prouty entertained the
ladies aid on Wednesday afternoon.
The attendance was very large for the
season and all had a good time.
Remember the Valley Fair, Brattleboro
Wednesday and Thursday Sept 80 and
Oct. /.
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GREEN RIVER.

Miss Lena Reed is in Brattleboro for a
stay of several days.
J. E. Jacobs and Miss Martha Alger
are staying at w. \. Dennison's.
Rev. F. w. Lewis will hold services in
the church Sunday, Sept. q, at go
o'colck.
Mrs. Gould and Mrs. Smith of North
Adams are spending the week with their
brother, D. NJ. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Crosier of Shell
burne Falls We're at II. Stoves and
George Brackets Sunday.
Miss Hattie Barden has returned from
Montague, Mass, where she was in the
Farren hospital three weeks.
Harry Lynde was home from Farley,
Mass, a part of last week to assist his
brother, George, in filling a silo
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-09-25

She had waited patiently for half an
hour for the suburban train. At last she
stepped up to the window and asked:
Can you tell me why the train is not
on timer
Yassum," replied the accommodating
official, because it's on the ties instead,
It's wrecked five miles above here. .
cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
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WlNOHAM.

at J. W. Goulds
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Chapman visited at
L. b. Chapman's over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rhodes OF Keene
are visiting Mrs. Elnora Rhodes.
Miss Winifred Chapman was at home
from Vermont academy over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Chas skinner VINO spent
the summer in town, returned TO their
home in Hartford. Conn. Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Howard is very sick with
intercostal neuralgia. Miss Nellie How
ard of Brattleboro and Mrs Mary How
ard. her mother. of Springfield Mass
are caring FOR her.
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WEST DOVER.

Augustus Fitch is improving from his
sickness.
Miss Mamie Batchelder has returned
to his home i'm Greenfield.
1t is expected that Snow & Rice will
have another cotillion party at school
house hall oct ?.
NJ. ]. Harris has gone to Greenfield for
a few days. lie will also visit in Girls
woldville before returning.
w NJ. Harris has bought all the prop
erty belonging to his father. and will
run the blacksmith snop as before