Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-12-16
NoRTHFIElD.
rieulture at Mt. Hermon-The Ly
man. Emerson Dog Cases.

riculture at Mt. Hermon-The Ly
man.emerson Dog Cases.
Al Mt, Hermon school, agricuitur
~ taught under the direction OF l
Hayward NJ, s., has become one G
n principal features of the schoo
arns and lands have been remod
I'D and changed until to-day the
~ be counted among the best. Tn
w stables are now ready and ar
nsidered among the most practica
"a Sanitary In the state. The heat
the agricultural department, Hen
Hayward graduate OF Mt. Her
pn. working his way through tn,
hool and later through college, TO
ay stands as one of the leaders o
II profession. During the last si'
eeks Mr.. Hayward has been ava,
lsiting some of the leading agricul'
1lral colleges In the western states
md also attended the annual meeting
"a the association of agricultural cod
oges and experiment stations held
Des Moines Ia, In November, lat
spending two weeks In soil phys
laboratory of Iowa agricultural
)liege. He brought from Iowa Suf-
TX horses as foundation for u
nd of draft horses AT the school
y. Hayward has been invited to ad :
ress the annual meeting of the
kyrshire Breeders association. which
yNl be held In Boston Feb. |. and
rs beon engaged to give four lee
nres for the National Correspond
nee college of Washington. ID. c.
IS NJ. II, Weeks is In New York city
Visiting relatives.
Mr. Jackson is the recently APP
pinted janitor to the town hall.
n N Kidder has the contract for
s,tt,ng in dxtures of town hall
M, w. ro5,os, sa,,inorv c,oses
Il the nsuai CHRISTMAS vacation.
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% a Iioe lei Mrs p smith
o'eh WIN W. 40
MISS Euith oun i, iisi, mas p ,eu,'e'
|<'o'ii af'"o "eeNs N'''' ~
Harvey Evans Is seriously Ill WIN
pneumonia at MS nome on WARWICK
venue
Henry Bardwell or CharlestoWri'
VT. is a guest of his brother, T.. w.
Bardwell.
Miss Lillian sStebbins from Vernon
was n guest of Mrs. Edith Wood the
FIRST of the week.
A man working on the old toll
bridge sustained a serious injury to
Mrs. Minnie Alexander Paauette
left on the early train Monday for
her home in Kent, N. Y.
Judge Conant was in town Satur-
day on official business He was ac-
by Mr.. Stevens
Ebert Chamberlain is not consd-
cred out of danger but his friends
are more hopeful of his recovery.
II w RardwesI who has heen in
business ~ ,>ew Haven Conn,
was in town the first of the week.
Mice Flora Dunpeu has gone 70
shalbn,ne nails where she will /,
mend the HOLIDAYS visiting her par
,nts
Mr. and Mrs Dunnel who have
,oan ,,isiting IN Roston have re- {
urned to their home on Parker
treet.
n,rs 1vood.,ff ana aougbter from [
Iartford Conn have heen the
.uests of Miss NJ. T. Dutton this G
,eek. '
1Jorhar+ pohhi,s fro,,, prrHnoton |
- ;s ,,isit;no bic hrotbar CharleS T, Q
.obbins. of the firm of Robbins & q
vans.
Mt. U.+ n p,oo, mos r,orr;ad
,sa,,t,,, ~, ~, ~ 11orr,, Stona '
FORTIFIED friends extend congratu- =
ltions. Z
Nc coroh 1oh ,othar of nc y
ona Iaaab nn,,,ty ss;onar r
led recently in Orange, Mass, aged B
years. d
Miss Bertha Barber is expected c;
,me Tomorrow for a two weeks A
tcation from her schooi az ohei-
lrne rails. u
Miss Bernice Webster entertained &C
,out 80 of her young friends Tues u
,'+., b;nth1o,, a,
nth plrthoay' q,
Miss Marion Webster celebrated her ~ ~
yelfth birthday Wednesday by en- u.
the Entre-nous club at her ~
me on Main street. ~
NO, our postmaster is not ANNEXED sc
TN nay 1eVer. he Is only proiiounc,
the name OF one OF the advertised
,ters, kaczpecKoczkodah. ~, ~
Prof. Sargent opened a dancing ~
,noo a,a AZ sun n 90 30 Mrs r IT G.
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