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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-28
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Unimproved.. :

y 1,s5o-e1RARD Av s, BETWEEN aad AND
Path, east front, 40x12o; above grade.
place and Bryant, south front, 2511oO each.
$4oo-Penn av N, corner Of 23d, 45-foot
front, S8-foot rear, 125 feet deep.
j. $5O0-Plymouth N, between Emerson
and Fremont, north front. 22x128; also have
adjoining lot. -.>-' I :. - :
$275-Corner Of Newton av N and 14th.
east and north front, 4Ox126.
S4O0-Corner and adjoining lot Oliver ay
S4x126. =. ~O. '''-A'
81, 400 Irving av s, corner of 22d st, west
and north front, 92x155.
81 $l'25o-Irving av s, between 22d and 24th
east 'front.' 6Ox158 - - --'A'
$260O-Large corner Of 2eth and Lake
place, south and west front, 1Oox15S to "a a.
foot alley.
,$s5o-W 2eth st, between Euclid and LAX.
place, 50x153 to alley. - -N'
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620
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. {
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
wANTED-sMALL HOME IN CITY Or GOOD
country town; have $40 acres of very choice
Canadian land, 3H miles from Antler, ASA,
well settled country; will give someone good
deal in exchange. Address Frank Downs,
Wilimar, MINI.
l5e a., MINN., TODD CO., FOR n. D. LAND.
$50 A., MINI. Swift Co, s3e, smaller farm.
$50 A., Minn., Renville Co., $40, for hdw.
American Land & Exchange Co.,
443-A. Security Bank Bldg, Mpls., Minn.
FOR roo Equity IN STOCK
Of large mercantile company for like equity in
good modern house or for clear lots In Sunny
side, Lake OF the Isles or Calhoun district
Address 4S25, Journal.
70 EXOHANGE-HAVE TWO RESIDENCE
/ lots in ST. Paul to exchange for new Rem
ington. No. 6, typewriter, or viii sell the
lots for cash, Address 1885, Journal
FLATS, STORES N1LIR
elevators, general stocks, farms. Have clear
lands, with fine timber, to exchange Ho-
bart, Phoenix building.
SEVERAL STOCKS OF HARDWARE AND
general merchandise to exchange for lands;
only owners need apply. Fremont s. Gibson,
Mason City. Iowa. tfs 4. ..gs .s
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REAL EsTATE FOR sAI.E.
Improved.

= ,ooo-s4oo Sd Av s. EIGHT ROOMS AND
bath. open plumbing, gas fixtures and range,
pine finish grained window shades, storm
sash and screenA nicely decorated, full ce-
mented basement, good barn and shed; fine
71-foot corner lot, with trees and shrubs.
38,600-82O0 9th av S, eight large rooms,
finished in pine, city water, sink, cistern,
cellar, gas. window shades storm and screen
sash, hreplaces up and down, newly papered
and and painted; good barn and shed; includes two
another house. Yale Realty Co., 2o6 4th
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IS " . . .
o o o o 90 o. } o
0 WRITE FOR INFORMATION ON THE {
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0 o o 0 o Q o o o o o
0 Q o o o . O. Q .
8 BIG EXCURSION
o to North Dakota, 6i@e5 sk q
o To the rich SOIL free coal and big crops
o Of all grains-to the $14 land that pays
0 for itself every year. Come now and 80 {
o with us. 1t doesn't cost much and takes
9 only few days; 100 acre holnesteads
o Tree, except for locating fees Ask Tor
maps and facts William H. Brown Co..
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~ NEW AND sTRICTLY MODERN HOUSE,

MY NEW AND STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE,
eight rooms and bath, finest nickel open
plumbing. parQuet floors In all rooms, gas and
electric light, finished oak downstairs, has
beautiful sideboard and columned openings.
This is frst class home; will be sold at
reasonable price; location Park ay. Also an
eight-room modern house among the beautiful
oaks, corner lot, 3lOO Dupont av N. It. G.
phone 1858. " w HaRstrom
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05
VERNON.

Ora Johnson has gone to Boston to
work.
Alfred Johnson and family have
moved back to town.
Mrs. B. r. Allen. who was quite Ill
last week is recovering.
Mrs. Loughman from Orange has
been visiting at Miss u. A. Johnson's.
Frank Stoddard from Granville. N
Y, is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Putnam.
Miss Frances Cutler of West Brat
tleboro is visiting her niece. Mrs.
George Brooks.
The Vernon grange holds its regu-
lar meeting Saturday evening. Jan. s.
The installation of officers will take
place at that time.
Ernest Hubbard has returned to
Meriden Conn.,. from which place he
was called by the serious illness of his
father. who is now much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Forbush. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Williams and their fam
lilies from Greenfield, Mass. spent
New Years with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Ellingwood.
Miss Inez Akley returned to her
school duties in Brattleboro Wednes-
day. Miss Florence Barnes returned
to Castleton normal school Monday
and Miss Tina Streeter to school in
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05
GUlIEORp.
Robert Thomas of Mortified visited
lis parents at Christmas

Robert Thomas of Mortified visited
his parents at Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. G. p Miller spent
New Years day at David Perry's in
West Brattleboro.
Miss Faith Fairbank. who has been
at her home here for the holidays. has
returned to her studies in Mortified
seminary.
Rev. Mr.. Goodhue will preach in
the Congregational church next Sun
day at II o'clock, services to be fol-
lowed by the communion.
There is to be a social at Mrs. L. j.
Huntley's next Tuesday evening. An
entertainment will be provided and
refreshments served. All are cordially
invited.
No date is yet fixed for the reopen
ing of the school in district No. 3.
which was closed on account of
whooping cough. Some of the first
cases are well over it. but most of
the children are still coughing.
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Houghton a Christmas tree and
entertainment was given to the friends
and neighbors on Christmas eve.
Readings were given by Mr. and Mrs |
Houghton and Miss Belle Houghton,
recitations by Walter Alexander's
children, musical numbers by Geo. |
Morse, E. J. Seymour, Mrs. Bert AkleY |
and Miss Mary Wood. and were en-
joyed by all. G. E. Morse impersonat- |
ed Santa Claus and was very pleas
ing to the children. Mr.. and Mrs
Houghton are to be complimented on
their fine entertainment
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs
John Houghton a reception and euchre
party was recently given to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry w. Knight of Providence.
r. l., in honor of the 18th anniversary
of their marriage. Six tables of cards
were played and prizes won as fol-
lows: Royal. Austin Akley and Mar
garet Liscom; progressive, Edison
Akley and Carrie Marsh; BOBBY. Peter
Baker and Daniel Harris. Refresh
ments were served Mr.. and Mrs.
knight were the recipients of $25 in
money subscribed by friends and
neighbors in token of their esteem
They returned to their Providence {
home Thursday afternoon
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05
WEST DUN MERSTON.

Charles l.. Taft has been spending
a few days with friends In Hartford
! VT.
/ Alyan Pond and Francis Pond have
moved with their families to Estey-
| vile.
Mrs. w. w. Burnham has returned
from a visit to her daughter in
| Northampton. Mass
Will Colt of Bellows Falls and Alan
Colt of Brattleboro We're recent guests
Iof Mrs. S. S. Washer.
Ed Russell of vinal Haven, Me. is
spending few weeks with his
nephew. T.. B. Russell.
Miss Gertrude Norcross leaves this
week for Orlando, Florida, where she
expects to spend the winter.
Eddie P. Rogers has gone to New
York to take a commercial course In
the Albany Business college,
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Flannery and chill
dren of Montpelier have returned from
their holiday visit with friends here.
Mrs. William Rogers and Miss
Mary Looney of Monson, Mass. have
been spending several days at Fisk G.
Rogers's.
Mr.. Rogers and Mr. Kane enter
tanned a party of friends Friday even
ing, Dec. IS. Card playing was in
dulged in and refreshments were
served.
Fisk G. Rogers and party went to
Monson. Mass. Dec a. in his auto
mobile TO spend the Christmas holi-
day with his relatives. returning Tues
day Dec. 26. They report the roads
fine for that sport.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05
SOUTH VERNON.
Annual Meeting of Adventist Christian
Church-Pastor Called.

The members of the Adventist
Christian church held their annual
meeting Tuesday, Jan. .. The follow
ing officers were chosen: j. c. Allen,
chairman; +. w. Stoddard. clerk; A.
A. Dunklee, treasurer. Thurlow John
son. first deacon; w. A. Newton. Sec
ond deacon. II was voted TO relight
the church and A. A. Dunklee was APP
pointed n committee to attend to the
matter A call was extended TO the
present pastor and was accepted. YER
non people are much pleased to have
Mr.. Blanchard's family remain.
E. B. Buffum is quite sick.
NJ. II. Peeer is In town this week
Miss Lizzie Palmer has returned to
her school.
Wesley Allen has sold his horse to
Mr.. Forester of WardsborO.
Ralph Fairman was injured on the
cars recently and has been at home
for the past few days,
Leon Bardwell is moving his steam
mill on to the Waite lot to saw lum-
Der for Aldrich and Allen.
Rev l. NJ. Blanchard will preach in
the Adventist Christian church at IL
a. m. Sunday and in johnson hail at
$50 p. m.
Mrs. C. C. Houghton of Worcester.
Mass. has presented the Adventist
Christian church with a very nice in
dividual communion service.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05
EAST DUNN ERsToN.
Dummerston Emeraes All Right Once
More-Speeial Meeting Fixes THINGS.

Old Dummerston can be depended
; upon 10 come out all right at the
finish. however many the scraps" IN
which II NAV get entangled. II is fair
to suppose that when II was voted ia
move the schoolhouse. II was expect
ed that the town would pay for t.
even II II escaped the vigilance OF the
ever watchful to see that the proper
appropriation was made.
The special town meeting on Tues
day Jan. .. put the town machinery
again In good running order. The
money called for was voted TO be
paid; the town treasurer is relieved
from personal responsibility In the
matter; the embargo on the towns
funds has been lifted; the burden OF
a schoohouse on the hands OF the
school directors has been removed
The workmen and all concerned can
draw their pay. and incidentally. the
butcher. the grocer, the fishman and
baker viii be patronized as hereto-
| fore.
Stalwart arms will no longer be re-
qulred TO carry children and teacher
over the swollen brook to the school
house. but high and dry the school
house Is IN sight. and strangers will
no longer inquire, Where is the
schoolhouse al Dummerston Center2
We did not see II as we drove through
the town"
No taxpayer need grumble. That
money spent In educating the children
and In providing suitable places there
for Is money well spent Is self-evi-
dent fact.
Mrs. j. w. Patch is reported ILL.,
Mrs. Philip Duby is reported Ill.,
III \ L. "A
Laughton's.
George Tenney visited in Hinsdale.
y. H., last week.
Edward Clark. who was sick with
grip last week. IL at work again.
Miss. Edith Dutton returned TO !
Mortified. Mass, this week
The war of words at the special |
town meeting was a relief TO the par
Elephants.
Clifton worden of Springfield has
been the guest of his aunt. Mrs. Au-
gusta Bennett for a few days
Holiday visitors are taking up their
duties again In their respective places
Of business. The new record for the
New Year has been begun.
Merton Bemis of The United States
ship Massachusetts has visited in
town recently with relatives. He was
10 return 10 New York this week.
Mrs. Jennie Patch went to Rutland
Wednesday and returned Saturday. ,
She was accompanied home by her
laughter. Mrs. Walter Burbank. and
Miss Dorothy of Rutland. /,
Mr. and Mrs. Adm A. Dutton were ;
married Jan. /. 1850, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adin f. Miller were married Jan. |, ,
SIS. 1t has been the custom of Mr.. 7
md Mrs. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. ,
iyron +. Dutton and their children |
o spend each year this double an {
iversary with their parents at the {
button homestead. This pleasant :
amily reunion was again enjoyed I
ionday Jan. l, 1905. Congratulations ,
re offered TO this venerable couple 7
nd their children and may many +
Apply returns Of the day come to \
hem =
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05
WEST GUjlEORD.

Mrs. Levi Moore observed her SD
birthday Sunday, Dec. 81.
The roads have been a solid mass of
ice and travelling has been very diff
cult.
Miss Abbie Jadueth closed her win
ter term of school at Thomas hill
Wednesday.
Miss Flora Bennett and Miss Nora
Jaaueth were entertained at the Bap-
fist parsonage Wednesday, Jan. 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Merrifield, who
spent Christmas in Heath Mass. with
Mrs. Merrifields parents. returned
Dec. 81.
Miss Sadie Coleman. who has been
living at o. j. Hale's. has gone to
Lawrence, L. l., where she has secured
a situation in college boarding
house.
A skating party from Hale COM
posed of Misses Lulu and Kate and
Homer Thomas. Irwin Holden. Miss
Florence Holden. Garfield Jones.
Charles Jones, Walter Nichols, Archie
Phelps. Miss Hattie Watson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus Merrifield and Maxwell
Boyd went to Green River on New
Years evening and spent the evening
skating on the pond until late hour
They report happy time.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05
JAMAICA.

II. A. Mclean. G. j. Loveland and
A. " d. Piper were in Brattleboro Sat
urday on business.
Mrs. W. O. Davis of Townshend and
Leon Wardwell of Gardner Mass.
have been spending a few days with
Mrs. F. G. Hosley.
Several couples from here attended
the dances at West Wardsboro and
Londonderry on New Years night and
all report a fine time.
The Jamaica Lumber company has
six teams at work drawing logs from
the Hulett lot in Stratton The roads
are covered with a sheet of ice which
makes the shedding on the Brook road
as fine as we shall have it this win
ter.
The Dramatic club began this week
its rehearsals for the drama. Tony the
Convict. which it will present later in
the month. This play is something
heavier than those previously given
by the club and a great effort is be-
ing made to make it the success of
the season.
G. II. Hollenbeck and W. F. Cutting
have been in Gardner and adjoining
towns this week on business in con-
nection with the hardwood trade. Mr.
Cutting has a large force of men at
work now. both in the mill and in the
woods getting out chair stock for the
Jamaica Lumber company. His out
put at present is from two to three |
a week.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Fannie Ballard OF jamaica visited
at Herbert Reeds Wednesday and
Thursday
j. L. Martin and family of Brattle-
boro visited recently with Lawyer and
Mrs, A, Il. Cudworth.
Several couples from this village at
tended the masquerade ball at the
north village Monday night.
The auction at the Vail farm Sat-
urday was not finished and will be
continued next Saturday, Jan. Q.
Mr.. futile. who recently bought the
Vail farm. has moved his family here.
A hearty welcome TO all newcomers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Derby OF Andover
spent New Years day with Mrs. Der
bys mother and sister. Mrs. Laura
jenkins and Mrs. II. S. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannum of Weston
spent Sunday with their daughter
Mrs. Il. A. Melendy.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society was
Obliged to postpone its sleigh ride FRI
day for the want OF snow. Supper
was served In the vestry. which was
followed by the entertainment In the
evening. No doubt there will be
plenty of snow before next May to
have the sleigh ride.
The following officers of Hooker
Woman's Relief corps have been elect
ed for the ensuing year: President.
Bertha Hulett; senior vice. president,
Martha Bradley; junior vice. president.
Lila Reed; treasurer. Mary Dudley:
chaplain. Laura jenkins: conductor
Martha Lampson; guard. Annie Me-
lendy: delegate. Eva Pierce: alternate.
Annie Houghton.
Jan. 5. Farmers grange. No 1877.
viii install the following officers for
he ensuing year: Master VIM. Sla-
son; oyerseer, Il. S. Davis; lecturer.
Mrs. Martha Lampson: steward j.
Rawson; assistant steward. o. s. Alb
,ott; chaplain. Mrs. Laura jenkins;
treasurer. C. ID. Farnum: secretary. |
Rose Davis: gate keeper. Mrs. Hattie |
Abbott Ceres. Mrs. Alta Slason:
Mrs. Lila Reed; Flora. Leila |
.ampson; lady assistant steward. Mrs |
Annie Houghton: organist, Mrs. Cora
lawson.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05

Giles and home made candy. also other
attractions and the oyster supper was
followed by a dance with w. A.
Wright as prompter. music for which
was furnished by the Billings orches-
ira OF Millers Falls.
There was large attendance at the
l0-cent supper last week Thursday
evening, the patronesses of which We're
Mrs. Jennie Whitmore. Miss May Col
ton. Miss Gertrude Ball and Miss
Daisy Dickinson. There was a sewing
meeting In the afternoon and n pleas
ant social evening was spent. Yes
terday meeting of the sewing so
ciety was held for an all-day session
on getting work completed for the
coming fair.
A private installation of the Sons
of Veterans auxiliary was held last
Tuesday evening with j. 7. Cummings
as installing officer The following are
the officers elected for the coming
year: President. Mrs. Jennie l.. Proc
tor: vice. president. Miss Daisy Dick
inson: secretary, Miss Gertrude Ball;
treasurer. Mrs, Myrtle Proctor; guide,
Miss Myrtle Pierce: assistant guide.
Mrs Emma Bigelow: chaplain, Miss
Bessie Irish inside guard, Mrs Amy
Slate; outside guard. Mrs. Media Hol-
ton.
Prof. and Mrs. Lloyd of New York
city spent Christmas with Mrs. l.. l..
Hart. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd leave New
York I'm February for Tucson. Arlz,,
where Mr.. Lloyd has accepted posi-
lion on the staff OF the Desert Botani-
al laboratory of the Carnegie institu-
ion. Mr.. and Mrs LLOYD spent three
months I'm Arizona last summer conn
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05
GREEN RIVER,

Mr.. Reed has his mill nearly moved
| to f. Miners.
Some of the people are cutting ice
while others will wait for snow.
Miss Lena Reed returned to Green
field Wednesday,
Mrs. f. c. Lewis of Westminster,
sister-in-law of Charles Bracket came
Monday to assist in caring for Mr..
Bracket.
Mrs. Robbins is somewhat improved
in health She buried her daughter a
short time ago and is seriously affec-
ted by her trouble.
Mrs. Bertha White who has been at
her fathers, Watson De VOLTS. went
Thursday to Halifax and Monday re-
turned to her home in Dedham. Mass.
w. H. Bracket of Brattleboro was
out Sunday to see his uncle. Charles
Bracket who has consumption of the
blood and is failing rapidly.
Charles D. Stevens who died in Bos-
ton recently came from North Adams
to this town when a small boy, to live
with his grandparents. He remained
here until man grown and then went
back to Adams. He was son of the
late Dennison and Sophia Shepardson
Stevens and will be well remembered
here. His body was taken to North
Adams Saturday for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolster of Halifax re-
Gently visited at her sisters, Mrs.
David Worden's. Mr.. Bolster had
light shock last winter and nearly lost
The use of his limbs Mrs. Bolster is
IN poor health which makes 1t very
hard for them. David Worden made a
bee for them. Their neighbors turned
)ut and cut and hauled a good pile of |
wood for which they are very grateful |
Such little acts of kindness are long |
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Sara Wilcox spent a few days at
II. p. Ranney's last week.
The annual church meeting and
dinner will occur Saturday. Jan. 6.
The people in the village are har-
vesting ice and it is of very fine quail
ity.
Maple Grove grange held a special
meeting Thursday evening to install
its officers.
Mrs. J. p. Ranney Is in East Putney
caring for Mrs. Miller, who has a
young child.
The young people who came home
for the Christmas vacation have re-
turned to their schools and the grange
supper has passed and now the town
has settled down to its usual auietness.
Wallace Powers returns this week
to Worcester Polytechnic institute.
George Campbell TO Brown university,
May Goodhue to the Boston conserva-
tory of music, and Ralph Harlowe and
Lizzie Ranney to Brattleboro high
school.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05
NEST WARpsRoRo.

Mrs. NJ. L. Rice IS at Wardsboro
where she has been caring for Mrs.
Bliss.
Mrs. f. o. Lyman is to have charge
of the services at the church next
Sunday morning
Several of the children visited at
Hazel cottage Saturday notwith-
standing the ice and very high wind.
The singing service was at II. II.
Forrester's last Sunday evening and
will be at S. S. Perrys next Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hescock ar
rived here Tuesday after spending
part of their honeymoon with relatives
in Halifax.
NJ f. and Guy Putnam brought in
bear shot in Stratton last week
which had evidently been
in a trap. one foot being gone and
part of another.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05
DUN M ERSTON.

The grange held its regular meeting
Tuesday evening, Dec, 20 and elected
the following officers for 1906: Master
Walter f. Walker: overseer. Edwin II
Brown; steward Henry C. Hazelton
assistant steward, Dwight Johnson:
chaplain, Willis j. Ray; treasurer
Frank Q. Downs: secretary. Mrs. Abbie
A. b. Patch; gate keeper, Arthur L.
Norcross; Ceres. Mrs Addie L. In
gram; Pomona. Mrs. Augusta Bennett
Flora, Mrs. Emma l.. Downs; lady as
sistant steward. Miss Elsie Hazelton.
The next meeting will be Jan. g. and
will be installation of officers. New
fame grange will furnish program. The
meeting will be a closed one with the
of grangers' children.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05
SOUTH WARDsBoRo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Rice are on
the sick list again. Mr.. Rice having
the grip.
The roads are very Icy which makes
II hard travelling for man or beast
unless sharp shod
The ladies' aid sale of Friday even
ing. Dec. 22. proved quite success
financially. although there were not so
many out as could BE desired. it being
windy. saually night, The receipts
were about $50.
f. O. Gould and family met with
Mrs. Gould's sister. Mrs. Clark. for
Christmas gathering at her home.
where they all had a fine time. They
had a Christmas tree which was well
loaded with fruit for all. but more es-
pecially for the children. who enjoyed
IL very much