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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27

F. G. Lackey and wife will return to YER
non and occupy their home here.
Several from this town enjoyed the band
minstrel concert in Brattleboro Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings
Many of our citizens availed themselves
of the opportunity to visit the Farming spe
cal train and listen to lecture on agricul-
tural subjects last Friday afternoon.
George NJ Lee is quite i'll with heart
trouble and his daughter Mrs Oscar Hail.
Of Claremont, n. H. is expected to assist
in caring for him. Mrs. B. A. Streeter is
also on the sick list.
Il. Webster johnson, who sold his farm
last year to George X Stebbins, will sell AZ
his former home his farming tools, includ
ing an eight-can Cooley ereamer, next sat
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A class of nine members was instructed
in the third and fourth degrees at the meet
ing Of Vernon grange Saturday evening. An
excellent banquet was served at the close Of
the exercises Deputy H. W. Sargent and
Harry Spaulding of Protective grange were
guests of the evening.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
WARDsBoRo.

J. A. WILDER is a little more comfortable
at present writing.
Nina Gleason is stopping few days with
her aunt, Mrs. II. Il. knight.
The school commenced Monday with Miss
Ella Willis of Jamaica as teacher
Angie knight of Putney has been calling
on her many friends here the past few days.
George williams and family will move Fri.
day to North Londonderry where he Will go
10 work in sawmill We are sorry to have
Mr.. and Mrs Williams leave us.
Rev. w. D. Hull returned from confer
ence Monday and will go Friday to Weston
which will be his new charge. All regret
that he must leave us. he has the pest
wishes OF all.
The members of the A. 2. club called on
Rev. and Mrs. W. d. Hull Tuesday even
ing and spent short time in social inter
course which all enjoyed. They left with
Mr.. and Mrs Hull testimonial in apprs'
citation of their kindness during his pas
torate in this place
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
WILMINGTON.

Dr. and Mrs. Dunn were in Readsboro
Tuesday.
DR.. L. T. Page was North Adams Wis
itor Tuesday.
o. f. Butteriield returned from Newfane
on Wednesday.
Andrew Cleghorn of North Adams was in
town last week
Mrs. Herman Jewell of Readsboro was in
town last Thursday.
Rev, A. N Blackford and Mrs, Blackford
are absent on a vacation.
Mrs. George Adams of West Dover is the
guest of her sons this week.
Mrs. F. VIM Crosier and son, Harold
visited in Readsboro last week.
Mrs. Dalrymple of Readsboro was guest
of Mrs. c. Barlow between trains last Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Bartlett OF Brattla'
boro were over. Sunday guests at ii. T.
Mann's.
Fred w. Choate is in Washington looking
after large order for school furniture from
the city.
Ed Bennett of Haines Falls, N. Y, was
guest at the home of Mrs. G.. F. Kingsley
last week.
Mrs. Elwin Dennison returned Saturday
from Brattleboro, where she had been Visi'-
ing her children
The Ladies' Aid of the Universalist church
win meet with Mrs. A. c. Buell. THURSDAY
afternoon, May 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vogel, Mrs. l.. A.
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs J. Daimour were IN
North Adams Friday.
Miss Lucas, who has been giving dancing
lessons in Jacksonville, was in town tues
dav to attend the reception given by Profes'
sor Streeter.
Mr.. MeMann was taken to the North al
ans hospital last Thursday suffering Win
badly broken leg as the result OF peihs
thrown from wagon
| The listers deposited the abstract OF the
Grand list in the town clerks office Wedhes
day. The total list VIII NOT var!
from the list of 1908.
Among the weeks business visitors II
North Adams were Mrs. J. Henry kidder ana
daughter. Mrs. P. NJ. Davis, Miss Hattie
Davis. @. s. Grimes, and V. L, Adams.
+ w. Dewolf, special agent of the Prov
dence Washington Insurance company ha'
been in town this week making inspections
of the risks written by the local agent
Mrs. C. NJ Russell received word on Meu
nesday of the death Of her nephew, WIZ WA,
wilson. only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses WI
son Of Remington. She attended the III
neral, which was held Friday.
Mrs E. D. Manter returned saturda.
from a two weeks visit in Boston MI
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27

Minnie Stetson has been on the sick list.
Pat Rogan and family are visiting at 10.
seph Leonard's.
Raymond Roberts is quite sick with an at,
tack OF tonsilitis,
sugaring over with only one'half to two.
thirds OF crop made.
Miss Lottie Stetson has returned to her
school In North Adams.
ID. +. Palmeter on the II. d, Brown place
has an auction next week.
LAWYER A. p. Carpenter OF Brattleboro
was In town Saturday and Sunday.
Israel Hall went to Boston Saturday to
visit his sister, Mrs. Sarah Cone
Hoyt II. Barber cut his foot last week
and was housed with IL several days.
Miss Bertha Faulkner has resumed her
studies at the Wilmington high school.
Miss Mildred Corse commenced her school
in district No. (ITall districD Monday
Travelling has been anything but pleasant
on account OF the deep mud and frost holes.
f, p, Reed was in North Adams Tuesday.
Mrs. Reed is gaining slowly and expects to
be able to come home next week.
Those from out oil Town 10 httthu the ~
neral of Joseph Farnum were, Mr. and Mrs
p. s Eames Of Brattleboro; Mr.. and Mrs
Hosea Brigham Of Winchester, n. H.; Mr.,
and Mrs A. c. fainter of Greenfield, Mass
Mr., and Mrs. j. g. Brown of Readsboro.
A. ]. Faulkner had narrow escape from
serious accident last week, his wagon drop
ping in the mud and throwing him, the seat
and one can OF cream onto the horses 1t IS
miracle that the horses were not fright
ened. Only about so pounds Of cream was
lost.
Pearl chapter, o. E. s., installed these
officers Wednesday; Patron, George X Faux
ner; matron, Mrs. Mary J. Hancock asso'
ciate matron, Mrs. Clara $. Roberts; secre'
tary. Miss Ada Faulkner; treasurer Mrs
Carrie f. Chase; eonductress Mrs. Marcia
A. Davis: associate conductress, Mrs. oiivs
Stetson.
The rain Of April IA raised the streams
ont of their banks and many bad WASH
outs are reported on the roads The worst
in this section was on the new road about
one.eighth mile above the creamery where
the brook clogged with plank, brush and 'lu
watering trough, throwing the brook into
the road and requiring an outlay OF Sloo 10
repair IL.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27

G. z. Houghton has broken his shoulder.
Ayers over Sunday.
Mrs. Vernon Doty and child Of Montpelier
are visiting at NJ. q. Williams's.
Mr.. Brooks Of Colorado is visiting the
family Of @. W. Brooks this week
d. II. Kendrick and daughter Mrs, Maudc
Williams, were In town Wednesday
Charles Knight OF Brattleboro was a guest
Of his sister, Mrs. Hardin Bennett, Friday.
Miss Jennie Maynard Of Hinsdale, n. ",
was a guest OF Mrs. Lizzie Aver over Sun
day,
d. W Blood and Mrs. George Fisher Of
Dummerston were guests of +. Z. Blood
Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. r. c. Charlton left Tuesday
afternoon for their new home at Fishers
Island, n. Y.
wayland Aver has finished work at Bel
lows Falls and is now employed by the
telephone company.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Harrington well
coined TO their home little daughter
Thursday, April 10.
Miss Sadie Underwood and Charlie Colt
OF Brattleboro were guests OF DIR. and Mrs.
l. r. Doane Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Foley went Friday TO Haverhill,
y. H., for a visit Of two weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs NJ. b. Carpenter
Mrs. d. Frank Shea and Mrs. f. ".
Huntley went TO Brattleboro Tuesday TO
attend the First Regiment band minstrels
entertainment
Mrs. F. L. Pierce went to Remington
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
ATHENS.

Mr.. Melendy is now moving the mill ct
the camp to another location where he can
get at his timber better.
C. p. Keefe, former townsman, was mar.
ried April II by W, W, Bridges, justice Of
the peace, TO Irene Doyle
Schools in town began Monday, Miss
Esther Mcdonald, teacher at the west
school, Cora Brown at the White school
house.
Mr.. and Mrs Bridges were called 10
Newport, n. H., Friday to attend the fn'
neral of Mrs. Brdees's niece, Christie f.
Streeter. They returned Monday.
The highways are in the worst condition
for several years. The hill near $, \.
Bemis's is in a dreadful state and they
have made a road over il OF plank, brush
and poles Monday Mr., Alexander got his
horse in and had some trouble in extrieat'
ing it from the clay soil, of which the road
is composed
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
Mrs Howes has returned from hef Wis
in Florida A..

u.. uoves has returned from her visit
in Florida Me-
- Severance visited his sister, MIS-
~ raI,rne at Green River, Saturday anu
Sunday. ,.;sitiry
viii and Harvey Kemp have been ', M n
~, ,arorts and their sister MIS- NJ N'
Miner, the past week ,,,oa
NJ and Mrs. Fred Cook, VINO nave ire "A
- Tho house at Keet's bridge nave '''J ~,
70 the Harris place on Sou'h ''i'
nardston, - pos.
A., t,ov Buddington Parmenter OIL poo
No Thomas Buddintgon OF spins
ala sDh are guests of their cousin . p
dington. ~, o.tonded the
nay ,,oot;np Wednesday night ana spe ,,
s s s,;obt and Patriots Day al MS un''' y
r. r. Fosters. Cor
~. Kocbinsky was operated upon mo
oon,, - week ago Tuesday at 'he .one
pp Robertson. traiheu
Greenfield is caring for hini'
II s. Conant, field secretary OF ,ne vii, ad.
obnsetts Sunday School asso.,a. aS +omorroy
dross the people at tne .nu aahool work.
evening on methods OF ounu''
no,,;rg started "Wednesday oA
orian 49,, during which he Will Visi' i -
western or raI Henry Darling, at Ioleuo' "a "a
oro'n. e., sister in Ann Arbor' Mi0n'
friends in Chicago
~, ,dd;a Darling received an ihVi ~ tba
| MIS-. auu o+borinr in celebration VI w
70 o a'U ,,;rtbday of her aunt, MIS-, M ..,ounton
Goth birtnuas a. her home in Southampton
! Monday, April %. 80,
wo,ter Robertson went 10 NV Wednes
~ ago Saturday and relulne With him
T.. We1 hr;nring his daughter hon eronts there
cay cay hoe been with her granup
81, more than three mon'hs'
1obn Newcomb, jr., ana in' s,,r;ng They
John tbo;r farm this spring
NOV the Wilbur farm year ~ 10 wears
bought 'ne ,;rod in Colrain for tnree n,
but haNe now concluded Leyaeh - .hau
They 40 i've and we are glad W
place to hNe
come back. ,ostnonet
The D"9 the rain a week aso'
on aceo. - with great interest sum- .ho cbil
listened ot;on The choir anu .ns onda
full cohsie ,od and received much ~, Cun ahnrcl
dren des tho nart they took in it. lhe
ton for 'ne nj "a with potted plants
was ,-..ds of E. D. Newcomo,
nno Of Leyden, will be please please Citv News
,la,i, item from the sunni .E D. New
.stad At Stirling CITY, ..;,i;no Mercantile
printeu AZ of the Strhns "a nv II
comb, maha asoro has been presenteu, I;t;n,
company ,oren of the esteem anu Ala
employees IN 10 held, with a hanas :O.aIv in
in when ne cold locket approplia; Al
mond -mouneeu III, Mr.. Newcomb prizes
is' very ; Ne s "a, Is ssss':
manager company Dl 1n' and this store is p''
their business
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
BRooKLINE.

George osgood and Miss Annie osgood
took the noon train for Brattleboro satur'
day.
Herman Eddy has bought another hne
pair of work horses to help him out OF ms
lumber job
G. P. stickney has shipped ton OF maple I
goods TO his customers in the west. Inc
quality of the product has been good Du'
only about half crop was secured.
School began in district No. Monday
Mrs Farnum of Newfane teacher. oreh
smith has been secured for No. l, COM
mencing next Monday. Both are former
teachers here and their return gives sahs'
faction.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
SOMERSET.

The snow has nearly disappeared,
The infant child of Mrs. Marcou Is yer!
ill.,
Leonard Brown was at East Somerset
Thursday.
Tim Smith and family are visiting in JACK
sonville for few days.
Carl Bond, superintendent for the Deer
field River company, is looking after the log
drive.
paners have been . sent from Washington
for The appointment of Fred johnson 1or
postmaster.
CIV million feet of logs were sent down
tho liver last week and $50 men are al
work on the drive.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Mrs. ]. II. Clark is able to be out after
four weeks Of the grip.
The first auto Of the season appeared last
Sunday with F. R. Chapman at the helm.
Mr.. and Mrs White OF Saxtons River
visited at Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Codding $
Sunday.
The roads are very bad this spring. Mud
is drying now and leaves them very rough
and full of holes.
Ida McElsey is able to go TO school
this week after having been sick viii ton
slitis for week
Mrs Charles Goodell and daughter, Stella,
have returned home after spending few
weeks in Maiden, Mass.
Charles Miller finished work for Hugh
Goodell Saturday and began work Wednes'
day for Bert Houghton, who is building q
new barn.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
SOUTH wARDSBoRo.

Some of the farmers have begun their
spring work by blowing and fence mending'
The farmers are through sugaring for TINS
wear and most of them have gathered IN
their sugar tools 1t has not been very
good season, although some report about the
usual quantity.
Mr.. Coolong's horse, which got SO badly
hurt the first of the winter, died last week.
The wound had healed but the animal die1
of blood poison 1t was one OF vaiuabie
nair and Mr.. Coolong has paid out many dol
lars to try to save him and the loss faiis
heavily on him.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
cu1IroRD CENTER.

There will be preaching in the Universaiist
church next Sunday.
Misses Abbie and Flora Jaquith nave oo'n
taken schools in Halifax
Noro Jaouitb is to remain at home this
summer to assist her mother.
Schools commenced Monday througnou'
the town with the exception OF the naher
school.
Mrs G. A. Clark from Springfield, MASS,
h,s come to spend the summer Win her
daughter. Mrs s. M. Bullock.
Mrs. E. A. Pierce returned Tuesday from
her visit in Holyoke, Mass where she mas
,oon IN see her mother, who is i'll.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27

Manter left Monday for a visit with her
father in West Upton, Mass. Mr.. Manter
is also away on business for the Deerfeld
River company.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vogel proved them.
selves royal host and hostess last Saturday
evening when they entertained over 80 OF
their friends at their pleasant home. Whist
was the order OF the evening, followed by an
appetizing lunch Mr.. Vogel sent teams for
the guests, and also transported them back
to their respective homes at the close of
most jolly evening.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27

Mrs Dora Brooks is on the sick list.
Miss Florence weatherhed is on the sick
list.
Mrs. A. Beers is III and Annie Palmer is
doing her work.
Rev, I, NJ, Blanchard goes to Bridgeport
next Sunday as supply.
Mr., Willard Of Gill Is at work for Homer
Waldron. Mrs, waldron is improving slow
y,
News has been received from Grand
Forks, Oak, that A, Withheld is in falling
health,
George A. Field has left the employ Of \.
A. Dunklee and moved to Mortified to work
for Leon Alexander.
The Farming Special came and met good
audience of progressive farmers and their
families last Friday.
Rev. G. l.. Young Of Nashua, n. H., will
preach In the chapel Sunday al IL u. N.
and in johnson hall at 7,30 p. m.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
GREEN RIVER.

The farmers are plowlng'
Mrs. Frank Hill is i'll with heart trouble
Mrs NJ. D. Thompson came home Mon
day. ~ ,;n.
Mr. Hillman, who has been feeble all WIN
Tow is now much improved.
ar. Robbins and family expect to 60 70
1T. home in Nashua this week.
Miss Atherton of Gill, who has been WISH
a. Mr.. Ponds, returned home Saturday
r. wrs,ev has been i'll with the grip
M Nc Wrisley with pneumonia. Both are
now better.
School commenced Monday with IL pu
nils and Miss Minnie Thayer OF euiii0iO
Center as teacher.
Mrs David worden is now able to 81, " ]
W. tory hours. Mrs. Bell of Jacksonville II
an;ns her work and caring for her
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
PUTNEy.
Rev. A. s. Charlton the Newly Appointed
Pastor at M. z. Church.

Allen sewall Charlton, the newly appoint
ed pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal church
here and at Brooklne, is the second son of
DIR. and Mrs, H. @, Charlton, lie Is nearly
20 years OF age and married. lie received
his education in the public schools Of Glou'
cester, Mass, finishing his academic course
at Montpelier seminary, after which he took
regular course in electrical engineering at
the Bliss electrical school, Washington, D,
c., graduating in 1904. From early child
hood he has been trained In practical Chris
tian work under his father. He ought,
therefore, to make an efficient minister Of the
gospel. His accomplished wife win be a
help to the church.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
WHITINGHAM.

William Read was in Wilmington "eanes'
day.
Mrs. O. R. Chase went to North Adams
Wednesday.
Village school began Monday with MISS
Mabelle Dix as teacher.
Orlando Dickinson has bargained loi
Frank Boyd's place on the road to the sta'
ton.
Mrs. sophronia Gillett of Turner's rams
,no,bor Of John Gilett, arrived in town
Tuesday. and her household goods were
,noved here this week. She will live here al
the home of her son.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27

The L. S. c. are to meet at the vestry
Thursday afternoon, May 3.
John Edwards and family are moving to
the George Chamberlain place.
Mrs. Bessie Symonds is to take charge
Of the service next Sunday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus King have gone to
New York and Willard Somers to Brooklyn,
n. Y.
School in the village is to begin Monday,
April 80, Miss Edith Clarke of Jamaica
teacher.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
VERNON.
Fire Destroys 80 Early Chickens and 100
Eggs and Damages Poultry House.

A light shining in the room Of II. A. Stat.
en- very early Tuesday morning awakened
him and he discovered that the poultry
house of Miss Edith Hill was on fire. He
at once gave the alarm and with the aid of
neghbors the fire was soon extinguished. II
was caused, evidently, by lamp in the
brooder, Eighty fine early chickens and 100
eggs in the incubator and the brooder were
destroyed, beside the damage TO the building
which was partially burned
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
HALIFAX.

A. C. Jones purchased fine driving morse
at the auction Saturday.
Although the sugar season was snort 'he
farmers here made about their usual amount
of sugar and syrup.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Tucker Of Hudson
Mass are spending a few days with MI
fuckers brother, David.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
EuFI We RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
:. NJ 1905 GRADUATES AT MT.
HERMoN SCHOOL.

w., DAY Exercises s'turday'-si1 Compete
,u,o Defamation Prire-sunday's
Alumni Cup pebate-other
sonAasld News.
unsncemont exercises began satur.
TIE y, Harmon school whom the class OF
(ay Al NV ,s class day exercises In Me.
20 hs,u The choir loft and platform
foFal ,aatl decorated with green's and
|re "'" ,olors blue and white, and there
, large audience present, Inc exercises, ,
fs,',,S a The santatory address, Arthur
|on'i'lsu i,... history Irving l., Smith; class
pane Wal Wal,olm NJ McDermott; class
|nloni William Y. Duncan; prophecy on
|NPAe"w richard Ohler; class poem, John
|f0ppts .,n,,, class song, class; spade ora
JAM !,a Hermann; scientific essay, Lloyd
'h 9e,' .loss will, Timothy b. Towle; pre-
i Ian Of class gift, Michele Negro; vale
'r Clifton II, Waleott
dq!, oyepinr the Allen prize contest In
ID 'a s,r was held, in which there were
ftIana"ys,. +. S. Kavanaugh, II. 4.
i e0piT'I zormon T. D. Pawley, D. Van
fnhA - ,d NJ NJ. McDermott. The mando'
iilop a aaro two selections and the quartet
CIV On Sunday the baccalaureate SER
80 SUI 81 preached by W. r, Moody and the
service in the evening was led
~ y. graduating class. Rev. James Il.
lN n Yonkers, y, Y, delivered the
ft'n'D " commencement day and the ~
care ,s,,yad their diplomas. The alumni
'nl', a.L,,s was held in the evening and
a,', ~ close the commencement exer'
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
A Montana. Grown Potato.

+. O., Lee has received from his brother
in.law in Montana a sample Of the potatoes
grown by him on Shipman ranch. II is a
fine specimen, of the Delaware variety,
smooth and weighing just three pounds,
nine and onehalf ounces
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
LEYDEN.
Land for Big Sheep Ranch Rented by NJ q
Farm Stock Co.

The New England Farm Stock company I.
has rented about 800 to 400 acres Oh ianu -
Levden for big ranch for sheep rms ,, ta
includes the Dwight Carpenter 'ne tn
Green and the Childs brown larin,' shnn.
company has engaged prolesslon aI Scot.
, ne,S % care for the sheep, He will live IN
the Carpenter house.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
JACKSONVILLE.
Funeral Services Of Joseph farnum, Oldest
Person in Town.

Joseph Farnum, aged 90, the oldest per-
son In town, died April 10 and the funeral
was held at the uniyersalist church the iol'
lowing Wednesday, his greatgrandson, Rev,
Mr. Temple OF Boston, officiating. Mr.. Far
mum spent his last days with his daughter
Mrs. Newton Upton, where he received the
best OF care. Mr., farnum's early life was
spent in this part Of the town, whore he was
active in all benevolent work, He was for
many years choir leader In the church, play
ing the bass viol, His intellect was remark
ably clear to the last.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
STRATTON.

Raymond Read is at work for A. J. Pike.
Harry Read and Delmer Stone are work
ing for f. A. Eddy.
II. f. Eddy of Brattleboro was at his IA
TIERS over Sunday.
school in district No. 8 began Monday,
April 3. with Miss Eta Cobb of Townshend
as teacher.
f. A. Eddy begun work in his steam
mill April "a. Merle Putnam of Wardsboro
is running the engine.
Clifford Read who has been at Newfane
during court as petit juror, has gone to
birmingham, Mass, visiting.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27
SOUTH VERNON
49,, of Rev. I. M. Blanchard i''"
Resigna''' Aaveutist Church.

Rev. M blanchard s read ms noTni5e His
&: va n; &; : e.:
Larger Larger Of asi friends in and out Oh ~
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27

The new water system at Bristol cost
s53.197.65 up to April 10. There is an I'M
expended balance of 50, 140.53, and fittings
ON hand are worth $1,6112o
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27

WEST wARDsBoRo.
Miss Sadie Davidson has gone to Newiane
to teach.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27

sincerely regret the departure Of Mr.. Blanch.
ard and his family and the best wishes Of
all attend them,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-27

Rexall refers. not to
one remedy but to tao
hundved-each for some
particular purpose.
Nobody knows better
than The United Drug
Company druggists the
absurdity OF the Cure
ALL
Each Rexall Remedy
is a tested and proceed
success, selected for its
conspicuous merit from
many of its class, All
had established reputa-
tons through their con-
tinued use by physicians
before they became men,
bers of the Rexall fam
lily.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-21
COME TO THE FAIR.

Every day opens up new and
brighter prospects for the Umatilla-
Morrow county fair. 1t looks now as
tho it would surpass even the expec-
tations of the commission and manag-
ers. The last days are developing
much in the way Of exhibits. Farm
ers are going to bring in their mule
and horses, colts, their cows, calves,
fillies, milk cows and other animalS
for the stock shows. Ample shed
room is to be provided. A number OF
good sized premiums will be given and
this feature of it will be excellent.
The pavilion will also be a delight
full spot. Evergreens, ferns, bunting
grains, grasses and other stuff viii
be uzed in large quantities to relieve