The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-28

VIII Miller has been rcmodeling his
stable.
Miss Este Hazelton has been on a visit
in Bellows Falls.
Arthur Brown, student Of b. II. $, is
home for the summer vacation.
Miss Alta Dcnnison went Monday to
her home in Bernardston, Mass.
John L. Walker visited from Saturday
until Monday in Chicopee Falls, Mass.
J. Ann, Miller is spending several days
in West Blattlcboro with his son, y. l..
Miller.
Mrs. Pike Of Brattleboro was the over
Sunday guest OF Miss t.iage Pike at I. H.
Crosby :.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. W. Chase and Miss
ida Dawliu of Sharon, Pa were guests
at Dwight Johnson's recently.
Mail Carrier OConnor was fortunate
in Ieac hing shelter before the worst OF
the storm Tuesday afternoon.
Mis-, Edith Walker has been spending
a few days in Brattleboro and went
/ Thursday to visit in Greenfield.
The strawberry beds at Maple Ridge
! fruit farm are in a houushing condition
and the promise Of an abundant crop
seems assured, The work OF harvesting
will begin soon if this hot weather con-
tiuues and Mr.. Miller has a. corps Of pick
ers ready to begin the work.
Wanted for convenience Of travellers
Guide boards at the parting Of the
WAYS" To be sure all roads lead some
where but a. rule one likes to arrive
at the place for which one sets out. At
tention is called to this matter by re-
uuest OF a traveller unacqualnted with
| the roads \ word to the wise Is sui
ticient.
Mrs. Ellen Sheldon is having her cot
taga converted into a cUzy camp for the
benefit and happiness Of friends who Will
/ ind here rest and recreation. The IN.
terror of the cottage has been renovated
with paint and paper and the furnishings
/ have arrived and are being put in readi-
ness for the first instalment OF camp
eIs who are expected to arrive, about
July 10. The cottage and grounds have
/ been named Camp Ellen by Hon. George
/ sheldon. the venerable historian OF
/ neertied, Mass.
The roll of honor in the North school,
/ Miss Dennison teacher: Not absent nor
tarlv: Edward Robbins, Ernest Ray,
| GLADYS Ray, Bertha Lahey, Ruth Rob
| bins. Lucy Clemens and Floyd Miller. Alb
sent one day: James Lahey, Russell How
ard. Beatrice Howard and Maxine How
ard. The spelling prizes were won by
Ruth Robbins and Bertha Lahey. The
| head mark prizes were taken by Edward
Robbins. Bertha Lahey and Ernest Ray;
Good work has been done in this school
and Miss Dennison is expected to return
next term
Schools closed last Friday for the sum
mer vacation. The school at the center,
Miss Fanny Frost teacher, held delight
full picnic on the common to which pa
eents and friends were invited. The
grounds were trimmed with bunting and
flowers and the children entertained with
music and Rotations. Refreshments
were a part of the program of course.
At the Hollow school Miss Grace Pike.
teacher and her pupils enjoyed school
picnic in Crosby grove. There were no
special exercises but games and gem
rlal good time supplemented with picnic
dainties rounded out a happy afternoon.
Miss Alta Dcnnison, teacher of the North
school. enjoyed with her pupils a pleas
ant hour in the school room-a pleasant
ending of a school term of hard work.
Mrs. Clemens. one of the mothers, photo
graphed the group of children and teach
or The record of attendance at the
Hollow school, Miss Grace Pike, teach
err Number of pupils. 10: average at
tendance, IS. The following had no
marks: Harry Brown, Nellie Davis
Annie Simonds Rosy Simonds, Dorothy
Smead, Edith Walker. Absent one day:
Ruth Dutton, Ruth Knapp. Carleton
Perry was absent one half day