The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23

ar progressing and il is expected the
work ON the building and adjoining
ground Will be completed before the term
opens.
Mrs. Warner of Bernardston is visiting
her sister Mrs. Clinton Ware. Addison
Ware of New Haven, Conn, has been
recent guest OF Mr., and Mrs. C. A.
Ware.
Mrs. Rhoda Lyman, who has been
guest of Mrs. William Read for two
weeks, has returned TO Hinsdale. Mrs.
Read is now visiting in Athol and other
places,
Mr., and Mrs, Charles Malley of Bos-
ton are guests of Mr.. Alalley's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ, o. Maley, They are
also entertaining their daughter, Mrs,
Walker
The grangers had planned to visit thu
Bemardston grange ON Wednesday even.
ing but the severe storm prevented and
about 20 disappointed members remained
at home,
Repairs are being made on the North
church which was struck by lightning
earlier in the season. On account OF
these repairs the post conference address
will be given in the auditorium.
Cueumbers are not doing as well as
could be wished about one,half crop be-
ing reported. As there was a much small
er acreage this year than last the manag.
ers of the pickle factory are not rushed
with work.
The Atlanta university quartet gave a
pleasing concert in the auditorium Mon
day evening TO an audience estimated at
1860, which included visitors and towns
people. The principal of the school gave
an interesting address as to the purpose
of the school and what the alumni were
doing.
The will of Charles Green has been
probated 1t gives $4,000 to his widow
Lucy Il. Green, and $1,000 to the Unita'
rian church. His widow is to receive one
third of the remainder and the rest Is to
be divided among the four children
. Frank. Charles Fannie and Mary. Mrs
Lucy Il. Green, his widow, is named as
eNecutriX.
The public schools are to begin Tues
day, Sept. 3, with the following corps o.
teachers: High school, Miss Eva Tower
assistant. Miss Pauline Sykes; grammar
! Miss S. l.. Thompson; intermediate, Mis-
Lillian Thayer primary, to be supplied
East Northheld Miss Harvey and Mis-
. Lottie Evans; West Mortified, Miss Corr
Hassell: district No. 3, Miss Madeline
+ Beaman; district No. 4, Miss Pierce
Misses Hines and Bailey are expected t
; be the teachers of drawing and music
. The death of William Dickinson, "a, oc
). Cured last week Thursday and the tunera
:, was held Saturday Mr. Dickinson wa
!, the oldest son of Nathaniel and Arde
"a Williams Dickinson and a life long res
9 dent of this town. In spite of his, phys
:, cal intirmities he was most useiul ah
= respected citizen and one OF the oides
# members of the Congregational ehurch -, Q
!. which he was a constant attendant. pl
q sides his widow, he leaves two brothers
= Nathaniel, a resident of Nebraska, an
=. Roswell. who lives on the Dlckinso
homestead. Burial was in the yves
= Mortified cemetery.
n The commencement exercises OF IN
summer term at Mt Hermon were hel
n last Saturday in the Memorial chap
V. and were attended by large numbers 1rol
{, the general conference. The address VIZ
delivered by Rev. j. Stuart Holden Q
A. Making a Mark in the World. Prinelp
Of II G Cutler awarded diplomas to II 81
pr dents. The Latin prize, copy OF mar
er's dictionary, for excellence IN ! Lay
dnr;ng the course was gwen 10 Il
Roach and the Yale prize for eXcelleh'
in fine preliminary examinations Went
~ I TeComte Bell. In the evening, u
= ROYAL s. Goldbury prize debate was mel
al tbe subject being The 10Th Amehdlle y
or On Sunday morning the sermon 10 = =
;s. Iradratinp class was preached by
nd Tobn Mcdonald of Newark, n. D., pre-
Ia Jent If the alumni association.