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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05
JACKSONVILLE.

VI. l.. Fox is in Orange this week,
The listers are gathering the inven'
tories.
II. NJ, Roberts visited in Orange, Mass,
last week.
H. +. Stetson has purchased a nice pair
Of horses.
Charles and Harold Allen are visiting
at +. S, Aliens.
Rose Derry got the prize at the Finn
shows last week.
The sugar makers had a busy time last
week Tuesday and Wednesday,
Timothy Bellows went to North Adams
Saturday to attend the funeral of his
brother John Bellows.
Mrs. George Churchill is visiting at her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond 5, IN
East Charlemont, Mass.
A. j. Faulkner will gather the cream
on the east side and Homer Boyd the
west side the coming year.
There will be preaching services at. the
Universalist church next Sunday, April
J. at p. m. by the state mission,
Z. \. Temple was called last week to
see his brother, Rosco Temple of Col
rain, who was very i'll with pneumonia.
Mr. Temple returned Thursday, leaving
his brother much better.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05

deer standing on a knoll within short
distance.
Mis-. Alfredo Cloudman OF Bellows
Fail. visited ia town this week.
\. i. Tate has been engaged to carry
on the Cox farm for another year.
i. II. Putnam Of Springfield was a
guest at b. T. Phelps's this week
Mrs. b. T. Phelps has returned home
after spending the winter IN Boston
Mr.. Sarah Collins is visiting her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Thornton Clark. in Northboro
Mass.
Mi.. Katie Iefts went Monday to
NmdMm TO spend the week with heI
brother
Francis Jcfts and Walter Forbes OF
Wmdham were in town the early part OF
the week,
Clarence Wiley Of Bellows Falls is Wis.
ting his grandparents, Mr., and Mrs
George Banks.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rondy and two
children of Randolph are visiting MIR. and
Mrs. Simon Albce.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett Of Spring.
field were guests over Sunday at Mr.. and
Mrs. q, L. Fishers.
Herman bona i'luIllth ~ " ll''H'nlL
Mass. last Thursday after spending few
lays with her parents.
Miss Nellie Wright Of Somen'ille,
Mass. srent Easter with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Alvin Wright.
Mrs Ernest Gould and two children OF
Bellows Falls were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Mctcalf over Sunday.
William Keyserlng of Wilkins, ). G.,
has been. spending the mast week with Mr..
and Mrs. George wilkins.
Mr., Fred Field. Miss Jessie Woodbun
and Robert I.ovcioy Of Springfield spent
Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. David Wood
burn.
Fred Hayward and daughter Miss
carrie. who have been away spending the
winter have returned and reopened Their
house.
Harold Bishop of Providence, r; l., is
Spending his Easter vacation with his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Bishop
at kurn Hattin.
Last Saturday J. f. Ward entertained
the Kun Hattin boys and the helpers
at his sugar camp, which was highly ap-
ureciatcd. Three rousing cheers were CIV
en- for Mr.. Ward.
Mrs Mary Ranstead Foster who had
A shock Tuesday morning, died at her
home at o'clock Wednesday morning
at the age of So. Mrs Foster was born
in Westmoreand. y. H., Oct 10, 1873.
She was married to George Foster Nov.
:. 1863. They lived in Dublin about two
wears and then moved to Westminster IN
1865. where they had lived ever since.
They had one son, Fred, who died many
Years ago.
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WARpsRoEo.

Miss Nettie johnson is visiting her
mother Mrs, \. l.. hossell,
About 80 enjoyed pleasant evening
and sugar eat at J. T., Geason's Monday
evening,
Mis- B,ll Fletcher is spending her East.
,r vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
AlIs. A. d. Fletcher.
The 4. Z. club will meet next Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. o. Y. lleiilon.
IN are cordially invited.
The Wauishoio patrons have rented the
Creamery from the Nindham County
Creamery association for the remainder
ii this year and will form an association
lu be- known rs the Warisboro Creamery
association; The officer, are: President,
- cncer Robertson; yice.presideut l.. g..
Eamc,: secretary and treasurer, j. h..
Gleason. directors. j. \. Niiber, Edward
Roberts, Austin Read. Miss Hanna Halo
ncn will continue to run the creamery
and make the butter.
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days with her sons family in West North
field, Mass,
A, A, Dunklce is preparing to build an
annex 10 his barn,
d, W, Parker's little daughter, died
March 2S. She was two months old,
Mrs. c. II. Newton is visiting her sons
in Springfield, Mass, for a few days
George Brooks has moved his family
back 10 his old home near the lily pond
Rev. j. William Denton will speak IN
the chapel Sunday at II a, N. aud III
johnson hall at 7,So p. m.
Mrs. +. ". johnson of Northampton,
Mass, is here to help her son Guy aud
wife settle in their new home.
Miss Lizzie Palmer and Pauline FAIR
man were home over Sunday and Miss
Edith Gray is at home for two weeks,
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WEST NoRTHFIELD.

z & Corse lost a valuable COW recently
Belle Leonard is home from Brat ti %,
Lottie Phillips has been visiting III
Springfield. 4no;ning school at
Mortified is spending few u"S' ~
Mrs. Mary H. Gates 1,4;nnton is
Mrs. Samuel Lamson of I HuntlRWREiIIiHi William m
st3yns With With nsG on 4 fRs Sick list it,
Much sympathy is felt for = vi +ie apu baby a
p W 1 P3EEsF II from tine T lRes ii cough
Walter Fairman has e been n vIsii,ms as as
parents. He has 5raseb fins PBo SStOC Conn
d, W. Parker has mo y Unison into n and md
prestons g 1rr G. pa ri gS tenement.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05
Cure for Drunkenness
Orrine Treatment Is to Be Used at
Home Without Publicity, or Loss of
Time from Business.

Thousands of persons who really
want to quit the use of whiskey or
beer, realize that they cannot do so
without medical help, yet they can not
afford the time or perhaps the money
to 90 to a sanatorium. Happily a new
cure for drunkenness has been discov-
cred which is to be taken at home and
costs less than the average drinker will
spend in a day for drink.
In using Orrine there is absolutely
no publicity, as the remedy is sold by
the leading druggists in nearly every
city and town, or it can be sent by
mail Sure relief is positive when
Orrine is used. So uniformly success
full is this treatment that in every box
is registered guarantee which entities
you to a refund of your money if Or
rine fails to effect cure.
Orrine is in two forms, No. l, a
secret remedy, absolutely tasteless and
odorless which can be given in food
or drink without the PATIENTS knowl-
edge; No. 2, in pill form for those who
wish to be cured. The price of either
form is 81 a box. Send to the Orrine
Co.. Washington, D. c., for free book
let and consultation blank.
The desire for liquor is soon de-
stroved after Orrine treatment is com
meneed, and before long the patient
is freed from the terrible drink crav-
ing. and the drink will not be missed.
Orrine is for sale by Brooks House
Pharmacy, Main street.
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HALIFAX.

Joseph Clark of Colrain, Mass was IN
town last week.
C. H. Learnard has bought horse to to
take the place Of the one he lost snort
time ago.
Rutb Crosier came home last week to
snand Easter. Miss Marjorie May ac-
companied her.
Mrs Eta Bell has sold her farm in the
cast mart of the town to o. W. Amldon
of Dummerston.
Ralnh Phillips is helping Jake Thomp-
con n' hiring sugaring. Mrs. Thompson has
rented the DR.. Niles farm for another
Mrs Robert Nesbitt will be at Mrs,
crapn Worden's from May LIST to the 4th
With full line of millinery from Mrs H.
+ Bascom's store in Brattleboro'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05
EAST DUMMERSTON.

George Robbins is working for Mrs. Au-
gusta Bennett.
Clifton Worden of Springfield is expect
ed at Elmwood this week,
Arthur W. Laughton has been appoint
ed superintendent of schools.
Everett Dutton has a fine new Edison
monograph for a birthday present
The listers are abroad looking after
taxable property, taking up inventories
etc.
Miss Clara Robinson Of Brattleboro Is
assisting Miss Florence Miller during the
sugar season.
Charles Laughton spent Easter Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs r.
H. Laughton.
Arms Millerss sons were at Maple
Ridge farm Sunday to enjoy home and
maple sweets.
Miss Bertha Lahey spent Saturday and
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Nelile
Lahey, in Putney.
Mrs. O. w. Amidon and children went
Wednesday to Join Mr. Amidon in their
new home in Halifax.
p. T. Laughton is still saving wood
and is now in the Kent neighborhood on
West Hill in Putney.
Mr.. Smead and family of Greenfield,
Mass, are getting settled this week in
their new home in Dummerston.
Mrs. Mary Thwing of Putney and Mrs.
Emma Walker attended last week to the
sugaring off at Log Cabin Farm with
excellent results.
Miss Edith Dutton and her friend, Miss
Edna Sisco of Mortified seminary are
passing the Easter vacation with Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. F. Dutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Clemens of
Springfield. Mass, have been spending a
few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hall.
They left for their home Tuesday.
The Ladies' club will meet with Mrs;
z. w. Perry Thursday afternoon, April
IL. at o'clock. The men are invited
for the evening and supper will be served
The grange held a regular meeting Tues
day evening and appointed as a committee
to confer with the selectmen regarding a
grange hall site: E. H. Brown, W. D.
Ray and Ora Knapp. The next meeting
will be April l6.
w. F. Walker, Mrs. NJ. E. Brown and
Mrs. J. w. Patch attended a. reception
and banquet Monday evening in Brattle-
bnro rendered bv Mrs. w. F. Mixer to
the officers of Windham County Pomona
grange in honor of the birthday OF Mrs,
4. 4. Barker, one of the oficers-elect.
The occasion was an enjoyable one.
1t is officially announced that the
schools will open April Is with the same
teachers as last year: In the Center
school. Miss Fanny Frost of Brattlebooro;
in the North school, Miss Alta Denlson
of Bernardston. Mass, and in the Hollow
school. Miss Grace Pike of Brattleboro.
The directors are fortunate in securing
these teachers.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05
WEST HALIFAX.

David E. Tucker remains very low at
this writing.
G. c. Hicks is ill with asthma and a
" R. J. Phillips is helping Jacob Thomp-
' Robert Knowlton of Brattleboro has
ratnrned home after spending a week at
his uncle's, Z. S. Cookies. -, r
The community was SHOCKED &c a. TO near @aro 81
the death of Mrs; W. =. Olarf e. Ma Eth
%, I'll the Youngest a girl less than 2
p reers old. They surely have the sym
g gatby Of the entire community. Rev; a:
< Blackford of Wilmington ofielated at
the funeral.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05
NoRTHFIELD FARMS,

Samuel Alexander of Cambridge calleo
M Mr.. Wheeler of Connecticut has moved
to J. T. Hammond's place. 49,, bic
" WAYNE Smith of Colrain visited MS
cousin mHy Mrs. Frank Ross, last week ,,4
uo oIpSj college for the Easter vacation.
fi 0t Cbnrcb of Bernardston has moved
70 4 The lyman lyman Smith place in Pine Mead
0% Tbe ladies Benevolent society WI %ill
,d d4e With itfui Mrs. o. L. Leach Wednesday,
April 10. ,a,o+,dv n Y.
is SPENDING his Mr. E's and Mrs. G. T. Alex
ander.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05
STRATTON.

w. B. Lyman was in Brattleboro Sat
urday.
Frank Allen of Wilmington and G. w.
Bond of Boston were in town Wednes-
day
L. NJ. Sanbom of North Wakefield,
y. H.. was at the town clerks office
Thursday, the 2Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Luckey and daugih-
ter. Mrs. Emogene Pike and little daugh-
ter of Wardsboro, visited at A. j. Pixies
recently.
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IortkfeId, Mass.
% MORE STATE ROAD NOW.
., commission Cannot See Its
- si,,r 10 Make Allotment.

way Clear to Make Allotment
I,. hesn received from the sec
Al ,la Massachusetts, highway com
n raudus the. continuation oil tue
'D ,sE Which WAS built y lev years ago
n. smith portion oi Nam street
w. W. r..I has been most satisfactory
' .-..Hs uI the advantages arising
tI. citizens are urgent thal IL
\ m y ....f.unpd. especially towards the
l4N ,4e ,rirrtmen have many
Nb ,..-i4n-e to these requests
llH .l... matter before the commission,
., recent request that an ah'
N.a made this year, y, IL,
l'N.s 81. rtaw Of the Massachusetts
.,gv commissioners, rePlies that II !
gla.. that they VIII he able 70 AZ
u..s 20 Nurhheld Tor state hlgh'
1R Tins wear owing TO the Tact that
I! .. +. enlelyuriHg 10 get the east
1l don. completed before taking up
W.. .Th., need, Of Northheld have
eI -. a..,.i..I h the board but IL cannot
.'' .L.ar TO make an allotment at
l ..t anne. Il is the opinion OF the
..ar that when the Mort hlield work
l.....ru allotment should be made
Na.e.,. .,...r5spt to complete the road
IN. a reasonable time.
wy .,.r..f.t understood 10y the select
~ TN ,0r lIan- OF the commission are
I ADD lUotment to Montague ana
, ,- e... an appropriation TO North
81 .ng 81. connect the two pieces OF road
. ,a"., 4rutually come in a few years
a' I,..s Fut in no way Is there en-
, ,Ig that the road will he huilt at
1 ,'st This decision Is somewhat dls'
.,srs especially to those who are US
.' N. Tr,,d on the upper Farms as the
\ '' tos been unusually deep this spring
"! .' almost impossible to draw a heavy
an RI, road near the large farms, oil
.'I " MAJ. Frank Aldnch and the Mer-
|, m an Place. and so far there has ji;, bee been
l4' Ttra Improvement in the conditions
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05
GUILFoRD.

There will be service in Christ church
Sunday, April 7, at go p. IN.
Herbert Quinn has finished work al
John Gales and is now at L. j. HUM
ley's. -.
Mrs. Marshall Hudson returned last
Tuesday from Putney, where she mao
spent the previous week. =,
Mrs G, f. Alexander gave a y O'Clock
luncheon at her home, Alexandria, last
saturday to a party OF SIX IN honor OF
Miss Annie Mellen who IS to return u
Franconia, n. H., Thursday.
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GREEN RIVER.

Mr.. Booker and family moved to Mr.
Hilman's Monday.
Fred Stowe has sold his team horses tc
parties in Jacksonville.
Mrs White of Dedham, Mass, is visit
inS HI her father, Watson DeWolf.
Mary Bracket, who has been at th ne
Lynch hospital all winter, has returned
home. -.
Mrs. Austin Nichols and children VISIT
ed her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. wis
ley, this week
Mrs. Snow and child, who have beer
,,;s;tinr her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson. have returned home.
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soIJTH VERNON.

Leslie Tyler is in Boston a fe" Gays 'iI'
week. ,o- ,oturned from
Wilbraham, Mass fo,,
Mrs. Martha Tyler Is spenoiHS
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WILMINGTON.
Death of Mrs, Harriet ], Alvord,

Death OF MIS- hAttlct D. hiFoie'
Mrs. Harriet j. Alvord who has been
IN for a week or more, died at her home
on East Main street Tuesday. Her ngt
was IS years months and - days Nhe
was born in Bennington April $, lsii
and was married first 20 Francis ID. Hyde
they lived in Boston several years. Mt
Hyde died in Philadelphia May ~ is1O
on Sept. ~, 1885,? she married Willard
Gorham and they lived in Wilmington
aud later in Hyde Park, Mass After hl'
death. July 2, 1875 she returned to VA
mIngton and had lived here since, that
lime. On June H., 1871, she married Cal'
vim +. Akord, who died Dee, 20, 1871
Mrs. Alyord was a member of the Con
gregationa church and one OF its most
constant attendants. She was deeply IN
tcrested in the w. G, I. U, aud Christian
Endeayor societies, She was an estimabl1
woman and was highly respected by all
who knew her, The funeral was held AT
her late home Thursday, Rev, j, ID. King
assisted by Rev. W, \. Estabrook OF
Amherst Mass, u former pastor, oihciat
ing. Burial was in the Village GENE
terry.
Elmer 4. Wheeler who has been i'll
is gaining,
Eli II. Porter is moving into his new
house on East Main street.
Earl Strceter is convalescing from hi
recent attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. +. :. Crafts and Mrs. Putney
were in North Adams Tuesday.
Mrs. Harriet Bellows returned to hei
home in New York Wednesday.
Frank 4. Childs and j. II. Buckley went
ID a. - tfF M an
day.
Rev. W. 4. Estabrook and daughter Of
Massachusetts, are guests at {. IL. Far
malice $.
Beth Butterfeld is spending the Easter
vacation at the home Of his father, u
4. Buttcriield,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marsha are guests
IF Mrs. Marsha's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Streeter
Misses Ivy and Blanche Mcdonald re
turned Monday from visit with rela
tiyes in Bradford Vt.
Miss Bertha Faulkner and Miss LettiC
kingsley are Speeding the week at Miss
Faulkners home in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard A. Brown have
returned from Woodstock, y. H., and we
understand that they will remain IN WI
mington.
Tauis Courtemanehe will move from the
tenement on West Main street to the
house owned by Mrs. Mary j. Boyd Cd
South River street.
Mrs. ". VI. Nogel gave a very delight.
ul whist party at her home on West
Main street last Saturday afternoon
There were 20 women present, the guest
Of honor being Mrs Harriet Bellows OF
New York Mrs A. c. Buell. had the
highest score and Mrs. Putney the low
est. Refreshments OF salad, sandwiches
cake and coffee were served.
About 30 people gathered at the resi-,
dence OF Mills Brown Tuesday evening and
il was genuine surprise party. The
gathering was from the neighborhood
where Mr.. Brown has lived for fully Al
Years and his old friends and neighbors
took this opportunity to express their re-
gard previous to the removal OF Mt
Brown to the village residence recently
purchased. The evening was passed in
social way with games and other amuse,,
ments. Refreshments were served and
the evening was greatly enjoyed by all
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05
MARLBORO.

Mrs. Robert Nesbitt will be at Mrs.
Green Worden's from May LIST to the 4th
with a full line of millinery from Mrs. II.
+. Bascoms store in Brattleboro.
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WESTMIN STER.
Body of Mrs. Frances X. Holton
Brought Here for Burial.

Mrs. Frances X. Holton, whose body
was brought here from Westheld, Mass
for buriai this week. was born in South
wick Mass. May 5. 1915, and was the
daughter of Pliny and Fanny Root For
ward. After teaching for several years
in New York city she married IN 1889 Dr.
David Parsons Holton of that city, a
graduate of the College of Physlclans an9
Surgeons of the state of New orh' n n
ter residing a few years IN NestporI' n
y. where DR.. Holton, in connection with
his medical practice. served for two years
as county superintendent of schools; they
returned to New York city, which was
their home until his death in 1883, with
the exception of few years spent IN Eu'
rome where they travelled extensively IN
the British Isles and on the continent, and
resided for time in Berlin and in Paris.
Not long ago she gave to some OF her
friends a graphic account OF their ascent
of Mt. Vesuvius, while the lava from a
then recent eruption was not yet cool
After some four years they returned 10
New York in 1857, with their little da9gnii
ter and the body of their son, who died
in Paris, where he had been attending
medical lectures. The eldest son had pre-
viously died in the home land. and soon
after their return the little daughter MIN
ME. fell a prey to diphtheria, and they
were left childless. DIR. Holton was not
only a practicing physician, but, also III
later life gave himself largely, to lectunng
and literary work, especially of genealogl-
cal character. Mrs. Holton was, for many
wears engaged with her husband in secur-
ing and arranging genealogical and BIO
graphical records of Plymouth Pilgrims,
some volumes of which have been pub
lished and others are still in manuscript
One large volume (Winslow MEMORIAL
volume y was completed and published
by Mrs. Holton after DIR. Holton's death.
MANY thousands of dollars were, spent by
them in this work. They were largely IN
dnential in the formation of the New
York genealogical and biographical society;
which was organized in their parlors, and
of which they are called the founders.
Lewis Jeffrey has moved to Walpole.
Mrs. Joel Houghton is visiting in Bur-
lington.
Miss Bessie Leach of Bellows Falls was
home over Sunday.
LYNN Lawrence is spending two weeks
at his home in Grafton.
Miss Maud Fairbrother of Springfield
was at her home over Sunday.
A few days ago two boys, Howard Fem
and Clayton Darby, while gathering sap
in w. S. Fenn's sugar orchard, saw four
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ls4AGl ,,,,, y. Far entering the station here
'iila .1,I,o, a mileage book March p;
.,,.,5rg i. f.. kavanaugh's house IN
lu.r. EIIi, and stealing suit OF clothes
,j i,r entering the Central Vermont sta
n ,t >n,h Montague and stealing TWO
W.5ba sa me- clothes were taken Hill lett
Iii .uif I'M which was found the mile
L.,E and the theft was traced by H.
,I,Il Muilrv and was held Tor the
,rl Ilrg for 500 and is now in jail. lie
'"I eontur.d in Connecticut by Deputy
Sbcrtf Pratt,
rr, Robinson is i'll with tonsilitis.
Earl Ward Of Haverhill is a guest OF e.
\. Ware.
Miss Marion Nash is a guest OF her aunt
BIZ. G. T. Alexander.
David >toclhridge is spending his vaea-
lion at F. j. Stockbridge's.
Charles Hastings Of Lynn is visiting his
.mgbter. Mrs. +. L. Proctor.
Mrs. William Day is entertaining her
5sughter.in-law from Medtord.
Mrs. Jack Airing and daughter have
zone 10 Puuey for the present.
Mis-, Gertrude Calender returned on
"Wednesday to the Boston university.
Miss Hattie Arlcn OF Greenfield Is re-
naming with her parents for few weeks
Mrs. Fred Blitton is improving rapidly
;,,r, tIa Effect. Of an operation last week.
George Cummings and wife returned
Thursday to their home on Warwick ave-
ana
Mis- Ras.io Newton has been spending
le ~ F,ssr vacation at DR.. A. J.. New
ta's '
M. Goorra NIurdock of Nillers Falls
bo. bsan visiting Mrs. Joseph Pierce this
week.; ,'S
Thu +o,,, fathers are repairing the road
Iodine lG1 tn G,n,t Meadow through the I'm.
Je llli,'
Tho m,ro,. of ran1e sugar are not re-
ro lIr '''''' lrra amornt made in this
TiGin;;tv
Horr,. p,rl,ro1I il bara for a short time
and I,. ,eo,nfE retnrned from a visit to
lIon,ama
Mr. and Mrs JiIIson Of Gardner spent
Easter With her PARENTS Mr., and Mrs.
Drrj Rail
Vboo,in, co,,ob has made its appear
anco in tnTn Nina Wallet being one of
tIe victims
Thu t,r,ror,o iuror drawn for the SUI
nrame ca,,t ~ Ia hnd in Greenfield April
4 i pslL Toar6
h"IiH Lc"'H'
ya~ r,' Work. %I J" CIV whera she has been at
torI,. H. ~ Ill
Rev. D, NJ. Wilson will give an address
Tnt, T@r'a cb,, q, J"' West JV '
rII wright VINO u trav eiLn e, a. town
lor large house IN Boston, was III 'o"n
'I ED, " ~, ''''' ms i''"e T. .;,;4;,a bis
pf,ieI TI"IN' VINO mas peel , nloai 70 his
I.oyIei' 'UTSsPI OI4rh' llas IeUulIeu ~
"'n' III "hchehdoh, Mass. -,
c, UnaHgS y heele' John wan, n ennnf
F Ea,lpoVl 4IIo u me 'dIliPpelt sls'ei'
L1,eF Wlth their relatives mere ,
Miss Miriam Hart has returned from
n ,oiTtilaillIlo9 anu Is spehulls ~"
'.'NS '"'''l'h WIN heI pareh's'
George and Harold Bigelow OF Putney,
t. sons Of Fo~tiue Bigelow, are visiting
'pyI' grandmother, Mrs. Amy olate'
An entcrpIisiug biddy, now that Lent
over presented B. d. Calender with
'a egg that measured II by mches'
Mis- English Thomas is to be assisted by
ler son-in-aw who with his family have
come to care for the farm the coming sea-
@n,
Tying here and later plans to visit in New
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Chaplin, conn.
n+ For contracted cords in my
hand for thirty years standingMand the use use
nan ma Iass than four family size bottles of A; D.
81 2,. IeSG pair. Killing Balm has effected a
permanent cure. John LEE.