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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-14
New York Season On.

New York's society season Is once
again Well under way, and this. tOgoth-
er with the opening OF the holiday shop
ping period, and the coming Of many
new plays TO Broadway theaters, has
brought 70 the city q great number of
Out-of-toWn visitors The financial sit
uation seems TO have worked no diminu-
don in this respect, and all the hotels
are thrOnged with them. Many outsiders
have been attracted TO the new Plaza
Hotel. the home Of the millionaire col
ony, located on Central Park, which Is
taking the part OF a center for uptown
social life. Among those from Wash
ington registered at the Plaza this week
are:
Mrs Frank W. Andrews, Howard T
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Lewis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke n WOmble, OF
Baltimore.
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Mrs. Joel Hlllman has returned from
Atlantic City TO attend the lecture given
by the board or directors OF the Council
of Jewish Women. Mrs. Hillman en-
teri aimed the guests at dinner Tuesday
evening
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Misses Perkins Return.

The Misses Perkins, who returned to
New York recently from Europe where
they spent the summer, have come to
Washington and are at the Grafton
pending the return Of their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins, who
are still in New York
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Baron Rosen, the Russian ambassa-
dor, accompanied by Baron Schlippep-
bach, the Russian consul at Chicago,
left Washington this morning for New
York tC attend the concert OF the Rus
sian Symphony Society. Following the
concert there viii be q reception IN
honor Of the ambassador at the Neither
lands Hotel
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Miss Louise Maxwell has issued invi-
tatiOns for tea, November I9, cOmpli-
mentaTy TO Miss Carol NeTberry, the
debutante daughter of the Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Truman
II. NeWbeFry.
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Miss Sallie Darlington. daughter OF
Brigadier General and Mrs. Darlington,
viii be formally presented at a large
luncheon TO be given by Mrs. CARING
ton. December 3
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Baroness Won Kettler Sails.

The Baroness Won KettIer sailed today
on the Amerika of the Hamburg meri-
can Line for her home In Germany,
after spending the last two months in
this country as tae guest Of Mrs James
Mcmillan In her summer home at Man
chester, Mass. The baroness came over
to attend the wedding of Miss Amy Nc
MILAN and Sir John Harrington, British
minister 10 Abyssinia, October y. Bar
Oness Won Kettler and Lady Harrington
have been intimate friends for a number
Of years, and Lady Harrington was one
OF the attendants at the marriage Of
the baroness.
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Commissioner Of Pensions Vespasian
Warner and Mrs. Warner and Mr.. and
Mrs. /. White Busby were among the
audience at the Columbia TheateT last
evening 20 witness the performance of
Nat Goodwin in THE Gilded Fool.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milton S. CabeH. who
are the guests Of Mrs Flora 3. CabeIl,
on Capitol Hill, are arranging to reside
permanently IN Washington. Mr.. CabelI
is the son Of the late Capt S. G. Cabell
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Harry Boston, OF New York. spent
Sunday in the city visiting friends.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-14

hdiss Goldie Stein, OF Baltimore, has
returned home, after being the guest OF
Mrs Max Fisher.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave J. Kaufman left
Washington this week for q visit 20
New York and Philadelphia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-14

Mrs. Martin Barber, OF Chicago, IS the
guest Of Mrs Charles Goldsmith. OF Cal
vert street
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The British ambassador will leave
Washington tomorrow for Cleveland,
Ohio, where he will make an address
before the Chamber of Commerce, re-
turning 10 Washington early next week.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet next
Monday. November IS. in the vestry
rooms Of the Eighth Street Temple.
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Mrs. Richard Townsend and her daugh-
ter Miss Mathildc Townsend, who have
been spending the summer abroad, are
expected to sail Friday and will prOba-
bly, arrive in Washington about the last
of next week.
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Mrs. Straus, wife Of the Secretary Of
Commerce and Labor was at home YES
terday afternoon In her home on Six
tenth street for the first time this sea-
son.
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Miss Het-y Abrams, Of Farmville, Pa,
formerly CT Washington, is the guest
OF friends in the Capital this week.
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Mrs. J, s. Kann has returned 20
Washington. after short trip to Bal
Hmore
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Mrs. John w. Thompson has returned
from Europe, where she spent the sum
mer. and is established in her home on
/ street for the winter.
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The Misses Boyce have returned to
Washington for the winter, and have
opened tEeir apartments in Stoneleigh
Caurt.
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Mrs Hugo Rosenberg Of Pittsburg.
the national president OF the Council OF
Jewish Women. is the guest Of Mrs
Milton J. Rosenau- They will be at
home Informally on Saturday
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Senator and Mrs. w. Murray Crane
viii return tc Washington from their
home at Dalton, Mass, November. p.
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The Rt- Hon Sir Anthony Patrick Nc
Donnell. who went to New York early
this week, after spending ten days as
the guest Of the British Ambassador and
Mrs Bryce in the embassy on Connect
cut avenue, sailed today on the Celtic
OF the White Star Line. for his home in
England.
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Wilsons Entertain at Dinner.

The Third Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Huntington Wilson entertained
at dinner last evening in honor of Lloyd
GriscJm, American ambassador TO Italy
The other guests were the French am
bassaaor and Nine. Jusserand, the
Postmaster General and Mrs. George /.
Won Meyer Miss Meyer. Representative
and Airs. Parsons. SignOT 0IOntagTa.
Italian charge Il aHdiTes; Miss Board
man, and the TWO house guests, Miss
Huntington andi Mr.. Wilson, father of
the host
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Mr.. and Mrs. MCGOWAN have gone to
Kentucky for a few days stay.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-14

Mrs Norton and Mrs. Paul Johnson
have closed their summer home. ana
have returned TO their home, 1d23 Six
teenth street. for the winter
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Mrs Belle Rodes Mcdowell, formerly
OF Kentucky. who has been visiting
there, has returned TO her apartments in
the IeuCX.
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SPEAKER CANNON
DUE In CAPITAL
NEXT WEDNESDAY

The Speaker Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives. Joseph G. Cannon. will TO-
turn 10 his home on Vermont avenue
from his home in Danville, Ill, next
Wednesday. Miss Cannon will join her
father about December !.
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MRS. ANNE TUBBS
BECOMES BRIDE
OF DR.. BRODIE

Mrs. Anne Tailant Tubbs. formerly Of
San Francisco, was married at noon to-
day in her apartments in Stoneleigh
Court, 10 DR.. Benjamin Brodie. Of De-
troit, the Rev. Z. II. Ward, of Pitts
burg, officiating.
Yellow and white chrysanthemums
and palms formed the decorations in
the drawing room. where the ceremony
took place. The bride wore hand
some gown of pale blue crepe embroid-
cred in silver. Charles Campbell OF
Detroit, acted as best man for Dr.
Brodie. and Mrs. Tubbs was unat-
tended.
Immediately after the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served, and later
DR.. and Mrs. Brodie left Washington
for their bridal trip. and their future
home in Detroit
Among the guests we're Mr.. Justice
and Mrs. McKenna, the Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy and Mrs. NeWberry,
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Williams, Capt
and Mrs. Richardson Clover. Mr.. and
Mrs George T. Marye, Captain and
Mrs. Eberle, Captain and Mrs hnapp'
Judge and Mrs Hatch. DR.. and MIS-
william G. ErVing, Mrs. Talbot, MISS
Taylor, and Mr., and Mrs. Henry Ward,
all of Washington.
The guests from out OF town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington Walker, Of
Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Greene,
Of Detroit; DR.. and Mrs. Allen Fletcher,
of Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. e L. Strong,
OF Detroit; Paul Bagley, of Detroiti Mrs.
L. H Ward, OF Pittsburg, and Mr..
Chaplin, OF New York. Austin Tubbs,
George Tubbs, and Tallant Tubbs, the
three sons Of the bride. were also
present
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John Paul Jones, who has been very
Ill. is now COnVaIesCent.
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pates for BaeheIors, contiIIiOns.

January s. January 3. and February
10, are the dates selected by the Bach
elors for their annual series Of cotiIlions,
the srnartest events OF the dancing con-
tingent. They will be given IN the ball
room OF the Willard as usual and the
committee IN charge Of arrangements
Includes; Gist Blair, president; Capt J.
Curtis Gilmore. jr., vice president; j..
AfandervilIe Carlisle, treasurer; Reginald
S Huidekoper. secretary; Jerome Bona
parte, Frederick H. Brooke, Lieut.. Com.
Cleland Davis. William r. Hit. Capt
Frank Mccoy, and Lieut. Edward Nc
CaUley, jr
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FOR -.
Mount Vernon

STEAMER CHARLES MACALEsTER
Daily-10 a. N. and 1915 p. m fSundays ex-
ceptedl. Fare (round-trip excursion ticketT1
60 cents. Admission 10 grounds and manslo1
> cents
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Captain Fourier, military attache Of
the French embassy. has just returned
from Mexico, where he spent his leave
OF absence.
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Prince "a Lyrar, Of the German en-
bassy. entertained at a small informal
dinner party last evening in honor Of
Mir. Won EaJoWitz, who viii leave
Washington shortly for Mexico, where
he will act as charge d affaires Of the
German legation there. in tile absence
Of the minister Baron Won Wagenheiu-
The other guests were also members
OF the Diplomatic Corps. The dinner
was given dJ the ShOTGham.
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Mrs- COrtsiyou has gone to visit her
sister. Mrs II J. Hayden. ia Reading.
Ia Mrs. CorJelyou will begin her reg
ular days at home the Wednesday after
Thanksgiving.
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The family and friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles K. Woler are rejoicing
over the birth, Wednesday, Of a little
daughter
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Miss ELEANOR Granger, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Granger, will re-
turn 10 her home on Connecticut ave
Hue tomorrow She has been the guest
OF Mrs. Francis r. Lane, in Port De
TJDsit Md
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Among the army and navy 0Oterie at
the Breslin Hotel, New York city, are
l. Z. Morgan, u. 5 N; Provost l. RAJ
bin, L. 5 N; Lie It D. w. Wurtsbaugh
and wife, L. S. ~ Capt. NJ. c. Buck
ley, U. S, A.; R c. Moore, T. S. A; h
Q. Fiske, U. S. A; Capt. J. {. Morrow
and wife, Mrs c. R. Cecil y. 5. NJ
Miss Cecil n A Anderson. L. S. NJ
Capt. w. 2. Plat. U. S. A.
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Miss Carrie Blanche and Miss Annie
Louise Sinclair, OF 10ls Pennsylvania
avenue southeast left Wednesday even
ing 20 visit the Jamestown Exposition.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05
COUNTY NEWS.
WEST DUMMERsToN.

Thomas Clark is working for Matte
lluntley,
Fred Rogers Is in Monson visiting his
ather, +, Z, Rogers,
Mrs. II. Marsh has returned with her
daughter Mrs Charles Wilkins
John Taft has tapped over 1000 maple
trees and is having a fine run OF sap.
George u. Field is drawn as petit Juror
from this town for the next term OF county
court
Mrs, h, A, knight is visiting in Boston
Tor the week past and will return Sat.
urday,
Mrs. Robert Combs, who is in the hos.
ital at Bmttleboro, has much improved
and is expected home this week,
The quarry has started again with sew.
eal resident workmen formerly employed
10y George 4. Lyons's Granite company
and T, j, Manning, manager
Ralph Clifford of Monson, Mass, was
calling on friends last Tuesday, lie was
formerly resident here us manager OF
the granite quarry several years ago.
Charles llosley and his sister, Mrs.
Maria johnson of Springfield, Mass, ar
rived Tuesday evening visiting at William
Lconad's and the old homestead ON Dunn
merston HILL Mr.. Hosley returned Thurs
day
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WHITINGHAM.

Elmer HasEins has gone to Mrs. Brown,
to board.
There were Easter services in the Bap
fist church last Sunday evening.
The bell on the Baptist church has
been taken down this week and will be
replaced by a new one.
Ernest Murdoch is moving into Mrs
Larrissa Browns tenement recently va
Gated by Charles Hicks.
Electa Wheeler has been assisting with
the work at Harley Upton's, Mrs. Upton
having been i'll with asthma.
The Thomas Finn moving pictures show
is here for week. The people are board
ing at Mrs. Electa Wheeler's.
Henry Read, 70, died at 4 o'clock Tues
day morning of pneumonia with which
he had been i'll two weeks. He was
thought to be getting better until Satur-
day night when he suffered relapse and
did not rally. The funeral was held yes
terday at the house, the Methodist min
Burial was in the Village cemetery. Mr..
Read was born in Stamford, Vt, Aug. ID,
1886, the son of Thomas and Polly Read.
He married Feb. 2S, 1861, Fanny Atherton
who died July II, 1894 Of this union
there were born seven children: Wellman
of Hartwellville; Clara, wife of Frank
Jillson of this village; David, who lives
at home; Eva, wife of +. S. Alexander
of Leyden, Mass; Esther, wife of Arthur
Osmorne of Williamstown, Mass; Minnie,
wife of Win Crosier of Wilmington, and
Otis of this village. There is also an
adopted daughter, Mary. wife of Morey
Lynde of West Guilford. Mr. Read is
survived by an aged mother who lives in
Rowe, Mass, two brothers. Alfred and
Ashton, and one sister, Mrs. Willard Har
rington of Readsboro.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05
NORTH HINSDALE.

Edward Toombs OF Westfeld, Mass, is
at his fathers.
Samuel Hudson made a business trip to
Greenfield last Tuesday.
Mr.. Edwards of Newfane was at Franl,
Whites the first of the week.
Julius Streeter OF Keene made a short
visit with his parents tins week.
Nelson Thomas of Chesterfield has been
visiting his son, Chester Thomas.
Mrs viii Miner of Keene recently Wis.
tied al her fathers. Eugene Hastingss.
George Gill has moved his family to
Winchester, where he has a position driv-
ing team.
Mr. Prescott has moved his family to
his recently purchased farm, the old Rich
ardson place.
Sydney Darling has given up his posi-
ton in Fitchburg and viii remain at home
during the summer.
George Green returned last Monday af-
ter a few days visit with relatives in
Brookheld and Worcester, Mass.
Miss Della Streter, the nurse, returned
from Dummerston yesterday, where she
has been on ease the past few weeks.
The Dame place has changed hands
again. The new family is moving in this
week.
After a two weeks vacation schools
are again in session. The Monument
school has an increase of five pupils, all
coming from the steam mill vicinity.
1t is rumored that G. S. Parker has sold
his farm to Mr.. Dodge. Mr.. Dodge's farm
has been bargained for by the Connecticut
River Power company, being in the food
ed district
Mr.. Pettee has let his green houses to
a tobacco grower, the same one who has
hired l., +. Liscom's ground The green.
houses were sown to tobacco seed the
first of the week.
Samuel Hudson has taken time by
the forelock, and engaged ex-senator Par
sons of Greenfield as speaker Memorial
day, Mr.. Hudson is the right man in the
right place and if the rest do their part
there is no doubt but the day will be
one of success.
4 party was rendered Terryl Crownin-
shield last Wednesday evening, the oc-
casion being the anniversary of his birth
day. A goodly number were there and
all wish him many happy returns of the
day Refreshments of cake, coffee and
fruit were served.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Ralph Worien, who attends school in
Bmttlchoro, is at home during vacation.
Freezing nights and warm sunny days
have furnished some good sugar weather
he past week,
Miss May Kelsey OF Northfcld seminary
Is spending her Easter vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Kelsey.
Miss Ella j. Stratton went Monday
morning to Putney where she has taken
a position as housckeepcr for l., +. Blood.
Mrs. John +. Moore and son Kendall
have returned from visit TO Mrs. Morse
father and other relatives in Boston and
vicinity,
Rev. Miles G.. Upper recently made a
trip to PASSPORT, Me. While there he
preached in the Washington Street Bap-
fist church.
Miss Ruby Ingram with the last quar-.
ter completed four years of regular at
tendance at Sunday school. She will re-
ceiyc diploma badge.
New blinds have been hung on the front
Of the parsonage. II is hoped that the
parsonage will appear in new coat of
paint during the spring.
Mrs. Carlton Sparks of Springfield,
Mass, was the guest of Mrs. Samuel II
h"iSc Idsl lludl anu SATURDAY Miss
fIosford Of Greenfield was visitor at
the same place Wednesday of this week
The opening exercises in Sunday school
last Sunday morning were devoted to
short Easter program by the children UNI
der the direction of Mrs. Willard. The
church was tastefully decorated with
potted plants.
The last meeting OF the aid society was
with Mrs. l.. W. Shepard instead of Mrs.
Della llescock as at first planned. \ few
selections Were read. The next
meeting will be at the vestry Thursday,
Meeting from until o'clock
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BrattlebOrO Local

The grange sewing society VIII
meet next Friday afternoon.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisemcnt of the Il. X. Clark automobile
company who have leased the lower
floor of the Milestone building and
will open garage and automobile
salesroom there soon.
An illustrated lecture on the city
of Petra will be given by Rev. L. I.
Mathison in Festival hall Tuesday
evening, April 16, for the benefit Of
the Ladies Aid society Of st. Mich
ael 5 Episcopal church.
The next meeting of the Brattle-
boro Professional club will be held in
the Brooks House Monday evening. \
paper win be read by Prof. l.. \. But
terfeld on Some Theories of Ether
Vibrations; It's Relation to Telepathy.
The discussion will be led by Rev.
George B. Lawson.
The regular meeting of the Wind
ham County Ministers association was
held Monday at the home of Rev. H..
r. Miles. A paper on Henry Ward
Beecher was read by Rev. A. j. Mar
tin of West Townshend, and Rev d.
c. Fisher of Westminster West gave a
review of Coe S Psychology and Relig.
ion.
j. D. Roadway has sold his valuable
river farm in the northern part of the
town including large timber tract to
Warren G. Doolittle. The sale was
made through S. W. Edgett & com.
pany' S agency Mr., and Mrs. Redway
will move in to the house on Grove
street which they bought last week of
Col. A. 7. Dunton.
A very pleasant gathering was
that which met by invitation of Mrs.
W. F. Mixer at her home on Western
avenue Monday afternoon and even
ing in honor of Mrs. A. A. Barker, the
occasion being the latter's birthday.
About % were present, chiefly officers
of the Pomona and Protective oranges,
among them being Pomona Master w.
l.. Walker, Secretary Mrs. Abbie B.
Patch and Lady Assistant Steward
After a delicious and bountiful sup
per Pomona Master Walker on behalf
Of those present in a felicitous speech,
presented Mrs Barker with a set of
fine napkins and a handsome gold
brooch as tokens of appreciation of her
faithful and efficient work in the
grange. Mrs. Barker responded feel,
ngly and was followed briefly by
State Master Pierce, Protective Master
Spaulding, Past Pomona Master Frost |
md others. The company then re-
paired to the dining room for warm
sugar on snow, both brought from the
farm by Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Frost. A
Using vote of thanks was given the
hostess and the affair which was a
complete surprise to Mrs. Barker was
,oted an "April fool" joke of the
light sort.
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EAST JAMAICA.

II. J. Allen of Brattleboro visited rela-
tives in town recently.
Rev. 4. f. Martin of West Townshend
is sugaring on c. W. Dunbar's farm.
w. 5. Allen and Arthur Gleason
bought and drove home several head of
cows from Dover last week.
Mrs. Leon Grout and daughter Muriel.
Of Three Rivers, Mass, are the guests of
Mrs: CIRCUITS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
NJ. Butler.
Rev. Mr.. Dressler held meetings last
week in the River schoolhouse which were
quite well attended. He will hold an
other meeting there next Wednesday even
ing.
Arthur Gleason and May Robinson went
to New York Thursday. where they were
called on account of the illness of Mr..
Gleason's sisters family,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05
SOMERSET.


The listers were out last Monday
D. S. Haskins of Searsburg is visiting L
c. Harris a few days.
Mrs. Addie Fish is on the sick list. DR.
Page is in attendance.
DR.. Dunn went to East Somerset last
Tuesday to visit Mrs. Eastman, who is
i'll.
Marshall Brothers had an auction al
East Somerset last Thursday to dispose
of their horses.
John Kenney took his horses to North
Adams last Wednesday. His log contract
is closed and he will move to New Hamp
shire.
Mrs. William Paddock received news
last Thursday of the death of her father
John Bellows of Clarksburg, Mass.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05
GUILFORD CENTER.

Mrs. H. J. Richmond and her daugh
ter Mrs. H. f. Thayer, are at the for
mer's cottage for few days.
The many friends of Miss Mary Bracket
will be glad to hear that she was able to
return to her home last Sunday after
spending many weeks in the Lynch hos
pital. She has been visiting her sister
for the past few days.
Telephones are convenient at all times
and especially to call for your neighbors,
after setting bonfire and having it get
the start of you, as in the case of s. NJ.
Bullock on Wednesday afternoon. 1t
looked at first as though it might do CON
siderable damage but with brush and
Bags in the hands of several that arrived
it was soon controlled
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05
Deaths

In Brattleboro, March 81, William God
frey Crosby, So.
In West Halifax, March 25, Mrs. Jennie
$. Dix Clark, wife of W. E. Clark, aged
46.
In Wilmington, April 2, Mrs. Harriet J..
Alvord, SS.
In West Wardsboro, March 81, Mrs.
Maria Prouty, "a.
In Westminster, April 8, Mrs. Mary
Ranstead Foster, SO.
In Chesterfield, N. H., March %, Mrs.
Persis Wilson, 70.