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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-16
NEWFANE.

Mrs. j. l.. Martin and Katherine came
Monday for few days vacation.
A slight frost was seen at Rand's cross
ing Thursday morning. No damage done,
however
Mrs. Alvin Gates and her mother have
both been ON the sick list but are some
what better
Claude Maher who is in the mercantile
business at Wilmington, is at his father :
for vacation.
The workmen on the court house have
finished the ceiling and are now putting
on the paper.
Henry Allen, an old,time resident of
Newfane, and Mrs. Allen are among the
guests at the Newfane inn.
Friday evening a number of our young
people attended the dance at Williams
vile. They reported pleasant time.
Henry d. Whitney of West Wardsboro
has been granted a pension this week OF
from IS to Sl7 through the Carpenter
agency.
Mrs. II. A. Carpenter and her daugh-
ter, Winnie, with the twins were in MARI
boro Wednesday and Thursday visiting
old scenes and friends,
Mrs, 4. w. Chaplin with four children,
including the twins, came Monday for a
visit of a few weeks at her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. IL. A. Carpenters.
Clyde /. Randall went Saturday to
Saratoga Springs for few days OF we'll
earned vacation and to return home with
his sister, Lena, who has been there
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cudworth and son,
tfts-
ting at Bert Morse's last week. Mr.. Cud-
worth and son have gone to Mortified
and Greenfield but Mrs. Cudworth will re-
main with Mrs. Morse for a while.
A number of summer visitors have been
at the County House this week, includ.
ing Mrs. NJ. L. Morse and daughter OF
Worcester, Mass, G., A. King, OF Merlden,
Conn, a friend of Major BiXbee; Martha
I. Eager and j. Frank Chase, George h.
Dopee and b. Hammond all OF Boston.
Newfane is fast becoming a center for
baseball On Saturday the Dummerston
team REINFORCED by five from the Ath.
letics of Brattleboro came up for trial
with Newfane. The result was a lively
game with a victory for the visitors by
a score of 6 to >. On Monday the Towns
bend team came down and the Newfane
boys put them through a little practice
with an interesting game. Young Rodney
Merton did some fine catching in the field.
A wave OF excitement swept over the
village at IL a, IN. Wednesday caused by
an alarm of fire at W, T. Bruces, one
halls mile out Nearly all the available
ecple including our summer guests start
ed at once for the scene, W. 7. Eames
took over three fire extinguishers and
the blaze was soon under control. The
fire was in the horse stable and developed
into quite a blaze but Mr., Bruce was Tor.
tunately nearby and no great amount OF
damage was done. The horse IN the
stable was somewhat scorched. The cause
is not known, but supposed to be spon'
taneous combustion,
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ATHENS.

Mr. and Mrs. +. E. Ober OF Bellows
Falls spent Sunday in town.
Ephraim Fuller and Al Marsh of
Tcwushend were in town Sunday.
Hazel and Harold Bemis of Shelburne
Falls, Mass, are visiting their uncle, Nal
Btmls.
Elmer French and viii Bemis have
gone to Springfield, Mass, to visit friends
and relatives.
John Bratton and George Morehouse
attended the dance at Cambridgeport Sat
urday evening.
Miss Maggie Keefe is spending her yaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius keefe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John jenkins and Anna
Ambrose OF Townshend were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Smith Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Holden and Helen
Tolman of Keene and Mr.. and Mrs. W
4. Marvin OF Saxtons River visited at
Nal Bemis's Sunday.
Mrs. Flora Bemis Hass, who has been
employed as bookkeeper in one OF the
loung Peoples Mission houses in New
York city the past year, has been pro
NOTED recently and is now one OF the
managers.
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WEST WARDSBoRo.

Mr.. Steinhoff of Annawan, ILL.,, is stop
ping at the hotel.
The Ladies' social circle is to meet at
the vestry next week Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Smith fell Saturday and hurt
one foot SO she could not step on it for
few days. 1t is much better now.
Rev. w. Boardman went to Hartwell-
vile Friday to the council of ministers
and delegates held there. Ray and Miss
May Lyman are in Springfield and Green
field, Mass, visiting relatives.
Rev. B. II. Eddy is preaching each
evening this week except Saturday and it
is expected he will preach Sunday, the
18th inst, also. There were four minis
tiers present at last Sunday morning s
service.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cady of Amherst.
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Roth of New
York city, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Hooker of
Worcester, Mass, Mrs. R. II. Wilder of
Manchester, n H., are spending a few
weeks at Mrs. M. L. Shines.
Some other visitors in town have been
Leslie Jones of Shutesbury, Mass, at H.
Paynes's; a party OF four gentlemen from
Williamstown, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sydney Morris from Florida at H. A..
Yates, Mrs. Henrietta Blodgett of Put
ney at William Waite's, Miss Alice Bick-
more of Springfield Mass, at Mr.. Bick-
more's, Mrs. Lamb from Brattleboro to
see her sister, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Jessie
Slawson and daughter, Irene, of De Soto,
Mo-, and Mrs. ID. Doane and two children
OF Springfield at Mrs Jane Fitts's, Mr..
and Mrs. M. d. Learnard of Waterbury.
Conn.,, at E. o. Newell's.
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EAST JA--AICA.

Miss Stella Spring of Boston is visit
ing at w. S. Aliens.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gleason and daugh-
ter drove to Stratton Wednesday.
Mrs. Martha Howard, who has been i'll
a long time is very low at this writing
G II. Gleason and family and Miss
Stella Allen were guests of b. l.. Glea-
son at West Windham Sunday.
G. Z. Allen and family OF Northampton,
Mass, came Monday to visit his father
and sisters families for a short time.
Mrs. Marcia Gleason and granddaugh-
ter. Lila Allen, visited at b. l.. Gleason $,
in West Windham the middle OF the
week.
". S. Allen and E. NJ. Howard started
Wednesday for Nergennes where they Will
visit Mr.. Aliens brother, G. L. Allen and
family.
Mrs. Louise Whitney, who has been
staying with her mother, Mrs. &. E. Sy-
monds for few weeks, returned to her
home in Guilford Monday.
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WEST TOWNSHEND.

Victor Boyden is spending some time at
his fathers.
Josiah and Mary Taft visited in Towns
bend last week.
Miss Sarah j. Allen is at her brother
for the summer
Ella and Hurdis Smith were home from
Windham Sunday.
Mrs. 0. E. Burnap is at Ocean Park,
Me-, for two weeks.
Miss Beatrice Lawrence of Chester is
visiting Mrs. Nathan Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith Of Bellows
Falls visited relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mann OF Brattle-
boro were recent guests at 9. U. Elm
balls.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Harris and Mr.. and
a few days.
Mrs. James Gordon and daughter,
Kathryn of Watertown, N y, are guests
at John Bishops.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bates and son,
Leslie, of Three Mile Bay, n. y, are
spending few weeks at their farm here.
Mrs. Fl. N. Jacques and daughter, Dor
othy, and Mr.. and Mrs, William Ander-
son of Maiden, Mass, are boarding al
Fred Smiths.
Mrs. Earl Hadlock and son, Wilfred,
returned to their home in Somerville,
Mass, this week. Mrs. S. 0. Garfield
accompanied them.
Mrs. Anna G. Carr and son, Charles,
Miss Virginia Theile, Miss Ethel Bristol
and Abner Bristol have been at Sunset
lake in Marlboro for few days.
Mrs Ernest Burbee and son, Harold of
Springfield, Mass, and Mrs. Julia V.
Barrett and daughter, Lottie, of Brattle-
boro, have been guests at Dr. G. I. Gales.
Rev. A. E. Martin has been attending
the conference at East Mortified, Mass.
this week. w. H. Taft and family and
Miss Virginia Theile are also there for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Church and daugh-
ter, Lucy, and Miss Macomber, who have
been spending few weeks at the San
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JAMAICA.

Mrs. Coon has returned from the Moody
meetings.
Miss Beatrice Emerson of Mortified is
visiting in town.
Mrs. Abba Reed of Chesterfield, n. H.,
has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hulett OF Salem,
Mass, have returned home.
Mrs. Fanny Howard has new single
roof on her house and barn.
Mr. Sellers has gone to New Iork TO
meet two nieces from England.
William Cutler of Toledo, o., former
Jamaica resident, is visiting in town.
l.. j. Noble OF Brooklyn returned home
Saturday. Mrs Noble and children VIII
remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laforest Newman of Nor
wood, Mass, are visiting Mrs H. d.
Newman.
Frank Dobbin of Shushan, n. ". is
spending his vacation with his aunt, Mrs.
David Eddy.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gleason of Brattle,
boro are visiting Mr.. Gleason's parents at
Jamaica hotel.
Mrs. C. NJ. Goodnow and son, Ned, Of
Westfeld Mass, are guests OF y. A
Muzzy and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcclellan and daughter
of Providence, K. l., are boarding with
Mrs Charles Howe.
Rev. and Mrs b, H. Eddy Of Charles,
ton, Pa, were recent guests OF MI ana
Mrs. O. 4. johnson.
Thomas II. Lawrence of Brooklyn. y
Y. Joined his wife and son, Elliot, at their
summer home Saturday night.
The Jamaica Lumbey company's mill
was shut down for several days last week
on account of the main belt giving away
W. l.. Barnes has built a piazza on the
front and side of his tenement house.
That and liberal coat Of paint have made
it look fine.
Mrs. DIR. Doane and children, Zilpha
and Arlyn also Miss Irene Gleason OF
Springfield VT, are guests at the ia
maica House.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson left Sat
urday morning for Mortified to visit their
son, Roy and family. and also to take
in the Moody meetings.
Mrs. James P. Root and daughter, Miss
A. L. Root of Boston, mother and SIS
ter of Mrs. Bowman, arrived Wednesday
night and are now guests at the Bowen
home.
A goodly number of the members of the
Missionary club and their friends met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs Bowman. As the
weather was warm the meeting was held
upon the lawn. Among the guests from
out of town were Mrs. j. p. Root and
daughter of Boston. mother and sister
of Mrs. Bowman, also Miss Mary Root
i
the missionary work She gave a very
interesting account of the work which is
being done by the missionaries among the
heather people Miss Root enjoys the
work and will return to her field of labor
in September. A luncheon was served.
The tea used came direct from the tea
fields of India.
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RAWSONVILLE.

Oren /. Smith and Miss Cora Brown
of Athens visited at lrvin smiths pe''
of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shattuck OF
South Londonderry called in tins nelsh'
borhood Saturday.
! Martin II. Kingsbury is visiting the
family Of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Rich,
in Fitchburg, Mass.
Miss Martha Goodman OF Utlca, N,
Y, has been recent visitor at MI anu
Mrs. G. Il. Hunts,
| Mrs. Webster Rawson received a VISIT
last week from her brother, Eugene H.
Brown, of Troy, n. y.
w. l.. Rawson, Birney Wilder and Ar
thur Williams are haying at JUSTIN law
sons in Thompsonburg
Miss Eliza Rawson Of Willlmantles
Conn, spent last week at the nome OIL
her uncle b. b. Rawson.
Bertha Parsons of South Londonderry
is STAYING for time with her graha'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Robbins
Nh. and Mrs. f. b. Pier were in Brat
tlehoro Wednesday and Thursday and at
tended The Toymakers Wednesday even
ing
Miss Nina styles, WIZ nus 49,"
ing in Arlington several weeks, began
work Monday at a hotel in Cambridge
n. Y.
Edwin Place is again appearing IN pun
lie after having remained in secluslon sew
eral weeks on account Of an exposure TO
whooping cough.
A number from this way have lately
been to Stratton blueberrying, and re-
port excellent success. Raspberrles have
been very abundant, and quantities have
been gathered.
Mrs. j. W. Sabin, with her daughter;
Miss Dorothy, and son, John Richard
Sabin. spent few days this week at
Frank W. Piers, before returning to their
home in Akron, o.
An automobile party consisting OF Mr.;
and Mrs. Ira w. Peabody. Misses Mabel
and Irene and Master Harold Peabody
OF Lebanon, n. H., and Miss Alma Hazel
tine of Andover spent several days VISIT
ing relatives here last week.
News has been received OF the birth
Of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Mentie b.
Kingsbury of Guild, n. II. The child Is
grandson to Mrs. Angie Kingsbury, and
great. grandson to Mrs. Lydia Joseph OF
tins place.
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adelphia. have been guests at the Green
Mountain inn,
Mrs. Marena Cushman is spending a
few DAYS with her nephews, Joseph and
Roscoe Estabrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Vose have moved
from Frank Gallops to Albert AldHeh :
house in this village.
Mrs. Warren Pease was in North
Adams recently to see her son, Homer,
who is there in the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Kingsley of Jackson,
VILE were in town Wednesday to attend
the funeral Of Sylvester johnson.
A. D. Knight and granddaughter,
Nvrth pike OF Wardsboro spent Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. c. Z. Mann.
Miss Louise Mann spent Monday and
Tuesday with her grandfather A. ID.
Knight, at his farmhouse in Stratton'
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Leonard OF Wa
tcrbury, Conn, visited MI Merrlii SIS
ter. Mrs George Adams, Wednesday,
viii Harvey of Whitehall, n, Y, visited
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey,
and sister Mrs. Collie Lane, last week.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold a pic
nj, with Mrs. Ellen Boyle next Wednes-
day if the weather is suitable. All are
cordially invited.
News was received here Monday OF the
death Of Sylvester j. johnson, former
resident OF this town but who had been
spending the last few weeks with his son,
George johnson in Readsboro. lie was in
his SD year. having been born in this
town Dec. l., 1924. He is survived by
sx children. Frank s. of Wilmington,
Fred Ii. OF this town, Emma CARPENTER,
Eugene and Judson of Manchester n.
H.. and George Of Readsboro, and four
grandchildren. His wife died May 10,
1905 The funeral was held at the church
in this village Wednesday and burial in
the family lot in the village cemetery.
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WEST DUMMERSToN.

Extreme hot weather; thermometer 81
in the shade.
Miss Sadie Wilson has returned to her
home in Montpelier.
Samuel Clark has rented the H. S. Nor
cross house and moved into it.
Miss Jesse Pike of Williamsville will
spend a few weeks at w. B. Leonard's.
James Clark is moving into the w.
w. Wilson house he recently purchased
The women will serve ice cream for the
hall fund on Friday evening this week.
Miss Blanch Whitney of Wardsboro is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. William Butter
field.
The large party that attended the
dance at Williamsville report very pleas
ant time.
Thomas Labreque left for Holyoke,
Mass, this week after visiting his fam
lily several days.
Mrs Louise Ladd of Haverhill, Mass,
will spend several weeks with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Washer.
The town treasurer will be at the post
office in West Dummerston Wednesday,
Aug 81, to receive taxes.
Miss Leora and Alice Connarn and Miss
Winnie Willard had an outing to Lon
donderry last Wednesday.
Increases of pension have been granted
to George B. Field and William Butter
field on account of old age.
Mrs. Hattie Elliot and son of North
field, VT, were visitors here this week
with old friends and neighbors.
Frances Pratt and son, Willis, and
family of Greenfield were guests of his
nephew, Charles Taft, last week.
John Taft's large touring automobile
car is in demand by many going on ex-
cursions over the hills and far away.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Streeter are Wis.
iting their daughter at Lisbon, N Y, and
among the Thousand Islands of the st.
Lawrence.
Walter Wilson spent few days this
week assisting his mother and brother,
Albert, in packing her household goods
prior to shipment when Mrs. Wilson
leaves for her new home with her son,
Walter in Connecticut. Mrs. Wilson, wife
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Estate Of ELI CLARK.
The undersigned having been '?Ela
by the Hon. Probate Court ..r The w. W.
of Marlboro COMMISSIONERS % fzaa
examine and adjust all claims and dlsG n
of all persons against the estate 4 Il 4
CLARK, late of Dummerston, IN 81 n
trict, deceased, and all claims ezl2 ,.. i 1
offset thereto, hereby give notice ~, \
will meet for the purpose aforesalS1 i I, !.
P. Wellman & Co. $ store on the -iH "
Of August, and 25th day Of ja9u5g Il
each Of said days, and that SIX I..is; =, /
the 27th day of July A. D, 1901, j. 4
time limited by said Court for sac i, - n
tors to present their claims to US ]"
animation and allowance D.. N
Dated at Brattlehoro, Vt, TINS 90
of August, A. D. 1907, -,-,ry
T. H. MILLER :,
1924 Commlsa...
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MNeW HdnDshiirt
sPoFFoRD

Monday was the hottest DAY Of III /,
son.
Annie Kilbun returned hous as !,
day.
Mrs. Abbie Reed OF Mortified. NJ
spent Sunday at her brothers Jo, =
Inns.
Lewis Quimby and daughter q .,
ton, Mass, are visiting at d. J,Eh
ler's.
Dr.. and Mrs. F. f. johnson O. IN.
Mass, were visitors al Dr. J. T +
ler's last week.
The Methodist Ladies All soagr 1
serve ice cream lemonade and cass iis
day afternoon, Aug. p Cookies All II.
articles will also be ior sale o. Va
Hannum's lawn,
Eben Brown died a, bis home ID
south part OF the town July . gsI
long painful illness. lie leave. az III
wife. a daughter. Mr-. Chester NGa
ming. and several grandchildren u
sympathy is expressed for them i Z
bereavement.
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WARDSBORO.

Mrs. Nichols of Newfane is visiting
Miss Hanna Halonen.
Edwin Phelps of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting at j. Z. Gleasons.
Mrs. Spencer Robertson is visiting her
daughter, Lizzie, in Wellington
+. H. Foster has gone to South Shafts
bury, where he will open a barber shop.
Mss Myra Ware of Newton, Mass, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Julia Ware,
and sister, Carrie Ware.
Mrs. Laura Blanchard and Mrs. Irene
Dexter who have been visiting in Peter
sham, Mass, have returned to their home
here.
Mrs. Allen of Chester visited Mrs. A.
l.. Wiley the first of the week from here
She will go to Lake Pleasant, Mass, Mrs.
Wiley accompanying her.
Mr.. and Mrs George Underwood of
Bellows Falls have been visiting Fred
Underwood Mrs. C. w. Martin and Miss
Mary Underwood, returning home We'd
nesday.
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Gum arabic, which forms one of the most
important minor exports of Egypt, is really
the sap from special kind Of tree which
grows from three to five yards in height,
whole forests of which are found in the
kordofan province and also near Gedid, in
the White Nile province. The natives are
free to collect the gum. The season during
which the trees yield their sap runs from
December to May. Prior to gathering the
crop the natives prepare the trees by slight
iy cutting the bark in numerous places. The
sap then exudes solidifes in the shape Of
large and small Jumps and is afterward
gathered by hand, such gathering being
done before the rainy season commences.
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EAST DOVER.

w. D. Howe is attending the meetings
at Mortified this week.
Miss Winifred Sherman is in South
Londonderry visiting her sister, Mrs. d.
NJ. Hale, this week.
Mrs. Fred Randall and her two daugh-
tiers, Margaret and Elinor of Somerville,
Mass, is this week visiting her sisters,
Mrs. Frank Gould and Mrs. w, c. Halla-
day.
Mrs. w. D. Howe went to Brattleboro
last Saturday. When she returned the
first of the week she was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. S. Grauhering, who will
spend some time with her.
Miss Marian Howe took trip to New
York last week and will visit in An
sonia and New Haven, Conn. On her re-
turr home she will take in the meetings
at Mortified for few days.
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SOUTH WARDSBoRO.

The body of Mark johnson was brought
here Sunday for burial beside those of
his wife and child. Mrs. johnson was
Abbie Reed, sister of J. c. and A. B.
Reed of this village. Mr., johnson was
born in this part of the town and was a
resident here for many years.
The Ladies' Aid society of this place
will hold its annual sale of fancy and use
full articles the evening of Aug. o. Sup
per will be served from $50 to $50
There will be a short entertainment by
the young folk interspersed with music
by the older ones. The proceeds will go
toward repairing the church. All are
cordially invited.
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TIE BRATTIEBORO REFORMER FRIDAY AUGUST 49, 1907

Of the late w. w. Wilson, has spent
most of her life here rearing large lam,
ily has been identified with church ana
society and will be greatly missed by her
many friends. NJ.
Mrs. Belle Norcross and daughter
Ncttie of Springfield, Mass, and MRS,
frank Norcross OF Brattleboro, were guests
of families of Charles f. Wilson ana a.
O. Norcross this week.
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Legal Notices.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Estate of JAMES B. FROST
The undersigned having been lfiz
by the Hon. Probate Co.r, for 'ie tEi
Of Marlboro COMMISSIONERS, 60 HN1
examine and adjust all claims sd il-h.
Of all persons against the estate q. l4tA
B. FROST, late Of Bratle5ora IL ~ y
trict, deceased, and al claims sIaisA /
Offset thereto, hereby give notice 'I
win meet for the purpose Aforesaid 4
Vermont National Bank on The 2'ii U
August and Goth day Of Daee1sa !.
nom o'clock p. m, until 8 otiak J 4
each Of said days, and tha, SIX month I
the 18th day Of July A. D. 1907 is ~ :
limited by said Court for ssid 'rsiIi,a
present their claims TO Us for a1i7lA-
and allowance. 49,, u
Dated at Brattleboro Vt. this -'2
c, W. RICHARDSON
CHAS. G. STAPLES
1880 Comn.".a''A
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MOuNrATNSIDE

The new guests are Miss Cara
Floyd Of Brookline, Mass. l,., Aazl
Newhallz OF Lynn, Mass, and Leo Gaz
New Rochelle, n. \,
Miss Jeane P. Holord Of HaAr5a
Conn. who has been spending ha u
ton at Mountainside. has ACCEPTED / !
sitlon as teacher of French at 0as.
legc, Honolulu.
Mrs. Frederick Fisk az tie cl.us
returned from her visit with Issaz
a; Lowell, Salem and Winthrop d B
latter place was a reunion Of a I
brothers and sisters, seven in lun!G
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West River TOWns
TOWNSHEND.
LELAND & GRAY PLANS.
Fall Term Begins Sept. 3-New
Teachers.

The fall term at Leland and Gray sem
mary will begin Tuesday, Sept. 3, Prof;
ii. W. Lewis, A. b.. who has handled
the school so successfully for the past
two Years is the principal and Miss Mary
i w. Plumb S A. B., has been retained as
teacher of history and science. The pru'
dental committee have been fortunate to
secure for the place left vacant by MIS-
Iewiss resignation, Miss Edith Nj:
Knight of Richmond, Me, a graduate, OF
Bates college, Miss Knight comes high
" recommended and has had valuable eX'
perience in teaching, Miss Harriet Hot
den of Brattleboro will have charge Oh
the department OF music. Everything
locks bright for the seminary. The fac
nltv is a strong one and there is pros
pec S of large student body. The pupils
will have as an added, advantage tins u;
The Townshend public library which has
been moved to the reading room OF the
seminary.
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lson homestead, returned to TivertOn,

derson, homestead, returned TO Tiverton,
Il, l., Monday,
Two memorial windows, bearing the
names Frederick S. Farwcll and Albert
Il. Farwel, have been added TO the front
Of the church A. S. Briggs of Windham
has finished painting and kalsomining the
prayer meeting rooms and a number OF
energetic men and women met last Tues
day for a general serubbing and cleaning
OF the church.
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Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is sold un
der a positive guarantee to cure consti
patton, sick headache, stomach trouble
or any form OF indigestion. If it fails
the manufacturers refund your money
What more can any one do. Sold by Al
Druggists.
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Irrigation has probably been practiced
mere extensively in Australia than any.
where else on the globe. In New South
Wales alone more than 1000, 600 acres have
been reclaimed by the development of the
ground water.