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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-29
IS HEARING ARGUMENTS
Wagner viii Suit Demurrer Is Up Be-
fore judge GeGt.

Judge Gest in the circuit court was
occupied today with the arguments on
the demurrer to the bill in the Wag-
ner will suit, by which George Wag.
ner seeks to secure possession of $780,
900 in stock of the Rock Island Brew
ing company, left to him in the will
OF the late George Wagner. The stock
is held in trust, and Mr.. Wagner claims
that he is entitled to the stock as well
as the income, under the will
The circuit court will be adjourned
tomorrow until Wednesday. and Judge
Gest will go to AledO and open the
December term of the circuit court
there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-29

riage of Miss Alma Swanson of Mo-
line to Milton G.. Sparks of Chicago.
The ceremony took place at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew G. Swanson. 522 Fifth avenue.
Moline Mrs. Minnie Wood, a sister
of the bride, played the wedding
march. The house was prettily decor
>ated and wedding dinner was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Sparks will reside in
Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-29
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

ISociety news, written or telephoned
o the society editor of The Argus, will
pc gladly received and published. But
either case the identity of the sender
nust be made known, to insure relia-
)ility. Written notices must bear sig
nature and address.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-29

Gtchee Ounce Outing Club The
Gitchee Ounce Outing club met last
evening at $50 at the home of Ed
ward Brein, 1910 Thirty-second street.
An old-fashioned Thanksgiving supper
was served, following which were mu-
sic and games. In the decorations the
club colors, purple and white bunt-
ing prevailed, and club pennants We're
used. Eight couples were present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-29

Charity Ball a Success.-The. charity
ball given at the Harper house last
evening was a most successful affair
season. There were about Is couples
present and the ladies in charge ex-
pect to clear about 5000 which will be
used for the support of the Old Ladies'
home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-29
Musical Program
Saturday Evening, November 80, 1907.

|.
D. THE UMPIRE Howard
MORNING
HOURS
s Seecton"T GRAND MOCUL
g. March"LA BELLE ROSA
T. Waltz LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS"
8 Melodies from SPRING CHICKEN
g. Seecdon-"THE THE THE
o. lntermezzo-- FAif<f QUEEN Wenrlch
l. Maurka .........
T. March FAITHFUL"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-29


nature and address,
Observation-Disclosures marriage of
Mrs. Grazella E. Babcock and Morris
H. Wilcher took place last evening at
O'Clock at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. Harriet E. Morrow, 1104
First avenue. Dr. r. B. Williams of
the First Methodist church performed
the ceremony in the presence of about
40 friends and relatives. The cere-
mony was followed by wedding din
ner. Mr.. Wilcher is employed as a
die maker with the Electrical Con
lstruction and Machinery company. He
and his bride went for a short wedding
trip and will later make their home
on Second avenue and Ninth street
Reception at Bethany Home.-This
evening at 1880 there will be recep
ton at Bethany home for all those who
have at any time taken part in the an
nual rummage sales for the benefit ol
the home. No individual invitations
have been issued, but the invitation is
general to all those who have ever as
sisted.
| Sparks Swanson.-Rev. Ira o. Moth
stein of Grace Lutheran church a
moon yesterday officiated at the mar
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23
NoRTHFIELD FARMS.

Alton Miner is i'll and pneumonia Is
foarnd The children in the family are
having whooping-cough .,
Mrs. Hollis Slate entertained several several
of her friends in her hospltable cottage
W uoar Point Pleasant yesterday
IT. Ninot of Westminster recently s';lni
made a short visit with ms oiu h,t0 Co..
q D. Adams, whom he had not iiie' -'i
. Ms John Carroll and four daughters er,,
IS Nt HIorrisyiIle. n. H., are spending a rev n
Javs in their home here ana Calling VI
''S Nrrs Martha Alexander has gone 10 TO
IN ~ her cousin. Mrs. Hannah kooI' al
s HTnn+agne and from there goes 10 hei
home in Springfield .,. oriI+
Mr. AIrs G. W. Stratton is finishing gun ~
,rb;cb has over $500 inch,,square Pleee9 and ID
!, # is attracting much attention otrv ''r Of
IT, +ifes Of the patience and industry u
tIe GOOD New England housewife.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter OF " ANIME The
hoWn been visiting in this part o. hu Snt
+ h Mr.. Hunter is a glpsy-InhTo Mo- HINT Iu
" IN the employ of the state NlLs' ~ he,
er III 1i; II he pleasantly remembered oy nel
eE VIII snbooImates as Estelle Browning, wnI
Giu ga 7op here with her parents and aVt ssn,,
llyeo oh me1 Her father came here lrTn
a. Adams. bought and moved 70 o olftorward
n 1I some % years ago anu 'i''i
moved to Lincoln.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23
JACKSONVILLE.

Miss Ethel Chase is visiting inehds III
Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Roundy is among the farmers here
buying lambs.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. f. Coleman and fanny
are visiting friends IN Massachusetts.
Forest Stetson of Greenfield called on
old friends in this place tuesday anu
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen Houghton and Mrs. Blaneh
Goodnough are visiting at their parents
w. A. Cheney's.
Mrs. George G. Hamilton and daughter
Maud of Brattleboro visited at hehr!
BARRIERS last week. 1
Mrs. Ellen Wakefield, daughter ana
grandson of Savannah, Ca, are visiting
Mrs. Wakeheld's brother. L. j.. Corhlils.
Henry Allen, who has been visiting at
E. S. Aliens, started Monday Ia ms du.
tomobile and will return to Shushah n oy
way of Bratteboro, Windsor, hlie MY MY
err junction, Woodstock, Rutland anu
Bennington. ...a,, ,roete
here Wednesday. Aug. IS, with parts IN
The program to be taken by outside talent
4 short farce will be presented ana tht
stion. Has Farming in New England
Seen It's Best Days! ucal and lnstru
mental mem i music, essays and rccitations VII
be given. The public is invited IN the
One Of the most cowardly acts tha'
could be imagined was the attempt oat
urday night to poison W. A. brown
horses with Paris green, oats ana san
and again Tuesday night to burn the Dail
where the horses are kept. FRANK Clos
%scnvered fine fire as he went out t
I'D his stage horses and with the he'll
Of Clarence Grousbecb who lives near b.
nut out the fire.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23

Beaver Meadow school, is guest at Mrs
keets.
George Hitchcock and his son OF Brim'
field were recent guests AT Fred a.
Wnght's.
Mrs. w. c. Smith and children Of West
Deeriield spent two days at her iathef
last week.
Miss Nichols of Worcester has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hart Mowry, toi
a few days.
Mrs. Badger is enjoying u visit from
her niece, Mrs Wilcox, and her daughter
of Springfield,
Miss Alice Lombard of Merden, Conn.
is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs
Dudley Miner.
Mrs. Kate Strange Hale of Springfield
with her daughter Gladys, is at her Ia
TIERS, Robert Stranges.
Mrs. Frank Frizzell and two sons OF
Greenfield spent last Friday with her SIS
! ter, Mrs. Andrew Dennison'
Lettce Severance of Waltham came
home TO see her father, U. ). Severance,
when he was i'll with mumps,
Mrs. Fanny Strecker and Mrs. Charles
jackson of Greenfield visited their aunt
J ~ N,
Charles Avery, Miss Alice. Avery and
Miss Grace Bosworth, all OF Westhelu'
visited at A. l.. Wright's last week.
Mrs. Crawford of Cleveland, o.; came
to see her grandmother, Mrs. julia fowes
and her uncle, 4. 7. Howes, and m'
family.
Lucy and Alice Davenport Of Greer
field spent a few days last week VIII
their grandparents, MIR, and Mrs D. II
Newcomb.
Mrs. j. II. Robertson is enjoying a visit
from her sisters, Mrs. Breen and Mrs
Blake of New York city, and her nephew
Mr.. Blake.
Mrs. Frank Chapman and Ruth o
Bardwell's Ferry visited her parents Mr
and Mrs. IL. L. Mowry, from Ihursda!
until Sunday.
Martin Davenport of Bernardston an'
George Edwards of Springfield wer
through town Thursday calling ON friend
: and visited at Andrew Dennisons.
Mrs. Julia Babb and her daughter o
Fitchburg are visiting at K, Is; ROPER.
! sons. They were guests at D. H. hoDer'
: sons Wednesday afternoon ana evening,
5 Thursday Mrs. Keet and family attend
4 ed the picnic on the banks OF the Col
Q necticut river which is held each year 0
. certain families from Weatherhead no
0 low and Bernardston.
Ida Waite of Springfield has come to Iv
+ with her uncle, Rev j. Cartmill. MI. an
j Mrs. Leach of Springfield are staying
: The parsonage. They went to Mortimer
a FRIDAY with Rev. and Mrs. Cartmll.
/ Mrs. Belle Tyler of Guillord is maxim
!; her annual visit at her fathers NJ
d Lizzie Newcomb of Brattleboro ana Mi'
7 Meta Newcom9 Of N %drnemb are "'S'
:. Mrs. Ernest Wilcox and Roscoe were
i her fathers, Frank Rices, on GreehhgiI
" Meadows the last OF the week Men
= who has been spending his vacation
his grandfathers, came home WIFI '4ie
Sunday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23
WEST DUMMERsToN.

Fred Wilder of the Centre is painting
the parsonage.
Ripley Bennett Of Northampton, Mass,
i visiting at Mr.. Huntley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burnett OF Brat.
fleboro were over Sunday guests oil his
son. w. w, Burnett.
Mrs. Olive De Wolf and daughter Maria
of Springfield Mass, visited Mr. ana Mrs'
W. Leonard this week.
Mrs. Dexter, whose summer home Is
at South Newfane, was guest oil Mrs'
Nell O'Brien last week. 49,, ,,,
John Connarn and four children OF Man
chester. n. H., are visiting his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. P. Connarn. ,o.
Water in the river has Deen so low that
the power house at the dam has smut
down some parts of the day.
Z. B. Russell has returned from New
London. Conn. where he was called py
The illness and death of his brother.
Jobn Manning, son of Thomas Manning
fell ont of a tree recently and fractured
the wrist of his left hand severely;
Arthur Wilson, son OF G. +. wilson,
who had his throat operated upon .py
DR.. Lynch of Brattleboro is much I'M
proved. ~. D.a44,ol,oro
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Higgins OF BrattleDoro,
ara snending a few weeks at Mrs. Higgins
| old home, the Burnett place. Ihey. are
/ little late in arriving on account oil Nrs'
/ Hipgins's recent illness.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23
WEST NoRTHF1ELD.

pohart Strange is home from 0i''H
fold for a weeks vacation ..;4od
iielI II Doolittle and Mrs. Chase Visi'e0
y II, :, AthoI a few days last week.
Mrs Hattie Hill has m b,y George
Johnson's tenement Vaca'e0
Shaw. r conhridqe has
,,oa VS. snending few days WIFI WI
ME- Me- clifford Holton and baby n, Garl ood
Mis- Laon visiting her parents MI Me-
nav A. Lincoln of Hlngnaim accom-.
\ :n"oin and little grandson, ErlG, III here
L lLaa;ed her home Monday Tor d Vi'i, na,.o
p1 Thare will be an ice,cream ana no Gag %
IheIe 1oThnson's hall Thursday, aug NO oh
sale az The he attractions will be Sid 70
Among cordial invitation IS eXtenuJJu ;,,e oe
bag. ano Now let us all save our THE The
e eve ;ce-cream and our nickeis A'
g'u p;,,iam Dickinson passed away .hort Ill IL
Which, H1%hrrsdav evening after as shoIC TO- I'D
week = n the age of 70 years; ne Join ag1
ness Saooncrepational church Az yeaIT II wa,
the LIP LII been very active IN IL: n Nortb
ana ldoi Iva" through his efforts tnaaarreoationa
i anig yenioys its present. oon y b;s owr
h eroh iii He had no children Oh for us every
cn t aiways had kind wor 3 h tot said he
y yh;,d ." Surely of him 1t codia He was
chi 'slnnot;ced what he preacheu ill he great
p lnan Of sterling worth ana 1., wr him. II,
~ nan missed by all VINO Two two brothers
Yes l,ss'' besides his wife wv Nathaniel o
Roswell of this place anu nne sister VIII
ss n fer ps.d aas s 5aRSs
held h, nr " was in the family lou n'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23

The final trial run of the battleshlp
Vermont has been fixed for September ..
In addition to the test of the engines;
the battery of the vessels will be fired
sufficiently often to enable the inspection
hoard to determine whether the guns
gun carriages and their fittings work
11roperIy and whether the vessel is sutti,,
GENTLY strong to stand the shock caused
by firing.
Timothy Donovan, a wellknown and
prosperous farmer of West Fernsburg,
felI from the scaffold of his barn to the
floor Friday afternoon dying, Saturday
morning. He was II years OF age MI,
Donovan had been moving. away, gram
when his son John, who had Just backed
thn team out of the barn, heard his, ia
ther strike the floor, and going to hlm
fcund him unconscious.
Herbert Thayer, Al, was run over ana
instantly killed by train about $50 SAT
urdav night. The accident took place
ahout a quarter of mile from the sta
tion at Sheldon. The body was dlScoov'
cred bv Engineer Thomas Leonard, who
was passing with an extra freight about
II 20 He saw something on the track
and notifying the conductor, the latter
went back and found the remains which
were horribly manged., The. body was
identified by Thayer's belongings Wmch
were scattered along the track.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23
SOUTH VERNON.

Clark Shipman has gone to Bethel, w.
Miss Jennie Dowd has returned TO
Gardner, Mass.
Fremont Fairman and Mrs. Martha
Tyler both lost valuable horses recently
Ralph Tyler of Bristol, Conn Is visit VISIT
ing his grandmother, Mrs Martina iSiei'
Miss Caroline Leymore OF broQk Il
Mass, and her nephew are guests oil MIS-
W. A. Newton. ct,
Miss Emma Putnam and John Gou!a
of Springfield, Mass, were recent guests
at c. H. Newton's.
Mrs Wilcox and her son Eugene are
visiting at Herbert Hawkes. before the!
return to New York
Rev. j, William Denton wall sPea ndo az
the usual hour in the chapel next SUNDAY
and in johnson hall at 7.3O p. M
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Brown have re-
turned from birmingham, Mass ana
Mrs. Brown is quite i'll at this writing
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23
WILMINGTON.

Work has been resumed on the town
hall.
Mrs. Chloe Baker has returned TO her
home in North Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L, Ray have visited
in Brattleboro this week
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Roberts are
visiting in Northampton.
+ w. Choate has been absent to the
western part of New York state 1or
week or more.
Workmen commenced on the cellar Tor
Arthur w. Steans's new house on hlsh
street Thursday.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Durocher died very suddenly on Wedhes-
dav after a short illness.
The gathering on August 10th was not
as large as expected but those present had
a delightful time and everything passed
off pleasantly although the local base
baI team received a thorough trimming
from both the visiting teams-Readsboro
and Nottingham. The clam-bake was
excellent but was not largely patrohlzeu
The dance in the evening at Meliiorla'
hall was largely attended.
Miss Maud l.. Stone has caused a me
colonial lantern to be placed upon the
stone fountain in front OF the library
IL is of hand-hammered, statue pronlS
designed and executed by CASSIDY q Sol
of New York. 1t stands about Z7a Zee
in height and rests on single cehtral col
nmn with four corner supports. III u
rarv artistic in design and was quite
costly. The granite fountain presented u
the Town bv Miss Stone in remembrance
n her father is one of the most uselu
Gifts presented the town and is pelhs ap
preciated more and more as the mohth
go on No more loyal son OF wilmington
erar went out from us than Mr.. Stone
The women of the Universalist societi
hold their annual fair at Memorial MAJ
tuesday afternoon and sold large nun
her Of useful and ornamental articles
The plav in the evening, Valley farlI
drew a large house-over 4Oo-and wa
race;ved with great favor. Over S3o0 wa W,
received from the whole affair, and tn
eynenses were not large. Following
tbe cast of characters in the play; La
/, old Rutledge, young New Yorker
= l.. Bray; Perry Deane, a son Of the sol
!. Albert Ruell; David Hildreth, Ne
York lawyer, c. S. Pike; Sllas H0leonl
! owner of Valley farm, +. b. GheneS
) Azariah Keep, clock tinker, PatLlso
' kingsley; Jennings, servant IN Kutledg
mansion, j. II. Buckley; Hetty, Holcomil
aii'' onnntrrv flower transplanted to CIT
coil Mrs. n. P. Mcdonald; Isabel Ca
9Un' niece of David Hildreth, Mrs; \
White VIII NJ Mrs Rutledge, HaroId,s mothe
! Mrs. NJ ri'1 & M. Russell; Alvira Holcomb, 81
t fer to Silas, Mrs. j. H. Buckley; L2
Ann Tucker, who borrows but, never go
SINS sins Mrs. G. V. Buckley; Verbena; hire
e iii at the farm, Miss Bertha Faulkner 11s,
s Among other visitors, are Mrs. Elle
Fairbanks of New York and Mrs. An
o Williams of Burlington.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23
GUILFoRD.

Rev. Mr.. Cornell and family have Deen
s+lnn;ng at Sunset lake most OF the week.
Mrs. Rose Hamilton came IRON iron be betf fel
Wednesday, taI for a short visit with her Ia
NJ and Mrs. Joel Flagg dined win
Mr. and Mrs G. E. Ramsdell at the Oeh-
ter on Tuesday.
Miss Ida Leach of Chicago was guess ueS
a. The home of her uncle, Lorenzo Leach
last Sunday afternoon s.4o
1n ~ has been visiting her friend, MISS
MARI Mary D, Smith, this week.
Edward S. Tubbs is on clutches as tle
resnlt Of a serious cut on the looV suS-
tanned about three weeks ago. J,
Miss j. Ethel Leach and her h 1ll reno,
Miss ms'' Erya Skinner, started Wednesday ESQ aS
M oris The return trip to their school duties yes
in IN Amsterdam, n. Y, making le"
hr;ef stops on the route.
Mrs G.. P. Miller went to Westmnsi ;s..
West ln'' last Tuesday to call on the family
W VIZ Rev Mr.. Fisher. Mrs. Fisher IS ~
IN dangerously i'll and her many Irien ,,at
i haye lex express great solicitude for her. YET
hone for speedy recovery.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23
A Savings Bank Conducted
on Right Principles

The Bristol Herald believes
that the Hyde Park Savings Bank
is conducted on right principles
and gives its reasons in the tol-
lowing language:
The Lamoile County Savings Bank and
Trust Co. of Hyde Park is one of Vermont
banking institutions that is worthy Of IN
creased patronage from the citizens OF the
state. Its money is loaned to residents OF
the state to foster and increase Vermont IN
stitutions and other industries The fact that
it has just passed the million-dollar marx IN
assets shows that it is conducted on right
principles. The state needs more such banks.
This Bank pays 4per cent; COM
pounded semi-annually on depos-
it's of 500 or more.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23
WHIT.NGHAM.

A PARTY of II or 10 campers arrived
nj the club house Monday,
jackson Hall is failing fast and Is eN'
pected to live but short time
Miss Shumac, the boarder at +. A. All
bees. returned to Williamsburg Monday
Miss Bessie Bemis of Boston is at Mrs;
Carrie Wheeler's. Her sister Is eNpec'eu
later,
Mrs. Lurrissa Brown has moved INTO
the tenement vacated by Mrs Homer
Hicks.
Mrs. Bradford Upton, who has been az
Newton Uptons, returned to her nome
in Fitehburg Monday.
Mrs. Wesley Jillson is expected nome
in a few days from her visit to Nebraska
where she went in the spring.
Mrs, Stella Doane OF Waterbury, Conn,
is here ON visit with her parents, MI
and Mrs. Alonzo Busby, also with proIh'
ers
Mr.. Russell of Holyoke has been at II.
4 Wheeler's for several days with ms
sons who have been there Tor seVeral
weeks.
Mrs. Clara Sawyer gave a select party
Tuesday night in honor OF her guests, MI
and Mrs. Myron Bickford OF Springfield
formerly OF this town.
Mrs. Ophelia Snow lett Sunday for q 4
visit with her brother in Heath and vii
visit in Greenfield She will be away i 10,
a few weeks. Miss Clara Temple, who
has been staying with her and ASSISTING
her with her dressmaking, returned u
he, home in Heath Sunday.
Eugene Murdoch, who has been IN the
North Adams hospital Tor. nearly Il
weeks, was discharged Tuesday and h IA
returned to his home here where hi
many friends gladly welcome him again
Homer Hicks, who was taken from her'
to the hospital three weeks ago to nav
i his Lee amputated, is gaining rapidly an'
was also discharged Tuesday. lie re
turned to his new home in Charlemont'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23
GOVERNORS WIFE
NEARLY DROWNED
Narrow Escape of Mrs. Fletcher u
Proctor in the Capsizal of Launch
on Lake Champlain Friday
One Man Drowned.

During an outing of the Vermont ass93-
citation of Boston at South Nero isldiiu,
Ike Champlain. Friday, Mrs. Fletcher
n Proctor, wife OF Gov. Proctor OF YER
mont had a thrilling and narrow escape
frorn drowning, and George Couture Oh
darlington was drowned. The steamer
Chateauguay had taken the lou eNcur-
sionists from Burlington to heeiers Day:
South Nero, but, owing to the absence Vi
proper landing facilities, the steamer re-
manned in the bay and landings were ei'
fncted by lifeboats and launches Capt:
Rockwell OF the steamer mad charge VI
the transfer and had ordered that none Of
The small boats should attempt to take
passengers from the bow of the steamer.
6ne launch. operated by Henry Martin,
in the crowding took passengers from the
how Among those who had Just goV
aboard this small launch were Mrs. Proc
for and Couture, a member OF sherman
hand of Burlington. Unaware that the
launch was at the bow of the boat, capt
Rockwell decided to maneuver the steam
er ia make the landing more easy \ hlgh
wind was blowing and in the choppy wa
tnr, the launch containing Mrs. Proctor,
! Couture and Martin was carried undeI
| the big paddle-wheels of the steamer ana
overturned. Couture was never seen
again. l., .I,+los
but apparently unconscious, was seen 70
float almost under the big steamer ana
later to pass out from under the stern
nearly ,%slr 200 feet into the bay. Life-pre-
servers we're thrown to her, but to no
avail. Herbert Metcalf and Hugh Fraser,
operating a small power boat, reached her
within a few seconds, and took her 10
shore. Gov. Proctor was aboard uhe
steamer at the time, but was unaware OF
After two hours work upon her Mrs.
Proctor regained consciousness: Henry
Martin. the operator of the capsized boat,
was rescued by life-preservers. Couture;
who was drowned, leaves widow and
four children in Burlington. The DO Boston s
excursonists raised a purse OF S5co Tor
Al. 10
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23
THE RR ATTI EBORO REFORMER FRIDAY AUGUST %, l9o7

another one in one week Aug. 800 at H.
j. Phillips, Al are cordially invited TO
attend.
Mrs. Susan Howe of North Adams and
sister Mrs. Smith, are visiting at D.
Niles Plumbs,
Mrs. Mary Ballou, Mrs, Ella Allen ana
daughter Alice of Brattleboro have been
visiting in town for few days
Miss Margaret Stoliker Of kenderhoek,
n. T., has returned home after spending
a week with her cousin at the parsonage
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Bascom OF Chicago
and aunt of Greenfield have been visiting
Mrs. Bascoms sister, Mrs Albert ihur
Der, for several days,
Miss Alice Phillips has returned hons ,n
after spending few days IN Ashn .','i
Mass. She was accompanied by her cous
in, Arthur Howes OF Ashtield.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23
LEYDEN.

Gertrude sauter came NOME INT New York
Thurman Keet is visiting IN Ne"
city. @. v;s;ted in Florida
over Sunday. 70 his mothers
TUESDAY n = Martin of Shelburne ai's
Rev; "a + the e. pulpit n on Sunday. ,,, ;s
MIS- Annie at H. P 8 g 1ronts
Tb e. na saS to the sS pastures
bid ,sf Graves Of Davis d SsTss Pesse
lately. FORMER teacher in the