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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-05

the trip in his splendid new Grout tour
ing ear,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 4. johnson have spent
a few DAYS Of late with their son, Mason
johnson, in Wilmington.
Mrs. Cleveland and son of Rutland re-
turned home Saturday after visiting her
mother, Mrs. William Barnes,
The selectmen sold at public auction
Monday the farm known as the Aundcll
farm to John Robinson for Sl56,
Miss Nina Gleason arrived home last
week from Ellsworth, Me-, and will spend
her vacation at the Jamaica hotel
John Samie will take the place OF
Henry Mclean in running the electric
plant the latter's time having expired
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Higgins visited hiS
mother recently. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Carrie Higgins and son,
also Mr.. and Mrs. Orren johnson, an
going over the mountain to spend the
Fourth.
Mrs. Hass of New Jersey, the noted
elocutionist, very pleasantly entertained a
large audience in the opera house FRIDAY
night with her Rotations, Mrs. Cleye'
land of Rutland and Ernest Allen OF ia
maica added no little TO the occasion by
rendering some fine solos.
The members of Scott post and W.
Il. c. met with Commander Milton L.
Howard SATURDAY, June 20, to help him
celebrate his Goth birthday. After
bountiful supper had been served Mrs.
Soper in behalf OF those present present
ed Mr. Howard with a very handsome
gold collar and cuff set. After very
pleasant evening the party broke up,
wishing him many happy returns OF the
Iqy
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-05
EAST DOVER.

Mr. and Mrs. Myron Benson of Bond
vile recently visited Mrs. E. R, May.
Mrs. Z. E. Howe of South Deerfeld
was the guest of Mrs. D. W. Yeaw last
week.
Wayne E. Yeaw went to Jamaica last
Friday to look for a pair of horses for
stage use.
Mrs. S. II. Yeaw has been visiting
relatives in Brattleboro and Hinsdale the
past week.
Miss Grace Sherman returned from
Providence, r. l., Monday night, where
she has been to school the past year.
Mrs. Walter Sherman and children re-
turned to Providence last week after
spending five weeks at Rev. c. S. Sher-
mans.
Elinor Bemis, Faith Yeaw, Ralph
Howe and Raymond Halliday returned
home from the Brattleboro high school
cation. We notice that all the names of
the above mentioned were in the honor
list at the close of school.
G. A. Gould met with a painful acct
dent last Saturday afternoon He was
working on the road helping dump gravel
and while standing on the evener his
horses became frightened and he fell to
the ground. One of the horses kicked
him and broke three ribs and punctured
one lung.
The Canaan school, taught by Miss
Marion E.. Howe, closed Friday, June
%. The following pupils were neither
absent nor tardy: Walter Halliday.
Carlton Halliday, Lucien Howe, Hazel
Metcalf, Kate Prouty and Earl Yeaw.
Kate Prouty, Walter Halliday, Earl
1eaw and Carl Howe passed the exami-
nations for entrance to high school.
Goose City school, taught by Miss Wini-
fred Sherman, closed Saturday, June %.
The attendance was unusually good.
There were 20 pupils registered and only
IA - days absence during the term.
Those perfect in attendance are: Lucie
Gould, Ruby Howe, Blanche Thomas
Gertrude, Paul, Gerald and Mary Hol.
land, Ruth and Louise Hale, Warren La
zelle Bessie Ryder Katharine Sherman
and Ernest Wilder; absent only one day.
Carlton Lazelle and Olive Sherman.
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TO ENFORCE GUIDE POST y,
Neglect of Towns Spurs Attoyrsv q.
eral 10 Action,

The neglect Of the town, s,l
lectmen in various quarters n 7
state to comply with the aw rsa u
the erection of guide posts has NV.
ed Attorney General Z. &. Fin. y \.
town TO begin a general g-,.
looking toward the euf5reanar. +. y
guide post law. He bias saBt -
this week TO all the state att4r,. !
Vermont, calling their a,teBs,, !
complaints Of disregard Of Ga ~
post law throughout the aata 4
suggests that they notify the tb,i,1
of each board of scIcctmar ia -
spective counties that il is rr,..
10 bring before the grand iarv n ~ +,
county at its next regular s.t,r \
matter Of the failure of taun, h -
the requirements Of the statute \
that if by that time the las is t,,r
ing complied with the states a,..
Of such county will undertake IA :.
the towns and all the se,agtns, /,
dicted for neglect Of duty M 81
asks the attorneys 20 find ggt M,
the grand jury meets whether ii. I,
is being complied with, and. # /,
not, to present every instance o. r.
lcct to the grand jury.
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SOUTH NEWFANE.

Miss May Kelsey is with relatives at
Fishers Island.
DR.. Hooper of Boston is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Morse.
Mrs Harriet Dexter of Troy, n. Y,
came Tuesday and is boarding with Mrs.
Lyman Powers.
Walter Ingram went to Philadelphia
last week and will make the trip back
with Samuel J. Shanbacker in his auto
mobile.
E. Milton Dexter is remodeling his
north piazza at Dexter hall. We are glad
to note that Luke o. Morse is sufficient
ly recovered to do the carpenter work.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Dexter, their
two children, Joseph and Doris and
Miss Sarah G. Morse, all of Philadelphia,
arrived Friday night at the Villa for
the summer.
Mrs. Dana R. Stedman, president of
the Williamsville w. c. T. u, addressed
the Sunday school Sunday morning upon
the work of the society, touching upon
and other organizations.
Rev. Mr.. Clark, accompanied by his
niece, is expected to drive through from
East Randolph this week, and to preach
in the Baptist church Sunday morning
and evening Mrs. Clark will come by
rail and they will occupy the parsonage
when their household goods arrive.
Schools in town closed last week. The
South Newfane school was much broken
up by measles, and was closed three
weeks, making a term of less than eight
weeks. At Newfane the attendance was
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WEST DUMMERSTON.

Mrs. Sam Prouty of Palmer, Mass,
spent the Fourth here.
Strawberry growers are out in quest
of pickers for their large crops.
Miss Lu Davis of Newfane was a guest
of Mrs. Albert Fits this week.
Mrs. S. S. Washer has been spending a
few days with her sons in Brattleboro.
Elmer Toppey of Charlestown, Mass,
is spending the summer at the Fits farm.
Mrs. Forest Combs and son are visit
ing in Montpelier near where Mr.. Combs
is at work.
Mrs. Wallace Wilson has returned from
Montpelier accompanied by her grand
daughter, Sadie.
Miss Sadie Streeter is home for her
summer vacation from her school in Win
chendon, Mass.
Those blessed with industry and perse-
verence are harvesting large quantities of
field strawberries.
Mrs. Speckman, while out driving with
her daughter to South Newfane last Sun
day. was thrown from her buggy and Sc
verely injured.
Mrs. Hugh Rogers of Hartford, Conn,
formerly resident here, is in town look
ing after her property and shipping her
furniture to Hartford.
The village school kept by Mrs. Better
ley closed last Saturday and the bridge
school kept by Miss Burnett closed the
week before. Both had picnics and a
pleasant time.
The death of Mrs. Lestina Pike oc-
Cured in Brattleboro June % and ser
vices were held in the Baptist church here
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at Mrs. W. NJ. Harris's the hrst Oh 'H'
week. ,,,,-.;.u.o, visit.
Mrs. Hester Davis Of Wilmington st?l x yasis
ed Al her sons, j, a. DAVIS = shis ~ NJ.
Mrs. Ellen Boyle, who visited IN s piar
tleboro last week, returned nome saw
day. ,,.u IL w r
Tones were in Wilmington on pus''''s'
Tuesday. p.....-;lo Gal.
yi. M,sj Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Parsons
Thursday. Los baen
Miss Augusta Carpenter who has pee ~
,r6rling nj Monroe Bridge, feturheu "
her home here Tuesday -,
The Ladies' Aid society will meet WIN W.T.,
NJ q n Mann Wednesday AFTERNOON
All are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delpha Fltch ana .it aaps AZ
ter. Christine OF Wllnlngtonl ,,'ael,
ii. c. Dayis's the hrst OF tne 'T e.
Mrs. Newell Cooper and son Of p n,,';l
visited her daughters, Mrs, DeoIse TN ~
and Miss Mary Cooper the hrst Vi '''e
week. ,r.,,o
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adams and verne
Adams of Wilmington were the guests
NJ their parents Mr.. and Mrs' ueoise
Adams, Sunday. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Boyle and son o.; Of
White River junction have been Elsl'i y
Mrs. Ellen Boyle and other relatives IN
town this week. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis, Of WI,
mington have moved into J.. \. DAVIS ;
tenement and Mr.. Davis Is driving team
for Davis & Boyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Atwood, OF hast as.
Dover were at William Parsons FRIDAY
and SATURDAY. Mr.. Atwood laid ne"
chimney while there.
The village school closed Friday for the the
summer vacation. Those having no aD-
sent marks during the term were; Mar
tina 4. Jones, Eitie Canedy, Cecil DAVIS DAVIS,
Grace Snow, liberia Lackey,, Percy May
Harold Houghton and Guy Houghton'
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cut down the last week by the presence
OF scarlet fever in the village: At VIII
liamsville. Parish, and Newfane there
were school picnics Friday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Bailey Of Agawam,
Mass, formerly Of this place, was one
Of the recent graduates from the West
Springfield high school, The class
propheey which she gave at the com.
meneement exercises is highly praised by
the Springfield papers, as being especially
bright and witty.
Remarks are made about garden fruits
and vegetables being high on account Of
ateness Of the season, cold weather, etc.
I'm this locality some OF them will be
unusually high, regardless of weather con
ditions. Captain Aldrich is growing his
cucumbers on trellis instead of allow
ing them to monopolze so much of the
earth. If this proves success, and
doubtless it will, we may as well cut
down the size of our gardens next year,
grow cucumbers, squashes and melons up
in the air and have a tennis court or a
rose garden where the vines used to be.
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WEST ToWNSHEND.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Farwell are visit
ing in Providence, R. |.
Sammie Bishop, who has been serious
" i'll for about a week, is better.
Miss Hortense L, Switzer returned
home from South Londonderry Tuesday,
having closed her school Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald are living in
W. B. Towards house near the cemetery.
Mr.. Mcdonald is employed by w. H.
Taft.
The village school taught by Miss
Christabel Garfield closed last Saturday
and the pupils enjoyed a picnic in the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Bristol went to
Castleton last week to attend the grad
uation of their daughter, Miss Ethel,
from the state normal school.
Miss Lestina Sanderson, who has been
very i'll for several months, died June
% and the funeral was held Saturday.
Relatives present at the funeral were Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Church of 1iverton, R;
l.. ROLAND r. Puffer of Rutland and
ROYAL Sanderson of Townshend.
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LONDONDERRY.

Mr. and Mrs, Childs are now settled in
their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Holt are moving
into their new house.
Miss Mary p. Davis of Norwood, Mass,
is visiting Mildred Bacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams enter
tanned friends over Sunday.
Mr. Bissell, the Congregational minis
ter is boarding at Amos Wade's
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wilkins have re-
turned to their home in Somerville, Mass.
Edward II. Swift of Manchester and
Frank \. Walsh Of Arlington were in
town over Sunday.
Asa B. Bacon was one of the Burr and
Burton graduating class, having taken
the two-year business course,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Abbott were
in Chester Saturday to meet Mrs. Alb
bolts brother Of Denver, Col.
Mrs. Abbott and daughter of New
York. cousins of Mrs. Ella Payne and f,
Z. Stevens, are visiting in town.
Miss Mary p. Davis of Norwood, Mass,
attended the commencement exercises Of
Burr and Burton seminary. Miss Davis
graduated with class OF 1906.
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WARDSBORo.

Mrs. Ernest Robertson is visiting her pa
rents in Landgroye.
Harry Brown and friend Of SALISBURY
are at home for the Fourth.
Mrs. Francis White Of Readsboro is Wis
itiug her son, George Morse.
Mrs. Wright Kidder Of Hartford,
Conn. is visiting at L. D. Plmpton's
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Potter OF Spring.
field, Mass, are at L. d. Plimpton 5,
George Warren is spending his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Warren.
j.. h. Harding OF Brattleboro was in
town Friday photographing the new
town hall.
Mrs. Victoria Harris and daughter,
Maude OF Barre, are visiting Mrs. Fred
Underwood.
Gertrude Pike has returned home from
ToUnshcnd where she has been Tor the
past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. y. Fanum Of Brat.
tleboro are working for Fred Underwood
through the Fourth.
Charles Stetson of Greenfield is visit
ing his uncle, G. W. Briggs, and aunt,
Mrs. \. l.. Wheeler.
Mrs. Walter Jacobs and daughter,
Beatrice OF Brattleboro are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rice.
X. L. Frost of West Brattleboro Wind
ham county fish and game warden, was
in town Friday on business.
Dr. o. V. Heffion and family, who have
been visiting their parents in the north
en part OF the state, have returned.
Mrs. Altha Terrill, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. l.. G. Eames, has
returned to her home in Brattleboro.
Guy Fletcher OF Windham and Bell
Fletcher OF Caselton are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. \. d. Fletcher.
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vermonters in Naval Aesd.n.

The list Of those wa5 successful.
passed the June examinations ID, /,
trance to the United State, h.
academy at Annapolis contains !
name of Lambert Lambcrtun q Y,
risyille, Vt, who was Appointed n,
the first congressional district By n
resentative Foster. Mr.. Lanis-5
will enter the academy imups,s,
Genard Bradford Of Burlington ( I
other Vermont appoiutee at de ur
academy from the first distris, n
will graduate in 1909. thereby a,.,
the next vacancy from that as,a5
sional district.
The failure of the candidate r,,
by Representative Haski1, 20 gsg ]
required entrance examination .sr.
a vacancy in the second e5rges,s
district which cannot be filed Until 5
examination of April, 1905. Til. ,
lection can, however, be made n,
to that date. W. p. Brown Of Mi
field. now at the academy from /
second district, will graduate il ~
thus creating another vacancy il u
district.
Harry A. Flint, the appoints
Senator Dillingham;, successfully g,s-
the April examination q. v 1si
also appointed by Senator DiiLilg-n
graduates in 1910.
Senator Proctor will have Two VA
cies to fill at the academy t5t IA
his candidates having failed 70 70
the examinations this spring and q
other appointee, II. NJ Hitchcock
Pittsford. being due 70 graduate
June. 1908.
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JAMAICA.

Alf Howard of Putney was in town
Friday.
Mrs. John Muzzy spent Monday in
Brattleboro.
Mrs. A. V. D. Piper and daughter have
returned home.
Mrs. Henry Mclean has returned to
Mortified, Mass.
Alonzo Starkey made a business trip to
Brattleboro Monday.
Several farmers have begun haying. A
fair crop will be cut.
Union services were held in the Bap-
fist church Sunday night.
Mrs. Silas Barnes of South London
derry was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Sellers and daughter, Gene
We've, are visiting in Dandy
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Newell visited
in West Wardsboro last week.
Daniel Lyon of Hoboken, N. j., visited
at Daniel Sherwin's last week.
Mrs. Frank Hosley is assisting in the
culinary department at the Jamaica hotel.
John Robinson, who bid off the Mum
dell farm Monday, has sold it to j. A.
Muzzy.
The Baptist Missionary society will
hold a session Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Layman.
Rev. and Mrs. Dressler are entertain
ing Mrs. Dressler's mother, Mrs. Grant,
of Amsterdam, N. Y.
Miss Bessie Boynton of Claremont
spent Sunday with her brother, Hasley
Boynton, and his wife.
Mrs. Charles Howe is entertaining a
nephew and niece, Arthur and Celia
Smith of Berlin, N. Fl.
Charles R. Crosby of Brattleboro, the
well known flour merchant, was in town
Tuesday with party of friends, making
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EAST JALIAICA.

f. NJ. Butler was in Bondville Saturday
on business.
Another meeting will be held at the
River schoolhouse Wednesday evening,
4. /. Howard and grandson Of Putney
were in town last week buying cattle.
Strawberries are pretty plentiful this
season. They seem to spring up every
where
Miss Ethel Butler came from Colby
university Friday for her summers va
cation
Mrs. Ada Wilder and children Of West
Jamaica visited at Henry Hulett's and y.
d. Aliens last week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Dunbar OF West
Townshend have gone onto their farm
here for the having season.
Mrs. Louise Whitney. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. c. +. Simonds,
has returned to her home in Guilford.
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NEWFANE.

G. l.. Southwick of Worcester, Mass,
spent Sunday at Newfane inn.
Lena Randall is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ballou, in Saratoga, y. y for
few weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Broad with Mr.. Broad
daughter are expected to arrive at Ben
Casson Friday.
Daniel Mullett OF Togus, Ne, arrived
several years.
Mrs. Butterfeld and Grace Hammond
are visiting in Brattleboro, Grace go
ing TO Mortified, Mass.
Mrs. T. Albee came home Tuesday
evening from trip to North Benning-
ton. VT, and northampton, Mass.
Ten pupils at Williamsvlle and three
at Newfane took the examination for
high school Thursday and Friday.
L. d. Newton and daughter and Mr.
and Mrs Perry took a pleasant trip by
rail to South Londonderry and returned
Monday.
Alvin White and little girl of this vii,
lage are not i'll as has been reported and
it is not probable there will be any
more fever cases.
Walter Ballou was away Monday and
Tuesday on business and pleasure trip
and Leon Grout OF East Jamaica was
acting station agent,
George Moore, only son OF Rev. and
Mrs \. 5. Moore. is visiting his parents
in this village Mr. Moore is a mining
engineer and comes from Colorado.
John Pierce is boarding at the New
fame inn during the absence of his wife
at Brattleboro. John seems to be out
of luck auto driving. On Monday his
machine was again laid up for repairs.
Much excitement was caused Saturday
by the transit of a package OF dressed
trout on the mixed freight. They were
reported to have been short and belong
ing to a Brattleboro party. \ trial Is
said to come off at Brattleboro Satur-
day. Probably several experts viii be
needed to determine the length if both
head and tail are cut off.
Two deer invaded the young orchard Of
Willie T. Bruce about a week ago and
nearly destroyed y young apple trees.
Deer seem to have a peculiar appetite
for young fruit trees and strip the leaves
aud all of the young growth. County
Game Commissioner Roswell Frost was
in town Saturday and assessed the dam
age. He recommends that fruit growers
Use Kerosene emulsion as preventative
Evidently the deer are becoming quite
numerous and the farmer will have to
use some means to protect his fruit and
crops.
The death of Mrs. Charlotte P. De
Witt in Brattleboro Monday removes
from this community a prominent and
respected citizen and valued friend. She
had been a life resident of this village
and took an intelligent interest in all
the village affairs, especially in matters
pertaining to Birchard post, G. A. r.,
and the Woman's Relief corps of which
she was a member. She was the last Of
her fathers family She leaves four sons,
John. Frank A., Deweese P. and Rollin
Dewitt The funeral services were held
at Newfane Wednesday afternoon, Rev.
Wiswell, assisted by Rev. n. S. Moore,
officiating. The bearers were NJ. r.
Pratt II. A. Carpenter, John Kenny and
W. B. Park. The Woman's Relief corps
attended in a body to pay their last
tribute of love and respect. Many friends
and relatives were present. G. L. Hes
cock sang a few beautiful and appropriate
selections and burial was in the beauti-
full old cemetery overlooking her former
home.
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WEST WARDSBoRo.

Miss Hattie Waite is visiting at H. A.
Yates.
Walter Temple of State Farm, Mass,
is visiting his mother.
The ladies social circle is to meet at
the yestry Thursday afternoon, July IL.
Boarders are arriving at Hazel cottage.
Mrs. Merry and son OF Freehold n. j.,
and Miss katherine keho OF Hicksville,
l.. l., are among the visitors.
The sermon next Sunday morning is the
second in a series of the Parallels OF
Jesus, subject The Tares Of the Field.
The subject for the evening service is
The Threshold Office Work Of the Holy
Spirit
The c. Z. society held a well attended
social in the vestry last Friday evening.
Games and refreshments We're enjoyed
and songs were sung by Miss Sadie
Davidson and her friend, Miss Beach of
Northhcld which were listened to with
pleasure.
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MARLBORO.

Albert Prouty of Brattleboro was IN
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fayon Fisher OF New
bury VT, was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warnock OF ilol'
yoke Mass, spent few days at The
Poplars last week.
Louise Thomas returned Tuesday from
South Newfane, where she has been for
a few days assisting her grandmother
who has been i'll.
DR.. lawrence Heaphy of New York and
his sisters, Annie and Regina Heaphy and
Miss Alice Macdonald are at the Heaphy
cottage at South pond.
The East school taught by Hattie Bray
man closed Wednesday. Pupils not alb,
sent are as follows: Perley Prouty and
Ruth Akley; absent one half day, Edith
Haley.
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JACKSONVILLE.
School Teacher Injured in Runaway
Accident Saturday.

Miss Bessie G. Castle finished school
Saturday afternoon, and gave her pupils
a picnic in the grove on Mrs. Landman
place. An unfortunate accident occurred
later in the afternoon, when Miss Castle
had locked the schoolhouse and started to
return home. She had seated herself in
the carriage, and Clarence Axtell who
had come for her was about to get in
when with no apparent cause the horse
started to run, making for a stone wall
bounding the school yard. The carriage
was overturned at that point, throwing
Miss Castle to the ground, while the
horse continued dragging the vehicle
across the corner of the field, over an
other wall and down bank where be-
coming entanged in the broken harness
and demolished carriage the animal came
to the ground. Miss Castle was found
to have broken a wrist besides having
been badly bruised, while the carriage
was q totd wreck.
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SOMERSET.

4 fire last Tuesday morning in the
Italian quarter destroyed two houses, in
Guiding the barber shop and laundry,
4 party Of business men is said to
have been in town last week looking up
location for a large factory tor novelty
works.
A picnic was held at Fred Bagley :
last Saturday for the benefit OF the pupils
Miss Ruth Keyes, a former teacher from
Simsbury. Mass, was present, also Mrs:
Jennie Bidde and Mrs. Charles Tudor OF
Searsburg.
The new railroad to Peck's old mill l.
nearly finished and the grades viii be
transferred to the West branch division.
The road will probably be completed to
Manchester this fall. Real estate Is on
the boom.
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Me- Nina s,vlos ,ros boro from
ea NlisS 1 -rrl" or"r svnS g
'ouI" A'"To','''' NC 1'y -
Michael Duiiy OF Narasnoro mas beeh
lat QrvlIle kawson Tor number Oh days
idSeiS' r,,.- r
Mrs, Nnired Hosley hnlshed term OF
school IN the Cummings district South
Londonderry, June 3.
Master Rupert Williams Of London
derry has been staying for some time re-
Gently with his aunt, Mrs. Carroll Doane.
Loren and Tennie Coleman attended
the wedding reception Of Mr., and Mrs.
George Dutton in Windham Friday even
ing, June %.
Herbert Williams Of Londonderry is
having n weeks vacation which he Is
spendipp with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
( p Williams