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Queen Of Summer Trips

Merchants q Miners Trans. 20.
Steamship Lines.
PHILADELPHIA TO BOSTON
BALTIMORE TO BOSTON AND
PROVIDENCE VIA NORFOLK AND
NEWPORT NEWS.
Most desirable route to jamestown Elk.
position Accommodated and cuisine the
hest. Send for tour book.
w p. CORA. Agt, o. +. LUCAS, Agt,
Baltimore. Nd Philadelphia. Pa
". T.. TURNER. Pass. Traf Mgrs
General offices: Baltimore.
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FOR sALE-Cloth,ng 81 to IS less han
lIarket It, prices ]. EDW. REYNOLDS
q SON., 100 w. Sixth st. Fun line Men.
Boys and Chldren's Clothing. ma cod Il
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REPAIR WORK

LAWN MOWERS sharpened, rubber
tires for baby coaches. wringers and car
pet sweepers repaired. JOHN T. SCH
WEIzER. 525 West Front 81. Both
phones. as-tf
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FOR sALE-A horse good for family
grocer or delivery wagon. gentle and
sound Apply at Jackson street boarding
stables s10-ft
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Very Wronn.

your wife says she thinks that It Is
wrong to play whist" so it Is, the
way she plays itr' s -
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FOR sALE-Twenty-ive young stock
ewes. J. T. Pierson. Hoclzessin. Del
s7-l0-l2
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WALL PAPERS-We have removed Ia
n. w. corner Fitch and Jefferson Sts.-
where we will he pleased 40 show our
stock OF wall papers; hlch and low qrades
new designs and colorngs: estimatef
given; work guaranteed Established "A
years. Both phones.
s9-2m FORBES A 90.
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WANTED-TIighest prices paid for eld
gold and silver. broker .ewelry. b. HAR-
RlS. l2s Market St. MY
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VIM. KEEN. cornetlst and Instructor,
win accept limited number OF pupils af-
er September 1. GO w. Stsh street or
.yceum Theatre. a2l-1m
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ROOMS FOR KENT.

---FFr--.--sls------------
FOR RENr-Rooms with board. uis
Market ST. ag-1m
FOR RENT-Neatly furnished rooms. see
Market st. al3-cud-1m
FOR RENT-Flat. FIVE rooms. bath.
steam heat Apply Thomas Green. 100 W
Eighth st. s7-tf
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnlshe0
rooms. Convenienccs. 5i3 King ST. sg-tf
FOR RENT-rwo rooms and bath. fur
nished for light housekeeping. Apply sio
Lancaster Ave a23-tf
FOR RENT-Front rooma. furnished.
With use OF bath. ai6 Baat Seventh st.
a2e-tf
GIRARD-so5. sol and 500 R&ce St, Phiia.
deiphia. Rooms. a5. 81. SOC. centismen snlv
m28-ly
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ROOFING AND SCOUTING.

WM. E. WILLIAMS Co,
81 Orange ST. Roofing. Scouting and
Heating. Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air heating aud ventnating. Renai5-
ing promptly doae. Phones. aa6-ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.


LOOKi LOOKl LOOK
Whltcwasher carpet cleaning kalsoms
ming. sodding, etc. See WALTER n
REDDING. SIS King street. Leave ordera
on slate. ID. and A. Phone 156S-A.
a13-eod-lm
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WANTED-To sell 80 pairs mated homer
pigeons. can after 6 p. m. at SOC West
Second ST sf9-9f
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WANTED

49,.
WANTED-To rent store room. wess
side OF King street Address M-2. Journal
Office. 81, ;.
WANTED-New Models L. Q. smith
Everything In Sight typewriter are new
ready. Machines rented
CHAS. G. GUYER,
Court Stenographer
Phone 1888. s96 Market 81
jy24-tf
WANTED. FURNITURE-You entire
household. also office furniture antiques;
n you have furniture in storage / win
buy and pay you cash. more than any
dealer: estimates given free: an trans
actions confidential; don't cell until you
get my cash offer, no matter how large
the amount. Write or phone. d. and A
Phone 6749. Automatic 23f3
CHARLES s. HURLOCK.
Seventh and Poplar Sta.
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REAL EsTATE ZOE REM.

s---~-,-->~,----->--,->,--
FOR RENT
ill South Hroomo St. rooms. bath S26oo
idh Banning ST.. ~ rooms. bath. 5000
l53l-2i Maple street. rooms bath..Sl1t0
aN West Fourth ST. Q rooms bath $500
Flat 4 rooms. bath ..................si1O
For further particulars. apply
4. II. McENllLY Co,
623 West Fourth 81.
Wilmington, Del. Both Phones
FOR REM Seventh ana eighth floors
OF the Equitable Building. viii make rea.
sonable rates until March %. 1905
CHARLES c.. NURTZ.
1911 Market street.
hl-eou-u Opposite Court Houso)
FOR RENT.
92i Linden. s rooms. s15 N
los Broumc, H. rooms. s................s ss5O0
S1 East Fourth. 10 1000
STORE
Tenth and Bennett Sts............... so On
STABLE
800 Washington St..............se seOo
Apply WILMINGTON TRUST co.
Tenth and Market.
FOR RENT-Third and fourth floors
Tor business purposes. modern improve
ments Private entrance. Address i07 Slips
ley 50. 1y1S-tf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One pair Of fine doclS-tailsd
cobs. two single driving horses. s K 8ne
Alderney cows. Can be seen at Clearview
Farm, Holly oak, Del. until September
18th. For particulars. address Theo. b.
siubb, Holly Oak. Del. sfg-st
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FOR RENr-Rooms with board. ms
Market ST. sg-lm
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Issued August 6. 1907.
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sHERIFF,S SALES

Address Charles C. ICurtz or DR. John G.
Tahev Wilmington. Del a2q-gt-ood
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Issued August & 1901.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-28
WILMINGTON.

\ good number Of guests are at the
Childs tavern.
Arthur II. Stearns of Brooklyn has
been in town this week.
1t is expected that the Forest and
Stream club viii be opened next week.
From present prospects it is not likely
that Raponda hotel will be opened tins
season.
Mrs. Rolhn Z. Harris has returned
from Readsboro somewhat improved IN
Graduating exercises of the high
school took place in Memorial hall last
evening.
Mills Brown has recently painted his
house on West Main street and has
made other Improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don 0. Butterfeld have
returned from their wedding trip and will
be at home to their friends.
A severe thunder shower passed over
the place Tuesday afternoon but very hit
tie damage was done by lightning,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Kidder returned
Monday from Troy, where they had been
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Gard
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell were in Shell
burne Falls Monday and Tuesday. ME-
Russell was one of the judges in the
prize speaking contest at Arms academy
Memorial hall was well filed last Sun
day morning to listen to the bacc9lau-
rcate sermon delivered by Rev. MIR: Bart
lett of Brandon before the graduating
class and members of the high school.
Charles V. Buckley and Miss Mabel!
Pike were married at the, residence OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
C. Pike, on Wednesday at Y O'Clock
Only immediate friends and relatives
were present The ceremony was, per-
formed by Rev. A. n. Backford. Cholce
refreshments were served and the
welded pair left on the afternoon tram
for Albany, Niagara Falls and other
places of interest They will be absent
about two weeks. Both of the young per-
sons are well known and congratulations
are extended. Miss Pike has been one OF
the successful school teachers OF the
town and Mr.. Buckley has conducted the
restaurant in Wheeler's building for a
wear or more.
William ESward Jordan. So, died at
Orange. Mass, Thursday, June 20, alter
brief illness with paralysis. He moved
TO Orange from Wilmington about ~
years ago. He was a skilled machlnlst
and worked for the Chase Turbine com
pany and in the Rodney Hunt machine
Shop. Mr. Jordan was an qnassumiq9g
man. kindly and honorable and was held
in high regard by large acquaintance,
He was a veteran of the civil war,
member of Orange Masonic lodge and
Orange commandery and a member of
New England Order of Protection. He
leaves a widow, who was Miss Ella Med
bury and two brothers. The funeral was
held Friday evening. Rey. j.. X. Moore
officiating. The body Was brought to
Wilmington Saturday for burial.
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LEYDEN.

Nlrs, Cartmill was in Springfield over
Sunday.
Mrs, H. Z. llowcs is enjoying a visit
from her sister Mrs. Brown.
Henrietta Osgood is spending part OF
her vacation from Mortified seminary,
in town,
Mr., aud Mrs. Merrill of Springfield
were guests OF Rev, and Mrs, Cartmil
last week
Mrs. Wheeler of Florida came Mon.
day to visit her parents, Mr., and Mrs, Il.
~, llowes.
The state master was present at the
meeting OF Leyden grange last Wednes'
day evening.
G. Wells Severance and Mr., and Mrs.
Allen Newcomb attended the funeral OF
DIR, Charles Severance in Brattleboro last
Saturday.
Prof, aud Mrs. Robert A. Burlington of
Middletown, Conn, are spending the
week at his fathers and will go to
Woods Hole next Monday.
Ethel Burlington was at home over sun
day. She had been to Franconia, n. H.,
to be bridesmaid at the marriage OF Miss
Grimes, an intimate friend,
AZ the SlidWheIlN lcsllNd ldst lhuls,
day evening Miss Lillian Snow OF Green
field recited and music and tableauX fur
nished part OF the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Mowry, Stephen
Newcomb, Mr., and Mrs. j, Ii. Robert
son. Mrs. Iuhrod and her daughter,
Alma, frankie Cook and Mr.. and Mrs.
5. c. Severance attended the reunion OF
Company c. 9th Massachusetts volun-
teers, at Grand Army hall in Greenfield
last week Thursday.
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GUILFORD.

BRYAN Gale spent Wednesday at Gale
farm.
Mrs. Leray and daughter of West Brat
t1eboro called upon friends in town Tues
day.
Mrs. Ruth Alexander has returned to
ber home from Westmoreland, n. H.,
where she had been detained for week
NV sprained ankle, the result of a car
riage accident.
LAWYER and Mrs. S. T. Davenport of
croanGeld spent two days this week at
4 i Belden's. Mrs. Davenport being a
sister of Mrs. Belden. a friend OF the
family. Mr. Chambers, was also one OF
the party.
A stray COPY of the Usage County
No ! Republican has been handed the
correspondent here, containing poem OF
mich merit written by Samuel Luke Par
sons we'll known in Guilford 10 years ago,
hnt not having been in the east since
the war of the rebellion, in which he
enlisted from Michigan, serving honorably
and well. The poem is entitled Drafted
Non and was written as Decoration
Day tribute
w, A. Franklin is making extensive
obonges in the old Franklin home, having
taEen out the large chimney, land new
aoors added a bath room with all mod,
ern Equipment with new windows in all
tba rooms and dormer windows Tor the
better lighting of the chambers. The clap
boards have been replaced by new ones
and and all the rooms are being newly plasti-
cred In short, it is the old mouse WIN
e ) now inside and new outside. All the
f,,r n was removed and stored, the
fa er, living in the cottage of their son
during the repairing, which will not be
nnmnieted for some tune.
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WESTMINSTER.
Ninth Piano Recital by Miss Chase q
Pupils.

Miss Grace NJ. Chase held her ninth
,iano recital. assisted by Miss Martha
Wright. soprano, at the town hall Tues
dav evening Following is the program;
The Merry l}obolink.
The Little Prince, krogmann
William Kingsbury.
Duet. Here and There, G. Z. Scott
Marion Nuttng and Amy Nelson.
Contcntment, ~. T. warren
Robert Miner.
Sweet Dreams, Karl hleiber
Marion Nutting
Duet. Light of Heart, +: Ferrati
The Rose. Bohm
Abbie Kimball
Under the Lindcns, Arnoido Sartorio
Amy Nelson.
Papilhon's Roses, FRANCIS ,Ihome
Forget menots Englemann
Matte Burnell
Song The Song of the Harp, Raymond
Miss Martha Wright.
Gavotte NIignon. Alvah Salmon Glover
Bell in the Valley Hermann Wewsel
Helen Hall.
Moonlight on the Hudson,
Irene Atwood Miss Nellie Taylor
Miss Chase. Edna Kimball
Gavotte Eegante.
Vanished Dreams, u l. HcoVV
Elizabeth Martineau.
Snow Queen, hrogmann
Henry Miner.
S;mnle Confession. Thome
Beautiful Dreamer, Streabbog
Marion Arnold.
Trio, West End Polka, Oh. DAlbert
Margaret Seymour, Marion Arnold,
Helen Hall.
Ever Merry. Arnold Sartorio
Little Coquette, hrogmann
Margaret Seymour
Song selected. Miss Martha Wright
The Last Hope, Gottschalk
Miss Nellie Taylor.
Tarantelle. Charles Dennee
Meadow Brook Revere, Loren Bragdon
Irene Atwood.
Yellow Jonquils, Paul Johannlng
Throwing Kisses, Carl Hens
Burnice Willett.
Overture to Poet and Peasant, Suppe
Miss Chase, Miss Nellie Taylor, Win
thrope Chase, Harold Bishop.
The pianos used were furnished by Ma
son Brothers of Bellows Falls.
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Putney and Vicinity
PUTNEY.


Mrs. Frances Ware was in town Fri
day,
Orrin Thwing returned to William D.
perrys Tuesday.
Mr.. Brown visited his daughter Mrs
Coanc. last week,
James Grimes is carrying the man 10
the White mountain trains.
Mrs. NJ. v. Whitman returned Tues
day from South lladley Falls, Mass
Mrs. NJ. T., Robbins visited at North
ampton, Mass, the last OF the week.
Sylyenus l.. Kelley returned this week
from Greenfield, where he was called ny
the death of his brother
Mrs. |. T.. Davenport went last week
Thursday to Bethlehem, y. Hp where
She will spend the summer
Mrs. T.. f. Pierce and Mrs. W II.
Dickinson went 90 BrattIeboro Tuesday
10 attend a meeting of the Rebekahs'
Miss Ethel Coane entertained several
of her Young mates last Saturday alter
noon in honor of her 18th birthday anni'
yersary.
Misses Beulah and Finette Williams
returned last week from Montpelier ,hc
latter graduating from the Montpelier
seminary.
Miss Fanny Washbum returned from
Boston Saturday, having finished a two
wears course in the New England Con-
seryatory of Music.
II. G. Everlcth, DR.. G. S, Foster and
Rev. II. +. Ruifum went to Bellows
| FAILS Wednesday evening to attend a
meeting of the Mystic Shrine.
and "a flH
/ Mrs Capen of West Brattleboro, were
Guests of Mrs. II. T.. and Miss Hattie
| ii. Taft. at Sunny Side farm Thursda".
Rev. J. NJ. Seaver of Wareham, Mass,
win supply the pulpit of the METHODIST
church for the present. Services, VIII O1
/ held next Sunday morning at the usual
hour.
/ Rev. Lewis W. Morey will preach at
the school house on West Hill Sunday az
ternoon at o'clock and Rev. II. f.
RufTum will conduct the services at the
chapel at Putney Falls Sunday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock.
Andrew ]. Aver Of this town and Mis-
Mary Wiley Roundy Of Rockingham
were married Wednesday afternoon a,
40 at the home OF the bride. Mr. Aver
i n well known resident of this town
.
the public schools here. After a briei
wedding trip they will make their home
in Putney.
Several Of the members Of Putney
grange went to West moreiand, y. IL.
Tuesday evening to attend the meeting
of Westmoreland grange. 1t was neigh
bors' night Putncy grange gave the
entertainment which consisted OF farce
entitled \ Cyclone for Cent; Miss
Jennie Z. Pierce sang several selections
there was a recitation by Miss Maud!(
Aiken and a paper on Luther. Burhanf
written hy Elizabeth Braley and read by
Miss Bessie F. Braley.
There was severe thunder shower
here Tuesday afternoon, the ram tau
inc in torrents for a few moments. Til.
lightning struck locust tree standing OF
the line between II. Z. Taft's place arc
George /. Pierce's tenement house o'
Kimball bill. and also struck a barn or
George Johnsons farm, setting II or
fire. but it was quickly extingulshed be
lore much damage was done. The vino
blew over a tamarack tree at Dor
Clough's and large limb from an elm
tree feil in f. L. Blood's yard during
the night, probably from the effects Of
the wind in the afternoon.
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WEST NoRTHFIELD.

Mrs. Fremont Fairman Is on the SICK
Miss Lizzie Palmer is at home for her
vacation. :. 4ho
Pev J. w. Denton will preach in the
CHANEL as usual Sunday at II a. m
Miss Ruth Hawks has gone to. Spring
foH us W. t'"t for a part of her vacation.
~ Kaonotb Thaver of Brattleboro IS
sn MeTne'T a few days at ]. H. Frost's'
Mrs Jennie Stevens Of Rac tRis week X
Y. visited Mrs j, W. Denton 'nlS VEN ,,
Schools No. 5 and No ? had lo,.e E last
pIeasant picnic in the Frost grove i'''
Friday. .l;I1ror Of
Mrs. J. L. Stockwell and children iEn Iree Ok
West Brattleboro are spending the "e'N
at the Tyler farm IL. ,,,orls
Those having no absent or tardy MARKS
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-28

Whittemorcs and $, NJ Bullock's over
Sunday,
Maud Clark has gone to Wilmington to
work for the summer.
Fred Jennison of Bratteboro is board
ing at l.. f. Jaqueths.
Mrs Clinton Dugan and Mrs. Carl
l.eitsingcr are boarding at H. W. Le'
gates,
Mrs. Ransom Akeley was guest OF
her daughter in Vernon several days
last week,
Mrs. l., c. BONNER of Northampton,
Mass, was an overSunday guest at
Frank Chases,
Blanche Brigham of Townshend was a
guest of Miss Minnie Thayer from FRI
day until Monday
Mrs. G. A. Clark and Mrs, $, NJ. Bull
lock attended the funeral of Eli Clark
in Brattleboro last Saturday.
Mrs. Reed Anthony and children re-
turned to Boston last Saturday after
spending two weeks at the Guiliord
Springs farm.
Mrs Don Franklin and children re-
turned from Springfield, Mass, last Sat
urday. where she has been for a week s
visit with relatives.
The ball game last Saturday between
the Guilford and West Brattleboro team
resulted in score OF II to 10, in favor
of the Guilford team.
Rev. D. 4. Trout win preach in the
Universalist church Sunday at $50. Chi
dren's day will be observed and a con
cert will follow the service.
Several Of the neghbors met and done
the hoeng for Mr.. Stebhins last Friday
Mr. Stebbins has been III for some time
and is still confined to his bed.
Children's day in the grange will be OBJ
served this week Saturday, Dinner on
, The picnic plan will be served at noon,
/ Exercises will follow. All are invited.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-28
k:orthfeId, Mass.
,orHER AND TWO
CHILDREN SHOCKED
,,,ps Maynard, Son and Daugh'
p,cdefed Unconscious by
,,.tpng During Shower of
Tuesday Night.

,.L Hrfrl was struck by light
I.ra,ally evening shattering the
/, N ~ IN mont and breaking sew
y . IN. windows in the church par
+. ..r13b.t damage was done to
m. More serious damage was
't ". home of Frank Maynard, who
9 % y" m, boundary line OF New
9 ~" guu Massachusetts,, The
.a.'''' entered the woodshed, going
.,...' ,aa PANTRY into the kitchen,
.s... N, ''. alI dropped. Mrs, Maynard
a' g in household duties at the
AVA, aadc unconscious by the
: .' r.r also her children, Ernest
I p,J ENm. who were ON the
'" Ms Maynard describes the
lh 'I.-.ng sound made as the ball
q ..' SOMETHING terrible and has
3. " 10 Think she and the chill
I. t'I,',.ry narrow escape, Consid.
m... $50. done to the house.
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WEST HALIFAX.

Rene Coren is shingling his house this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Phillips visited her
sister. Mrs Frank Davenport, in Rowe
the first OF the week.
Childrens day will be observed next
Sunday in the Baptist church, children 5
exercises taking the place OF the morn
ing service.
Stella Cooke is expected home today
to stay the rest of the summer from
Orange, Mass, where she has been work
ing for a few months.
G. T. Worden and son are peeling
bark on the Luther Adams place Viii
son Hubbard of Lanesboro, Mass, Wis
tied at his fathers, Oscar Hubbards,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs C. F, Clark and daugh-
ter. Blanche, attended the graduating eX'
ercises in Shelburn Falls this week, their
daughter, Miss Della May, being one OF
the graduates.
W. Z. Clark has traded his house and
land in the village, Including the Burns
place, with Orscu Copeland Tor his farm
in Marlboro. Mr. Copeland takes posses
sion in the fall. The trade was made
through the agency OF c. l.. Mesck.
ing service.
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HALIFAX.

H. D. Allen and family OF Wilmington
were in town last week.
Z. NJ. Goodenough and son have their
new barn nearly completed.
Harry Lcarnard has his blacksmith and
repair shop raised and partly covered.
Miss Nettie Harris OF Brattleboro IS
spending a few weeks with her uncle, +,
II. Niles.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davenport and Miss
Esther Crowell of Brattleboro, who are
spending a few weeks at the Fish home,
stead left Monday morning Tor Pownal
ON foot,
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returned to their home in Fecheille Mon
day.
Miss Bertha \. Holden of Pittsford
j. visiting Miss Nellie j. Fem.
Miss Blanche Brigham Of Townshend
spent the past week at Il. l. Phelps :.
Mrs. Boyd OF Wilmington has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. +. Wand,
Lula Cloudman Of Bellows Falls is
spending the week with Mrs. David Bug
bee
Miss Ida Wright Of Hartford, Conn, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Wright,
Mrs. W. II. Melrose and son have gone
to their home in Bath, Me, via Spring
field and Boston.
Miss Carrie Lyman, who taught in
Granville, Mass, this spring came last
week for the summer.
Misses Mabel Of Oberlin, O.. and Jean
Dascomb of Andover, Mass have joined
their mother at their summer home.
Mildred and Bessie Pierce and Daisy
Willard Of Saxtons River visited at huIn
lIattin and other places in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Buck and daughter,
Maxine Of Boston came Monday TO spend
several weeks with Mrs. BUCK : sister,
Mrs. b. +. Phelps,
Miss Katie Jefts went Wednesday 70
I White River junction, where she will
spend the summer. In the fall she eX-
/ poets TO enter Mortified seminary.
! Miss Janet and Daniel Gardner OF
. Pownal accompanied Miss Florence Nut
I ting home from Vermont academy last
week and spent a few days with her.
/ The Rocky Hill school closed last Fri
day afternoon with closing exercises, un.
usually interesting. The teacher and
+ pupils deserve much credit for the hard
work they have done.
/ Friday evening tonight a twoact
farce. The Scarlet Bonnet, will be given
/ the Ladies Aid society 4 strawberry
supper viii be served before and after
( tho antprt ainmpnt
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-28
VERNON.
Fred G. Bailey to Start July l on a
Two Years Cruise Around the World.

Fred c. Bailey of South Boston has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
5. w. Bailey, this week. The yacht
Pantooset owned by \. 5. Bigelow and
of which Mr.. Bailey has been chief engi.
neer during the last 10 years, has been
sold to the Cuban government and Mr..
Bailey was the recipient of a generous
gift from Mr. Bigelow in appreciation Of
his long term OF efficient service. The
Pantooset was one of the finest yachts in
Mr.. Bailey was the designer of its en-
gines and machinery. Mr.. Bailey has ac-
cepted a similar position on the steam
yacht Columbine, which is being reftted
at New London for a twoyear cruise
around the world by its owner, George
W. Wood of Denver, a man of wealth
largely interested in Colorado mines. The
Columbine will sail about July l.
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HALIFAX CENTER.

Miss Fanny Miner of Purdy Station,
\. y, has been visiting at the deer park.
Miss Elizabeth Davenport and Miss
Esther Crowel of Brattleboro are at the
Fish farm for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Perley Crosier have gone
to Dedham, Mass where their daughter
is attending school, to be present at the
graduating exercises OF the Ames school
lime D.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-28
Will Cure CONSUMPTION.

A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark, writes: 60
lev's Honey and Tar is the best prepare
ton for coughs, colds and lung trouble. /
know that it has cured consumption in
the first stages" You never heard OF
any one using Foley's Honey and Tar and
not being satisfied. Sold by All Drug
gists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-28

NJ u S+roata,. hos c,one 10 Craan-
NE d. -, 49, fo ,n"9 s foI L.
field and Springfield ior lie" DAYS
Miss Tina Streeter IS at home from the
high school at Greenfield Tor the sum
mer vacation ,
Mrs. Celia Howe of Greenfield visited
at George II. Hubbards over last sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Alexander of
West Brattleboro were over,Smdoy
guests at IL. ". Fairman's.
novtor StocI,veu has harrained with
W '' u ~ q Rarnns for t1eir interest
w , h. Rro.nahan farm. If which he i
mart -" owner
y. G. Barnes has leased ms mouse . e, near i.l.
Drummer station to the E, G2m contractors 6nng" ]n
who will use It as a boarding house I'M
til the completion oil Ihe ualn' ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Armon EUngwood and