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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13
PERSONALS

j. S. Dsv the Esano tIlne-. as IL town
tins week On business
@. l. Beers af sa-Atoza- \. y. Is
among TIE 1u. OF town guests rhIs week.
Wlhe Foster has gone ne the A!5auv
Business college f2 take see1ai course.
Mr.. ana Mrs oys9frs Z. Foster have
leeu visiting relatives n Manchester. NJ
Il. TINS weaE
Juhgs Whitney WIS amanr thaze who
took IN the Strand Army excursion To Sa--
ataEa TINS waeE
@. Z. GRAHAM was aalla5 70 Nerrfmag
Mass the rirsr Of the week On recount al
lha illness OF relative
Miss Laura stea1s returned Weansa-
Gay te feuusgirania Insult 1ts fer tie
Deal where she is q teacner
Miss Doris Smith has returned frggu "a
VISIT with her brother Barry IA. S1n7rh IN
Ale1aeu. Gunn. she went back TO Ne-i-
Gen WIFI than IN their automobile.
News has been received TINS week al
.he deara 81 Jamaica PLATA. Mass frrsm
.gEistrzEe W alauesaaT ui 2. 7. HAYDEN
ilz Hgrdau married MISS Iateis Lett
.LnEer, formerly He trts ulnae. Tapr 49,
Tea Ia Boston and vlClnitv tgr tea nas+
Igtr wears
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13
PERSONALS

Mrs Lue9 GitA,s j. visiting q Lyman
Huuttfs "a 0mlar4
Mis- harrfi Mrdfu went 10 New Aulk
Mduaay 20 sTeus the erfE
Ar AleEauder Walker q fuiriey Ia
spent SUNDAY 81 Al4s- 7 7. luav.eFsh
M and Nrt Graves 81 ChiceIee were
the guests % Ae j. =, CudWogsh the
ilrst Of t1F week.
Mr. and AIRS 81 7 Devins and daueh-
Ter DaratEE who have besH recent
gucsgs a Dir and Mrs. eeDrEg H. CLAW
NluuI-a o. their home N Providence +
j., yesterday.
Mrs AafF Amsaeu accompanied tV her
dnucattf Mn Arthur osgald and
ErauaBusHteF AIst Grace Dse1la 81 Blss
tun have been guests q. Dr and Mr. II
y. Ha.t1l this weeE.
Chalmers HuiHrpak who has been spend
IN severe. weeks with relatives here
Ehluts leaves Monday for New uri
CITY, where be HlA remain uuul the open
tnr 55 Yale university.
Misses Edith NJ and bessie +. he
GreFvy returned Friday 10 their home IN
Providence. H. j.. after o. tive weeks -o-
Jouru Gt -uofard lake Hs guests q their
unGie Rev, Thomas DDauoEAue
Miss Florence Converse and Miss
Josephine Farmer resumed thelH WORK ia
HggGgtga d sImonasF Monday after a.
extended vacation winch they spent iu
Boston ana other Nassus usefts cities
Edward C. Goodwin. Librarian Of the
senate reference library. accompanied by
MIR GB11wln ana lttlg daughter left
MONDAY Elg their home iu " ashIurtHU .
.. G.. Eltar m1utb rtsit % BrattleB1rl. .
Mrs George Dauvew with her daughter
Mar went 20 Springfield Mass Monday
% sfeHa few GAYS with relatives AiIs-
kUtl. who has been spending several
weeks there. Will return home with them
Mrs. Nettie Frost returned Saturday
from En extended visit ia Northampton.
Florence and Springfield. Mass. and Mon.
day was called 10 Vernon by the illness
OF her daughter. Mrs, J. II. Frost.
Mrs julia Wood left the Memorial nos
pIral Tuesday, where she has been under
treatment I8f several weeks ana is con
improved 10 health she VIII by
with her daughter, Mrs C.. F. Sm0uas,
for the present
Mrs DaIduch Staite and daughter, Miss
Annie. are expected 10 return TUESDAY
hom Bremen, Germany. where they have a
been visiting during the last two months. !
They are making the trip on the steamer G
.5rossaT hurturst Of the North German
Llora line. D. Stolte. Jr.. viii 80 to New a
! ork 20 meet them. I
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13
PERSONALS

l.ous Walker e,es e Albany Bushes.
ruliesf Monday
Miss Annie johnson 81 putney 3 r
Town q lev DAYS tins week
ii 2 Willis hss hera attending re
>h-fbH.8kt lar tLlf week
Aiss Ella Newman spent several days
TINS week ~ hinsdAls n 3
Warren Miller. clerk ID the Brooks
House j. au q lew DAYS vacation
Elisha Nav % 81. Johnshury was ia
town this wreck on iegal business
Mildred Scott returned THURSDAY %
NeW York amer three weeks vast WITH
Miss Minnie A scott
Mi@ Nellie Browning trimmer az
buuneu Davis = returnud from II ls
aesier Mass. "wednesday
Ernest Perhba prominent pianist ana
teacher Of Boston, gave recital e. lin.
aW Lodge Monday evening.
rs. J. Jacobs Of Pasadena. Cal. has
been visiting 4 @ DAVIS this week He
leit Yesterday Tor Montpelier
Mr Edreit and Miss Dannel went 90
New York "Wednesday % spend 3 wetE
IN connection with their business
Horace i. Scott leave. SATURDAY f1r
Troy, y. y q, where DIX wal. BEGIN uis see
0ua wear Ia The Rensselaer, Fa.rteehHie
institute
Mr.. MHverette Howe and AIRS Lucy
eaw 1t Springfield, Aass., we're N Aihol
several daUs last week visiting Mr. and
Mr. Guy Howe
T. =. Fauum laf "Wednesday far Hen
mixer g. IT, 81 DRIVE Airs Mary BlaFa.-
lee Fir7ifs team there for her Tire
team hEs been cared far hF d1Hu Baker
since Mrs fIraits absence from here
Miss Ruth ghilds returned "Wednesday
iron Westminster West. where she ban
been d guest Of Miss LIZZIE Rauuev. MRS.
EHnusv accompanied her bone end spent
he day IN town. Miss lHiIds begun work
ia Haueht1u q slm0uds 8 store yesterday
morning
Gilbert Batehelder who recently ~
UrIe5 IRON the Hgwailun islands where
1t was employed a. q chemist on an eE-
enslve sugar plantation. was O VISITOR IN
Owl the urTt Gi he week Mr. ButehH
Ter was graduated from tt-a BrEttlebor-
urA school IN the class Of 1896
Clarence Wellmm. son Of Frank I.
Il Gilman Of 6mharj IS now improving !.
Z the F. Z. Lynch hospital where & dis
5eatI1u ri fine right hlp has been ~
uce1 Master We.lman was thought 10
a suffering from tuberculosis Of the hlp
nd Tor some time had shown no improve
lsut
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13

Several secondhand 0rgansfo al prices
Don't mistake the d Retting Place High Street
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13
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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13

c.srE ia - uafk e Iuftrf The pub
H. 3 aafliafr iuFlsr. g. ia present q
bear 81 fuuu-s
Nr lssarss FISHER g Aulebara, Alhas
4r.. sl over SUNDAY rursf ai Mla ~ a.
4 ~ Nanasr ufaf Is the home o.
~ H5a Wood faf few aafs
rlsit
{ NIz. I.asa.s MafEHat Ieaehrr n The
Emuiebara hieh school. has fviainre =
il Harness affFf spending per SUB
H.rr varallH = ter hHue e. t.ot @itla'
Mae
III anI AIR Gc1fs p MHthrr and
~ returned SUNDAY "a Their nQ9ne -
AfWAfE ~ 81 after weeks 1lsii NitA
AZ NAfheff parents, af. ah4 Afss 1.s-
20 Msfhfg
TIE r8uae peoples dluh mrrtius Mon
I.sr evening 81 Academy ball vas atiena-
II 81 an UNUSUALLY large number ana q
pleasing program was rendered y ING
committee
Tie member ~ ihs Near and Farther
L.Ili.s s.HIa.r as the hsptlsi church Wrre
ID. i. M taf SOCIETY 81 the FIRST Laptisi
riuf9f asl evening ~ the slelll heia -
shs etgua HaTiafs.
ar and Mr. a. T. Mnhsr and ehildreu
returned fa their borne In Cam fe.lar
Naw TUESDAY having heea guests 9 pig. I
MafarHs parents A.r ans Ain. Cotton
AatHgE l1r HrEr@i daF-
Ntus has been reviewed q the death I
4as4 us.E a. EEtIe e. tiHs hmaaths=7la Z
s1a ~ Ar au8 Mrs Clifford >t1eEWeA {
ID Mount hEnHa. - T.. he was +
grandson rs H. IT st1cEwtl-
1ll- Emma AE@ returned Thursday
ffua Boston Errrs she has been d guest
- ar and Nr t. H Fetf-e During
Pie fr-aa vsH NIss Azsr has beer
z1saEf sr1u Hrlt she bias riutei WIN
HH Use salisbury and Hampton
iisaaaas and Els1 stelE day WITH Bliss
Margaret Hl 81 has, b18eewatef. Hiss
A trauas arf glad 90 near q 1zr Iru-
proved health
uular sls iam1uths-aIl sou OF Ar
lua Nrt. e@a-gg Raymond, died s1tlFe
.sV p1EaE atlEE Jew hHufs Illness
ha tuugrl5 sTas held 81 Iunsl1 EsE
uau4s Monday afternoon and burial
-as u tHe Cathode cemetery. Mr. and
IIfs George RAYMOND came here from ;
I#rHa Has o. few months Er1 ana 1
HEe Erat with ~ EEvmru- parents :
Ir. and A.rs. IlHall Raymond
b,ar-la1grg chapter. Daughters 1f the 1
Ia.al.a-G Ltgf .nAaa.'a. was WtA repre-
HHsHl a. tHe regular meeting az the home
+. Miss >usaE l. Clark ~ Nesf Brat. y
le1ufn uesdgy afternoon n5tWIth- q
'glClug stormy weather The hostssses 4
-erg Nlss Clark Mrs Herbert J. Clark r
n8 AIRS. HAYES biegL1W The meeting
peue1 with toe singing a. usual Is The =
pa suaurIea Banner 1ut Sc rendition >
as varied this -lma. Miss Alee Butter
aa SINGING tHe verses ElE The cuayfe, 81
LEuG % She chorus AZ the rob call 81
BE- members responded Ev giving names =
sznErs 81 fae Declaration q In4e
lnlHncH. a business session was held Of
ltel Mrs. p q. Fettee and Miss Susan =
Clark were elected delegates 90 the an
1al meeting as iaa state SOCIETY u ben
aEtau. A.ls- AlrT Z. Smith gave ia
Y ll Incidents ID the Lives q! the Furl-
ns. winch was vel written and gave Ii,
aea uleasura- a paper GA E5neatlou b -
.4Jl54I and Revolutionary Times which
Is tut q interest. was given uy Mrs.. -
=. E!aEr Mr. FlzzE 1lsrziaTe3 sa4ne
nd -Iua1e iase and embroidery wklc1
e COED evidence of Thorough instruction
tha; line Tine ROOMS were tassezulv Esr
ggrata1 with tags Eul aut ti1wgrE and
ap.e refreshments served.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13
Break Il Water Man Of Chestnut Hi
Reservoir COMPANY.

q H. Hamilton was awakened yeste-.
aGr morning LnaCt . O'Clock bv uuinur
ar sounds and uuuu investigation disray-
Frea thu The Chestnut Han reservoir wa
ter mann bad hurst s large stream of
WEter vas squirting into tie ar % a.
ntrat at % feet ugErr opposite bis
huusa and was rapidly hIluE the ditch
which is being 8uE fgr the ueu lGneh
H.Ig winch beng lad ur The company.
Air. haUa'tau went 90 "a near ueiEhb1r
emo te.euhau-5 T. C. Crosby about tba
sItuut3E aua then went o. S. q Sar-
gents where BE with others whom be
summoned 10 be assistance succeeded ia
shutting Of tine faw. During she time
the aueh ha5 flied and the water was
setting narE ia Fl. r. huupr yard and
o considerable quantity bad washed over
t.c hank aaeE rf = O. HEIladavs build
Iu-- 1n Meadow Brook rUa6 II was near
b. & O'Clock befare the flow was stopped
and the men could return 30 their hamas.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13
Vest BrattIebOr0
NrwroNJoHxsoN wEDDrxo
Classmates IN RratslsboFo Academy
Become Partners for Life

a qula aedduz Was trlehutsI 4 ~
hpme e Mf and Mn L aaans1r
FRIDAY aiirfnnau >vptemhef q a. gM
9 eipeG Whrn thtr rauuref daughter I.nla
belle Naf pniea Ia mafnAee g. Il Al
lFH AeWgaa. riacr so "a Mr. and MIR
y Newton "a annnlut q the recent
illness De- t1ar oriy thr memirrs e
ihf lmuiellaie families were n attend.
atef q CEREMONY was TeriuTmei 81
E u N sfau e Marlboro fsfar
hnE q ifrNf Raidrl GLOW and white
al.a.iat nsing fhf dauhirriuE service
lif urlar Wufe bee1mihg Fdun 81 white
muslin and carried E shower bouquet "a
Wiatg pond ti.ies The groom WaHa q shirt
Haleh Was The wedding shlu al his great
great grGndiather Newton Mis- bertha
Z, ANur f Wilder VI was brldemaia
end WHn Q gown q blue si.E an8 William
Kos Newton brother 81 thf Bridegroom
Ha best uaE The house Wus urettlr
ara1fatea WHh ferns and eut duwrrs
SWEET peas asirFs dahlhs and g.adi1l
teluc b prominence Am0nr the uumers
Gus and valuable Efts reeived 5y Mr.
ana AFe Newton were sE sierl.uE siipsF
teaspoons which have hren "a the New
sun family t1r - wears j was taf lr
anniversary q. the marriage q Nt New
.nT psreltf NT and Ars " y New
.1H.
Mr and BTHe Newton r-a r7rrIrr
ague people Fl ttis section Tner were
'ltt graduated from brauleHara aradeur
p l#l Later SIR Newton t1af d uus
1F@i rsurse iH she TEHn institute 1t
Argus n. it, and was graduated from
tfeH "a 1915 SINCE ttat time she las
,aH eHrs1FH5 De- lhlas & FwnEms ri
.se NE Newton taught b The schools
8 Marlboro and Biz town for four vra-r
aa letter Was 20 p Z. Hii5rett printing
-af .zf - wears Daring IRE rast sea-
Hu as has beer associated with his Ear
her Iu sine management 81 The home
arm 0u Am-s hl Mr. and Mrs New
1H u1n make their home there fat the
vseut.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13

John Chandler who Is EMPLOYED hv %
f g Convey 30 gather cream. met with q
painful accident Sunday morning whila
he was caring FOR his bar=ss r. the barn
He had been ruhhinr one q them and
was ahrut % lead the animal TO the stall
when II nt ms right hsua 50 hadlv fuat
thE bones Of the middle md third fingers
we're broken and the flesh inside The hand
80 badly lBeergfed THAT the cords and
bones were exposed Medical attendance
was Immediately summoned and the
wound carefully dressed. Ar present NJ
Chandler j. dong wen and no zrns q
nl1a1-pols1uruE have HupeEre3 The horse
rad newer shown auv sirns q vieiuusues-
and Mr. Chandler wus wholly uupreuare1
fer the attack
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13

~ tss C1ueFeaat ianai church huiianF -
ertr. Eart s reff Interesting aadfess
M anl MIs William HfayllHn have
returned fIaH Marlboro WHERE thfy hstf
l,arl sfrhlHHE adtE wan ntlaiiEef
Miss Muuif 1ahnsra ard Mr. Ntlefa
JasfuaY have breu rraHut Furfs q tier
nzrfuts Af ana M johnson
1css Z Baker HsfufaHd 3 - bone =
hsrrftesief y II SATURDAY haTHr ffrnt
verE ulih be cousin. q e bgnkief
Louie au1 GLADYS >ie.lmah went q ~
Memorial H1sfatEi SUNDAY r. unaffa
fsFati1ns f1F throat and nasal trfuhiez
Ma Charlie, Harms returned % he
horne SATURDAY, fizm 6 F'Hf - hrf saHs
d Aiiirn Tails and >he.hgrat lalls
Ma
The foune udsnef u thr Baptist church
wrr entertained 81 Mr. J 81 Il HuCH
g her home Pane Res Yesterday a'ttf
neon.
Aiss Ioui-s Snetsudu who has been
nurse rn Hf ST. i Hrvwnal for serers'
wefks. has gnne ta hrr home tn Dam
merNfuu
Master sumner Horton was unerafr3
Ga TUESDAY az che Memorial hospital ~
D6. German and bf Hunter i1r ENLARGED
tanslt
Eeg Mr Kellogg Of ~wanrer n d.
Htit flfraet % ihe haTfIsf church SUNDAY
ans the services q the weeE wall be- hsl8
as usual
Mrs l. p. Copeland wha has bssu Sec
1aasy l sar several ve1ss. Was takea
20 tst Memorial hospital "Wednesday iaF
Treatment
Mss HraeF HeFHF la#t Monday faF
Hartford Coma where Fas viii spend So
gre months hHl l'rs and Ar VI. ~.
THOMPSON.
81. h Miller 81 suffering fHou q fellH
ca Toe torenusHf 81. be- ls.t HuH1s causs5
b. o HgTise which ha received ahaut tun
A.tss esa.
AFs. 3 = Miller and Nrs c. s. HiEier
ans SOB Humer were guests q Nr and
Ar W !. Snow lu Marlboro the lrst
@ me week
Ar and Nrs M A. Bailey A. r. Bib
and Roscoe Fisher went o. >ara.ur1 g.
d. Monday % attend the National e A
2 enraurmgI'.
N-s C r Sf.au-~7z-- -ar,--,az 4---.
Orange Na-5.. Sarurdzr where She has
hrHu assisting % the care AZ her mother
Ha1 b. seriously la
Mr. and AIRS n pr+-,-- ------.s4 !
b tasr home "a Boston Sf-r,5rr 49,
spent several aays WITH Mrs Punau
q -lilsfs -ais tfuitla cart
Ar. and Mrs Walton I1hua1u ~ Wo-- =
'ester Mae. ere expected tomorrow m g
spend fwa weeks WITH Mrs. johnson 5 9
zuTerts. Mr. and airs r. g. S1uires-
NJ and Mrs george Wilson. who +
4 fe Htrl .ie1elnc several weeks with &
nl5 Aha Niif Purse ~f7tl-wel.. lsit va- y
sl-as l2f ihef name in stamford. Conn :.
Mrs. Henry & ~t8ci-reu 2ue went. n. !.
iacoT@a Falls. Mass TUESDAY 70 visit =
irs. Alea FOX Mrs >tockweg WIS a. i
80 ...-.'-'-'''l by Asf COUSIN. Mrs. T. d. u
ia.
US p ID oullh and caaEltar Helen I'D
Net 1aiA WHO hare pegE 81 d. a. 81
iaiIls igt several weeks, are now q
1esls g, llr. Caroline smith 81 Maple q
-st arm 81
Afrs. J. l. FADES and daughters. 8f5ss T.
igra and Miss Grace returned TYedDe- hl
lv ~ Their home IN T-rv Il Y &C., 1gl
- n= r SUNNI WITH their COUSIN. = =
Allss A-na Daley of Westminster s. A
'tl4lae g lew weeks AT l. A. knight
eiias.e har 60 BE- with her sister Mrs.
try h1uLuall VINO Is under Treatment
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13

One uf the worst features Of EiHs- %:
Ole IS that II is al lls3gs alssla =
before the victim raGz bis ll-
nav have q fRtal ma.a 4ass II
Kidney Cure as the 1rs- aI O. -u
Is i c9uacgs l-rsgEiarus Ga-
frlChrs disease ana 1.atsas s1
al LlrIIrrlets
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13

AHs ". T Nal : g Boston It's wHsF
lqs her ial line q millinery
Arr frank J. Hunt went . New York
lutsda3 for 40 extended Visit
John 1urrou has been visiting d HaI
yoke, Mass. 8 paf1 q tins week
Judge Daniel kelasg q Nessmiue.cf
UH VISITOR iu town Monday
Miss Bessie Faruum went % Worcester.
Aarf, SATURDAY e sIseua WreE
Nrs. g d smith went % Boston Aou.
T aaE inf Der iall hne 8 millinery
J. = Daniels 81 Springfield Mas.
aeut sunday here with Mn Daniels
Miss Jennie Duncan went % New i orr
SATURDAY iaf ial models N dFessmAiIus
Mics Ruth Allen began working ID Mrs
g. II smith millinery rooms thif week
John Grady az Springfield. Macs. spent
sunday with bls parents ga south Nam
street
eearg sheurn of Keans. y. T.. has
aren visiting az his former home here this
week
Mrs l. i. Bauks Of NarhaeIa. Mas.
- guest 81 Mrs j. III, Matt11n TINS
week
Joseph Palmer who is working IN Clare
mont ~ E- visited 81 Eis home here
Sunday.
Ms. Margaret Moran returned Wed
uez.lny trrm. d taa weTEz stsv IN New
port, T. L.
Mrs u. /. Baas1r returps5 Srtu-5rv
from New Yark vit6 4 c7rHiets In +.
iaH millinery
Miss WINNIE SoUttav3 y-iI rs-r-, Nan
5nF ana f.ezr yr1rE al tr5r5r5r- f5- m.
a. I. Basr8u.
NIas AHuIs Eof,rr#Ba is rsE-7-- a -,4-. a
weeks yarafiau fr1u bs- vr-E Ia = 1 70
fiClrht1n office.
z az E-a5,.r Cd B1stgr ana a. sine
trustees al IN T51rraar frr4 y F.
town tais weeE.
Z T. Iavsljs al Amherst Mas vrs
among tbs ar'-r,f.t,,5-r, ,-,,..-r -. s,,.r-.
SUNDAY N town
rom Es.Ta \ II 49,. - ~, IA, - -
LETTING r.lo-4,as
g. - - '' ~ '
T. i1oFAl~ "sA moved il3iA 9inel I
..l
Il. lAiils and Aa1of 3. N lhLids 4
iANt Fisifa relatives IL Burlington an1 =
.lsiieiah itls week
Miss 4AIE ana Miss Ellen Grady nave e
rllflit4 ron Two weeks outing ~ l.
-ahiifal ana Quebec. ID
Miss Grace Pike ieFf Wednesiav morn n
ag lor fIichfurE. Mass. where she v1L 3.
inter iHe normal school TO-
j. Edwin Lawrence mas moved from e.
sraeu street 70 W. +. EockweIIs house ia
2 FROST street tins veeE- A
Mrs Ware and daughter. Miss barrie. aI
{ FoushkeeBsie. y. are Spending the
eek at the Brooks Houss
Mrs. Pauline Ward went 10 Surlur-
ED Mass-. Wednesiav 10 st,en4 the -
eak with Mrs q p Vevrar
NJ. r. r7-s,-.-s. - a.. - pa
me In NFe,13s1f Conn Npps8v sftsr d ID.
sit Of several weeks in town ~,
Ms t..,.+--,3s ars1,.. 20 o.. Af.-- ~.
~ TE.,5,sgl5.,. - - -. 4
it, her brother. Henry Miller. we
afrg "a II F-l4s. - - AZ. go
- - TT-s. - -1 - hr
49, 80. 4. AZ -i ''' wa
NJ. p - T.. - r. w1
---..E ~. -, W - I''l- b
nj -1..-.7 - - -'ii7' T. ui1
~ an A'''i17- Ls-1- IA.
mn. Wetinesaav to sfend fyro wrecks a.,
th her brother D II Wmtnev.
Miss Z. p. Haulen Of Boston and tbs
szas PgarsaH IL Philsdpir,hia are Hrnoug
recent arrivals al the Metros thn
Mss Aarruret Palmer Is spending two 81
nj hs az the nome 0f her parents, Mr.. 81.
an
l-as 1-i5-l'1h Llleiey has fetqfheu rom \.
.A We" - lip curing NLlc2 tllIie she -
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13

Harold Perry is in Rochester. \. Z.
this week
John Burnett Of Dummsrstsn is at e
A. St3cs1reils
Carroll Fisher has gone to Boston 70,
an indefinite stay
Mrs, Flora Adams Of Dummerstor
spent Saturday here.
( +. p. Z. Stowe Is IN Newfane to stay
through court session
Mr. and Mrs Albert Houle moved 70
hoiyuks Mass. Saturday,
Henry Alathar and family hava moved
from tbs Ninsi0w farm h. BetblI
Airs. @. G. Corey and Mrs George AL
/ len ara housed by illness TINS week.
4 Aliss Gertrude Cobb Of Whitman
Mas. Is visiting at Cotton Mathers.
Mr and AIRS. e. a Convey and children
OF Amherst, Mass are visiting relatives
here.
Airs Irving Webster af Gainesville.
Fla, is spending tine week at ]. l.. Bar
nev s.
The fourth df the series OF select dances
wall be held at the CentHrrille rink tins
evening.
Mrs f II. Akley of Vernon has been
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs j. /. Barney
this week.
Mrs. H. G. squires eure a taa-party 10
several o. bar women friends wednesday,
afternoon.
The Needle Crafts club r-ill meet with
Mrs. e. =. Prentiss Tuesday afternoon
al = clock.
Mrs. i. Tyler Of Vernon is with her
daughter, Mrs. J.. L. StockwalL for an ex-
tended VAST
Mrs Sadie Han Gone If Ros+,r ,-ss
n over Sunday guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. It.
.. Il, Stowe
+. G. Field and family are r,oy-;r, sr1r,
: Western avenue to the StarEev house
"a LenterrlLla.
Mrs. D. D. DunElee Of Greenfield ;s
nest Of Mr. and Mrs. T o. Morse On
iIulford street.
DR. F. p. Burnett of pr,al-+or No
-as the guest 81 his aunt, Mrs. j. S.
Uttlng Monday.
w. II. Harris ra+,rrra5 Af,,,,4.-- 4.,-,
.akeport, y H.. where he has been gpen9- I
n several weeks
Mrs. HENRY SnAad az vrp,,l.g,-,,, ..,,,s
7ednssday To visit her daughter Mr.
gorge c. Harris.
Mr. ana Mrs II T r1,-l- - A. -
m. H4vas pirsl-,, r,,-4 xE-5 -
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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-02
LEGAL NOTICES

INVITATIONS FOR PROPOSALS 70
EXECUTE GOVERNMENT SURVEYS
IN CALIFORNA.-Notice No. A. Notice
IS hereby given that sealed sealed proposals VIII
cuding February /, 1907, for running,
measuring and marking according to law
and instructions the following described
surveys, to wit; 7. 10 s., r. IA e.. sec
tion lines, 81 miles; private claims, school
land in connection, $50 miles. T. IA s., r.
II E., section lines 80 miles; private
claims, school lands and connections 141
miles. T.. Is s., R: IA E., section lines 20
miles; private claims, school lands and
connections, l77 miles I. 16 s., r. 1S E..
section lines 60 miles; private claims,
L. IL s., r: IA e., section lines 80 miles;
private claims, school land and connec-
nections l55 miles. T. 16 s., r. Is E.,
school lands and connections 16O miles.
Il. II s., r. 10 E., section lines 26 miles;
private claims, school lands and connec-
tions 80 miles. (all s; M, Bids must
stated prices per diem for a stated num-
ber of days. The liability of the contract
will be restricted to $500 in the case of
firm of deputies. All bids must be
made in writing, sealed and marked PRO
posals to Execute Government Surveys
described in Notice No. 4, dated Jan. 2,
1907 Proposals may be left at this office
III person or inclosed in an envelope and
forwarded by mail. Bids for surveys de-
Scribed in this notice will be opened on
February 2, 1907, and notice forwarded to
the successful bidder within 60 days there
after accompanied with contract, includ-
ing said surveys, and bond which must
be properly executed and returned to this
office Immediately. Only responsible, re-
liable and competent surveyors will be en-
ployed, who must execute their surveys
in person, and will be required to give
bend in double the amount of contract in
each instance. 1t will be required that
the surveys herein described be completed
and returns made to this office on or be-
fore March 1, 1908. Surveyors may sub
init bids under more than one notice, but
the bids must be separate under each, and
this office will limit each deputy to such
am amount of work as can be properly
completed within the time specified. The
right is reserved by this office to reject
any and all bids and no contracts will be
binding on the part of the United States
until approved by the Commissioner OF
the General Land O1'ce.
Office of II. S. SuIN eyor General,
San Francisco, California. Jan. 2, 1907.
u. s. Surveyor General for California.
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