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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-21
NORTHFIELD FARMS.

Fred Alexander is in Boston for few
weeks.
Miss Ruth Moore is assisting in the
family of Charles Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Potter are visiting
Mr., Potter's sister, Mrs. Frank Parker
Miss Myrtle Perkins has finished her
work for Mrs. o. ID. Adams and gone to
her home in AIillers Falls.
Mrs. Mabel Condor and Miss Morse OF
Worcester are visiting Mrs. Condor S
brother, Frank Parker, in Pine Meadow
.Joseph Harness is improving his house
with the addition of broad piazza on
tbe south and west sides of the building
which commands very extensive views up
and down the Connecticut valley with the
NIt Hermon campus almost directly OPP
noste on the west side OF the river. III
IS an ideal place for the summer VISITORS
tybom Mr.. and Mrs. Harness entertain.
Greenfield chapter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution, by invitation, oil
Mrs Asahael Sawyer and Mrs. Holton
s .na a most enjoyable day last week at
The old Stratton tavern. Dinner was
sawed in the old house and afterwards
q business meeting was held under the
troos on the lawn, IA members OF the
chapter being present IRON ureehl nsio,
The old house which is said to be oVei
i5C Years old, is still right in Its, PRIME
and in honor of the day was Handsomely
decorated with ferns, daisies and butter
! cIns
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SOUTH VERNON.

III. Weatherhed left Tuesday for New
York city and the west
The schools close Friday with pcnlcs
for the summer vacation.
# was 9s in the shade Tuesday. We
are satisfied summer Is near
The Lend a Hand society met IN John-
son hall this week Wednesday,
III, tobacco farmers are transplanting
the plants largely this week
Leon Powers has gone to Bernardston'
Mass. to work in a steam mill
Mrs Forward OF Springfield, Mass, Is
visiting at Fred Adams's home
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Allen have gone
tn WiTliamsville to visit relatives
AIRS Lewis Fairman and son have gone
| TO Worcester Mass, Tor a lew DAYS
/ visit.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allen and son
/ have gone to Willamsville to visit reia-
/ tives.
Mrs. NJ. c. Carpenter of Ignore, Ind,
was an oyer-Sunday guest OF Mrs Aurora
Gould,
Mrs. Addison and George Todd OF
Ringe. y. H., are visiting at j. a.
Beers ;.
E. O. Lee has gone to Burlington, VI,
to attend the state board OF health
school.
Miss Daisy Briggs of Mt. HeTmoEn'
Mass. visited her sister, Alice, at i. u
SCOTS this week.
Mrs. Sylvia Fitzhenry and granddaugh-
fer Ethel, of South Boston, Mass, are
guests at J.. NJ. Baileys,
Miss Edith Gray, Elva Hawks and Paul.
inc Fairman are home from thelr scnools
for their summer vacation
Rev. George E. Tyler visited his mother
the first of the week, returning TO DIS
toll. Conn, Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. C. +. Perry of Keene, n. IT,, 9no
two children were recent visitors OF MIS-
Calvin Cook and Mrs. Helen Riley
J. Finn died Monday night. He was
for many years section boss and wa
highly respected by large circle o.
friends
Dexter French and son, Warren, are
erecting new brick storage and cooiel
for milk and cream to meet the demah'
, of their trade in Northtleld' -,
Rev. j. William Denton VIII give
cbalktalk to the children Sunday ana I'M
, children will take part III the service Al n
are cordially invited, espeClaily VhS Nii
dren. 4-
Rev. [. NJ. Blanchard, a former paste
of the Advent Christian church ana nov
, of Bridgeport, Conn, was happily SUI
prised 6y the people of his own churcl
, and friends and members of East MOI
walk. Conn, in his home on Roosevelt
street last week A very pleasant even
ing was passed. His own church peGopil
presented ,e him with a handsome oak i
Brary set, including a writing desk, SEE SEE
H i friends gave handsome larg
v Bible and a large bunch of carnations
The presentation speech was made by
W. Davis and F. /. Ainsworth of Eas
d Norwalk. All were happily responded t
by Mr.. Blanchard The meeting was
r informal one and much enjoyed by a
y present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Reed Celebrat
ed Golden Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Chancey Reed were
pleasantly reminded OF their 5Oth we'd
ding anniversary last Sunday when their
friends assembled to present their CON
gratulations. The Mortified band play
ed various selections and ice cream and
cake were served to the guests, among
whom were the two surviving daughters,
Mrs. Jennie Reed Minis Of Hinsdale, n.
H., and Mrs. Susie Reed Watson at
whose home the guests were so pleasant
ly entertained. Among the wedding gifts
were 50 beautiful carnations and there
were other gifts as souvenirs from
thoughtful friends Several grandchildren
were present also other relatives, neigh
bors and intimate friends. Mr.. and Mrs
Reed are cared for in their declining
years by f. c. Watson and his wife,
their youngest daughter. They have both
passed the three score and ten mark and
their married life has been spent in this
town where they are most highly respect
ed as good, worthy citizens. Previous 10
the assembling of the guests. through the
courtesy of Newton S. keet, Mr.. and Mrs
Reed enjoyed their first automobile ride
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JACKSONVILLE.

Meryin Pierce has moved to the Stet'
son house.
Mrs. Rose Rogan and son visited at D.
Leonard, the trst OF the week.
Mrs. Frank Ray and daug liter OF WI
miugton are visiting at IL, +. stetsoh =
Nllldled and Aladalne Reed are visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. t. L.
Reed.
Miss Phoebe Corkins is spending a. two
weeks vacation with relatives IN North
Adams.
At. r, Roundy and c. Z. Putnam have
bought the wool among the farmers about
here.
d. G. TAYLOR has force OF men at
work repairing the telephone line through
the village
Rev. Ernest Linwood Staples will
preach in the UnlyersRllst church oeslh
ming Sunday, July l.
John Harris, formerly engaged IN the
meat business here and now OF keadsooio
was in town the first OF the week.
| G. w. Pierce, W. F, Walker and r. l.
Frost passed through here "Wednesday II
an auto on their way to the county
grange in Readsboro.
Miss Stella Butterfeld is home from
TUFTS college. Miss Butterheld will ae'
as clerk for E. A. Temple and company
during the absence OF Miss Corklns'
Mrs. 0. V. Bennett is very low. The
little girl at George Snyders is reported
better. Harry Murdoch has had two
operations and pint OF puss taken from
his lung each time by DR.. Stafford o
] North Adams.
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the parsonage, returned to her home Mon
day,
The state highway commissioner has al
lotted the town OF Leyden Slii.
Mrs. +. o. Darling came last Friday to
spend the summer at the farm
Mr.. aud Mrs. Roy Wilcox were guests
of his brother, Ernest, Monday night
Hapgood Dennison spent part OF last
week at 4. b. Warmers in North Bern
ardston,
Some from Leydcn attended the straw
berry festival and dance given by the
grange in Gulfod Tuesday night,
Mrs. Martha johnson Allen, who has
been at her fathers for a visit, returned
to her home in Easthampton Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Buddington of Middletown1,
/ Conn, came TO her fathers, ;. H. Bud
Idington's, Saturday and her husband Is
expected this week.
! Nellie Sauter Of Boston has been en-
loving a two weeks vacation at her Ia
Tiers. Gertrude Sauter of Greenfield was
ut home over Sunday.
Walter and Harvey Kemp OF Brookline
| have been guests OF their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Kemp, and their sister
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Daton Miner
/ Children's day was observed Sunday, the
program for the day which was arranged
/ by the educational department OF the
| Methodist church being used. The chi
dren gave their parts IN commendabl'
manner. II was feared there would be
scarcity of flowers but the supply wa
equal 10 the demand and the church wa'
gay with plants and flowers.
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]. II. Kiniry of Windsor was in town
this week on business.
Miss Florence Nutting graduated from
Vermont academy Tuesday.
The primary school had a picnic last
Saturday in j. +. Wards pasture.
Next Sunday Rev, W. +. Whitcomb
will exchange with Rev. II. l.. Ballou'
Louis Gorham has finished work in G.
II. Walkers store and returned to Put
ney.
Miss Elsie Page of Hardwick is spend
ing the week with her friend, Miss Ruth
johnson.
Miss Alice Dawley of the Rutland hos,
pital is visiting her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Perry Dawley.
Mrs. j. K. Miller goes next week to
Lebanon. n H., to attend the graduation
Of her brother, Charles.
The members of Rocky Hill school will
hold their closing exercises Friday after
noon from 100 to 4 o'clock.
Mrs. George Hall and Mrs. Joel Hough-
ton were present at the graduation eNer-
cises at Vermont academy Monday.
Misses Helen and Blanche Wilkins and
/ Margaret Wright attended the graduation
] Il
| Mrs. 4. L. Kennedy and four children
of Highland, Mass, are guests at Ira
! Holton's, where they will spend several
/ weeks.
| Last Sunday morning deer went down
through Main street about O'Clock. 1t
+ came to church but seeing 1t was too early
passed on down the street.
Miss Edna Kimball had a very pleasant
surprise last Saturday afternoon when
she found all her classmates had come to
give her a party on her 10th birthday
Mrs. S. A. Pierce and son, Harold Of
Kansas City, Mo-, come tonight to their
summer home where Mr. Pierce has been
for the past month making ready for
them.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
tie better at this writing. Invitations
have been received by the immediate
friends of Miss Viola Fenton from the
faculty and senior class of which Miss
Fenton is member, to be present at
the commencement exercises, June q of
the Castleton state normal school.
According to the state law, the town
Superintendent of schools will give an
examination Thursday and Friday, June
p and 2S, to pupils expecting to enter
secondary schools this fall and who in
tend to asl, the town to pay their tuition.
The examinations will begin at 8 o'clock
Thursday morning, June p, at the
school house in this village. All desiring
to take the examinations are requested to
notify Mr.. Whitcomb at once.
A very quiet wedding took place at
NIrs Ellen Wards Wednesday at noon
when her daughter, Elizabeth, was united
in marriage to Wallace H. Metcalf OF
Springfield, Mass Miss Mollie Morse
cousin of the bride, acted as bridesmaid
and Ray Nletcalf, brother of the groom
as best man. The bride wore white lace
and carried shower bouquet of bride
roses. The ceremony was performed by
! Rev. e. c. Fisher, cousin of the groom
of Westminster West. Mr.. and Mrs. Met
calf will be at home at 952 State street
Springfield, Mass, after Sept. l.
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Mrs. +. G., Lackey is spending lew
DAYS with relatives in Winhall'
John Manse went this week to Nor
mandy lake, y, D., for the summer
Mrs. u, NJ. Cole aud daughter OF Orange
came this week for few days stay
Mrs, Ella Dresser and little Dorothy
Aldrich of Boston are visitors oil MIS-
II. \, staten
Mrs. stephen Bishop and son, Roy OF
Winchester, were recent guests oil Miss
Emma Tyler.
Chester Moore of Chelsea, Mass, visited
his father, George Moore, this week AT
Woodawn farm.
Mrs. Laura Weatherhed Of Guiltord and
Mrs ,Iohn Mack OF Brattleboro were re.
cent visitors at j. T. Wright's,
The North aud Pond schools, Miss Mis-,
Marcy and Miss Nelson teachers, wlil
unite in picnic at Central park FIJI
day.
The ladies' circle will meet in their
rooms next Wednesday afternoon Al
are cordially invited, Supper at the usual
hour. &.
At the last meeting OF Vernon grange
T.. II. Akley gave very entertaining tax
ON the subject OF phosphate mining ~
Florida, illustrating his statements with
large display OF specimens OF the ore
and other curios obtained in Florida last
winter. Mr.. Akley also gave an account
OF his observations OF the pecullantles OF
climate, soil, and formation OF the eoun'
try and OF the conditions OF life in Flor
I ida as he saw them. The program OF the
evening also included a selection on the
organ by Miss Ruth Faiman, several Sc
lections on the graphophone by Fred II.
stone aud a very humorous reading by
| Mrs. II. W. Fairman, all OF which added
| much to the interest OF the meeting.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-21
BERNARDSToN.

The doctors club OF Greenfield met Dr.
Holton at the New England House Mon
day evening and presented him with a
handsome ralncoat.
The Greenfield group convention OF Ep-
worth Leaguers will be held at the Meth
odist church Tuesday, June 20, forenoon
and afternoon. Dinner will be served at
the noon hour.
The Junior class of Powers institute will
give a drama in Institute hall Monday
evening. June n, at 5 o'clock entitled
Aunt Susan Jones. Ice cream and cake
will be Tor sale on the campus. large
attendance is desired.
The baccalaureate sermon before the
senior class of Powers institute will be
given Sunday morning, June %, IN the
Methodist church by Rev, ID. Ii. sawyer
The churches will unite in these services
to which all are cordially invited,
One dav last week Egbert Cairnes was
at work on a barn which he was taxing
down when n ioist gave way. \ beam
struck Mr.. Cairncs on his head but tell
across him 50 that he did not fall long
distance. He was rendered unconscious
I for a time and has since been IN a crit,
cal condition. \ week has elapsed ana
/ today we receive the first encouraging re-
/ port.
The program for graduation exercises at
( Powers institute, June Is, Is as ioioWs'
| Music.
! Invocation.
/ Music. = O.r,,.,,
Essay say Is Poverty Curse? 49, =, p,.,,
] Nj.
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joyed the program which was so well rem.
deled that each number was enthusiast.
eally eneored, The numbers were as FOL,
lows:
Piano duet, Rosetta, Bohm
june Is Here, Spaulding
Rebccea Alexander Julia Proctor, Alta
Tolman, Raymond Smith, Bert
Richards, Daniel koonz.
Recitation, Sandy, Flint
Doris JeiTords.
Ca) Evening Bells Kreutzer
I'D Crossing the Bar, Anon
Esther Moody, Bertha Clough, Violet Ly-
man, Dorothy White, Newton
Howard, Joseph Waite.
Love in May, Tracy
Gertrude Proctor, Florence Holton.
Poppy Land Express, Franc
Dotty Newton, Miriam Caldwell Esther
.. , Cooper Beatrice Esterbrook
(al Boating, Edwards
10 \ Lullaby, Edmunds
intermediate Glass.
(a) Shoogy Shoe, Ambrose
lh) Mighty LAX a Rose, Neyin
Girls Glee Club.
Dost Thou Love Me, Parry
Hazel Holton, Clesson Alexander.
lal Song at Eyentide, air Bizet
% A Fable, air, Sullivan
Miss Atwood, Miss Graham, Miss Taun
ski.
Recitation, \ Bear Story, Riley
Miss iteans.
Kentucky Babe, Geibe
Robert Calender, 'alph Doane, Frank
Richards, Chester Aldrich.
Piano solo, Air de Ballet, Nloszkowsk
Miss Webster.
Medley, Grace NJ. Bailey
Senior Glass.
All the parts were crcditably taker
and in many cases it was surprise that
we have so much musical and dramati,
ability among the pupils. The work o.
Miss Webster as aceompanist was excel
lent.
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WEST HALIFAX.

Rene Coren put on a new bridge be-
low f. $ Cookies this week
Timothy Bellows has been i'll and con
fined to his bed for a few days.
Justus Hall, who is at work in Brat
tleboro was home over Sunday.
Mrs. Josephine Bishop has returned to
her brothers, G.. {. Hicks $, after spend
ing several weeks in Brattleboro.
Several from Guiding star grange at
tended the Pomona at Readsboro We'd
nesday. A large crowd out and jolly
good time are reported by all.
". +. Clark has sold his timber on
the Burns place and the land the tim
Der is on to Holden a Martin OF Brattle'
boro through the agency Of {. L. Mesiek'
The West Halifax baseball team played
the West Guiiord nine in West Gull
ford last Saturday aud met with de-
feat 6 to 5, with only OF their own
PLAYERS. This week Saturday afternoon
they play Jacksonville nine in Mitchell :
moving
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-21
WILMINGTON.

T. w. Choate was in Albany the first
Of the week.
DR.. l.. I. Page, Mrs. Page and dangh-
fer are taking a vacation for two or three
weeks. -,
Mrs. Houghton of Boston, Mrs. Newell
and daughter, Mrs. Lyon, are at the taV-
ern for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newton and little
daughter of Los Angeles, Cal, are at the
Chiids Tavern for the summer. :,
Mrs. j. II. Kidder Is IN Troy, ~ 4"
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Charles A.
Gardner who has young son. r..
Mrs E. d. Manter came here from
the hospital in North Adams last week
and will remain during the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Childs with friends
pold us a short visit Sunday, coming from
! Brattleboro in Major Childss automo'
/ bile.
| 1t is expected that number OF mem
/ bers of the Grand Army post and perhaps
some Others will attend the national en-
campment at Saratoga in September.
| Announcements of the marriage OF Don
10. Buttertield of this place and Miss
Alice Plympton of Wardsboro have, been
received. Both of these young people are
fayorably known and the congratulations
of large circle of friends and acqualnt
ances are extended.
Samuel II. Boyd met with serious
accident at the Choate mill last week
He was running school seats through 7 !
planer when bolt holding, the knit
broke and the seat flew back violently
striking his right arm and breaking thu
bones. DR.. Dunn is attending HIM.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. P. Mcdonald and
party of friends are camping in Somerset
The old familiar drama, Uncle Tom
Cabin. was presented by the Shlpmal
COMPANY on Browns meadow Wednesda!
evening to a fair sized audience. IRON
this place they went to Hlnsdale, N IL
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VERNON.
Brattleboro Young Man Overcome by
Heat Tuesday Afternoon.

The extreme heat of Tuesday afternoon
overcame Horace Scott, son of Freeman
Scott of Brattleboro, while employed with
the engineer corps at the dam site on the
river bank at Coopers point. Drs. A. l..
Miller and G. r. Anderson were summon
ed by telephone from Brattleboro, also Dr.
Foss of Hinsdale. The young man was wa
taken across the river to the house of NJ.
Reed in an unconscious condition. His
father and mother and nurse from the
Brattleboro hospital were soon in attend
ance. By the skillful and timely applica-
tion of restoratives the critical condition
Of the patient yielded after several hours
and during Wednesday he continued to
improve. Young Scott was taken to his
home Wednesday evening by DIR. Miller
| in his motor car.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-21
WEST NORTHFIELD.

Lillian Turner is visiting in Orange
Mass.
Mrs Fred Gee and children Of ,Putney
oro ION gmests of Mrs. William Aldrich.
Eta Brigham of Marlboro; Mass, is a
,r, l1yt Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Corse.
Mrs G. R. Nelson fell and broke her
wrist 1st'' last week. She has the sympathy
of many friends.
caoroe billiard has been at Lake Pleas
ont Nv with his father since the death OF his
nmy w which occurred just two weeks
liter nfter the death of his only brother.
The aged father of John Finn, passed
,w lTe Tuesday after a lingering illness at
tEe ace e OF Of 81 years. He was an old sec;
t;n,, Ross on the Connecticut River road
f flUn m DDo4 W Years and man of. sterling
worth esteemed by all. The burial was IN
Greenfield Thursday.
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MRS. SADIE ABBOTT

Women for the most part spend
the;r lives at home, and IL is these
women who are willing and ambitious
that their homes shall be kept neat
and pretty, their children well dressed
and tidy, who do their own cooking
sweeping, busting and often washing
ironing and sewing for the entire
family, who call for our sympathy.
Truly the work of such n woman
Is never done" and is IL any wonder
that she breaks down at the end OF
few wears, the back begins TO ache,
there Is a displacement, Inflammation
orulceration of the abdominal organs,
n female weakness Is brought on, ana
the struggle of that wife and mother
to continue her duties Is pitiful.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, made from native roots
and nerps, Is the exact medicine
woman needs whose strength IS over
taxed. 1t keeps the feminine organs
In strong and healthy condition
In preparing for childbirth ana re-
cuperating therefrom 1t is most en-
Gent. II carries woman safely
through the change of life and in
making her strong and well assists
her to be Il good wife and mother.
Mrs. Sadie Abbott, of Jeanette,
| Pa. writes:
/ Dear Mrs Pinkham-
II suffered severely with pain every
/ month and also a pain in my left side. MY
| doctor prescribed for me but dld me no
/ good, friend advised Lydia Z. Pinkhams
| Vegetable Compound and l wrote you in
regard 10 nv condition. followed your
advice and am perfectly well woman The
/ mains have all disappeared and ! cannot
recommend your medicine too highly"
Ivd;a F. Pinkham's Vegetable Con
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iiIits
Mrs. Rufus Phillips is on the sick list
and pneumonia is feared.
Arthur Phillips is stopping with his
family at Rev. G. f. Pentecosts.
B. F. Field is building fence north
of his house on Meadow street.
Miss Jean Greenough entertains the
senior class next Monday evening.
Miss Ethel Braman is home from Oak
ham. where she has been teaching
Miss Inez Hull has been added to the
telephone subscribers with call NO. 90
Mrs. Sauter of Northampton has been
recent guest of her sister, Miss baliey'
Rev. D. NJ. Wilson had charge of the
services in Vernon last Sunday after
noon.
Mrs, Leslie Green of Orange has been
o rarpnt visitor of her sister, Mrs. Frank
| Williams.
Mrs. H. H. Chamberlain has spent a
vol. with her son in Orange, returning
last Sunday.
Miss Charnley Of Springfield has been
stonninp with Mrs. c.. c. Stearns Tor the
last few days.
The strawberry supper gwen laSt Wees
| by the Unitarian soel0'S wa"
| financial success.
Miss Linnekin. who has been a vlsltol
If Miss Gertrude Ball, returned TO mel
home last Friday.
Miss Jennie Haight, long time teacher
in the seminary is at present a guest I"
the Birnam house
Frank Evans of the firm of H9bblns q
Evans is the recent purchaser OF Illus
vigorous motorcycle.
Robert Wood is spending his vacatI n
fraro Tufts college with his parents III
and Mrs. n. P. Wood.
Warren Aldrich is visiting his brotn ag
in Shntesbury. He is still under the car
Of Of physician for eye troubles -,
Fred Williams and family are here her; VIII u
their automobile and are visiting III
T CliTiI Mrs. Joseph Williams
A macadamized sidewalk has been zee p la \
:, a i.a hrlto Of the private residence OF T. u
Woodv on the seminary grounds
Dr N. P. Wood attended W ,h ga
graduated from Tufts college 90 you
an Theodore and Florihe Lyman, also 20
er;and from Springfield were guests o Ty
sunday ir with Mr.. and Mrs Everett ~
'''' a marty of young people enjoyed PIC pc
"A parSSII ooro;s D0nd last Saturday Du
me- i,rS+ how many fish were taken Is ~
reported. ,romen to b
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GREEN RIYER.

Ernest Thomas Is at home.
Mrs, Jennie Stanley OF Gardner, Mass,
is visiting her father, George Bracket.
Mrs. Emily Morris Of Wilmington spent
last week with her niece, Mrs. Richard
Lake.
Miss Edna Phelps of West Guiltord
was the guest OF Fanny Thomas Mon
day.
Tuesday was the hottest day of the
season. The Thermometer indicated 20
degrees in the shade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smedley, who were cali,
ed here by the death OF her father and
have been visiting relatives and friends
have returned home.
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LEYDEN.

Mrs. George Dennison is visiting in
Boston. -.
The schools in town close this week
Friday.
Sunday. ,.-, "
T. Darling, in Charlemont'
Miss Phillips, who has been a guest at
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WHITINGHAM.

John Hill and family arrived in town
Monday night with their carpenters and
household help to occupy their summer
Frank Jillson found a pair of twin heit-
err calves in his pasture Wednesday. lie
gave them a wheelbarrow ride home to
his barn. 80.
Mrs. Izanna Fowler is visiting her son,
Otis futile, in Brattleboro. Her daugA-
ter, Mrs. Dorst, accompanied her return
ing to her home the next day. Mrs row
Ter will remain for a time.