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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-31
SOUTH wARDsBoRo.

Mrs. A, A. White /. still very III. DR.
li.iilon attends her.
Miss Ora Hall OF Brat,leboro il spend
ing the week In town.
James Underwood Of Newiane was IN
town Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mr.. james Duncan have been
sick but al present are ON the gain.
Mp. Jeiis went 10 her home in Dover
Sunday after working a few days for Mrs.
A. A. White.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Irving Bills, Mr.. and Ms.
Henry Williams III West Jamaica visited
at =. %. Gould's last week.
Mir. Fannie Hall has returned from
Bmttleboro and is working for II. L.
kidder. Mr.. kidder is gaining slowly.
Fred Underwood from the city and 9th.
en- from this part Of the town are cut
ting ice on the pond TO MI their ice
houses.
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Mrs. Bridget n. Hebron.

Mrs. nndsei Marphy iiearon, a.
widow VI the late Robert iiefipn, died
at her home Thursday evening, Jan. "a
al 7 o'eloek. Mrs. ifriiron was born Ia
County Maya, Ireland, . daughter oi
Martin and May lCarfiganl Murphy and
Was ohe II family 81 eight children,
seven daughters and one son, She mar
red kobeFt iienron oi County Mayo.
Ireland, aud about N years ago came
10 this country accompanied by her
youngest daughter her eldest daughter
l~ins ~ this town, TN her arrival here
Mn, lieiimn was employed in the family
u the late James Crawford. Later the
other membes Of her family came TO thi.
town. Mr., hednon died Aug. s, lss5.
Several years ago Mrs. lienron iell and
broke her hip and had since been unable
20 walk; All her snherinss were "a.
years she had been very tenderly cared
Tor by her daughter Kate and son james
with whom she lived. Mrs. ileiIron was
a Kind friend and neighbor, aud yep
loyal aud devoted 10 the church of her
faith, She leaves two sons aud three
daush,en-PalIick u. IledDn Of Braitle.
boIo, james =. lleiimn al Puiney, Mary,
wife Of John O'Connor oi Baitlebofo,
Margaret r., wife oi Daniel Crowley OF
Pu,ncy, and Miss Kate T.. lleifron OF
Pntncy; also one sister. Mr.. Patrick
Qualiers Of Bellows Falls. and six grand.
Family prayers were held at
the home and the body was taken 20
where the funeral was held
IN ST. Michael's Roman Catholic church,
Rev. Father Gcope LEcuyer saying
mass. The burial was in the Catholic
Among those present 10 at.
tend the funeral we're; Mn. =. Barrett,
Mrs. :. j. Cray, John Murphy, Patrick
pual,ers, Mrs. Michael Moriarty, Thoma.
,lalcy, Mr.. Blake and Mr.. Granville OF |
Bellows Falls. Mn. Francis Weeks OF
Springfield, Mass, Mr.. William Mar
in. Mrs. Katherine Coleman OF Bratte
loro
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-31
HER LIFE WAS SAVED WHEN
[TTEN BY A LARGE SNAKE.

Nv few people there are who are
hfraid of snakes. Not long ago a
Hess little garter snake fell on the
1 of an automobile which was be-
driven by a woman. The woman
hptly tainted and the car, left to
wn resources, ran into stone wall
caused serious accident.
be bite of a poisonous snake needs
hpt attention. Mrs. K. M. Fishel,
tie No. l, Box 40, Dillsburg, Pa,
j how she saved her life when bitten
q large snake.
On Aug. 20, 1906, I was bitten on
hand twice by a large copperhead
Ike. Being a distance from any
1ical aid, as a last resort I used
an g Liniment, and to my astonish-
1t found it killed all pain and was
means of saving my life. am the
her of four children and am never
bout your Liniment. -
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-31

Mrs. Frank G. Day of Boston is visit
ing in town.
Ralph Aiken recently had his thumb
caught between two logs, breaking it.
Mrs Dennis Richards is i'll and is be
ing cared for by her daughter, Augusta
of Hartland, Vt.
A junior Epworth League will be or
gained in the Methodist church next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The young people OF the Methods,
Episcopal church will hold social in the
vestry of the church this evening.
There will be special collection in the
Congregational church next Sunday morn.
ing for the Congregational Church Build
ing society.
A junior society OF Christian Endeavor
will be organized at the Congregational
church next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
There will be game of basketball in
the town hall Saturday evening between
the Putney team and the Vermont Acad-
envy team.
Mrs. Lewis Crafts and Helen Deland
of Lyndonyille were guests of Mrs. III.
C. Parker from Friday until Monday,
leaving for short visit in Springfield,
Mass.
The board of civil authority will meet
in the selectmen's room at the town hall
Saturday evening at o'clock for the
abatement and adjustment OF taxes and
other business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coe went to Bos
ton Thursday and will go from there
Saturday morning on trip to Europe,
where they expect to spend several
months in Italy.
The school board will meet in the
school building Saturday, Feb. s., to pay
the teachers, and all persons having bills
against the board are requested to pre-
sent them at that time.
A part of the program at the meet
ing Of Putney grange Friday was de-
bate: Is Poultry Raising Profitable? 1t
was decided in the negative by vote OF
The grange that it was not profitable.
Local people will learn with regret that
Miss Lena Eldora Charlton, 20, daughter
If Dr. and Mrs. +. G. Charlton, formerly
If this town, died of pneumonia and ty-
,hoid fever in Philadelphia Thursday,
IAN. %.
Maurice Leen, employed at Captain
ng home Monday morning, slipped on
he ice and fell, breaking his collarbone
lie will be unable to work for several
weeks. J. H. Wheeler is taking his place
nd J. B. Derry is working for Mr..
Wheeler as fireman.
Mrs. Elizabeth E. Denison, "a, who died
n Leyden, Mass, Sunday at the home of
Ter daughter, Mrs. Sawyer, was born in
,ptnov prl TX 1914 dauobter of Ma |
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SOUTH VERNON.

j. A. Beers is able to be on the street.
There is more numbering here than U.S.
ual this winter.
Mrs. j. G. Weatherhed is slowly i'm
proving and is cared for by Miss Bessie
Irish.
Mrs. Martha Tyler is not as well this
week. Rev. George Z. Tyler was recent
visitor there.
The season thus far has not been good
for the ice crop but some has been har-
vested from eight to ten inches thick.
Mumps are prevalent in the south part
of the town. Among the new cases are
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Streeter and child.
Among the sick are Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Newton, who are in the hands OF
nurse, Charles Johnson's family and Mrs.
A. A. Dunklee.
Rev. j. William Denton has resigned
his pastorate with the Advent church
here, and his labors close March 20. His
departure is regretted and all wish him
great success in larger fields.
Henry Shipman has returned to Roch-
ester, VT, after spending few days
with his father, Clark Shipman, who has
gone to California and other western
points for the remainder Of the winter.
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WEST MARLBORO.

Mrs. Annis Hall Chase celebrates her
92d birthday anniversary today. She was
born in Halifax Jan. 81, 1916, and lived
there with her parents until she was
married April "a, 1885, when she went
directly to her present home and has
as it was when she went there as a bride
as it has been kept in good repair. Mrs.
Chase is vigorous woman for one so
advanced in years and assists her grand
daughters in their domestic duties. She
is cared for by her son, Leroy Chase,
and her two granddaughters. Mr.. Chase
died in November, 1893. Mrs. Chase is
probably the Oldest woman in Marlboro.
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wARDssoRo.

The Isople here began filing their ice
houses "Wednesday.
Nine couples attended the leap yesr
slsishride 10 bondyille last SATURDAY a.
lefaoon,
Mis-. Sarah Read is III with the sry.
siEelas and little Otis ileiiion is III with
rheumatism.
Miss s,Ieeier who has been visiting
Mrs. Annie Newoomh, has returned 10
her home In Bfaltiebofo.
Mrs, Annie Neweomb and son. Carl, at.
tended the funeral Of her brother ln.law,
i"iea Nesoomb, oi Bn,,leboro. Tuesday,
i.e Pike al Norhield, who has been
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mr.. 4,
u. Pike, returned 10 his work last FIJI,
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Casey have the
81 the community In the sud,
den death III their infant daughter, Bea,
tree, Tuesday morning. Prayer was held
At the housa al 1880 Wednesday noon BY
Rev. q. l.. Wells. and the body was tax,
IN TO East Dorset for burial.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-31

Cadet corps, which 10 composed II M
mefoas small boys. afes . 20 10. meet
steg Friday silsIaeoa, IN the Nefsh
shaFrh.
Tbs assisisn death AZ i&Uy Webster ess
enrrsd "Wednesday aIlemaoa under very
unusual circumstances, lie vas engaged
IN numbering IN Lsyden and While SKID
ding lass hls leg Mas caught and - IN
lnfvl that he blr.i a. death bciow q
physician eoah ivash him, lie has bsen
unill fus1nlly a f~sllrnI II this iosn. A
leN months ago the mother diesi and only
The ,hec ehllifen, tao boys and one
sii. arc lvi, orphans,
The refsnishily slab had an interesting
meeting Monday, Mrs, l., u. Smith prv,
sided and ihefe acw papers BY Mrs,
Siel,hlns aud Mrs. Gillette. also q read.
ing by Miss N. D., Thnpion. Mrs. smith
exhibited line collection II pictures illus,
lnilng life ia Italy, also lava, eildew and
leNrly bpnghl as mementos from va
fious sections II that country, The stee,
oIaioon views sefe particularly good and
were presented 10 the seminary by Miss
lieleh Gould and by the courtesy Of the
school weis enjoyed BY the members Of
short talk Of her impressions while visit
s-ANlSt
Fun GA the Podnnk Limited attracted
large audience Wednesday, The parts
were taken by local talent among the
CHANGERS aud Judging from the enihu'
sias,ic applause were well received. The
parts wrw a. follows. Farmer Boggs.
Lucky U. Clapp; Mrs. Boggs, Mrs. j. 5.
Moorc. Mary Bcggs, Dorothy Clapp.
Tom licggs, Raymond ClApp; Grandpa
Wiggins, W. :. Priest: Grandma Virgins. |
Mr.. =. l. Calender; Woman with baby. |
Mr. q. y. kidder; Susie Olsen, Mrs. |
4. X, Calender; Mrs. llerbly, Mn. Mat.
tie Gillette; Fat Man, IL. II. Mason;
Mrs. Dcaily, Mrs. X. q, Ma,toon: Mrs.
Mrs. Belle Mason; bridegroom.
George Carr; Bride, Mrs. NJ. +. Callen.
der; Miss Hlighstyle, Mrs. Gillette; Mrs. /
DReilly, Mrs. Il. ID. Calender; Chinaman,
Robert Ware: Colorcd Porter Robert
Calender; Conductor, I. X. Calender;
Woman suifragist, Mrs. y. ID. Alexan.
der; Marguerite. Mrs. G. y. kidder.
The orchestra gave pleasing selections
before and after the entertainment and
he receipts OF the evening Were very
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-31
GUILFORD.

Miss Flora Bennett visited Mrs. John
E. Gale Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred A. Thomas is in feeble
health this winter, having been able to
sit up but very little for several weeks.
The board of civil authority will meet
for the abatement of taxes, in the town
hall at Guilford Center Monday next,
Feb. 3, at o'clock a. m.
The Massachusetts, supreme court sit
ting at Boston Tuesday refused to frame
issues for a jury in the case of Survier
H. Pickett of Guilford, who is seeking to
have conservator appointed over. her
mother, Mrs. Whitman Wheeler Of Col.
rain, on the ground that the latter is Of
unsound mind. w. A. Davenport, ap-
pearing for the petitioner, argued for
speedy trial on the ground that large
sum Of money is to be paid over to Mrs.
Wheeler from the estate of her husband
before the April term of court. The
court informed Mr.. Davenport that it
would hear evidence on this proposition
and continued the hearing to Feb. ~.
Dana Malone and Charles N. Stoddatd
are counsel for Mrs. Wheeler. The p&-
tition was heard in the probate court as
Greenfield in October and was denied.
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SOMERSET.

Judge Bond was in town Friday.
Twelve men at the lumber camp are
i'll with grip.
William Paddock has sold his hay to
Walter Marshall.
DR.. Page was in town Wednesday look
ing after his patients.
Lumbermen pronounce this the best
winter for logging in 10 years.
Mrs. Fannie Paddock is i'll and under
the care of DR.. Nichols of Stamford. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Leonard and chill
dren have gone to Wilmington to remain
through the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Damour of Whining
ton took trip to their camp at East
Somerset last Sunday.
William Paddock celebrated his 46th
birthday anniversary last Saturday when
several Of his friends called and took din
ner with him.
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PERU.

Mr.. Marshall of Ludlow has come to
spend the winter with his daughter, Mrs
Arthur Prouty.
M. j. Hapgood went to Washington, D.
c., Monday at the request of Governor
Proctor in the interest of the forestry
question.
Mary Prouty spent last week in Lon
donderry with Mrs. Julia Stowe and is
this week with her sister, Mrs. Allen
Charlton in Heath, Mass.
The meeting of the state agricultural
board last week Thursday was largely at
tended. The six speakers were all pres
ent with the exception Of Mr.. Davis.
The service at the church last Sunday
morning consisted of the reading of a
sermon written more than a century and
a half ago by the poet Isaac Watts, which
was of unusual interest. Those present
at the service from out of town were
Mrs. B. F. Millington and little daugh-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Farnum,
all of Londonderry.
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wHITINGHAM.
'hool closed Thursday.

School closed thursday.
Merton Wheeler has grip.
Verne Carrier and Grover Plumb have
the measles.
Will Underwood is soon to move TO the
tenement over the station"
There will be leap year dance at Mr..
Halls Friday night. supper will be ser'
ed at the hotel.
Mrs. Edwards has finished work at
Ernest Murdock's and Mrs. Calista Up
ton is assisting with the work there.
Friday night there was a party given
little Alpheus Chase at Frank Albee's,
where he las been boarding and going to
school, 10 OF his young playmates being
present.
Robert Chase is converting his fathers
law office and an adjoining room into a
grocery store, his goods having already
arrived. He will soon be ready TO stand
behind the counter and wait on custom.
ers. lie will also put delivery team
ON the road.
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LEYDEN.

l.. II. Severance is at his fathers for
a few days.
Harry Koch OF Newburgh, y. V, visit.
ed his aunt, Mrs. ii. X. Frizlell, recent
g.
W. A. Barber spent few days In
Lowell and Boston, returning Tuesday
evening
Leila d. Gallup Of Green River, VT,
who has been at her grandiathers for u
week, went home Tuesday night.
The debate Friday evening on the ques-
ton, Resolved, That the United States
has Grown More Immoral in the Last
Decade, was well handled and decided in
the negative.
Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Foster were given
a surprise party at their home on the oc-
casion of the 23d anniversary of their
marriage. They received several tokens OF
remembrance.
The grange will give an entertainment
at the town hall on the evening of Feb.
7. A sugar supper will be served and all
are invited to come and see how sweet
they can get.
Mrs. Louisa Van Buren,, wife OF Leon
Severance, died at her fathers in Sche-
nectady, n. Y, Jan. %, after an illness
Of more than six months. The funeral
was held Monday and burial was in Vale
Mrs. Elizabeth Dennison, who had been
seriously i'll with pneumonia for more
than a week, died Sunday afternoon. She
IS survived by two sons, Hapgood and |
George, and six daughters, Mrs. John
Newcomb and Mrs. Ellen Sawyer Of Ley.
len, Mrs. Henry Howe Of Monona, Ia,
Mrs. David Ashcroft Of Whately, Mrs.
Clinton Ware of Mortified and Mrs.
Carrie Warner of North Bernardston. The
uneral was held Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. j. Cartmill officiating, and burial
vas in Beaver Meadow cemetery in the
amily lot where her husband, Edward
)ennison, was laid to rest nearly 80
ears ago. She was o. years and
months old.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-31
VERNON.

George Barnes of Boston has been in
town this week on business
Barnes Brothers have purchased tim
Der lot of George M. Brooks.
Miss Allie Morse visited her sister, Mrs.
M I. Reed, over last Sunday
Vernon grange will hold regular meet
ing this week Saturday evening.
Miss Clara Streeter went to North
ampton last week to spend few days
with her sister, Mrs. Arthur jackson.
The mercury registered three degrees
below zero yesterday morning, the first
time it has touched the zero mark this
winter and with the wind blowing at a
5O-mile gait makes us realize the grip OF
Vermont winter has got us at last.
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Death Of James @. Moore.

James Cutler Moore, 70, died at the
home OF his sister, Mrs. @. w. Fuller.
Sunday. Mr.. Moore was born in Putney
June TO- 1882, aud was one OF a family OF
eight children OF Benjamin Thompson and
Sarah lBennettl Moore. lie had been
an invalid for many years. Mr.. Moore
leaves two bro,hers, A. c. Moore, John
7. Moore of Bellows Falls. and three sis.
ters. Mrs. c. +. Policy of Hinsdale. n.
H.. Mr. l.. l.. Whitney Of Brattleboro
and Mrs. George W. Fuller OF Putney.
One sister, Mr. Charles Moody, died in
South Hadley, Mass, in 1892. The fu.
neral was held Tuesday afternoon from
the home OF his sister, Rev. l.. w. Morey
Of the Congregational church officiating.
Burial was in the family lot at Mt. Pleas.
ant cemetery. Those present from out OF
town to attend the funeral were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Moore, John I. Moore, i.
A. Moore and c. A. Moore OF Bellows
Falls, Mrs. c. +. Policy OF Hinsdale, n.
H., and Mrs. L. L. Whitney Of Brattle-
boro.
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GREEN RIVER

Luther Perry is III.
Mrs, Hall u III aud Mrs. A. =. Gallup
Is taking care 81 her.
The Thermometer registered 10 degrees
below Eefo yesterday morning,
Several purchased new stoves Of a stove
dealer Who Was In town mccniiy.
Mr.. Merriheld Of West Gniliori visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Merriheld a few
days las, week, returning home Thursday.
The many friends 81 Airs. Charles
Bnaeke,i are glad 10 hear that she Is i'm.
proving rapidly and expects TO leave the
hospital IN q few days.
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as, Sunday BY Mr. Beardmaa Of wsa
WanishoTo'
There Was a surprise party al Ed~srd
usis's Thursday aEsEiEss Jan. =.
School closed Monday, Jan, ~. Pupil
Merton Perry, Ruby Ferry. Walter niek.
mofv. Lou Putnam and Annie Johnsoa.
1hos. only one day ahsent were Willie
Fitzpatrick, Myrtle Blekmor- and Annis
Rogers. Mrs. Eunloe spagae IL Jamaica
sas teacher,
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GROVE.

The farm building. OF II. e. Bell were
burned 20 the ground last Thursday
night. Mr.. Bell was away AZ the time
Of the fire but Mrs. Bell and the children
were all more or less burned and only
managed 10 escape in their night clothes.
Part OF the stock in the barn was saved
but everything in the house was de-
stroyed.
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[ Mothers' meeting was held We'd.
" in the parish house.

Mothers' meeting was held We'd
y in the parish house.
Ire are several cases Of the mumps
western section Of the town.
Page, housekeeper for Rev. D. M.
b, goes Friday to join her children.
Chamberlain of Orange is at home
received a slight injury to his
Dora Allen was in town few
last week, returning to Worcester
week.
Glee club at Mt. Hermon is now in
r training under the direction of
Chafer.
y Mortified seminary closed the mid
b term this week and new term
D today.
ves Minnie and Bertha Ball of Win
IF were entertained over Sunday by
NGertrude Ball.
ID. Moody spoke in the North church
Dunday morning in place of Rev. N.
mith, who is in Haydenville.
" has been received of the death of
Ia Wilkins, formerly of Keene, n.
rho died in Florida. He was the
of Mrs. Burton Ware.
members of the Unitarian sewing
were entertained by Mrs. H. H.
berlain yesterday when work was
eted for the coming fair.
Winchester fair held last night and
L was attended by several from
among them being Mrs. A. w.
br, who was a guest of Mrs. Leon
w. T. Elsey had charge Of the
rs in Mt. Hermon Memorial chapel
1unday and in the evening gave an
hted stereopticon lecture on Life OF
senior class of Mt. Hermon has
nged the Juniors class to game OF
y. The schedule of championship
Hormitory games was expected to
n yesterday.
y. G. A. Ware was called to Eeyden
teek on account of the death of her
d, Mrs. Elizabeth, widow Of Ed
BDennison, who died Sunday at the
SO. The funeral took place We'd
~. Keet, who has been on the sick
i some time, is better and now able
A about. Benjamin F. Field is an
of the grip victims and there are
Dthers but all are reported as i'm
lg.
Boys brigade has two extra meet.
this week for drill exercises and
preparations for the public inspec-
which is to be given Feb. IA. DR..
|. Wood gave a short lecture one
,g on First Aid to the Injured. The
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-31
GUILFORD CENTER.

Windham County Pomona grange meets
here Wednesday and dinner will be serv-
ed on the picnic plan. The qustion for
discussion at the forenoon SESSION which
begins at II o'clock is WHAT Constitutes
Greatness. The .spealSs$ are qson Thay-
er, Frank WsllTs on Taomas' Mrs.
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HALIFAX.

Mr.. aud Mrs. c. II. Iearnari visited
in Braitleboro and Guilford las, week.
While at work in the woods last satur.
day loading logs &. y. Perry was struck
in the face by the binding pole. which
he was holding in his hands and was
bruised severely.
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Special Announcement Regarding the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.

We are pleased to announce that Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung
troubles is not affected by the National
no opiates or other harmful drugs, and we
recommend it as a safe remedy for chill
dren and adults. Sold by All Druggists.
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A Higher Health Level.

Il have reached a higher health level
since | began using DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, writes Jacob Springer, Of
West Franklin, Maine. They keep my
stomach, liver and bowels working just
right" II these pills disappoint you on
trial, money will be refunded at =. II. Hol.
den & Co.'S drug store. 25c.
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wARDsBoRo CENTER.

Many are Ill with colds and pneumonia.
Clark Mundel was in town the fst OF
the week.
Mr. Worden Of South Newiane is break.
ing colts for Naher Sage.
There were services at the school house
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-31

oas al the older seassstion Who sEs
RAPIDLY PASSING Away. She 70 Survived
by yrandsaa. Ailis Campbell. u saa'
tons River
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-31

KODOL is the best remedy known today
for dyspepsia, Indigestion and all troubles
arising from q disordered stomach. 1t is
pleasant, prompt and thorough. Sold by
All Druggists.