The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05
EAST DUMMERSTON.

; Everett Dutton went Saturday to Bel.
lows Falls.
+. Ii. Miller sang at Bellows Falls Me-
mortal day.
Mrs. Alice Stoddard of Braintree is at
G. G.. Walkers.
Mrs. Leslie Halliday is i'll with measles
at her home, the Henry farm.
Rev. j. s. Cogswell is visiting in Mas
sachusetts and Maine with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Bemis of Brattleboro
were recent guests of Mrs Lucy Bemis.
Various out OF town people were in at
tendance at the Memorial exercises Sat
urday.
John Morse of Springfield, Mass, was
a guest Friday night OF Mr.. and Mrs. I.
H. Laughton.
L. E. Stark went Saturday to Bernard
ston, Mass, to spend Sunday with his
son, f. l.. Stark.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheldon of Green
! field came Wednesday to their home at
the farm for the summer.
NJ. +. button and Miss Ruth Dutton
spent Saturday in keene, n. H., where
they attended the memorial exercises.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dashner and two
children of Springfield were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Vinton Parker.
There will be no services in the Con-
gregational church next Sunday as the
pastor Rev. j. 5. Cogswell, will be alb
sent.
Miss Helena Hogan, teacher in the Hol-
low school, was called to Poultney last
week by the death of relative. She re-
turned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Farr, Mrs Nellie
Williams and her daughters, Misses Viola
and Lena of Chesterfield n. H., were
Saturday guests of Mrs. Amy G. Mans
field.
The regular grange meeting met Tues
day evening. Final degrees were conferred
upon the eXpectant candidates and Is new
members are added to the roll. Supper
was served.
Mrs. Witherspoon, teacher of the CEN
tire school, was called Monday to her
home in Fair Haven by the illness of her
mother. During her absence Miss Blanche
Newton is substitute teacher
Mr.. and Mrs Delta of New York with
their son. daughter and maid have ar
rived in their automobile at the Judge
Knight homestead, where they are guests
If Mr.. and Mrs. John Knight.
G. ID. Sargent, a veteran of the Civil
var, was prevented by illness from meet
ng with his old comrades on Memorial
lay. The foe with which the old wet"
5 now at war is inhammatory rheuma-
ism.
Mrs. Greenwood came here from Marl-
ORC, n. H., to be present at the Memorial
bservances. Mr.. Gould came with her.
lrs. Greenwood is expected to come
gain soon to open her home here for the
The death of Rev. P. F. Barnard in
Vestminster seems a personal loss to
ANY warm friends in Dummerston where
e was pastor a few years ago. A good
ithful man has finished his work and
lssed on, but his influence will be felt
r many years
Mrs King of Wilmington came with
er husband, Rev. j. ID. King, who de-
yered the Memorial address, which is
oxen of as very able and eloquent, full
good thoughts and well delivered. The
'ogram was well presented and the
lging by the children particularly pleas
e The speaking by the children was
propriate. The recitation by Miss Mar
4 Wilder has been favorably mentioned.
lie program is not obtainable so only
neral mention can be made. Mrs
eenwood brought baskets of flowers for
2 soldiers graves, as usual. The women
'rked with usual vigor to decorate the
urch and serve dinner.