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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

AItIl u, lsH0.
Mrs. O. 50 Madison and children
visited Mrs. Nadi-ou'- mother Mrs.
Charles Cmwl,y. several days Last
week.
Mr,. Louis Cmwley j., improving
after quite long spell, and Will visit
her parent, in town a- soon a- able 10
take the trip.
Mrs. e.. T.. A-ee has Teen little In-
disposed ihi. week
Misses Ellen and Myrtle ligon si>-
tied Mr.. and Mrs john Cnueii sat
urlay and sunday
Miss Ellen Walker, Who ha, been
SD 900, is able To- walk around her room.
Mr. and Mrs J. Wyatt Crute visited
their daughter. Mis-. BEN Walton.
saturday and sunday.
We are glad lo report the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs q. VI. smith Who was
sick last week is much better
Mr.. T.. ". Madison spent saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs A.W. ligon.
Mr.. Il. l.. Agce, who visited his sis
ter in buckingham several days, re-
turned home first of last week.
Mr. Tom Scott went to Richmond
last Friday to see an occuIist
Miss ~allie Gameti visited Ni-~ict-
tie scott last week.
Mr. Tom BIauton D., visiting his
sandy River kin thi, week.
Miss Annie Addlcman. of Guinea, is
visiting boz the home OF hcr BROTHER,
Mr. Blair Addlcman
Miss linnct BIou,c was Che guest of
Miss lmogcn Lyon from Friday until
Monday.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

March d.. 1905.
Rev. W. ". Lear preached "a very
iutere~ ing >ermonat Antioch sunday.
Mis-, Matte Blanion spent last
week with her hro.her Mr. s. VI.
BIaut0n.
Misses Ruby, Allie, and Nmn'e
Allen spent last Friday with their
sister Mrs. a. VI. Blanton.
The friends 0i Mrs France ilan-
tom Fahrner are sorry to hear that She
is on the sick list Hope She VIII soon
bee we'll again.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

Make your plans to SOW some corn
next month for green feed when the
dry weather cuts the pastures short.
4 single acre will furnish many tons
Of splendid feed.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward or amy ease Oltaiafrh that can
not bee cured by Hall taiarrh Cure.
F.JCulyn t c0r ToIfpo, ..
We. tho undersigned, have known
F.I Cheney for ihe last ID years, ana
believe h.m perfectly honorable in ali
business transactions and financially
able 90 carry OUT amy obligations male
Oy Dds iInm.
WALDiG. KfNNAA a. MARElN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
ually. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent Free Price % cents
ner bottle sold byail Druggist
Take Hali's Family Pills iof consul
patton.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

scat, for Polk NIlcr- entertain
ment tonight are NOW on sale at
Frcear drug store.
Mr. Walker scott made hurried
cuisines, tnpto Eichnond last Tues
day
Mrs, pbill,p. ba. been uuiie
sick ,nd confined q, l.r .el dur,uo
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home boo Texas.
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

Mis-. Elisha Madison and children
are spending "a week boo farmfille with
her mother. Mrs. Charlie, Cuwlcy.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt 'rute spent
saturday and sunday with ihei
daughter Mrs Ben Walton.
Mr. Tom Blauiuu i- ti-iiinglnli lF'
Edward.
Miss Ellen aud Myrtle Lyon visited
Mrs. John Gaueitc saturday.
Miss Annie Alderman u.s. visiting
friends in -toddert.
Mis-, Ellen Walker i- much better
and we hope to see her out soon.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY

N 100 irl
Ms. T. y. Layne len Wednesday
for her home bon Richmond after spend
ing week with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. j. e.. Moriug.
Mrs. j. o. Vaughan, of PAGES, stayed
few days last week with Mr, ". ~.
Vaughan.
MIS-. Cha~. Elliott visited rclatt',
at BurheNiile sunday.
Mi-, Annie Maye M.rne spent fr.-
day 20 BIrke,Ille.
Mrs, Bob Jenkiu, ha- been sick for
the past fcN DAYS Ni,h German
mea>Ic,
Mrs. lou Arme-. Of CreWe. visited
Mis- j % Redord -iiurl4y and SUM
day.
Mrs. O.. D.. Ellington. of Farm, li'e.
stayed a feu day. h-i week with Mrs.
Floyd Mofug
Mr. Cha-. Elliott is DO DmNlIe this
week 900 business
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03
LunenburgC H.


'fAN' N' '.'f
The young men OF Victoria gave "a
delightful entertainment BOO honor OF
Miss Ruth Edee,ton and her guest
from Blackstone Institute on DAFT
Monday evening ai piNon Hotel
Mr.. Ernest DuprIc-t who was called
home on accounted his brother 'l'-
mess. ha, returned to hi- school In
Richmond.
The Bapti-t- have commenced 90
build new church at Victoria. The
Pre.bytedans ami Meihoil-i- have ,e-
cured lot- there for churche- and sill
soon begin their building.
There is one rural delivery mailroute
established from Victoria TO the Not.
toway line. and Mr. Lawrence Banks
j, the carrier They expect To- have
another route in operation very soon
which viii go by Lmenburg Court.
house.
Circuit Court or Lunenburg viii
commence The second Monday in
April.
ANYBODY can whack hi- lhumi
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

MATING. MATING.
New aud attractive patterns just re-
eieved. {. {. Cowan'
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

ANYBODY cam whack hi, thumb
whilepounding tacks and such things
but it take nice man Co bold SOD
and not say by-word-.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

Don't buy your maitiugs until YOU
see CoWau s. stock.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05

days ~iih relatives IN GTvsnIeli ,Li
serk.
A seseIe iF0si visited this l.sality Wed
hssiaf n'oinins AMI saHy eaIdsns sullsr
81 a seihArk.
MrN, Harvey II RniilehoTo passed
Through hrle uh h1r Nay souih Mralnes
DAY, golIs hs automobile.
Nj. and Mrs, A. &, AliIirh ii Boston
visited al their cousin's. Mrs. ~. A.
Nlalsns, lh.s Neek, and Mrs. Staten a.,
ss,nl.4nied tbem on their return homr on
THURSDAY IN their motor raF.
William Murphy, an einploye al the
dam, Mas taken 10 the l.ynOh hospital
last Saturday ltum A. n. Ialallh's, Nhens
he loafsicd aud an operation for aplcndi,
eilis Mas performed. Al ppsenl he !.
Vey III.
The ladies rirvlr j. invited Ia meet with
ATS, \, q, liamcs neat "Wednesday alter
noon, Supper will ie soncd iram 3 until
7 orlock, \ coidlal invitation Is ca
tended Ia. all, Should the day l,e stormy
The ellrle will mce, with Mr, Barnes
the following day.
The body II Henry Barnett, who di.ap
ieani from the place where be- was leii
n West nscr bridge hy his companions
last February. Mas discovered hy Morlmen
Al the dam on Tuesday floating down
stream, II Mas s,clnri hy baatmrn aud
made fact 10 the shuTv and the llinslale
own oiiiccs notified. The body Vas taken
nom the ntor aud properly rared Tor
'iter being idcniihcd by Rrai,lcboTo ac
lualnianccs.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05

J q has So, wound NJ in an auto sLssl Sun
day.
iieAg Roberts lylurnei Thursday from
Nisit IN ufanse, Mas.
a. ". Kingsley NAs In boston the fiTsi
II the surk ga basinuss,
MIS-. Arthur Chase and daughter iiuil,
afe visiting Al A, T. Fixes,
I. l., Han has s,ld a valuable driving
hoFse 10 DT, Eddy u ileadsboFa,
Mics lhssait aud a insnd al Whining
ton visited al T. u. ssels1his Mohday.
Clarence Corlins aud family IL Wi.
mlngioh visited al B., J, torkihss Sunday.
Frank Ray and family II Wilmington
weTv the guests ol II, D. Slv,son the hrsl
IL the Nerk,
Frank Cro.. has hsen making extensive
repairs 0n the liallAllrn HOUSE which be-
now orturlrs,
George Churchill has sono to Rowe with
Frank Stones four hoIsc team 10 work
0n the road scIapcr.
Several people visited the cemetery
Tuesday 10 carr for their family lots aud
grade w the grounds.
Mrs. Forrest Pike got large pieoe OF
a needle VA her hand fcorniy. II had 10
be located by The May,
Memorial eNepisos will be hold ia the
union chunh SUNDAY aud dinner Will be-
served ia ih. Masonic block,
Mr. and Mr.. Adpn ;. Plumb ami son.
Clayton attended the Memorial day cArf
oi-cs bctv saturday and spent several
days with relatives
Charlie. 4. Cutting has finished work
for g. H. CLARK aud moved his goods 10
A. i. Faulkncrs. Mr.. Cutting wall work /
Tor q, 4. Faulkner this summer.
While Mr. Martha llolhruok aud Mr.. /
:. g. Pierre we've driving 20 Colfain Tues /
day IN sumr way the Tcin- got crossed aud /
/ hr team tipped over, throwing them io /
the ground. Mr., llolhnbok sustained 1
some severe scratches, but Mr, fiercc 4
was not hurt.
The grange observed Memorial day at
H. meeting THURSDAY night with the FOL.
lowing program. Selection, Jennie Stet
.on; Women Of the War Times, Mn. 4.
T. Faulkner; Eminent Men OF War
Times, Martha French; Our Grange Me.
noral ". :. Allen; music, Lottic Stc,
on. address Rev. Booth. lee cream and
axe were served at the close OF the meet
ny.
4 large number enjoyed the Memorial
ay exercises at the church. Rev. Booth
fcrcd prayer and a double quartet com.
,osed al Mr.. Clara Coleman. Mrs. {.
!. Faulkner. Mr.. h. ". Corl,ins, Mis-.
iella Buttcriicld. Lottie >teison, ". L.
tooth, Ulric Brigham, W. :. Allen and
}. ". kingslcy sang several selections.
here were Rotations 10y Eva Lowe. Fred
!. Hamilton. Mabel Stctson, Merton Pike.
loughton sawyer Mabel Kent, Bessie
bishop, Perry Bascom, Edna Allari and
lillard Coleman aud songs 10y Clisti Rob
rts. Eva Lowe, Florence Reed, GLADYS
base, Dorothy Perry aud Vista sawyer.
ey. ;. u. Ringrose delivered an interest.
ig address.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05

as solsmhi.ai at The home d Ossoea L.
'~srh Tuesday morning shen his da1,sh.
80 Ns'ss ,aas married 10 Matter nana
.anrniii With the sAooplloa Il Mr. AMI
s Wilson ehly the lmsao.liais Triaiise.
80 is'iiiirs srFr Present ana aiisy =
wedding breakfast The naT,y Iii a. IL
- Train hound north, Passing tLmnsL
Noithhsid Nj. and Mis-. haneIoIt asn
lsasAhlb surprised 10 nad her lars,
.iass ~ innsie pupils at the station and =,
s"ush vernon nnmlseF II Eastern star
l@@plr s.ie present 10 ohsT eonsfatula.
lions, MIS-, bancroft has been xe,,,
su,tsssiai music teacher aud among hrr
valuable srdiing glils Nas a haRIsons
,ss glass water bottle with glasses from
hrt music nnpils, Tie Order al Easlen
,'' ~ Which she y a valued member
lirsrh'ei siiis II solid silver, After their
wedding lnp Mr., and Mrs. nanepoi, Mil
Meiioni Hillside, '
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05
GuILroRD.

Miss Lizzie Marshall is visiting her
brother, Charles Marshall
Mics Addie Fay II BmiilebYro visited
her sister, Mir. =. \, johnson. last week.
A steam mill will soon be- ia operation
on The lagc timber LOT sold Last year by
III. u, Andrews.
Harold johnson has succeeded in cap
turing four crows, all OF which be has
taken alive aud unhurt.
There was severe frost here Wednesday
morning, running plants which had been
beddcd out, also early vegetables.
The body OF Mrs. Emma Tyler Marshall
Of Vernon was brought here Friday after.
iemoon for burial IN the family lot,
l.. Leach and T. 4. Thomas have corn
up aud cultivated out but rs general
thing Il Is not yet up, and much remains
TO be planted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcrl Putnam and child.
rem OF Narisbop and Miss Lotiie Torry
OF Windsor spent few days at Luciu-
Putnams last week.
Miss Alice Thomas has been engaged 10
take the place OF Miss Nora ,laquctte ~
teacher IN district No. 10 for the remain.
der OF the term, Miss Jaquctte being oh.
llged To resign on account OF Illness. i
The Christian Endeayor society will
hold its regular prayer meeting Sunday
evening, June Z, al 1:lj. The subject for
this week is the Song OF the Heart. vi. |
What is True Pcnitencc: Psalms 81.
Memorial exercises were held ON Fri. |
lay afternoon by the school in No. g. 4 |
long program, consisting of Rotations, |
singing etc. was we'll rendered. After
wards the children marched to the GENE.
cry and placed flowers upon the graves
VI soldiers, singing patriotic songs.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05
PutneyAnd Vicinity
PuTNEY.
Mrs. Ruth Allen Smith Observed 10th
Birthday Monday.

Mr., Ruth Allrn smith. commonly
known e. her friends a. Aunt Ruth.
las-ei her Hath birthday anniversary
Monday Mr- Smith j. the oldest person
IN town aud probably IN the state. Sew.
cral friend, called during the day To offer
congratulations, Mr., smith until r.,
GENTLY has hal VERY good health and
bccn aide Ia he around the house. 4 few
month. ago. however .hc had a TALL and
has been confined 10 her bed most ~ the
time sinrr, She !. a remarkably well pre-
served woman aud has remarkable
memory. Her sight and hearing are some.
what impaired.
Mrs. Smith VA. born IN Royalston,
Mas, June !, lSaI, and was the second
OF a family of ten children born to Ben.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05
GUILFoRD CENTER.

W. A. Lowe of Riverside was in town
the first OF the week.
Mrs. Alice Everett OF South Dakota
spent few days recently with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Eta Ward.
l.. j. Thayer of Brockton, Mass, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Thayer.
Mrs. Warren Goodnow spent few days
in Jacksonville the past week visiting her
daughters and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ingraham of
New Britain, Conn, visited Mr.. lngra.
hams parents over Memorial day.
Miss Minnie Taylor was called to
Springfield, Mass, last Wednesday ow-
ing to the illness OF her mother, Mrs.
Dana Stratton.
Mrs Wallace Hall of West Dummer,
ston has been the guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. Elmer Goodnow, from last Saturday
until Tuesday.
George Prouty has been having the APP
pearance of his recently.purchased resi-
dence very much improved with a coat
OF paint. Asa Clark is doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Bullock of Spring.
field, Mass. came last week Thursday to
visit Mr.. Bullocks brother. S. NJ. Bul-
lock. Mr.. Bullock returned home Sunday
while Mrs. Bullock will remain few
days
George Trask of New Britain, Conn,
who has been spending two weeks at Il.
w. Legate's returned home last Wednes
lay. His daughter, Mrs. Ethel Shelton,
who has also been stopping there, went
asst Saturday to her home.
Messrs. Wellman and Whittemore have
nearly completed their job of cutting the
zine and hemlock from the lot purchased |
II Charles Ramsdell. Elmer Goodnow, |
Who took the job OF saving the lumber, |
will soon go to his new job in the south |
art of the town.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05
WILMINGTON.
Man Who Forged o. o. Wares Name
Sentenced TO House Of Correction.

MILFORD A. Bailey was found guilty in
the superior court m Worcester, Mass,
"Wednesday OF uttering forged note and
was sentenced 10 two years IN the house
of correction. \ stay OF execution was
| granted so the defendants council can
take exceptions to the supreme court.
| Bailey's conviction and sentence grew
out OF one OF his deals with Walter Ill.
| Davis OF Worcester, the indictment charg.
ing Bailey with passing on Davis a forged
note for 5000, purporting TO bear the
! signature OF q. o. Ware OF Wilmington,
with whom both Bailey and Davis had
had financial dealings. Davis testified
during the trial that Bailey owed him
money, and that Bailey proffered to him
note for 5000 bearing the date OF Feb.
%, 1905, and the signature OF o. o. Ware.
The plan was for Davis to have the note
discounted, keep $500 on his own ac
count, and give the balance to Bailey. Da.
Wis said he Endorsed the note and did as
Bailey suggested.
When ii came time to take up the note
in June, Bailey came to him again and
said Mr.. Ware the signer OF the note,
had made "A mistake regarding some IN
surance money he expected and which
would enable him to take up the note,
and he offered Davis n second note for
5000 bearing Mr.. Wares signature and
the date June %. lie took this note to
the bank, where he made an explanation |
of the circumstances, and the cashier |
Samuel d. Spur, said he might Just as |
well keep the first note. This the bank |
did, and the second note did not 90 out I
of Daviss possession.
Later an investigation was made, and |
Mr. Ware denied the signature on both
notes. Oren o. Ware, testified, that. he
had had financial dealings with Bailey,
who had insured his life, but he denied
ever having given Bailey any note. lie
had loaned Bailey money and had swap
ped checks with Bailey, but he was
stuck for $1,000 in the transaction.
Bailey testified that he had dealings
with Davis and with Ware, getting from
the latter $4,000 and $1,000 on notes
which were secured by bonds of the Car
Sabassett Stock Farm company in Maine
md which were discounted by Ware. In
his dealings with Davis the latter was {
pressing him for $4,000 on an account
md he wanted to know if note could
lot be secured from Ware. Some time !,
fter Ware came to Worcester and Bail
Y asked him for loan to help out a
riend who was in financial troubles, tell I
ng Ware he would take up the note at :
He said Ware gave him the
ote, and that night he remained in Wor- t
ester as a guest at Baileys house. In j
ester to see about renewing the notes. "
lrs. Ware objected, but the matter was $
djusted and Ware gave a second note to
ike up the first and he and Mrs. Ware
assed the night at Bailey's house. When g
sked why the signatures differed, Bailey -
nd Ware gave the notes grudglngly and
ever wrote twice alike. n
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05

DAY At T.. T.. Blooi's, also Mr.. Georss
Fisher and Mrs, Robert blood Of DUN
| merslun,
Elwarl Pierce aud family 81 Spring
| teh, Mass, were guests Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Clarke Pierce, the hsi Of
the week
Mr.. and Mr.. lIcunon Dodge Of Spring,
field were ~ town Saturday and wofc
guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Harding Bennett
over SUNDAY,
Several members Of Col. ". II. Green,
wood post, G.. 4, H., attended, the Ne,
moral service held at West Chesterfield,
y, H., Sunday.
Mr. aud Mir, !. +. Davenport are NOV.
ing this week from the johnson tcne.
mcnt 10 the tenement belonging 10 the
Siowcll company.
Miss Marion Howard Of Mortified,
Mass, was guest Of her sister, Miss
Minna Howard, al Mrs. +. l.. Picrce's
from Friday until sunday,
Mr. Ruth Burnham, Miss Flora Burn,
ham, Mrs. Roella Bristol and Mn. Yves.
ton of tlarmOnt were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. &. l.. Dawson saturday.
Mrs. kittie G.. Evefleth and Mrs. Annie
II. H. Harris went TO Burlington We'd
nc-iay to attend the Seth annual conyo
cation Of the grand chapter Of Vermont,
%. T.. ;.
Dr. aud Mrs |. X. Doane and little son,
Whitney, OF Springfield, Vt, came sun.
day 10 Miss Mary Whiiney's. DR.. Doane
returned Monday aud Mrs. Doane and
son Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James L. Whitney OF
W.. came Friday for Memo.
nal day aud while here were guests OF
Mn Mhitney's sisters, Misses Mary and |
Alice Whitney.
Mr.. and MIS-. John Bement and daugh.
ler Mrs, Alice G.. Smith OF Amherst, |
Mass. were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. |
Pierce last week and are now guests at
+. j Martins.
Deacon j. q. Follett of Townshend is
n town and will have charge OF the re-
,airs TO be made on the stone work at
lillian Robertson's paper mill. The
work began Monday.
Mrs. Nancy Ranney of Springfield,
'lass.. came Saturday 10 visit her daugh
or, Mrs. w. II. Dickinson. She will
isit IN Westminster West and SaXtons
river before her return.
The pre-Memorial exercises at the
chools were carefully prepared and re-
ected credit on both teachers and pu
lis. At the village school the program
onsisted Of singing OF patriotic songs by
he different grades, Rotations and two \
ssays given on the two generals in com /
iand OF the opposing armies, General L. {
Grant and General Robert Il. Lee. I
Charles Leroy Davenport of Putney }
nd Miss Mary Abigail Wright OF East 7
utney were married Saturday at II
clock by Rev. Joseph Walthcr at the u
ONE of the brides sister, Mrs. Kings t
Iry. They were attended by \. Harlan
ihitney of Putney and Miss Lucy
right of East Putney The house was
Try prettily decorated with lilacs. On Il
er return to Putney they will reside in
lie OF .. X. Houghtons tenements. :,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05
WEST NoRTHfIELp.

home Ia Conway.
Mr. and Mn. T.. 4. Pratt spent sun,
day ~ Springfield. Mass.
Mis' Nate Cushnan has been visiting
relatives ~ Springfield, Mass.
Mr. aud Mrs. Il. T., lluse are Spending
the summer Al i, u, llollons,
Mrs. William Strange Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank liollen.
Mis-. Hattie llill aud son Charles have
been visiting IN Northampton.
Edward Dent 81 Boston has been visit.
ing his mother al q. W. Shows.
Mrs. Haley and daughter Dorothy have
Mass.
Alind liollon, who has been housed
WIN measles for week Is now able TO
be out,
Albert Micha Of Windsor Locks, Conn.
spent a Few days with Walter Fairinan
recently.
Mr. and Mn. Robert Z. Huse spent
a very pleasant Sunday at her mothers
IN heene, \. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bclknap Of Connecticut
have been visiting Mrs, Bclknaps sister
Mrs. A, l.. Turner.
Mr.. and Mn. Eddy aud two children
Of Clarmont \. H., are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Aldrich.
George faiman who has been visiting
II j. w. Fairman's has returned 10 his
lome at Colebrook. n. IL.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. G. Gates of Orange.
Mass, and son spent Sunday with his
mother, Mlrs. Mary \. Gates.
Walter Fairman has resigned his posi-. |
ion with Warehouse Point silk company |
md is home for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. X. Stebbins aud little |
on Ray have been spending several days
With his sister in Schenectady, y. Y.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05
GREEN RIVER.

Mrs. Charles Bracket has returned
Jennie Pond has returned from Brat
tleboro.
Mr.. Fitch's daughters are visiting at
their farm.
Mrs. Hattie Clark is working again
for Will Dennison.
Ed Squires is putting the roads in fine
shape with his road scraper.
Bertha White of Dedham, Mass, is Wis
iting her father, Watson DeWolf.
NJ. d. Thompson's dog recently killed
81 chickens belonging to Mrs. Fife.
Floyd and Leslie Gerrish of Turner'S
Falls are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Elisha
Gates.
Mrs. Farr has returned to New Hamp-
shire after spending several months at
Mr.. Merrifeld's
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r. Russell has returned from NeWiane
Mrs. Mary Frost of Brattieooro Is
visiting at i. Palmer's.
Henry Shipman has gone to Lewis'o"h'
Montana, for month. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bulfum "eh' "
Wilmington over Sunday.
Fred Severance of Needham, Mass
visited his parents recently.
Miss Bernice Fairman is i in Green ~ !
this week to attend the 1unefai u
friend. :
Nve johnson and Mrs. Mabel Dodge 81
Falls are guests at =. o'one
this week.
Mrs George Witt and daughter .t Wems
r. F;tcbburg. Mass, last week to at Mns
II Goth birthday anniversary Oh MIS-
Elijah Stebbins.
Row Lewis CHATTER of Mortified, Mass tss
viii ie nreaeh at the chapel Sunday an a. 'Ie
Ssnal p hour and in johnson hall at ';SO p
n,