The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-10
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Florence Derry has come TO stay with
Mn, Phiiufa Moom IN place oil Miss
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Mr. and Mrs, Richard Moore, OF
Springfield, Mass, afo the guests OF H. ID.
Newton,
VIII Harvey Of the Vermont university
is expected home Saturday for a short
vacation.
Lucy Davis Of Londonderry Is visiting
her relatives and old acquaintance here
this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson and daughter
Jessie Of Springfield, Mass, are the
guests of Mr.. Alice Mieott,
A Marty az s.y.n az the Howard and
Moulion familie. celebrated the Fourth
With a picnic on Newiane hin.
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Springfield came wednesday ior their
summer vacation at the Bruce iafn.
Mrs., Everett johnson aud Mrs. Minnie
Miller o. p3sef Nee Tue guests M ~. a.
Carpenter "Wednesday. They VIII be at
Brookllne for a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Batchelder ar.
rived here Tuesday direct from the island
Of san Domingo. They are visiting his
uncle, ilildrc,h Batchelder.
Notice has been received that an in.
crease of pension l,ns been granted
Charles H. Converse OF South London. |
derry, through the Carpenter agency.
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work for her and intends TO return |
home.
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The glorious Fourth was quiet day
here IN comparison with some other
other years. ihere was the usnal flhg
ing OF bells ana Dohlifes put .neie mas
no heavy ar.niery mrins " par san
~ many .. oII lung peopie W. III az
at 'he ufai'oh eeieoia''oh' :,
The members of the Newfane baseball
club OF this vicinity came home from
Grafton well pleased with the result OF
he game on the Fourth, considering the
they were up against. The
score was to 2, IN their favor. Harry
sparks OF ms so village topk 'he honors In
Dne OF the lVV-!afd uasheS against eish'
A special corporation meeting was
allied at Union hall Wednesday evening
% see what action the village would take
o raise money TO continue the work on
he sidewalks. 1t was voted to levy a :
ak of 10 cents on the dollar OF the grand
list, payment for labor as there Is nearly !
,nough material on hand TO make the ,,
concrete.
The republican convention held here !
tuesday was the largest and most inter
sting one held here for many years.
}usiness was ouickly despatched and the
,ominations satisfactory. Through the [
onrtesy of the convention the women of
he ID A r attended the afternoon ses. 4
ion and listened TO the able and interest
no speech Of Kittredge Haskins Of /,
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