The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-26
|NorfhfeM, Mass.

N0fhfeM, Mass,
=, rs.ai ca sOT'hhsid Mountain
Last Friday,
u.l.il "a q a.sn Ne found - North
waaH g William Mriti'i.ai
~ 80. Ibns "a bic pasinir -"
she salhnnsr m dssiisd No
y rt coming Il Mas "a q VI,
aisili0n ana had proc
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Nms -, ID che village ernei1fN
~ Ai,,halism and uAi'os,tv
- fa b. ihr ranse II death a.
80 80 Partially niird With a.
~ ~. .I near the lso,ly, \ lew
gf .r- o. muihing over ~,
af l1ifrH the blades belns
ir. Ina iall we've found ~ the
y Nm. Tie hll VAS - mulilaisi
D. l..r5nliiun could not be told.
ila ~. uuta,urnifahle anl ~ lar
~ t..e Ht positive idrniiileaiioh,
acr ~ i o. 10 that u a French
~ .-.H lar llaWonitA, Who dis
ls''. ..g hl, ,lmniV near Mi, Fish
i'.l f4l months ago, lie was gwen
- ...-f. 8h.ir, hui during the early
b. sass gulng % save his
a tahr uin 20 ,ll,a'i i.l n'A' l"ii'
ID f'e shaniy was louha IN "
fH a 'aiac' o..
r. ,ultHts conference olFn"a last
~. a.5- Naaw is home from Sim
I5g M5itosn from Springfield has
y rs an "a friends this week.
N Mod has the con,rac, for grad
-, ,it VI che old l.oVeland house
81 pib1rl. went to Maynard on
~ I'm en- N, way 10 school near Bos'
~ p.tsrl Smith. II Boston, Is visit
W ~ ,ar,nts Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. X.
~ y,p., has bought Of Frank V.
ma . farm on lluckle Hill, IN Der
n. u,ren Of the Unitarian parish are
~. ,r,,nremcnts for lawn party TO
I LA july 10.
~, Fanny Stockhridge and David
sS.Sbri,c ar spending their vacation
sih their parents
NJ John Hunt. OF Brattleboro,. was
!. ,sr, la,i saturday visiting Mrs. Mead
~ Nh. Ellen Sherwin.
n, Watson Cleaning company Is still
!. Town AMI has cleaned the carpets OF
INV d the private families.
s,,,nl members Of Harmony lodge
.. IA Athol Wednesday 20 attend the
IA gori. Of the Knights Templar.
W.. Watriss. who has been here look.
a; ,ier the Bclcher property, returned
: po.,on Monday. II is understood that
4, property will later be sold.
TR Calender has returned from the
exercises OF Tufts college.
H. calender remains for short time, Z
rs,in, in Allston and vicinity.
Ms y. p. Wood was in Brattleboro
IA, week 10 attend the reunion OF the
,rnn Of the Brattleboro high school OF
nh she was a former graduate.
NJ and Mrs. c. II. Webster, Miss Ber-
ne Webster and few OF her friends, !
IA Mrs.. George have been to the War u
nh camp returning on Tuesday. E
Mr. and Mrs.. James 7. Cummings were
, Gardner the first of the week to at
md the graduating exercises OF the
Ia school. her niece being a member OF
be senior class. 81
Floral Sunday or Children's Sunday r.
IN Be observed in the Unitarian church
ext Sunday. The children are to assem- Of
L in the yestry at 1890 a. m. to march N
, their places in the church.
Misses Lillian and Elizabeth Alexander SC
i've been in Boston this week attending 81
le commencement exercises of the Boston
observatory of Music of which Miss J,
lzabeth Alexander is graduate. D,
A. W. Proctor has fixed small build W
: north Of the block he is erecting to
commodate Tolman's barber shop and ar
II tonsorial artist has removed his be- NJ
nGngs and is as usual ready for bust tn
.. fir
A large force of carpenters is busy on
{ new Proctor block and the frame CT
,rk is being placed. 1t is understood ci.
at the building will contain two tene- FL
nts on the second floor with stores on da
: first. VA
Miss Fanny Garvin, graduate of
rthfeld seminary and later of Smith u
hge, is at East Hall to remain as mat tn
| during the conferences, the same po- Ba
on that she held last year. She was Tu
yaest for several days recently of Mrs. tn,
7, Alexander
be Woman's Relief corps had sue shi
stul supper and entertainment last da
day evening and a very pleasing sum Re
added to the treasury. Besides the tie
gram as furnished by the entertainers Be
flag drill was a pleasing feature UNI we
the direction of Mrs. George. IN
he annual meeting of the Mortified DE-
ter company was held Monday even i
and officers we're elected for the CHI
ing year, as follows: President, G. H. o'c
1ster; directors, Miss Mary Osgood, G
ok Williams and C. Fl. Webster; sec pee
~ and treasurer, B. F. Field. the
few new standpipes have been placed %
Nam street for greater convenience tbo
altering the streets. During the recent 'i rr
th this has relieved dust in large L
sure. This year the state road seems du1
e covered with small pebbles which the
g g much noise as the heavy teams llgh
Die over them. neo
e grange discussed Tuesday evening heil
question, Which Is Harder-Man's t% a
| N N Providing for a Family or Wo- b Lne
~ Work in Caring for It? 1t was o'.
laly thought that in the average "A
ing mans family if each did his rive
Una, there. was not much difference was
labor Of husband or wife. tenn
anges are being made in Webster's cn r
N 70 arrange for the removal of the won
n 1Ce to the room until recently oc- wen wen
by Toman's barber shop. Much h %an
accommodations are to be had in not
i ,s room, which is to be well light IN to-
' i boxes in front leaving ample W ~,
IT. lof the u, accommodation of the mail ~
n The removal is to be made Ine
'uiy l, 1t is now expected. uien n
vs. mas been received of the death Mar