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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-04
GuILFORD CENTRE.

Merton Clark went to Montpelier Mon.
day for few days.
w. A. Lowe of Riverdale, Mass, was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
w. F. Hudson of Brattleboro is spend
ing a few days at E. w. Legate's.
Mrs. Charles Franklin is entertaining
her brother and niece Of Glens Falls,
N. Y.
Mr.. Carpenter of Vernon has bought Il.
Fl. Gales farm and will take possession
Jan. l.
.Tobn Niles of Geneva, +. Y, is can
vassing the town in the interests OF the
Geneva nurseries.
Mrs RI. T, Waite has been seriously Ill
this week as a result of vaccination. thus
far Guilford has not had case OF small
pox.
@. E. Morse, who has been visiting in
Hartford and New Haven, Conn, re-
turned Friday, bringing with him
bride.
special meeting of Broad Brook
grange will be held this week Saturday
evening for the purpose OF conferrlng the
first and second degrees.
Schools began Monday with the fol
,o Dino teachers: No. i, Florence Hol-
low iIm. No 3 Mrs. Mollie Wyman; No. 8,
Miss Daisy Brown. No, ., MISS MARION
Howard; No. s, Miss Maude clark 10.
10, Miss Grace Hudson; NO. 10 MISS
Rovd. No. IA, Miss Minnie Ihayer. NOS.
g and No. IL did not begin this week.
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SOUTH VERNON.

Mrs. Martha Tyler has returned home
from her sons in Mortified, Mass.
Prof. W. 7. Aiken of Mount Hermon
vii! speak Sunday evening in johnson
hall.
Rev. II. A. Mitchell of Brattleboro
will preach in the chapel Sunday at the
usual hour.
Mrs. W. A. Newton recently enter
tanned her mother, Mrs. Chase of Brook
lyn, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jackson were in
Northampton, Mass, few days last
week to visit their son, Arthur.
Frank Lackey is moving onto the
farm recently vacated by E. Waldron and
son, known as the 7. W. johnson farm.
Mr.. Waldron has moved to West Brat
tleboro.
Myron Stoddard has bought the farm
of Henry Shipman, which is known as
the Lee farm, sold a year ago by Z: o.
Lee to his uncle, Clark Shipman, and at
the present time occupied by his son,
Henry Shipman, and family.
Wedding bells have rung for, three
couples the past week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Tyler are already keeping house
and concentrations are in order. They
were visited by the young people Tues
lay evening with tin horns, etc.
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WHITINdHAM.

Guy Moore went to North Adams
Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. Wesley Kentiield were
in North Adams Tuesday.
Miss Angie Bliss Of Readsboro was an
oVersunday guest at Frank Albee's.
Village school began Tuesday with a
teacher from North Adams. She is
boarding at II. A. Wheelers.
Leving Deming was taken suddenly III
Sunday night with neuralgia OF the
heart. DIR. Thomas was called.
Wallace Morse came over from his
work in North Adams TO spend Thanks.
giving with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Morse.
Mn. 5. A. Wheeler and son Carl
spent Thanksgiving with her son. Mer.
ton Wheeler. in their new home in Shell.
bune, Mass.
A little son came TO gladden. the home
Of Mr.. and Mn. Watson Hicks Dec. !.
The little one is a great'grandson OF Mrs.
llama Fowler
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cd what ais him now (Dee. q. Dr
rage Is In charge.
Alias Laura Phillips was not able 10 No
turn TO Arms academy in ShaIburns
rails, Mass, this week, being Id viii
.onsiiitis, Mrs. Phillips and Alice are hi
with the same trouble. "
The big smallpox scare We have been
having consists Of two eases reported BY
VIC uoetor' a score or more OF PEG.
plc have been guaranteed but most Of
The anarantines have been raised. w.
Y. Niles and Murton Plumb were the
two victims but are better now.
Harvey Canedy and two daughters.
Gertrude, and Edith, Mr.. and Ms. Mer.
YIN l.arabee, Lula Turner and Mrs. En-.
glsh OF Battleboro. Mr., and Mrs. Dorr
Pratt and daughter Ethel, Nellie Barry,
Derrick Harris and his son Eugene and
Susan Larabee.
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WILMINGTON.

l.. A. Brown returned to his legislative
duties in Montpelier Monday.
Miss Eva Kingsley spent Thanksgiving
vacation with her grandmother at Mon
roe Bridge.
Mrs. II. l.. Fox gave an afternoon tea
on Wednesday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. Roberts.
We now have new meat market, To-
Gated at the old hotel Mr.. Burrows and
Mr.. Ward are the proprietors.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fowler have moved
this week to Readsboro, where Mr..
Fowler has bought meat business.
DR.. Agnes Page returned to Albany, n.
Y, last Saturday having been a guest at
the home of her brother, DIR. l.. L. Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Brown have
moved from the tenement in DIR. Pages
house to their new house which they re-
Gently built.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker and daughter of
Brookline, Mass, returned to that city
Tuesday, after having been guests at the
home Of E. Fl. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts have
been in town this week and have moved
their household goods to Somerville,
Mass, where they will make their home.
We are watching with interest the
news concerning smallpox in the adjacent
towns and are keeping up hope that our
town will escape but hardly expect it.
The postoffice has been moved from
Wheelers block to the town hall room
which has been fitted up in a very fine
manner. Few towns of this size can
boast of such a modern office.
Mr.. and Mrs M. A. Brown gave par
ty for Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, in the
town hall Saturday evening. Songs and
whist passed the time until 10 o'clock;
and then dancing was INDUCED in until
ll.30. A buffet lunch was served. 1t
was a very enjoyable affair in spite OF the
feeling of regret that Mr., and Mrs. Rob-
arts were going away. They were pre-
sented with a purse of money made up
by the guests.
On Saturday evening about 90 persons
assembled at the town hall upon invita- |
ion of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin A. Brown
% express good wishes for Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts. The evening was passed very
pleasantly and substantial purse was
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts. Dur
ng their residence in Wilmington they
AVE made many friends who regret their
departure but hope they will be very
Happy in their new home.
At the annual meeting of Social lodge,
70. 3S, Tuesday afternoon the following
Ulcers were elected for the ensuing
ear: W. NJ, Floyd S. Crafts; 8. w.,
:. W. Crosier; j. W., Perry E. Whitney;
reasurer, H. F. Barber; secretary. Wal
er S. Brown; S. d., Merton E: Barber;
:. D., j. H. Buckley; s. S., Charles A.
brown; j. S., Frank s. Bellows; chap
lin. J. H. Goulding; marshal, J, H. Kid
err. The installation of these officers &C.
urred in the evening after which ban
net was served at Childs Tavern.
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ps s1,s, and is now employed by Fran,
Miss Elsie Ranks has made t,,.~.r
IN los Angeles. Cal. ' '0' her hom'
,.s Mr and Mn. o.good entertained IA =,
, ,hsn home on Thanksgiving day' smon :,
b ss guests being Mn. 0ssooa's sister a" sns
. Mn, =, =; Nash entertained the Youn,
'.aaiss club Wednesday evening 1 Thss
evenings program Of events consisted a y,
an entertainment given by the memh. :. :,
~ the club, aud AZ unique fea,ura ~
ue occasion . covered dish party wss
Miss Josephine Ray was united 4, MAJ,
rag TO Frank Howe last week Wejnss.
Jay evening. The couple returned "a,
uuay alter brief wedding Journey. and
saturday evening about 80 Of their friends
called AZ the brides home and gave har
= reception. A social evening was sn.
loysd' and a collation., consisting Of eata
oohee aud ice cream was served. They
many friends ~ ''''' '''''r
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junior warden; II. q. Everleih, treas
urcr; NJ. Eugene Robbins, secretary;
Charles I. Farnum, senior dcaeon;
Locke II. Bugbec. junior deacon; We're
II. Eddy. senior steward: Sumner Is.
Phillips. Junior steward; j. s. Cogswell.
chaplain: A. NJ. Corser. marshal: +. l..
Amling, tyler. The program consisted
Of music, song by Miss Jennie T..
Pierce; welcome 10 the ladies by +. A..
Burdctt; review of the year. George r.
Aplin; remarks by Rev. J. =. Cogswell
of Dummerston. Rev. l.. W. Mercy and
Rev. II. A. Miles. Preceding the in.
stallation of officers banquet was
served
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VERNON.

Mrs. Mary Barbour Of Westbrook, Me-.
IS a guest Of Mrs. A. H. Jaquith.
j. T. Wright and daughter, Miss Roby,
and Mrs. w. A. Squiers visited friends in
Keene this week.
Mrs. A. G. Barnes returned Tuesday
from visl. to her daughter, Mrs. Il. M.
Heard, in Palmer, Mass.
The last meeting Of Vernon grange be-
fore the annual meeting for the election
of officers will be held next Saturday
evening, Dec. s. A sociable evening Is
planned and the families of members are
invited. A full attendance of members Is
much desired.
The many friends of Eugene Tyler
and Miss Mary S. Streeter tender hearty
congratulations on their marriage, which
Occurred in Brattleboro last Saturday
morning, Rev. E. @. s.. Osgood officlat-
inc. After brief wedding journey, MIR.
and Mrs. Tyler will live at their home
near Vernon Center, which MT. lyler
has recently put in fine repair ana
Where their friends will all be glad to
wish them much happiness. Both Mr.;
and Mrs. Tyler are popular IN :, social
life and are valued members OF vernon
grange.
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CARROLL S. PAGE
HYDE PARK, VERMONT
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD
In effect Oct. s, 1903.
Trains Leave Brattleboro:

Trains Leave Brattleboro:
Montreal and Quebec, via C. v. and G. 7. Rys,
til OF a. m. &C 230 p. m. .1025 p. m.
Montreal & Quebec, via Newport and q p. Ry..
f11.7 a. m. HOPS p. m.
Quebec, via Sherbrooke and G. T. Ry 1913
p. m.
Quebec. via Que. Cent. Ry.-t10.25 p. m.
Greenfield, Northampton, HoRoke, Springfield
-.5.30a a. m. 1907 a. m. t2.0s p. m. $50 p. m.
4.26 p. m. 1929 p. m. 1888 pm.
Bellows Falls, Claremont Junction. Windsor.
White River Junction-sS.31 a. m. 1908 4. m.
t11.7 a. m. .230 p. m. t5.4l p. m. TOPS ,. m.
Wells River, St. Johnsbury. Lyndonville- tl1.N
q. m. 1880 p. m. HOPS p. m.
Newport Sherbrooke-tl1.07 q. m. 1850 p. m.
HOPS m.
Boston-tA9.07 q. m. tA208 D. m. sA426 p. m.
sDaiy. fDaily except Sunday. SUNDAY only.
A via Greenfield. C Montreal only. E Except
Saturday and Sunday.
Detailed information and timetables may be OBJ
tanned at ticket office.
D. ]. FLANDERS. C. N. BURT.
Pass Traf Mgr. Gen. Pass Agt.
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LEYDEN.

Mfs. W, A. Barber aud Robert wen,
day. ""' '''u'heu Tues
Rev. Mr. Hooper delivered a very IN.
tcresting sermon Sunday founded on III
p mn li'lS TO 10. His subject was The
Pilgrims Quest. ny
Miss Annie Longwell was home all the
week from Warwick where she Is teach.
ing, Miss Bessie Bonnell spent Tho Ias,
part Of the week in Greenfield. Miss
Benson. the teacher in Beaver Meadow
had vacation OF the whole week.
Mn. o. ID. Shepard Of South Deer;e,d
passed her 5sth wedding anniyersary
which was also her 18th birthday ami.
yersary, Friday, Nov. q. When she was
married some OF her wedding cake was
sealed up in tin box and when the
package was opened Friday il was found
TO be fresh and nice.
There were the usual family gatherings
Thanksgiving day. Rev. Mr.. Hooper
dined with the family Of Charles Rob.
ertson. Mrs. Hooper went Tuesday to
Providence, Il, J., TO spend the festival
day with her mother and other friends.
The guests at c. w. Severance's were
Allen Newcomb and family of Green.
held and Mrs. Evelyn Severance, widow
OF DIR. Charles Severance, late of Brat.
tleboro. She is now from North Caro-
lima. Mrs. Sawyer had her sister from
North Bernardston, Mrs. Carrie Warner
and daughter Brta ard son George and
Miss Pearl Dennison and Mr.. Rugg |
from Millers Falls. At Hart Mowry's |
were his brother, Miles Mowry, and wife
and his daughters, Grace, Gertrude and |
Henrietta, and their families, making a
party of IL. At S. c. Severance's, A. G.. |
Gallupe and family Of Green River, Vt,
md w. C, Smith and family and with
hose Of the home the number was Is.
At NJ. d. Miners Homer Miner and wife
Il Coleraine and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Iewcomb, jr.. and Charlie. At c. F.
'everance's, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Camp
,ell and son and Miss Meroa Severance.
4ettice Severance Of Waltham was at
Ter fathers for few days. Ethel Bud
ngton OF New York city was at home
yer Thanksgiving and until Saturday.
label and Hattie Newcomb Of West
)eerield were at their uncle's, Stephen
yewcomb's, over Sunday.
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WEST HALIFAX.

Mrs Sarah Perry has gone TO Aiuen
Hale's to work. oftor
Some are quite i'll with sore arms ai'ef
being vaccinated. -. >. +he
Me- and Mrs. J. c. VIM were at tne
,,a ma in Rowe, Mass, over
Thanksgiving. snent
Mrs Mosher Of w;t Benp be4 daughter Spea.
'i Herbert Worden and daughter Cel M1
n mero THANKSGIVING with his uncle MI
Boyd of Wilmington. :; vsrv i'll
Guy, son o. fever ne Dr.. Page of Will
'' Mr.. and Mrs. A. G: Jones Jones s %rs.
u nannSsW Ware, of Wilmington. .u
pnr w M. Hitchcock went to AID y,
Week "wednesday has with bis son s" fh iat since
!. F F. s d Sss and the doctor is undecid
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Marked for Death.

''Three years ago I was marked for
death. A graveyard cough was tearing
my lungs to pieces. Doctors failed to
help me, and hone had fled, when my
husband got DR.. Kings New Discovery, )"
says Mrs. A. G. Williams, OF, Bac. Ky.
mr hf sa dose on he1Ged had ana saned S.
pounds in weight and my health was fully
restored" This medicine holds the world's
healing record for coughs and colds and
lung and throat diseases. 1t prevents
pneumonia. Sold under guarantee at F.
H. Holden's drug store. SOC and $l.0O.
Trial bottle free.
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GREEN RIVER.

Minnie Pond came home from Brattle.
boro Wednesday.
Mr.. Niles Of York state is in town
eanvassing for fruit trees.
Clinton Barry spent Thanksgiving with
his brother Clayton Barry.
Schools did not begin Monday as Miss
Franklin, the teacher, was i'll.
Mr.. Fitch, jr., Of Waltham, Mass, was
at their farm a few days last week
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GUILFORD.

Miss Mia Newton finished work at u
G. Gorham's last week.
Mrs John Gale and sons are with he et
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Kerr at
Putney this week.
Miss Ruth Crosier returned from from
Claremont last week; bringing her ea nttl e
nephew, Leo Fennelly, with her Tor a
few weeks.
Thanksgiving was very quiet mere, lew
neonle entertaining company or gong
Fear Of the ! sR snms ~ at BT weud
otherwise be stirring about
ra Mss f ii for a nearly four months has as
s sgsSss st By s s9s and d0 twice CO
recently rode to Brattleboro.
Alonzo weatherhead returned . home
Tuesday mEV from Memorial hospital, where
be ye weeks ago 5Sl an M GpeF1A nse
R Rsrb rs Is not yet able to go home, but
expects to go soon.
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NoRTHTIEIp FARMS.

Mrs. Arthur Hart is visiting her par
hts in Orange.
Frank Parker and family have returned
Eom a visit in Holden and Worcester.
Henry Hammond has finished work IN
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A Dangerous Operation.

Is the removal Of the appendix by. a sur
,geon. No one who takes DR.. Kings New
Life Pills is ever subjected to this, fright
don't feel them. They cure constipation,
headache. biliousness and malaria. 25c at
r. Fl. Holdens drug store.
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GROVE.

Otis Amidon is having telephone put
s o,S ss hGp ps@ : a SeS Er Fbsra
is talk Of the Heath line going through
here as far as Charles Wilkinson's
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Interest in the Island of Ceylon has
been ouickened to. a remarkable ac ektens
by the phenomenal success OF v; Sa,aua -
lea lea, more about the country that pro-
d dmow such a delightful and delicious bev-
erage.
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w. Dora Allen Is spending a few
ma N Worcester.
MILAN Notton Burrows spent III,
,slD IN birmingham.
as Grsnlcaf is entertaining hi.
sshd and wife from Boston.
4 party u young people went ia
brirl,ion last Thursday evening.
~ George X. Calender returned Ia
b Boston city hospital last Thursday
fHsoons
NJ George SpaiTod Of New London
o. PAT ol the week with Mrs. Nellie
a aiihdef.
N FNi Williams after a short visit with
z .sti'cs IN town returned TO his home in
\ snrstet
n W. aud Mrs. Benjamin Blake Of Yves.
,ir guests OF her mother. Ms. Anne.
Es y. Field.
4 M Arnold llolton and children spent
inkSiying with Mr.. and Mrs. win
lhon OF Athol.
ne Mass Against the Man is the
fet q the lecture to be given in the
rr hall Dec. IL.
un Mabel Richards has moved TO
se Village but her son Frank remains
III his uncle, Dwight Proctor.
Misses Etfe Stearns Of Boston and
Iiiieine Beaman of Warwick spent
isinksgiving with friends in town.
IN. Clara Davis Millea of Springfield
|ksni Thanksgiving with her brothers
|riy, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Davis.
M +, w. Doane returned on Tues
~ from Williamstown where she was
sld by the serious illness of her moth |
Ms Mary Holton played the organ in
\ Unitarian church last Sunday In the
.snee Of the regular organist, Mrs. G.
Webster, who is on the sick list.
Mr. G. H. Green and daughters have
bed their house for the winter and
We gone to Boston. Charles Green was
re over Sunday and returned with
tm Monday.
Hr. and Mrs. II. II. Chamberlain en-
taned their sons, Roy and Harold,
q wife Of Orange, Mrs. Hodgkins, Mr..
Mrs. Sampson of Warwick on
day.
DID Acre Folks, rustic drama, will be
en- in the town hall this evening by
Sons of Veterans and auxiliary. The
con, country boy and others cannot
to produce a successful entertain
It,
everal grangers are planning to at
4 the meeting Of the state grange '
week held in Worcester, among l
m being Worthy Master 7. r. Cal
Ter and wife and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fl. v
mberlain. u
ev. Mr.. Whitney of Boston occupied
Unitarian pulpit last Sunday in the t
nee Of Rev. Is. NJ. Wilson. He was i
lerly preacher in Warwick. Dur
the morning service a solo was sung q,
Kline Schmidt with much expression. =
Schmidt is former Mt. Hermon
ent and is now studying for the
copal ministry. u
W. Hannah, dramtic reader and \
rsonator, gave an entertainment in Il
town hall Tuesday evening for the "
ct of the senior class, the object be- :
4 trip to Washington later. There q
a very good attendance and rea, y
Die sum was cleared as result OF Il
1t is expected that u
entertainments will follow later IL
the same object in view
Fortnightly club met last Monday &C
loon and was under the direction of Z
Katherine Richardson, who read al
on Hollands Struggle with Spain "
ding was given by Mrs. Matte Gil ia
and a poem by Mrs. Phipps., a
song was given bv three high
girls dressed in costume with Miss
ter as accompanist. A paper on IS
Town Beautiful by Miss Daisy
1son was followed by lively discus an
The subject for the next meeting x
tch Settlement and its Influence in ~
cA.
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This Food may be obtained Of
W. g. Halliday, e. Dover, vt.
Martin L. johnson, w. Wardsboro, Vt.
H. E. Wood, Windham, vt.
Chas. H. circuit, w. Townshend, vt.
Robbins & Cowles, Brattleboro, vt.
w. g. Ballou, Newfane, vt.
H. G. Franklin, Townshend, vt.
A. M. Corser, Putney, vt.
J. H. Wright & Sons, Westminster Sta,
Vermont.
o. o. Ware, Wilmington, vt.
Wheeler & Wheeler, Nottingham.
E. J. Roberts, Jacksonville, vt.
j. w. Williams, Williamsville, vt.
We want agents in every village
where our Poultry Food is not sold. If
it is not on sale in your village we will
send you, freight prepaid, l25-pound
sack for $500 or go pound sack for
$500
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HORTON D. WALKER
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
Brattleboro, vt.

GENTLEMEN FROM VERMONT
Visiting Boston will be welcome at the
rooms of the Vermont Association, at The
Westminster, Copley Square, Boston. Open
daily from .. m. until 10 D. m.
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This woman says that SICK
yomen should not fail to Try
ydia e. Pinkham's VegetaDis
Compound as she did.
Mrs. A. Gregory, Of 1855 Lawrence
Denver, Col, writes to ME-
Mkham:
II was practically an invalid for six
nrs, on account Of female troubles
underwent an operation BY ing
bctor's advice, but In few months !
ss worse than before. A friend ad'
lied Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetaols
Compound and it restored me to per1ecs
salth, such a. I have not enjoyed N
Amy years. Any woman suffering u
did with backache, bearing-oown
aims, and periodic pains should not Iai!
use Lydia E. Pinkh.ms Vegesaois
enpound."
ACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia p. Ping.
am's Vegetable Compound, made
nm roots and herbs, has been the
andard remedy for female His
ndhas positively cured thousands o.
somen who have been troubled WITH
placements, Inflammation, ulcera-
toa flbroid tumors, irregularities
friodic pains, backache, that pear
Sg-down feeling, flatulency, indiges'
Bon, dizziness or nervous prostratlon'
hhy don't you try itp
Mrs. Pinkham invites all SIC
omen to write her for advice
ne has guided thousands "
asalth. Address, Lynn, Mass
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SARAH ELIZABETH:
Those mullins you liked so well were
made from Gold Medal Flour LIE.
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|NorthfeM, Mass.


rrs, Injury TO Dea. Edward Barber
nssa ElWapl Barber fell last w.el
"a losl VI hay and broke his les IN
I,,es lie Was moving hay al nj
:, mar naoliiile's crossing and the
ssliul oraund about u o'clock. Charles
a. Is.'lrI ~ mmoying him 10 his
.ss ,hl nF, \, l., Newton found The
.surr - bad that Dr. Wiser Of
s,a.fei Vas called, Later in The day
sDhss sem set, Mr.. Barber was a
"a sai.rWr irom the inst and the physi'
~ thought that amputation would he
,rsaD bat hoped 10 save the limb n
pNlle The fracture at the ankle was
"A Mrr few days gangrene s.t In
: 10 Tuesday the leg was cut of iust
rs The knee, At this writing Mir.
No. i ~ comfortable as can be on.
rsid but j very weak from the shock
= tLr suffering he has endured.
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PUTNEY.
Death Of Miss Mary Frances whitney.

Death Of Miss Mary Frances Whitney,
Miss Mary Frances Whiinev. 6s, died
Sunday after a brief illness. with
apoplexy. She was taken III suddenly
Saturday morning about 10 o clock
while about her work and did not again
regain consciousness, Miss Whitney
was born In Westminster, March 3,
1910. and was one OF seven children of
Morgan and Lucy (Sandcrson) Whit.
ney. Her father, Mr.. Whitney, was n
blacksmith at Westminster, but 70.
moved 10 Putney aud bought farm
on West Hill. Miss Whitney has been
a resident of Westminster, Hinsdale, n.
H., and Putney. Miss Whitney was of
Revolutionary descent. her mother :
ancestors being Revolutionary soldiers.
She was a member OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. and was a great
worker for and devoted 10 its interests.
She was conscientious Christian
woman, a kind friend and neighbor,
She will be greatly missed in the fam
lily, church and this community. Miss
Whitney Is survived by two sisters and
one brother, Mrs. Charlotte Underwood
Of Ncwfanc, James r. Whitney Of
Springfield. and Miss Alice Whitney of
Putney. The funeral took place at her
late home Wednesday morning nj l0l
o clock. Rev. II. A. Miles of the Meth.
odist Episcopal church officiating, ms.
sisted by Rev. l.. W. Morey Of the Con. |
gregational church. Miss Jennie T.. |
Pierce sang three selections. the Home.
land, No Night There. and Jesus Lover
Of Ny Soul. Those present from out |
Of town to attend the funeral were
James Underwood. Alfred Underwood,
Miss Jennie Underwood of Newfane.
Charles Underwood Of Austin. Pa. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Wheeler of Williams.
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. James T.. Whitney
Of Springfield, !. X. Doane Of Spring.
field. Mrs. Fred +. Smith of Dover.
n. H.. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Aver of
Burial was al Mount Pleas.
mt cemetery. The bearers were four
nephews, James. Charlie and Alfred
Underwood and Willie Wood.