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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24
VERNON.

Miss Cloie Franklin is a guest Of Mis-
lncz Akley for a few days.
The showers OF Wednesday morning
were the inst Of any account for several
weeks.
Mrs. Ralph Atherton and Mr. Winnie
liascomb OF Greenfield visited at w. NJ.
llale's ON Wednesday.
There will be no services in Union
church, either preaching or Sunday
school, until September.
Miss Abbie Bliss of IIinsdae and Miss
Margaret Barker are spending a short
time at the Hubbard farm.
Mrs. Youghman OF Orange, Mass, and
Mrs. Erkhart OF Greenfield were over
Sunday guests of Mrs. II. A. Staten.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Collins Of Hart.
fond. Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pearl
Spears OF Worcester Mass, have been
recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. III. w.
Fairman.
II. G. Snow of Ware, Mass, came on
last week 20 spend some time with his
daughter, Mrs. Il. A. Streeter. Mrs. T..
J. Snow of Springfield, Mass, came Wed.
nesday to visit her sister, Mrs. b. A.
Streter.
The drouth has been severe in this To-
cality. Late grass has suffered severely.
The grass in the Heard meadow was sold
to I. +. Stockwell by the Connecticut
River Power company. The crop was the
lightest ever known to have been harvest.
ed from this meadow. +. III. Akley has
cut the grass on the Barnes and Hubbard
meadows for the Connecticut River Pow.
er company. II was also very light.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24
LEYDEN.

Edward Frizzell visited his brother
Herbert, recently. -,
Miss Lillian Jaynes Of Roxbury is th'
puest of Rev. and Mrs. Hooper
Everett Baird of Gushing, academy "aS
the guest Of Edward Frizzell lately. -
Miss Eva Brooks has gone to n. N
Rohertson's to work for the summer.
Miss Annie Longwell spent sunday ~,
week ago with Mrs. L. ID. Slate IN Der
nardston. ell, :,
Miss Elinor Smith of West Deerfeld y
snending the week at her grandfather s. o.
G. Severance's.
Dr. Robert N. Severance OF the oali ore,
SING Harbor hospital is spending ie"
davs' vacation at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Braman and da9gn,
ter of Florence were guests for It" ua''
at Mrs. L. c. Demings. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bitter and d ,1 E.v vssi,
ed Mrs. Bitzer's mother, MIS-. fa "a Iost
Potter, and family the hrst part u 'a''
week. ar. N5,hol
Miss Louise Anderson and MISS Map ~
pootwood were over-Sunday guests az
Herbert Frizzell's coming from Noi'n
field. ,1 dove
Mrs. s. C. Severance spent sever S, NY
the last of the week and oyer Gt ~
with wifi her daughter, Mrs. w. u onni'h' u
West Deerheld.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24

y Springfield. Mass. 10 visiting NJ. az,
Mr., Adm DalioAs
Mr.. hsys sai daughters. Misses MAJ
loh aud lAlliah ~ Mallsis. n, ~ a..
sassis a u, H. if.il's
svssIai aiisniri The sFaase danss il
Nrss nassiisisi"h ~iad Iel"ff eood
saaalsany aud e,sai time.
Mr. aud MFs. Ninian Parker and How
ard visited "a Springfield and lisllas.
Pals SEVERAL days lAsi neek.
Mics Stella Heed II MadslsoFo, sho
sI~ni several anrks al Maple ltlig- fruit
iann, has eane IA Wet tniilelam,
!, Mas q, q, Resd sho enjoyed the llHe
fruit s'ni him ~ the gfanrr l.onoiii ~.
eir'S, MT a. a. Rioo a. printed last ueek.
Mr, and Mr., Frank J.. STARK aud child
arr guests II Mr., and Mrs. l., l.. siark
and MI, and Mfs, q, 4, Reed this Nsek
Mr., and Mr., q, 4. Shellon and Niss
liaFrl Nh.lion Of hfs.nhrh came Monday
70 v'sll Mr. and Mrs, John Sheldon al
the farm,
Mr.. :. II, llalion and Warren VII.
lame Nca, Ia Watch ilill SATURDAY. Dus
lin Reed. who Neui "a lilock leland, ~
turned TUESDAY.
l., u i.yndr il aide 10 nle out, i.
Arms Mailer = improving, Mr.. Gertrude
Newton and Mr., II H. Miller aIe on the
slek lisi this week,
The l.alir,' club viii meet with Mr.
IgFswril Thursday afternoon, July ~
Al meinlem aw requested Ia kc present
a. oiiiorr arc 10 h. elected.
Mn Ahhir 4. u. Patch and Mics AL
dr"l liallsdag went on the saturday eg
eunsion 10 Watch It'll aud on their ~
turn sl~nt sunday ia liraiileboro
NJ. I, Evans aud Frank Robbins q,
West nummrrsi0n are at the AnnFrwi
farm IN fuinet where they are engaged
IN stone mason work, building a spring
house, etc.
Tho democratic caucus called for cnoos
ing delegates o. the county convention |
viii he held "a the ycsig, Dummcrston |
Center. Saturday evening, July -, at
40 O'Clock.
Miss Helen Evans. who was ~ badly |
bitten by the vicious dog last week, !,
not getting along a. well as was hoped. |
The ugly wounds are not healing much
yet.
W. L. Walker announces that he is a
candidate for town representative at the
republican caucus. lie enters the con
iesi Of his own ipe will, neither ilatiercd
nor cocrced by friends.
Guests who are enjoying the comforts
II Camp Ellen al present are Miss Leo.
nora Ninal Of Worcester. Mass, and hci
mother, Mn. Ninal, Mn. Churchill OF
New York and Arson kecne OF Water
own, Mass, Mn. keene lett Camp III
en- last week.
The Hall boys and Harold Reed and
lohn Evans have pitched their tents on
he common where they spend the night,
nd cook their meals when they have lei
urc. Saturday night the boys in one
ont were awakened by marauder.
which proved TO be the mephtic animal
nth the white stripe on the back OF his ,
oat. He nosed around. then circled a {
w times outside, and departed :
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nERNARDsroN.

II The. weather Is such that the union
iithsr sdSrfiisrsi for hrxi Wednesday eAa,
bot iase place che library ssil i-S st~E,
rom 60 II the plrnie Is held, ihr
library 9ill BE- elessi,
kimuni Langley Field, y, died In Rrs.
hafision July ~, Mr., Field Aas hiIien
some weeks ago By a dog supposed 10 H.
iahid, lie sas too old and loo irrbie 10
80 away Tor tIvaimrnl ami died II hylfa.
phol,ia an Sunday, The funeral was held
al the home Wednesday al oclock.
he annual nhian Sunday sehoal picnic
ALL take place "Wednesday, july -, AZ
well for adults a. children. A slorial train
WI leave bcrnarlslaa At ssD a. ~, los
NORTHAMPTON, where change Will h.
made 10 special elcetnc eans Ior Mountain
l,afk. Returning, the railroad train will
leave Northampton al iID y, ~. hates
Sunday school scholars under Is Year, will
have irre tickets, those under II Year,
msill have iIoe tickets Ga Northampton,
hose u years or over ~ cents. Fare lot
adults 10 Northampton and return -
cents, ehlldrcn under l.. onehalf fare;
trolley fare, Mound inp. ~ CENTS. A
ooniial invitation h extended 10 all 10
DIN tins excursion.
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EAST DUMMERSTON.

f. H. Miller went Sunday to Bellows
Falls.
Mrs. Martha Waite is with Mrs. Amy
Mansfield.
Miss Frances Curtis is spending several
days in Putney.
| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Emerson of Ches-
terfeld visited Tuesday Mrs. George Holt.
Miss Mae O'Brien of Bellows Falls
spent Saturday and Sunday at G. r. Cros-
by's.
Miss Lemira A. Thwing of Putney,
who has been visiting here, has returned
home.
Miss Florence Lyman of Chester, Mass,
was a guest of Miss Edith button last
week.
Miss Bertha Lahey is this week in
Putney with her mother, Mrs. Nellie
Lahey
Miss Butterfeld of Walpole, N. H.. was
Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. II.
Miller.
Miss Ruth Walker was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Fayette Miller in Brattleboro
last week.
Frank Ellis is spending few days with
his sister, Mrs. j. Stockwell. in West
Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bemis of Brat
tleboro were Sunday visitors of Mrs:
Lucy Bemis.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Robbins went to
Northampton, Mass, Friday and are this
week in Boston.
Deer are visiting the gardens and sam
ping beets, peas, carrots and other IA
vorite vegetables.
Miss Mary Poland, supervisor of schools
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GuILFoRD CENTER.

Mrs. Z. w. Legate was i'll last week,
but is better.
Mrs. III. T. Waite is spending the week
in Block Island.
| Elmer Goodnow spent last week in
Jacksonville with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Franklin visited in
Springfield, Mass, this week.
Mrs. Herbert Root of Northampton,
Mass, is visiting her father, Edwin Ill.
Legate.
Elmer Goodnow commenced upon his
lob at the south part of the town last
Monday.
viii Carpenter and son, Edwin Of Mer-
iden, Conn, visited his sister, MIS-. H.
d. Franklin, recently.
Miss Eloise Saunders of West Brattle-
boro is spending the week with Ida Bar
rett and Mrs. Hubert Stebbins:
Mrs. S. B. Perry, of Bristol, Conn,
and Mrs, Homer Chaplin of Florence,
Mass. visited at E. w. Miners few
DAYS this week.
The services in the Universalst church
Sunday was well attended. There will
he no service again until the second Sun
day in September.
Arthur Franklin and family of Spring
field. Mass, who were at l.. ID. Frank
Inns during the haying season, have re-
turned to their home.
Messrs Florence and Mile Holden
suent last week in Springfield, Mass, Miss
Florence went Monday to Northfield,
Mass, to remain through the summer va
cation.
Business of Importance will come be-
fore Broad Brook grange at, the. regular
maet;nr Saturday evening of this week,
and every member is urgently requested
to attend.
Darling Franklin was taken to DR..
Tynch's hospital last week Wednesday, |
and was operated upon for appendicitis
that night. He was in very critical
c enn but is very much improved.
Mrs Franklin is with him.
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JACKSONVILLE.

4. Bellows Is making Vrain on BIZ
house.
Mn. G A. Faulkner .prnt Monday ia
North Adams.
Nellie Iliek. oi Troy. \. Y. il guest
ii 4, J, Faulkner
John n. Bolton Of Heath spsn, Sunday
al q. W, kingskys,
MF aud Mn, ". 4, Wilcox are stop.
ping at u, NJ Canrlys
Mr.. White ii Shrlhufno Falls, Mass.
has been gnost IN town.
Dr. Mains II Springfield. Mas, j.
boarding al 4, J, faulkner's
Peter SAILS of Worcester. Mass. i vie
ting hi, sister, Mr., Joseph Leonard.
Miss Ryan aud Mn. Mocsan. OF New
York city, are boarding at Hal Eamc.'s,
Mrs Fred ". Puringion Of Colniin,
Mass, visited with nlaiiycs here last
week.
A large crowd enjoyed the Ice cream
supper furnished BY the Rebckahs La,
Saturday.
Mrs. ". a. Brown returned last week
from a yisil with NJ. A. Browns family
at the Beach
At the baseball game last Saturday the
regulars, 10 90 3.
Miss Stella Buitcriicld wen, 10 North
Adams Saturday TO see her father, who IL
at the hospital there.
Mrs. Edith Corse and daughter Lottie
aud Miss Ida Thayer OF Orange, Mass,
are guests OF IL. NJ. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ia. Bennett Of Milford,
Mass, are visiting Mn. Mary Rice and
laughter, at Moses BENEFITS.
Horace French Of Brattleboro who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles Cole. |
nan, returned home last week.
The democratic caucus for choosing del. |
gates TO the county convention will be /
leld Saturday evening at X. OF III. hall.
Rev. Ernest L. Staples will preach al |
he Unyersalist church next Sunday /
morning upon the subject: The Great
\fiiumation Of the New Theology. Mr..
,taples is very able speaker and all
hould avail themselves OF the opportunity
o hear him.
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WEST NORTHFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. C. Brown have been
spending a week in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Pratt are hayng
a two weeks outing at Cliff Island, Me-
Ethel and Alton Turner of Connect
cut are visiting their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs L. W. Turner.
John Finn. Homer Waldron and Mrs,
M sprn A. Cal Gates are improving their resi-
dence with lots of paint.
Mrs. Hattie Snow Dent, 5l, pa,ss.ee1d
away Tuesday, July IA, after painful i hs
were we're spent in hospitals of Boston and st.
Tonis in hopes Of recovery. The last
nine Hal' months she had been tenderly, cared
for f,,,e b vi'l her aged parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Snow. She leaves two sons,
George Snow snow of Denver, Col. and Ed
ward of Boston, besides her parents.
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WESTMINSTER.

Mrs. S. NJ. Nutting returned from Bos
ton Monday.
Mr.. c. +. Arnold viii lead the prayer
meeting this evening at the church.
Miss Bessie Wright came last week from
Boston TO her home here for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop and Harold went
TO Worcester Tuesday, their future home.
. George Dascomb joined his family Sat.
urday for the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Judson Smith OF Springfield. Mass.
visited Miss Trilby at +. /. Lanes last
week.
Mrs. Frank Holt and son of Pttney
We're guests Tuesday Of Miss Carrie Hay
ward.
Miss Constance Norton of New York
city Is spending the summer at Mrs. Car
rie Nutting's.
Harry Richmond and family of Spring
field aye visiting her mother, Mrs. Fran.
els Richmond.
Rev. Mr.. Blake of Charlestown will
speak at the church next Sunday morn
ing at the usual hour
Miss Mary Prindle Of Chicopee. Mass.
came Saturday TO spend few weeks with
her uncle, Fred |. Lane.
-hIS bdut 4Nthluh anu LAUGHTER LIMA
from Brattleboro are spending a few days
with Mrs Martha Smith.
Misses Minna and Marion Howard of
Mortified, Mass. and Miss Hazel Kings
ton of Bellows Falls spent Sunday at L.
&. Wellman's
Arthur Metcalf and family of Worces.
er, Mass, came Saturday night to spend
/ few days with Mrs. Metcalf's mother,
Mrs. Lucretia Metcalf.
Mrs. Myron Blanchard has returned
rom Connecticut where she has been for
number of weeks caring for her cousin,
Mrs. Mabel Leach Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. John p. Holmes and fam
ly of Walpoe are now occupying their
lew home. extensive repairs having been |
made to the building during the summer,
Arthur Jennison and family of Milford,
lrs. Joseph Hayes and children from Pep |
erell, Mass, and Miss Kate Grout from
BOSTON are guests of Mrs. Mary Jenni
on.
The neighbors and friends of II. w.
each who recently underwent an opera
on for appendicitis, performed very
ind and neighborly act last Tuesday i'll
nishing his haying.
News has been received of the death of
lrs r. A. Beddy, wife of DR.. Beddy, in
outh Africa, last May. DR.. Buddy was
in practice here and his wife was
a accomplished musician
Carrie Miller was operated upon for APP
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here On yisil Nth her moshsF. Mrs \.
4. wh1elsT, this seek
An auto party rAme 10 tbs holsi We'd.
nessisy irnin Nrw Neck sa@a~.
Me, neaTgr liToan At Heath mas Al
Mn, u, l.. snoais "Wednesday,
Mis-. cauis MhaslsF sreni . le9 days
Ia North Adams the nrsi II the week,
llrslrH WoRlsn II Halifax has l,rrn
On a sisil leie this arrk silh Nlaliyrs,
frAnk Ilieks's family have moved 20
urvenlled, lie all ms. 60 foE the pIssral,
The youngest s0n II John Dls is yeTy
~. A consultation ol deolon Nas held
Tuesday,
MIS-. liIAdiorl Upton aud little dansh,
ter and NTs, Masion aud Young son IL
f,chhuis aFe a. Nvplon Cnons.
Miss Jes,io Wright 81 North Adams
has llnrn spending q Nerk with her unclus
family, Mr, and Mrs, Alonso HUSKY.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24
WILMINGTON.

Mrs. Ada Knight is seriously i'll.
Frank A. Chlds was in Brattleboro tn,
first Of the week.
Mrs. Francis f. Medbury is visiting hel
son in Readsboro.
| Henry ID. Allen has been suffering from
rheumatism OF late.
| Miss Jessie Bailey Of Milford, Mass, is a
guest at A. l.. Haynes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Mann were in
North Adams Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Fuller of Readsboro was in
town Wednesday and Thursday.
Joseph Damour is attending the ter.
centennial at Quebec this week.
Miss Florence Pike resumed her work
in the postofiice after two weeks vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Elwin Dennison was an over-Sun.
day visitor with her children at Brattle.
boro.
Harrison Kingsley has finished work for
his uncle at Sherman and is at home
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster of Boston are sum.
mer visitors at the home of Mr.. X, p,
Ames.
William L. Mcdonald, who recently
graduated from Brown university, is a
visitor in town.
Mr.. Chamberlain of Concord, Mass, who
has been at the hotel for some time, has
gone to North Adams, Mass.
DR.. l.. 7. Page and V. l.. Adams were
in Brattleboro Saturday afternoon, max
ing the trip in Mr.. Adams's automobile.
Charles f. Gardner and Mrs. Belle
Gardner, of Troy, N. Y, were over-Sun-
day guests at the home of j. III. Kidder.
Mrs. Whipple and son Guy returned to
their Boston home Wednesday. after be-
ing guests at the home of Mrs. Jennie
Titus.
The abundant showers during the past
week have interfered with haying opera.
tons, but have done great good to the
ground.
Mrs. Charles p. Griffin, with her two
children, of New York. is spend |
ing the summer with her mother, Mrs. |
Henry Adams.
The pupils of the high school are talk
ng of repeating the drama Willowdale, |
% raise money to finish paying for the
school piano.
Moses d. Fox of Stanton, Mimi, who
las been spending several weeks with his
brother, Eddy X. Fox, will return to his
lome next week. Mr. Fox was men,
'er of Company Il, 18th Vermont volun-
GERS. He was captured by the Confed-
rates at Weldon railroad June 23rd,
1854, and imprisoned nearly five months,
most of the time at Andersonville.
A fair-sized audience listened to John
:. Bassett at the Universalist church
ionday evening and gave him very good
ttention., His, subject was spiritualism,
nd he claimed to be under the control
{ Rev. Hosea F. Ballou, who was long
me pastor of the church. Mr. Bassett
that he would address audi
noes in larger places in the near future
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre-
ational church will hold its annual fair
n July 2Sth, afternoon and evening. The {
,veral booths will be under direction of
lie managers and articles for sale will in t
ude fancy, household, aprons, candy,
'od, ice-cream and lemonade. Good s
usic will be furnished in the evening. +
cordial invitation is extended to all to
, present.
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CIGAR, PIPE. CIGARETTE
Their Comparative Merits and pemes.
It's Discussed,

Smoking nowadays is esmmonly loieF.
aird ia The houss, and esea ~ the draw
aEnsem = slsamils is somelinlss per
miiial. The smoking ~ a cigar, pleas.
ahl though 4 may H. % the smoker. and
however inviHsarhablp Hs auaiiN, is
lsannod by mosi raniui haasrNiges IN
their .anua sanriaum l,rgaps- iis Irrk u
- Iafsisirnl. The stale smell II cigar
smoke 10 q nsnm ls prrallatly unpleasant
AMI peculiarly diiirull H. ST ~ 81 IL
riinrs 10 the curtains and a. mosi Ut tho
aflrl-s At furniture which present any
saIt 1T an absorbent snTiaor. II j. not
~ Ia the same extent with eisaFriles az
with pili-s, ln the eass even ri single
cigar, ishaks. latAefs aud textiles Tcek II
ns stale hayof and ihe reom inquiries
abundant airing lsiofe that naNor -
completely eliminated,
Air l. an excellent soaNcngeT, hat of0ne
Is mer aril,r Ia removing the smell, The
riirt may br traced h. the fact that the
smoking II a cigar produces = larger guam
iiy II pungrnt animaiir oils than does
the smoking IT a cigarette az pipe, Va the
oasc at the dgaRiis oils arc probably
burned rgrn " ihry are formed, IN the
pite ihey eondrnsr in the stem, while ia
The rass Il The cigar thry arr probably
t1f tlr moot part discharged ini0 the air.
In the form 0i a cigar tobacco would APP
tear o. prtslurr morr oils than ~ the
form IL a gigantic OF when burned In
piI-.
Surh common observations arr not
without hygirnir significance, Pyfndlne,
the most poisonous oil produced in the
semicamhusti0n 81 tobacco, l. an abun.
dant product in cigar smoking, a. Il j.
also in the pipe: bat IN the latter there i
condensation. whilc ~ the former there
j. ltilc or none. In the cigarette. 20 in
limately in contact with the air il the
burning portion that the production Of
distilled oils j., comparatively speaking,
riding.
The symptoms Of tobacco smoke poison.
ng are not necessarily due 10 nicotine;
hey are more often due 10 pyrridlne, or
poisoning from tobacco tar oils. The 60.
,acco heart is more often traccable TO
rec indulgence ia cigar smoking than 10
similar indulgence in the pipe and the
cigarette. Young boys can smoke-to
heir great damage, nevertheless con-
iderable number Of cigarettes or even
'ipcs. hat an equivalent IN cigars more
han satisfies their tobacco appetite, 30
Oon are the toxic effects OF cigar smok.
ne made apparent 20 them. The danger
( excessive cigarette smoking is that
hough no marked symptoms may be
lanifcsted or experienced, yet in the long
IN decided harm j. done, and a dangerous
abii. akin 20 ''nippin', Is cultivated
hich j, Is often found very hard to aban-
on.-The Lancet.
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MARLBORO.

Simeon Adams of Ringe, N. H., is visit
ing in town.
Edith Brayman is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. w. F. Snow.
Mrs. Justin Thomas spent several days
with friends in Wilmington recently.
Mrs Perry Whitney of Wilmington has
been spending several days at George
Mathers.
Mrs. Peter Hopkins of Brattleboro has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mather.
Mrs. Edward LIE Beouf of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. G. Bellows.
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SOUTH VERNON.

Miss Nina Learned 81 Halifax Is yi,ii.
ing at ". n Dunklcc's.
DAYTON Parks and family are in Bcr.
nanision, Mass, for the week.
Mr.: and Mn, Pearl Spear aud children
OF Worcester, Mass, are visiting at Ere.
mont and Henry faiunan's this week.
Henry Colbum came thi. week from
Springfield. Mass, Co visit has moihc
who Is III at her fathers, G. Seycnnocs,
Rev, David H. Woodland 81 the Boston
Bible school will speak in the chapel
Sunday morning aud at South Vernon IN
johnson hall IN the afternoon al the usual
hours.
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wHITINGHAM.

Mrs Merton Wheeler was In North
Adams Wednesday.
Mrs Margaret Boyd was here last week
with old neighbors.
NJ Nellie Hicks of Troy, N. Y, is
visiting Mrs. Rosa Chase.
Mrs. Alma Taylor of Greenfield. was
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24
NORTHFIELD FARMS.

Edward Fisher of Gardner is visiting
his brother, l.. Z. Fisher.
John Anderson has been entertaining
his brother from the west.
Ernest Field is painting his house and
making other Improvements.
Mr.. Dryer of Boston visited at Mrs. ;.
f. Alexander's few days the past week.
Blueberries are picked in considerable
quantities on the mountain, In many IN
stances whole families being employed in
the work. The drouth affected the crop
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GREEN RIVER.

Most of the farmers are through hay
ing. :: ,e,oa ~ +ho
bonse with sprained ankle.
The friends of Miss Lena Hill gave her
a surprise party last Friday night. Ihey
presented her with a, gold watee g., sop az
money and other presents. ADou' oo
we're present.
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inst Exactly Right,

IT have used Dr. Kings New Life Pills
aetly SeT right says Mr.. 4. 4. FELTON,, Of
Harrisville, N. Y. New Life Pills relieve
without the least discomfort. Best rem
edy for constipation, biliousness and ma
laria. Csc. at F. n. Holden & Co.'s drug
store,
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Rev. I. w. williams Testifies.

Rev. ], w. Williams, Huntington, w.
Va. testifes as follows: This is TO certify
that ! used Foley's Kidney Remedy for
nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble,
Remedy win do all that you claim for it,
Sold by All Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, f1broid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, fatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness, ornervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass. I
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