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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
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g0nfhinnfnn. 18. 9ll1rl

SNuIDHlBIuN, 10. ItuI5,
Ser Senot mar beute nur 10 gti-
nuten in Sibnng, ais er iid5 aus gl6-
tling Dor Dem ecItern Deritorbenen
Senator &slpie bertagte.
SIN gIbgeorOHeienbdus puroe 5eutg
oie Observation-Disclosures etDa
bier Stiuroeu lang oebatfirt, B. :. es
fuuroeH. Die es bel Der geratbuu1
BON neutrality-suspicious. iibHh lit
iiber aaes gl6gIidle 8eoen gebalten.
nur nidlt iiber Die sgr Gebatte iteBeH.
De 8orIale.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
anpisr IN ar0Fer g!adfraae.
9}eD Qlorf. lS. giarl

atN4D SJutlg 10. AtAl8.
Gie Zines iagt in ibrer belltieen
aussabe. OaB Die 9tadfrage mad
&upfer mdbreuo ser letten g1onote
ungebeuer geitiesen lit unO sic au.
pferbdnOIer auBer GtauOe iino, oie
eingebenoeu gllrftr6ge aus5uflbren.
9ie .lluiteO @1etals Selling @om-
PAM" bat, p6hreno Der nahiten @1o.
rate Iieferbar, 50.000.000Bfuno per-
fault, elmer Der groBen unobbdngi-
gen 5a6ritonten 100000 unO
me6rere anOere 3rooBenten 5uiam.
men iiber 30,0O0,000. 9d ser 9urdl.
ihnittspreis fiir Oieie 9IuitrGge 13
3entts Der 8fitnO betr6at 10 ergiebt
Oas einen @eianmIt6etrag BON $13,-
100000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
RroteItirsn ecsen bic grrnrt6silHng
giaii's.
9igtU gorf, 16. 92dr,


ehpa 1000 Sijiliauer bielien Bier
cine MISUNDERSTANDING ab, IN iuel.
der tie in iharieu 9eihlilien aegen
BE gSerurtbeiliaig oes ebemaligen
gJonten. mo llnterrihtsininiiters
Rrof glan3io Raii. proteitirten. Cine
9lbihrift oieier 8eihIiiiie tuiro ser
itaiieniidDen gesieuHg iIbermitteIt
fper0eY. Gem @rofeiior Qaii murOe
folgenOes aabelgramm 3ugeian0t:
.,ybnen. Der itets fir Die gedte oes
nieoeren golfes eintrat. uuo ben "a.
men in sybren yoeim. Sic ,Sbretbal.
sen n grcBer Sorge unO Srauer
iin6. ienOen in 9lmerifn leberoe Si-
alimer, gum feierIiteH groteit Dsrs
iannelt, g2orie Der AnerteBrgngs
0es Ganfes un1 EroItes".
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
gie nens RnnbesfIaaae.
Baibington. 3. 8. II. W10

gsaIblngion, Z. 9, II. Wars.
SsnfoIge anfnabmeCtIobOmo's ale
46. Sfoat Der Union HuB cine neue
8unoesilagae l5ternenbanner). bic
as Sterne euib1lt. einsefiibrt wer.
ben. anf Der neuen Jlagge mer6en
bic as Sferne in 6 Neiben grnppirt
iein: BE T., g., 4. un0 s meroen is
Is, Die 2. uRo 8. ie 2 eHtboIten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
@ebt bod sssen SsrOme Dor.
qllhnnn. II. N21ra.

Ger GonberHeur SAgbes ernannte
beuie ben Iriiberen 8oriibgnoen oes
2Ippeaotionsgeridt5. Charles an.
oreips. sum aommiiidr iiir Die eHi.
gegennamne mo 8riiinng oes 9s.
meismaierials. mglhes IN 8erbin.
oung nit Der 6oroerllrs Der aints.
entirsang 0es Eiitrittsauiualis Sc.
soHe, po19dest tDsroeu ioIte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
@rihritr-t.

SaH 5rnrisco, GaIg IS. War3.
Ger gaulpfer .8onona" ron Ser
~8acific 6oait SteauHbip 60 mel.
der Den s5raht. un0 BerionenOsr.
felr 5Diitlen bier uuo gurefa, Gal.
permIttelt, ifeiterte IN Der geobe BON
6ort 9toB. Aae Baiiagiere nno Quh
pc 8snlannaina muraen asrettet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
abaridllaatn.
Bai5iugton, 16, Dldr5.

1bnlDIll8Ion 70. Wtul5.
Nht 3 gegpH 2 5timmen beidloi
Der llnterausidlnB oes SeHais 5ultiB
stomites ole 9orlagen iiir uHaciee'
lid 81 erfIaren. iuelfe oo3u oieuen
ioaten, bic 9robibition in ben Stad.
ten. tpeIhe iid fir iold)e erfldri ba.
BEN 5I ioroern 81 oieiem Inter
ousidJuB geboren Die SenatoreH
anor, gleliou. Tilton (8epublita'
uer) mo Bacon mo aagmer (De.
mofratenl.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
6Hr g3cFcNelnuas3wcde.
glaIhinaton. lG- Nldrl

~-A AHNtHNAFttf III RAAt s.
9lm I Nat miro 0ie Geaieniua oui
I6mpie6lung oes Wiiniiters 0es eSn.
'nern 2l35 5ormen In neuQeid)aiicnen
Neiudferunlsoiitrittru sum- aaui
aAsbicicn. Gieie 5urmen babcn eli.
men 6llhengc6alt BON TO bis Toe
Ndcrn. ,Sn giepaoa peroen IN Ser.
bin0nng init 0em Srndce-Garion sc.
mdilcruTssproieft 1000 tSarmea pon
so 9ldern periiigbar un0 aeaen Ran.
lung elmer @inidreibcaebiibr BON SS
unO elmer glb5ablng bon So per 9lder
in0 ,Sa6r ianerbalb 10 ,Sa6ren Der.
faiit Tueroen. s5n Oregon mer0en
200 Iarmeu i'm llmatiaa.gepajie.
rumgs0iitrift 3un 9erfauf fommen.
0ieic iollen cinen ,Sl1deHraum
pon 10 bis 90 qlder baben
unO elm MiininnI 9Sreis bon
$500 bis $1,000 miro anaeicbt
merOen. On SiiO.7afota per0en
175 5armen perfiiabar un0 IN gsp.
omina POO I'M 9toro 4iatie 9audiIc.
ruas. unO 200 i'm Sdoih0nr Ziiirttf:
aud) oieie mer0en bon $600-S1200
per 5arm foiten. @e0itarlgen liu0,
8erpiIidtuna AM oeu 6armen 3u
mobncn un0 lie auh 81 bebaueu. 0as
WiniiierinH miro 0aiiir Sorae ira.
gen. oaB feine Spetulanten ais stdu.
ier auftrgten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
ein aIopfiedter ta6tIidf perIeht.

Soutb Ct. sSoiepb, gto.. 18. Rars.
o2uf" 9Ilen muroe eeitern in elmer
4lOpffedterei ron oBiaD@ gfbooes
Oerartig 5ugerihtet, 0aB er beute friib
I'm Soipital, tuobin man i'm ihaffen
muBte. oen erlittenen gerlebnngen
erIag. RboOes luur0e ioiort Der.
bQftet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

Ger gfiuilter iprad iih Damn iiber
oie seaemUdrti9en eiippauOerangs.
aeiete oes Aaberen ans mo ertldrte.
0ielelbeu ,pdren 0erarilg. ooB
cine 8crbeileruug ooer &erihdriuns
0erielben 0urdlauS uunothig iei.
a1ie Imerifoner fonnen iid," 10
id]loB er ooS SHteruierp. .oarouf per.
laiien, OaB unter meiner 9lmtSper.
palting Oieie @eieee itrena ober se.
red)t ourd)gefiihrt iucroen mir0en."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
edlluer franf.
Noiton. Wlaii.. %. Wldr

OVIlUIF DIuIIy '0% WIuI3.
Spdt geitern 4beno Uur0e be.
fnnt geruadt. DAB iih oas geiin0en
oes ieit 5pei @ohen ertranften @ou-
oerHeurs Gurtis@uilo oerihlimmert
bat uno Dab nun iein 3uItano fri.
tiib 1T. Gs iino 5ipei Deitere aerSte
sur aoniuItatioH beruien Doroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
Die armen lSoIeu.
Gt. HnlI. llinn.. 16. Mldr

Ct Baul @liun. 16. mars.
Ssn Der Rotnod OeS Staatslayi.
tplS proteitIrten acitern etma 1000
&oIcn gegen Die gInnabme OerEolen.
portage Vile 3ipiliiirten giationeu
Der @elt. msbeionOere Sic @un0es.
reeigrun9 mCroeu eriudt eeaCn Neie
ben Der preuBilhen 9iegierma ange,
oroneis @er8cDaiilanng ser gsInen.
teten 9olcu ibre Stimmeu gi er6e.
bon
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
dranfiort, Slu., II. M1r

,5raHfiort, Ssg., IL. Mdr3.
Ter @0werneur @ilion beabiif-
tigt oie Staatsgeiessebnng i'm sSuli
sl einer ertrosIagung ein5ubernfef.
in nelte @eieBe gegeh 6as grei6en
Der Rndltreiter bepu. 5um Sdlus ser
IabofpiIalBer erlaiien lDer0en ioQen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
Ncneridlaben.
9rnhntn. Wfinn.. 18. Ml1r,

grabdru NeInu, Is, 0tarB.
Cine SSeuer Sbrltnit Oie beute Mor.
gen UNI 8 ltbr i'm @eidditsoierteI
ausbrab. leate od)t @eihditsballier
in 9li6e. Ger 8ran0 fonnte crit ae.
loidt mer0en. ais SiiIfe BON @einnea.
polls eintraf. Ger ShaOen betr1gt
$4,000.
Springfield. ST.. Is. @drS.
Cine o6tlos Deggeporfere brcu.
nenOe Cigarette oeruriadte 6eute bin-
fer Oem Slbmpic.Ebeater einen
9ranO, Dem oas @ebGlloe 5lTn Spfer
fiel. Der Scbnoen miro auf $4,000
Oerdnldylagt.
9leu Orleans, 1S. N9dr3.
Cine 1cpeIde BON Sattiesburg.
N9iii., inel0et, Dab Sic S0gemiiblr ser
Camp Sinton Gompann bel 2umber-
ton. @fiii, in 9rano itebt unO an-
iheinen0 Dem llutergang gepeibt lit,
in melhen Sale Der Sadbifa0en
nlinoeitens S130,0O0 betrageu miro.
@hpa 600 Gerionen nerOeu ourh oen
9rano tenpordr arbeitSlos.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
@rd)aro.
Der 8idter @OOo Oernrtbeilt ben
aeitanoiseu @ahenm6rOsr
gum SOB.
SdRat nod mid t.
Die sntiaHsHsa ct. eOuiier sisrlua
seHfn6rlsItts fOrOsrn DOu 13 SraHs-
reisu bObsn SdDaOsusriat.
Sine SIeiuisfsit BON S1,tOO,OOO.


NuluIUNIf NSVu4IVl 10, ~tu40.
Sarrp Srhnro, pelder III oen er.
folgioien &ro5elien gegeu Die weItli-
den arbeiterfiibrer SaDipooO unO
Rettibone als Stoa1s5elige auIigGt,
lit in ieinem eigenen Rro5eB gum
Sooe peritrtbeilt poroen. Ser gtidl.
ter 8ooo enrpfiebIt ieoob llHmono.
lung oes llrtbeils in Sait. relpettiue
@rlaiinna Der Sp0esitrafe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
geriaTunssmasis.

Syeiferiou eitg. glo, Is. gldr5.
Gag Staatsobergeriht BON glii.
iouri erflarte in eIner belite abgege-
benen gntihei0uug 6as @liiiourfer
..2ccal Cption" @aes fiir nsrioi.
iunqsnd6ig.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

5rau Gaeu5er, Die gtutter Ser Sc.
bensmiiOen erfIdrt oaB lnldleiuenO
araHflidfeit ibre Sohter IN Den 500
trieb Garaui ldBt and Elm bel ibr
gefunoeuer un0 an Oie Nlntter aorei.
iirter 9riei ldlieBen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

ter allen llmitdnOen oufredt erbal.
ten Der0eG."
9es @eiieren forOert er ,aIIe gu.
ten Silrger~ auf our6 oereintes ge.
miIben Den 6rieoen< iuieoerbersuItel.
laL iih ulIer @eUaIttbatigfeiten 5i
enthalten unO oarauf 81 ieben. SaB
oas @eies relpeftirt uno befoIgt
peroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
sIrmOnr luiro aiih,s gladlioIasr.
gleru gorf Is. 9lldr,

-tVlV cIN1El 10 -1INF D.
SSn ser beutigen Sieang Oes 81.
reftorenratbs ser Suinois Central.
babn Duroe 5. SgOen Armorr BON
Chicago ais 9lafhfeIser ren Shooe.
liant Siib ais 0iSefsor sepd5lt.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
WILLIAMSVILLE.

A. NJ. Mortified has begun work on
the steam mill.
Work will commence ON the new con-
crete bridge next week.
Mrs. Fred Chase has returned to her
home in Revere, Mass.
Fred Best is working for w. G. Doc.
little at his mill in Brattleboro.
There will be another dance in School.
house hall next Friday evening, April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis OF Brattle-
boro were at A. l.. Timson's over Sun
day.
Miss May Douglas of Brattleboro has
been a guest of Mrs. John Williams re-
Gently.
The Band of Mercy and l.. S. L. will
meet at Mrs. w. L. Wheeler's Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Edith Hunt of Brattleboro is
spending her vacation with her aunt,
Mrs. c. G. Hovey.
Miss Florence Jefferies of Mortified
seminary is spending her vacation with
Mrs. Floyd Fairbanks.
Mrs. Ella Mortified and James Good
rich went to Brattleboro Wednesday to
attend the funeral of the infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bastian.
j. A. Young returned "Wednesday to
his home in Missouri, Mrs. Adella Hes
cock of South Newfane is staying with
Mrs. Young for the present
Mrs. A. E. Atwood of Brattleboro is
here assisting in the care OF her sister,
Mrs. G. Il. Manchester, who has been
more comfortable for the past few days.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
WEST TowNsHEND.

Mrs. Walter De Cell, who has been very
sick, is conyalesoent.
Miss Mae Burton is spending a few days
with her parents IN Weston.
Miss llortense l.. Swiizer of Brattle'
boro Is spending week at her mothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Pierce OF Brat
,leboro visited at Miss Marcia Howe's
last week,
Mr. and Mrs. \. W. butler and little
son Of Jamaica spent Sunday at W. X.
Liyefmoru's.
Mrs. Fpd lloughton was in Bfattleboro
SATURDAY aud Mr.. iioughton and son ac'
companied her home.
Mrs. LYDIA Fullerton and daughter Of
Townshend spent part of last week at {.
II. STATIONS and {. q. kimballs.
Mrs. W. 4. Lawrence and Mrs. y. II.
Lawrence spent few days at W. T..
Dressers in Farley, Mass, this week.
Abner c. Bristol is visiting his father
in Riehyille, \. y, having gone first TO
Depeyster, y. V. with the body OF his
cousin. Mansfield Bristol, whose death oc'
cured in Jamaica last week.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
CAMBRIDGEPoRT.

Mrs. Hattie Bellows is the guest OF
her mother Mr., Clara Parker.
Rev. H. Charlton has returned from
New Bedford, where he spent last week
John Wyman has moved from Towns
bend aud Is At work for Edward Torrey.
Mr.. John Adams was called TO Mont
pclicr last week by the illness OF her
daughter.
Ms. W. W. Bridges and son. Fay, arr
spending a few weeks with Mr., bridges
sister in Newport, \. II.
Harvey Parker will move from Lew
Dcrby's house into the house with ms
mother, Mrs. Clara Parker.
Miss Emma Dean is at home for a
few days, being called here by the Sc
rious illness Of her father, Oscar Dean.
Mrs. Hattie James and Mr.. Carter,
who have been visiting in this vicinity
for few days, returned TO their home IN
Hayerhill, Mass, this week.
Mrs. +. II. Blodgett and son, Stanley,
Of North lladley are spending few
weeks in the home Of Mr.. III. NJ. Bemlss.
Mr.. Blodgctt has sold his store IN North
IIadley and will join his wife here this
week.
While Edward Torcy was leading a
heifer he had Just purchased into the
barn recently. the helier became fright
ened and Mr.. Torpy in trying TO save
himself from fall caught his wrist on
the head of nail in the partition and
cut his hand open from the wrist joint
To the middle fingers.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03

C.usss. Prevalence. Cure. In the even
Ing Helpful Prayers. :,
N. y, Putnam visited in iiihsdaie, y
H., aud Vernon last week.
Miss Clara Robinson II hfaitiehofs
spent Sunday with relatives,
Mrs. Ada Wilder and two ehildtei
went 10 Iownshenf Wednesday,
Miss Matte Aenaall went Monday u
Braillrhara TO assist Mrs. II, T. biiy'
Mrs, NJ. l.. Riee went 10 Jamaica Tues
DAY 20 assis, IN caring for MI. Jesseph
n. q, Robinson went 20 Hrsitlebofs
"Wednesday TO attend the road eoiilihis
siones piee,ing'
Mrs. \. u. Robinson and son Floyd
went Monday 10 visit relatives IN IRA.
,lelloro aud Guilioni.
William, the : months old son OF Mr
aud Mrs, NJ. 4. Putnam, has been ~
rionsly III with eonyulsions,
Al are invited 20 attend the. Christian
Endeayor social Tuesday evening, Apti
:, A musical and literary program VA
bc given,
II. II. Forester was in Dover and WI
Evansville Friday aud saturday LOOKING
after the interests Of the Melendy Ieie
phone company.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
LONDONDERRY.

Asa Bacon is at home for two weeks.
Mrs. Lucy Pierce is caring for Mrs. Ray
Holt.
Robert Charlton is visiting at B. M.
Wilkins.
Willowdale will be given at Union hall
this evening.
George Sturtevant is moving to Land
grove hollow.
w. L. Gibson has returned from his
visit in Brattleboro.
Mary Stillson of Simonsville is work
ing for Clyde Wright.
Mrs. Harry Cudworth of Northampton,
Mass, is at W. E. Cudworth's.
Mildred Bacon is home from Burr and
Burton seminary for her Easter vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. B. Waite entertained
a few friends at whist" Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. A. L. Warner goes to Linden
Lodge, Brattleboro, this week for treat
ment.
Mildred Sweetland of Brattleboro has
been visiting at L. P. Shelden's for a
few days.
Grin D. Stowell and children of Brat
tleboro have been spending few days
with relatives in town.
Florence Phillips was called home last
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03

the storm rage, the iempests howl, the
sweet expectation of lovely returning
spring shall sustain me-" Other old dates
given were $50, is5s, and 50 on, down
To 1877,
The lladassah league held free So
eial in the Baptist yesiry. "Wednesday
night, The pennies which had been col
leeied during the past few months were
on display. They made a good showing
spread out on the table, almost go
worth, although thew was some silver
aud one or Two bills. The evening was
passed pleasantly with sociabilily, inter
.pcrsel with selections from a phonogaph
owned by William BLOOD, A guessing
game was introduced in which a prize Of
a cake was given 10 the one guessing the
most. Il was won by Miss Nellie Under
wood, one of the seminary stndenis. u
created some merriment when the cake
proved to he yeast cake, Refreshments
wew served consisting Of sandwiches, cake
aud coffee.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
JACKSONVILLE.

Mrs. G. n. Wilson and two daughters
are boarding with Mr.. Wilson at omer
Sheldons.
Delbert Kendall of New York and
Harry Amidon of Manchester were in the
place last week.
George Gale OF Intervale, n. H., visit
ed his cousins, Bradford and Webster
Rawson, last week.
Mrs. w. l.. Rawson returned Tuesday
night from the home of her son, George
Halls, in South Londonderry where she
has been several days caring for Mrs.
Hall, who was hurt severely by being
thrown from wagon Friday evening.
The balloon which passed over. this sec.
ton Tuesday forenoon attracted the at
tention of the residents for short time.
Some were able to distinguish people in
the basket. Several blasts as from horn
or whistle were noticed about the time
the balloon was passing and may have
come from its occupants. The balloon
passed over this place about ll.3O a.
m. and was travelling from southwest to
northeast.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
WEST DOVER.

NJ. j. Harris and Bert Stanley wer
in North Adams Tuesday.
V. l.. Adams Of Wilmington was IN
town short time recently.
c. ". Jones and II. c. Davis were in
Batilcbofo Monday on business.
Mn. Della Lori Of Wilmington Is help
ing Mrs. j. A. Davis this week.
Miss Hazel Davis is visiting her grand
mother in Wilmington this week.
People are busy this week sugaring and
some very nice syrup has been made.
T.. X. Clark. Miss LEILA Cook aud Master
Harold iioughton were in Wilmington
Tuesday.
Harold Evans, who has been visiting
his grandparents, Mr. and Mn. William
Parsons. for a week, returned 10 his home
in Brattleboro Saturday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03

week 10 assist her mother 10 the care Of
Mrs. Reed, who Is very III, Mafy ffou'y
took her piaee q, Mrs, stones
Mr., and Mr.. A. q, Relea Of New
York, who punhas-d the French place ~
Charles Fuller are Ia town MT hrf
YEA is consulting eauenier and planning
extensive rrrairs,
Considerable excitement was caused
Tuesday at about ii:0 a, m. by the ap'
peannee Of a Large balloon over Ulebe
mountain. Il sailed direotly over fhomp'
sonburg, following the mountain, and dts
Appeared from Wow gaing IN The dif-c,,
ton IL Chester, People 10 that part OF
the town said they could see people IN
Il and hear their voices,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
WINDHAM.

Ray Harrington went to Brattleboro
Monday.
Kittie Jones is receiving a visit from
her sister
Orren Chase, who has been in poor
health for several years, died Tuesday.
Mrs. Christensen, who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. George Dutton, re-
turned to Worcester Friday.
II. L. Chapman, who has spent the win
ter in Florida, returned home Friday. He
reports an enjoyable winter, having shot
"A quail and one deer.
The residents of this town were much
interested in watching balloon floating
above the town Tuesday. The occupants
seemed to have it under control as part
of the time it was going against the wind
and at other times it was going with the
wind.
j. M. Eastman went to Grafton Fri
day to attend the funeral of Walter Hem
enway. Only two weeks previous Mr..
Eastman was there visiting and Mr..
Hemenway was in his usual health. Mr.
Hemenway was well known in this town
as in his younger days he used to peddle,
through here and in later years conducted
singing schools.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03

othy Albee, last week. Mrs. Mone Is "
years old. but still active and helpful,
George II. Raiehelder has moved his
goods To Wesihampian, Mass. where he
has employment. Mrs. hatehelder Is visit
ing here and IN South Londonderry Tor a
few weeks,
w. y, Park, who ha. he.a III iof near.
IA three weeks aud who had partly ~,
gained his health, was suddenly taken III
again Wednesday night with indigestion.
DIR, osgood was called and he Is some
what better
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Ballou and Mr.
Lyman went FRIDAY 10 West Bolton Ia at
tend the funeral Of their husband and Ia
Their, BENJAMIN Wilson. Mr., Ballon r'
turned Monday, but Mrs, liallou remain
ed few DAYS Ia visit relatives, returning
with Mrs. Wilson "Wednesday night,
Among thu enterpnsing sugar maker.
81 this village Is Raymond Pratt, aged
n, who has sci 20 buckets in the vicinity
of his home and has fitted up bollins
place. With his team OF yearling steers
he has gathered enough sap 10 make II
gallons OF syrup and 10 pounds Of sugar,
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. l., llamlin and George
liamlin left Tuesday for months visit
in mort hen New York aud Canada.
George will stop at MORA. y. Y, and
Mrs. llamln viii visit her two brothers,
and at OTTAWA will meet her sister, Mrs,
Alexander OF Detroit, Mich, aud her sou,
who is 10 be- married at Ottawa this
month.
At the regular grange meeting next
Wednesday evening the lecturer will pre-
sent the following program; Singing,
grange choir; recitation, Mr.. Whitaker;
question. What New Ideas Have We
Gained on the Farm in the Last Year,
Mr.. Hamlin. w. Winchester, William
Bruce. Mrs Whitaker and Mrs. Winehes'
ter: dialogue, Getting a Photograph, Mrs.
Mieott. Mrs. Lockwood. Mr.. Lockwood,
Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Winchester; duet,
Mrs. Ida Higgins aud Margaret Maher;
reading, Mrs, Railway; question box;
singing.
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sTRATToN.

Mrs. Sarah Pike spent Tuesday at A.
J. Pixies.
L. A. Eddy was in Townshend on bust
ness Wednesday.
Bert Baybrook of Brattleboro visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bay
brook, recently.
Henry Payne OF West Wardsboro is
again working for 4. A. Eddy after a
severe illness OF more than two months.
A balloon passed over this section of
the town Tuesday morning, going to-
wards West Wardsboro. Many of the
people had the pleasure of seeing it.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Eddy took their
little granddaughter Doris back to Brat
tleboro Tuesday. She has been sick while
at their home and will have to have an
operation on her throat soon.
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WARDSBORO.

Thomas Patterson of New York is Wis
iting in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Burbee returned to their
home in Gardner, Mass, Monday.
Earl Simpson has moved into the house
owned by his mother, Mrs. Fred Chap
man.
The A. z. club will meet with Mrs.
Emma Knapp next Thursday afternoon,
April 8. All are invited.
Mrs. H. E. Knight was in Brattleboro
the first of the week for medical treat
ment, Mr.. Knight accompanying her.
Winthrop and Lawrence Burt of Wa
tertown, Mass, are spending their vaca-
ton with their aunt, Mrs. w. HI. Ham
ilton.
The Epworth League social held at Mrs.
Annie Newcomb's Wednesday evening
was success in every way. The large
company was treated to sugar eat by
the hostess.