The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05

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she came liomc Tuesday Her mother
Mrs ilenn Franklin. was iu Biait.,huu
helping 10 odIr Ion hvr,
We aW glad 10 prori lhat RobcI l.iu
coln wan his ease IN the county pbutt as
week and viii wrrlSv 4 u Sshn lum thl
allnad Tor iujurir, n.urit,-l m the arri
dent Ian. I. 1915 Much Interest was TEL
herr and many who were not Witnr-sc, AZ
tended court while the ease was un trial
II i expected that beginning with neAI
Sunday services will b. held rgulafl,
each Sunday afternoon al O'Clock IN III,
school house IA district No, 3. These ser
vice, are held at the request OF the pro
| pie living ia the district aud viii bc un
] der the charge Of Rev Daniel Mcintyre.
Among the people from on, OF town
who have ATTENDED al least part 81 til,
/ commencement exercises are Mr. and
/ Mrs Ernest Allen ui Jamaica, Ned Wy
man, Mis-, Elite Fisher. Frank Fisher
Mrs. Ilyermore of West IoWnshcnd, Mrs
/ Albert Butler of Jamaica, Miss May Ly
man OF Stntton. Warren Niles. Leon
/ Thompson oi Proctor. Mr.. aud Mrs. ami
Miss Meniheld OF Grafton, Mr. aud Mrs.
Charles Jones OF Nindham.
Mrs. Herbert Fnnkhn's gcranium-
have been irving 10 see what they can
10 this spring and. II they keep on. viii
undoubtedly be ready to take trip 10
the Valley ialr la the tall. She has a
pink one which produced iirst stalk OF
blossoms from which came another stem
Of blossoms and slip which had three
leaves aud still another bunch OF buds,
Then red getamum, not 10 be outd0nc
10y it, lighter neighbur, sent cut large
stem OF blossoms from which came four
other stalks. each bearing six blossom
Ii anyone can beat this let her try.
Manifcstly the children of Israel have
been journeying along the road through
Simpsonyille and, according to their Gus
tom, have been raising piles OF stone, to
mark their progress. These piles are I'M
doubtedly OF great historic interest, but
we trust that they will not be left Tor
future generations to view as they are
decided inconvenience to those who wish
to pass a team on the highway and no
ornament 10 the lawns whose edges they
adjoln. 4 foundation for a good macad-
amized road has been land for a mile or
more along the highway which passes in
front OF Charles Gould's farm. The
stones are all there. All that is needed is
the stone-crusher. \ fine yiaduct for wa
ter has also been constructed in the
whceltrack. The bones OF several school
children are, moreover ratified over the
stones twice day. five days in the week
50 that breakfast Is well settled before
they reach the schoolhouse and lunch be-
fore they reach home.
The story comes from Albany, \. y,
that some one, we are sure we don
know who il could have been, went to
and lNalY3al sn.,yts4nfr HIM
about the golden streets, noticed a group
Of fine looking men and women all OF
whom were attached by small gold
chains to the celestial walls Turning TO
The angel the gentleman exclaimed IN sur
prise, These are exceptionally fine look
ing people. Why are they chained:"
Oh said Gabriel, those are all Yer
nuntcrs and ii they weren't chained eV'
Try one OF them would go back to Yer
mont We are not sure that we blame |
hem either for we have seen many Yer |
nonters this winter in the sunny south |
and and, although they liked the climate, |
very one of them thought way down in |
he toes of his best Sunday shoes that |
neither Florida with its roses and orange
.roves nor South Carolina with its live
,aks and marshes contained anything
which for real beauty could begin to com
,are with the apple orchards and hills OF
ermont.
On Friday of last week the schools in
own held exercises appropriate Tor Me-
noral day. The village school OF which
red Gilbert is teacher, successfully pre-
ented at 10 a. m. the following program:
song, Memorial Day school; scripture
eading and prayer, Rev. Daniel Mcln-
yre; Let the Stars and Stripes Float
'orever, Miranda Marsh; After Many
ears Mabel Rand; The Soldiers Are
oming, Richard Davis; song Hurrah for
he Flag, school; The Flag Goes BY, Guy
'array The Flag for Us, Maynard Taft,
Ierton Chase, Howard Lowe, Leone
rankin; Our Heroic Sires, Ella Ware;
1ng, Pauline, Audrey and Camilla Frank
n; Grandson of Veterans, Jonathan Nc.
ntyre; Memorial Day. Myrtle Marsh and (
X boys and six girls Our Soldier Dead,
dwin Whitney; song Flag of Our Ma
on, school; Peace to the Soldiers, Ray
lond Phillips: What Can, the Children |
o?, Sylvia Kidder, Marion Cummings,
velyn Turner, Camilla Franklin; Gath
the Flowers, Kate Chase. Col. Alvin |
rankin and w. II. Niles addressed the \
lildren in behalf of the G. A. r. and
ev. Daniel Mcintyre, superintendent OF
hools made some interesting remarks.
fter the exercises the veterans and
hool children marched to the cemeteries
ld decorated the soldiers graves. T