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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-10

Brown school, Providence, Il. l.. joined
his parents here Tuesday,
Rev Mr.. Rivicre Of Chesterfield sup.
plies the pulpit next Sunday in the alb.
sencc Of Rev. w. i. Whitcomb.
Mr.. Forest T. BATES of Kecne and
Mr. Edwards and children 81 Iiamp.
ton, X. l., are visiting their father, =. +.
Lewis.
Mrs. Sarah Nutting arrived home Fri.
day evening accompanied by her grand.
daughters, Arlcll Joslln and Barbara
Leach.
There i party Of xix from Greenfield
camping ON the farm Of q. T. fulam,
four more are expected later. They are
10 be here two weeks.
=. H. Hayward has a family gathering
at his home the Fourth. His son. George
i. Hayward, OF Springfield. and family
and Fred Marks and family Of Westmore-
land were his guests.
Boydcn grange held its last meeting
July 3. After the business meeting Mr..
and Mrs. Bishop gave an interesting talk
on their trip 10 England. which was
much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. X. VI. Scar and child Of Spring.
field. Mass, have been guests at the
home OF her sister. Mrs. W. 4. johnson,
for the past two weeks. Mr.. Sears join
ed his family for over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Bishop came
10 town Thursday from Boston on their
return from visit to Mr.. Bishops old
home in England They report very
pleasant trip and return in good health.
Their many friends are glad TO welcome
them home again. They are at present
with Mr.. and Mrs j. +. Ward on School
street.
The display OF fireworks arranged for
the Fourth was postponed to Monday
evening on account of the rain. A large
crowd was present to enjoy the fine dis
play, the band was present and enliv-
sned the occasion with music. This was
heir first public appearance and every
,ne was agreeably surprised at the prof.
,iency they have attained during the few
months they have been in practice.
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LEYDEN.

Miss Gertrude sauier Is Al houoe f,ou
, Gmenteld.
, Mn, George Williams Of Greenfield
caring for Mrs. Sanier.
q, NJ, Howe 81 New Haven. Co.. 1
a. stephen Newcomb's.
Miss Anna Dornhaeh Of Boston Is ia,
snesl Of Rev, and Mn. Hooper.
Lhep kilbourne u Worcester poly
technique school, has been visiting Thur
man keet,
Mn. Leon Siafkey aud son IL Green
Held we've AZ q, Dooliiiles during the lasl
Fart Of the week.
=, Mns Martha johnson Allen and son, oi
Ea.ihamplon are spending a week al heI
fathers, u. Johnsons.
Mrs. Leila MoWIy 81 ncfnanlston Is a
guest a. y l., Mhllcomb's, aud Is calling
ON and visiting her old friends.
Miss Laura Donelson IL Greenfield, who
has been enjoying a week with Mr., aud
Mn W. Campbell, went home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. ;. G, Severance went TO
heihanision last Friday 10 attend the
funeral Of their aunt, Miss Catharine
Slate,
Leon Severance a. Syracuse, y. Y,
spent the Fourth al his fathers aud visit !.
ed his sister Mn. A. @. Gallupe. al
Green River Sunday.
Allan Campbell Of Florence has been
spending a week at the home OF u. X.
Howe, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell came
up for over the holiday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 5. u. Budington are visit.
ing their daughters, Miss Ethel Budding.
ton Of New York and Mn. -. Is. Gniliths
OF Spuyten DuyNel, y. \.
Gilbert Lane OF Ashhurnham aud
Thurman hect attended the student con
ference at Mortified. a. delegates from
Cushing academy and Lane will spend
some time at the keet home.
Julius Lcnbrod came Friday TO spend
a few days with his wife aud daughter,
who are spending the summer al Mn.
Lenbrod's fathers, j. IL. Robertson's.
His nephew, Charles Lenbrod, came with
HIM and will remain for two weeks. Mrs.
Cook and her two sons OF New York city
are also at her fathers for this month
and next.
Guests in town for the celebration, |
other than those from West Leyden aud
daughter Flora of Roxbury, Miss Mary 1
Mowry of Benardstown, Dwight Car. /
penter of Greenfield, Frank Carpenter OF /
Richmond, Va, Mr. and Mrs, Blodgett OF /
Greenfield. MIR. aud Mrs. Clinton Miner
and son of West Bratteboro. and others.
The old.fashioned Fourth Of July eel.
nbration came off as was expected. The
people from East Colrain and West Ley,
len joined with the Leyden people and
good spirit OF sociability prevailed. "Old
Story" graced the occasion, as il was APP.
pirate II should. Tables were ar.
anged in the orchard OF the parsonage
arm for the picnic and the ball game
between the married men and the single
men was played in the moving back OF
he tennis court, the married men win
hing the game. Other games and amuse.
nents were enjoyed There was an in
'ited party at Mrs. Deninger's and Ola
)oolittle's, who picnicked in the after.
oon and danced in the barn in the even
NJ, and another neghborhood picnic on .
East Hill. Besides, some farmers pursued
he even tenor OF their ways and worked
{ haying l
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VERNON.

Mrs. f. c. Lackey visited her daugh
ter in Springfield, Mass, during last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora L. johnson of Hud
son, Mass, have been spending week
visiting relatives and friends in town.
Armon Ellingwood and wife and daugh.
ter are spending vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Filing
wood.
Rev. D. e. Trout will preach in Union
church next Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Sunday school at 2 o'clock, All
are cordially invited to attend both SER
vices.
There will be a dance at the pavilion
in Central Park, on Friday evening, July
10. Good music, good management and
an enjoyable time are assured to all and
all are cordially invited.
The Ladies' Circle Wednesday after
noon, July s, was attended by a large
number. There were visitors present
from Hudson, Boston and Mortified,
Mass, Richmond, Canada, and Brattle-
boro.
Ralph H. Fairman has been at his
fathers for few days. He has received
fattering recognition of faithful work
from the Boston and Maine railroad, be-
ing leUueTeu UOslilOu oH tnt passenger
service between South Vernon and
Keene, which he will accept.
A fine display of fireworks was made
on the grounds of E. II. Akley on the
evening of July 8 to usher in the "glo,
rious Fourth" which was observed
very quietly by the people near Vernon
station who gathered at Riverside in j.
T. Wright's meadow and ate their lunch,
fired their crackers, etc, and ran races.
The women were invited by w. NJ. Eos
ter, engineer at the dam, to take ride
in his handsome motor boat, and eight
of them dared to risk it, and enjoyed the
ride to Brattleboro and return. The
dance at Central Park, which was man
aged in very quiet way and enjoyed by
all present, closed the day. A little too
much Hinsdale fluid got into the system
Of one of the Italians and caused rip
pie of excitement which resulted in his
being given ride to Brattleboro in com
oany with Officer Watson French and
Billy" Martin, where he waited for
Monday morning in the safe and cool
olace" when by the advice of Judge Glib
ION he continued his journey to the SAT
n and cooler place at Newfane to abide
Until September and reflect upon the
ways of wickedness.
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WHITlNGHAM.

Harry b. Chase is here with hi
brother Robert.
Arthur Chase of Readsboro is here cut
ting the hay on his mothers place.
Many went from here to spend the
Fourth in Wilmington. 1t was very quiet
here.
Selah Holbrook OF Mountain Mills Wis
tied Monday at George Sawyers with
the Whtneys.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Snow of Greenfield
are spending the week with his mother,
Mrs. Ophelia Snow.
Mrs. Bennett of Sag Harbor, L. l., has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs, Terry, at
William Reads. She left Wednesday af-
ter a weeks stay or more.
Miss Catharine Slattery, Of Boston, is
here again for the summer, this being
the third one she has spent here. She
is at present stopping at Mrs. Bessie
Albee's.
Misses Chessie and Emma Whitney and
brother Ralph of East Templeton, Mass,
spent few days with their uncle, George
Sawyer, the first of the week. They are
also spending few days at Frank Cut
ting's, in the southern part of the town.
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GUILFORD CENTER.

George Prou,y is not as well again.
Miss Ida Barrett is on the sick list.
VIII Lowe is in town again this week
Abbie Jaqueth is assisting Mrs. Georgt
| Prouty this week.
The regular grange meeting will be helC
| Saturday evening OF this week.
Clarence Thompson went on the excur
| sion to New London the Fourth.
! Mrs. Bert Whittemore arrived home
from Springfield, Mass, last Friday.
Mrs. Marlla Barney is with her daugh
ter Mrs. L. J.. Wellman, for a while.
The painters have finished painting
the church, town hall and grange hall.
Tuesday was the hottest day of the
season. Thermometers registered 02 de-
grees.
A party of six went from this place last
Saturday to .Spofford lake, returning
Sunday.
Charles Franklin's family of Greenfield
are with Mr.. Franklin's mother for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Lewis Jaqueth is in Halifax with
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Evans, for
two or three weeks.
Mrs. Lewis Sumner and two childen of
1alltaX spent last week WIN nef par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Legate.
David Barrett went to New Britain,
Conn, last week for a few days visit
with the family of Burton Burroughs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thayer were called
to Townshend last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Thayer's cousin, Mrs.
Hugh Holbrook
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hall of East
Westmoreland n. H., came Tuesday for
a visit with Mrs. Halls son, S. M. Bull
lock and family.
Winfield Miner returned to his home
in Minneapolis Mimi, last Monday after
spending several weeks visiting relatives
in Guilford, Leyden and Colrain.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Bullock and son
Lowell went to East Westmoreland, N.
H. for few days visit last week They
also went to Walpole and Keene.
Mrs Mary Taft is on the sick list. She
had another shock recently and owing to
her advanced age it is hardly expected
she will get up again although she is
quite comfortable.
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NorthfelH, Mass.
s,,a,s,s' Conference over - Young
Womsa Now Here.

o.. I annual session 81 the stu
49,, aHfpHw lias rasssd INTO history
rtaM MrAkrr BORN IN point ol
80. saI Acrllence Of the speakers;
~, lls mofg students rslsierei
~ ID trar aui fully 1000 students
~ m Town who did not rrgister,
in ,llr morning until late
$50 ns'I there Nas soihelhin. do,
HHntr sp0i un the campus u
~ ..'Y.ifF that the Medico Chi men
p#.iI,.rbl have 81 up at the head
.u Stone hail. The would be
- ~. sr. Treating AL the III and wound.
~. D. Charge aud number have
Themselves ui the privilege, On
- suru1uu the entire Yale delega'
.rr over 10 Ml, llermon at the
~ 49,. .. "a. r. Moody, Yale o. and
III NuIy. 20, On Saturday after
~ M ufNi sports we've held, the
nt entries being large, There
..,.I.I urW events arranged by the
49, committee aud the entire AT.
800 ar, ullci. In the evening a
enthusiastic patriotic celebration
VI I.HI pr Charles T., Jefferson OF the
5.v Tabernacle, New York city,
iHr l..lp,s. Afterwards each col
b.. song aud cheer, The light
do biz bonfire completed the stir.
- .f.nt. aI the day. On Sunday Rob
~ >..,sr ui New York preached both
,'',,r .ul evening aud az three a
Iii Conference was held for all inter |
=. ID .ar,ign missions and number |
u i,l.lfs. .ienci the student volunteer |
u rs d. ieuame missionaries. An.
,.,5G..aau,s were made about the plans
Il H. ft-t of the month which will be /
m fullest aud busiest July that North
fbr student, left Monday aud on
Tr..Ily lill- took their places when the
'o.ns Wuman's conference convened.
hi-stt,. are here from Wellesley,
F,fmire,ou. Dohhs Ferry, Dana hall and
NAM ", the churches in the larger cities.
1. l,gaI. the afternoon are devoted to
,.,,lsiion. There is To be a special
0pr.e IN sunday school methods with
a. OF children for use in illustration
nl a dly devoted to mission study. In
Idn0n there Is TO be wOmans home
Missionary conference OF five days. Prof.
4 steiner OF Grinnell college, who is
nm m Europe studying the home immi-
amt. viii speak on the results OF his
m Following this an international
1mmcr school for women's foreign mis-.
onary societies will deal with foreign
,,.I5n, in a similar way. Rev. j. Stu
\ Holden OF London vii be one of the
leakers. 4 practical summer school for
n discussion OF the best methods for
lnlav school work will be held from
q 18Th 10 the 25th. The 26th session of {
d general conference for Christian
orsers will begin on the 3lst lasting for
DAYS and as last year Charles n. Alex. i,
der will lead the singing. i
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-10
WESTMINSTER,

| Miss Catherine Mullin of Boston spen
the Fourth at H. f. Bonds.
Miss Susie L. Leach is i'll and undel
the care of trained nurse from Keene.
Miss Katherine Grimes recently enter
tanned her brothers, James and William
Judge Daniel Kellogg is taking q. two
weeks trip to the northern part of the
state.
Mrs. S. M. Nutting is spending two
weeks in Boston, going down Tuesday
morning.
Rev. W. F. Whitcomb is taking a
three weeks vacation and is at his home
in Claremont.
c. P. Vickery of Springfield, Mass,
was an over-Sunday guest in the family
of S. A. Pierce.
Walter Farr has gone to Haverhill, N.
H., where he has employment. Mrs. Farr
expects to go later.
Mrs. Ellen L. Ward spent Sunday in
Springfield, Mass, with her daughter,
Mrs. Wallace Metcaf.
Harold Bishop, student at the Moses
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-10
Corporal McGrath Wins Medal For
Second Time.

Company \ of the 18th Massachusetts,
regiment, Boys brigade, held a prize
i competitive drill In Skinner gymnasium
Monday evening. The prize was a beau
tiiul silver medal, suitably inscribed,
which becomes the property of the win
ner until the next drill and is his forever
il he wins ii three times. In the two
drills previously held Corporal Leo Toll
man and Corporal Harold McGrath were
winners and this time the prize was
awarded to McGrath. The judges were
Col. J. G. Estey assisted by Col. L. w.
Gibson. Capt. L. j. Waterman and
Leuts. Walker and Davis of Brattle-
boro. After marching by squads and the
execution Of the army manual the prize
drill began and the judges ruled out boy
after boy until finally the winner was
left alone. The judges warmly congrat-
uated the company on its excellent work
and Drill Master i. G.. Dunklee Of Brat
tleboro, Quartermaster of Company l,
Vermont National guard, on his instrue-
ton. The proceeds of the evening go
toward paying the expense of sending
Company A to the convention of all the
boys brigades in America which Will be
held in Baltimore Sept. 3 to @. William
G. Roberts, cashier Of Mortified semi
nary, who organized the brigade here
about a year and half ago, has charge
Of the finances Of the trip and hopes to
raise enough money to take all the Az
boys, as Company A will enter for the
pre- drill for the Bope cup and also for
individual prizes for privates and non.
commissioned officers. A number OF
tOwnspeople have contributed generously
toward the trip. Among the guests on
tie trip to Baltimore will be DR.. N. p.
Wood Chaplain N. Fay Smith, Superin,,
tendent of Schools f. +. Howard and
Mrs Howard Corporal Leo Tolman and
Private H. NJ. Wilson have been award
ed free trips to this national convention
because Of their excellent drilling.
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WILMINGTON.

Mrs. Irving d. Palmeter of Barre il
visiting in town.
II. W. Stearns of New York has beer
in town this week.
A party of young people are at the
club house at Raponda.
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs
Frank 4. Titus Thursday.
Mrs. Wesley Whipple and son Guy Of
Boston are visiting in town.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Bowker of Meriden
Conn, are visiting in town.
Herbert B. Newton has returned to
Holyoke after short visit in town.
Arthur w. Stearns and family are oc-
cupying their cottage on High street,
Charles E. Gardner of Troy spent the
Fourth with his family at j. III. Kid
der's.
Verne L. Adams has opened his cottage
at Raponda and number of guests are
present.
Mr.. Foster of New York is at his cot
tage at Raponda. He is in very poor
health.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Stearns and
daughter, Mrs Isle of Brooklyn, are in
town for the summer.
Clayton d. Wheeler and son, Lee, oc-
cupy the tenement in G. G. Barlows
house, on Riverside street.
DR.. L. Z. Page, Henry E. Mann and
S. L. Bond attended the republican
county convention in Newfane Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knowles Of New
Haven are visiting in town. Mrs.
Knowles will remain month or more
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mills
Brown.
The celebration on the Fourth passed
off very pleasantly. Slight showers oc-
CURED but they were not sufficient to
interfere with the program. The parade
was quite good, what there was of it.
Prizes were awarded in the athletic
sports as follows: Northumberland dash
list Harold Dean, I'd Loren Dexter, Sd
Leon Wheeler; 50-yard wheelbarrow race,
lst John Fowler, I'd V. L. Adams;- sack
race, LIST Perry Whitney, Cd Y. l..
Adams potato race, 1st Mr.. Miner,
I'd Leon Wheeler; 20-yard sheet race, LIST
John Depratti, I'd Walter johnson; So
ward dash (boys), lst Paul Jones, I'd Earl
Rafus: tug of war, Wilmington Noun |
tain Mills, won by Wilmington. In the ball |
games. Nottingham VS.. Readsboro, Whit |
ngham won "a to 8; Wilmington VS..
Mountain Mills, Wilmington q, Mt.
Mills IL. One Of the very best features
If the celebration was the excellent music
furnished by the Shelburne Falls military |
band. The committee wish to express its
appreciation of the organization in every
They were ready and willing
o play during the day and evening and
,y their gentlemanly department gained
he good opinion OF all.
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WORTH KNOWING.

remove Pimples, B a C k h d !,
DIo'ches and all forms of Skin eruptions,
= according to a well-known Physician, a
very easy matter; he says that many are
ailicted with some one of the above all
Ieli's' and are subject to great deal OF
EMBARRASSMENT on account of the insight
appearance which they present, and
recommends the following simple harmless
f 6r inexpensive treatment. Go to your
CT.ugglst and get this prescription filled:
GSiIe sanoli one-half ounce, Ether one ounce,
anJ seven ounces; mix, shake well
r ana apply to the parts affected night and
Il asal allowing it to remain for at
a. lsast ten minutes, then wipe off the pow
s ser from the skin. Use a soft cloth or
f Jug in applying the mixture and in
h .oul zen day to two weeks your face will
r.. smooth and clear as a marriage bell.
M ue' The pure Clearola, which is only put
Bee it. peA
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SOUTH VERNON,

Roland Stebbins is very sick at this
writing.
Henry Shipman has returned from
Lewistown, Mont.
Fred Bailey, formerly of this town,
while in Sioux Falls, Oak, recently,
broke his leg.
Rev. /. NJ Blanchard will conduct SER
vices in johnson hall, Sunday evening, at
the usual hour.
Rev. |. NJ. Blanchard will speak in the
chapel Sunday at II a. m, and his sub
ject will be, Why the Christian Church
Observes Sunday as Day of Rest.
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The Remedy That Does.

CDR. Kings New Discovery, is the rem rem
odn that does the healing others promise
I b,,t fail fail to perform" says Mrs. y; 4
p;ars an,i Of Auburn Centre, Pa. 1T is
au rioon me of throat and lung trouble OF
e long standing. that other treatments re.
E long s' oniV Temporarily. New Discovery
y doing me SO much good that l feel con
s e aon Is nc continued use for reasonable
1 hdeai Of time will restore me to perfect
health This renowned cough and colo
remedy and throat and lung healer I'll IS
sold at F. II. Holden Co.'s drug s'oie'
50c and sl.0O. Trial bottle free.
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Mass. The funeral was held at the house
Monday afternoon at | O'Clock, Rev. Mr.,
Hitchcock Of this place officiating The
proiusion Of flowers bespoke the esteem
IN which he was held. Burial was in
the ColrAin cemetery.
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y, Miss Eliza Banks has gone to Lake
Hon D. n. Farley of Farley was here
last Wednesday.
James Wall is improving from an at
tack of erysipelas
Thomas Mason and mother are guests
at William Priests.
n Miss Annie Callaghan is visiting her
Mrs G. Il. Green's.
John Wall was home from Springfield
70 spend the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams are
away on short vacation.
Mrs; Mrs, Pond of Winchester, N. H., is
visiting Mrs. David Vance.
Ernest Warren, son of Julius Warren,
lomer school superintendent, has been
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The Sage Music Hall.

The Sage music hall now in process o.
construction is located on the seminary
campus south of the gymnasium neal
East hall on the main driveway. Iht
plans were drawn by Delano & Aldrich. Of
New York. The Central Construction
company of Worcester is doing the con
snuction and r. d. Kimball Il company
O. Boston are the consulting engineers;
The building measures 100 X 40 feet and
being on slope has two high stories IN
front and three in the rear.
The largest room is the recital hall, Az
BY 30 feet, seating 300, and there are also
SIX large teaching rooms on the first floor.
IN the second floor there are Is practice
studios all finished in hard wood, and IN I,
The basement are six similar studios well
lighted, also a spacious cloak and toilet
looms. The building will be lighted by
electricity and heated by the new cen
traI heating and lighting plant. The
Style of architecture is similar to the
Boston public library. This hall is made
possible by the gift of Mrs. Russell Sage
o. New York who has also given a Goth
N chapel which is now being built.
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WEST HALIFAX.

Excursion to Watch Hill and Block Is
land July IS. See adv. on page One.
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De Wits Witch Hazel Salve is especially good
for piles Recommended and sold by All Drug
gists.
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Excursion to Watch Hill and BLOCK Is
land July is. See adv. on page one'
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