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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
WILMINGTON.

Frank \. oni..s Is in Southern rinc-,
Mr.. II. y. Mann visited in Bra''lrl'oro
last week,
The listers commenced their annual Ia
bons Tuesday.
Mr.. l.. 4. Brown Wa business vi-i'
tor IN North Adams Monday.
j. II. Mcdonald Is home for q short
visit from Woodstock, y. ".
Mrs 4. ;. Kent visited her parents at
Unosac Tunnel the hrst Of the week
Mr.. aud Mr.. Carroll Batcheldcr oi
Greenfield ar visitors ~ town tins week
Miss Hazel Swt1er Of Bmttlehoro =
the guest OF her grandmother, Mr.. T..
Dcnnson.
Misses Christine BOYD aud Gladys lIas-
.ett returned "Wednesday irom visit WIN
relatives IN Greenfield.
!. G. Ba,cheldcr and Carroll I. Batch
Ell Of Greenfield, both old residents
" in town recently.
Harrison Kingsley and his sister Miss
lettie. visited relatives IN sherman ana
Monroe Bridge last week.
Miss Alice Kingsley and her brother
Carl of Monroe Bridge were over Sunday
guests at Mr.. Gertrude Kingsley.
The weather for the past week has been
favorable for sugar making and large
quantity OF syrup has been made.
Mr.. and Mr. X. X. Crafts returned
Tuesday from a weeks VISIT IN BOSTON
Uolyoke. Worcester and other places
philip Gilbert, who has been IN poor
health for the past few weeks, has re-
turned to his work in the Childs store
Mrs. c. NJ. Russell returned from Pc
,erhoro n H., Tuesday where she has
visited Mr.. and Mrs. \. L. Mcdonald.
Miss NJ. p. Goulding was in North
Adams Monday 10 meet Mrs. Ross anu
son Malcom of Rutland, VINO re'urheu
with her for a visit.
Edward Webster Of Greenfield was a
recent visitor at Z. Dennisons. Mr,
Webster is sugar1ng on the bateheiue'
farm at Jacksonville station.
Mrs. +. Dennison has been housed three,
weeks as the result OF a sore loot caused
by dropping a flatron on 1t: Her irlehus
are glad TO see her out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Roberts ex-
meet 10 remove to Woodstock. y. H., LOT
he summer. They will retain their tene-
ment in the Deeriield River office bulid-
ing.
Bert b. Fitch of North Adams Mass
was in town last week tor a short WISH
lie il now with the Fidelity and Casually
Insurance company of New York city as
boiler inspector.
Rev. Phny a. Allen Of Orange, Mass
is the speaker at the CniversaliSt ehnrsh
next Monday evening at 1.30. MI Al
len has been here before and Is yeri
interesting speaker and very much liked
Mrs. ]. II. Kidder gave party to
large number OF her friends at her home
on Maple street "Wednesday evening p
Whist was the order OF the evening fol
lowed by a dainty lunch, which wa, no
ioke, as might be Judged from the date
Several deer have been seen recently.
One walked down West Main street very
unconcernedly, one was seen near tn ne
club house last week and it is reported
that two dogs were in close pursuit. The
deer took refuge under the barn and
finally escaped.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
GREEN RIVER.

Mrs. Farr is at Mr.. Merritield Tor d"
indefinite stay.
Frank Barry of Holyoke, Mass, Is al
home for a few days.
Clinton Barry of South Halifax Is VS.
ting his brother. Clayton Barry
Bertha White of Dedham, Mass Is VS.
ting her father, Watson DeWoli'
Eta Higley, VINO has been at her ,T p ,e',il
er;s for some time, returned home thurs
day. ,,.l
Minnie Pond returned to Brattleboro
Thursday after visit of week at her
home here. ,
Mrs. Arthur Goodenough OF Brattleoo ,
visited Mr.. Wrisley recently ana also
spent day or two with her cousin IRON
Colrain.
Mrs. Susan Stowe was called to Revere Ere.
Mass. last week by the death OF hei
uncle. Rev. Charles Scott. She returheu
Monday. r. NJ.
Charles Pond has finished work Tor MT,
u;glev and is at work for MIR, stowe IN
The mill. Mr.. Hall Of Marlboro, takes ms
place and occupies the Alvah Thomas
house.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
WESTMINSTER.

Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Phelps returned
from Boston last week
The annual village meeting will be held
Tuesday in the town hall.
Miss Jean Dascomb spent few DAYS
last week at the home of j. A. Leach
Mrs. Alice Joslin of Whitefeld was a
brief visitor with her sister, Mrs. Sarah
A. Nutting, this week.
The annual meeting of the Ladies ana
society will be held at the church parlors
next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Maria Woodbury. has returned
from the Memorial hospital in brattle-
boro and is now at her home.
George E. Geer, jr., has been appoint
ed foreman of a station on the Dostoh
and Maine railroad below Putney.
Mrs. G. H. Howard was called to Cam,
bridgeport last Saturday on account oi
the illness of her father, Mr.. Dean.
The selectmen have appointed Rolio
Metcalf member of the board OF hs1-
ers in place of John H. Black, resigned.
James A. Penniman of Windsor has
arrived and assumed the management OF
the farm owned by Mrs. Lizzie Z. Cox.
Mrs. Charles Atcherson and son OF
Boise City, Ia, are spending some Time
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Eva Atcher-
son.
A. J. Tate and family moved to the
George house Tuesday and A. b. Wright
to the Chaplin house owned by II. II.
Reed
w. d. Bugbee has moved from the Al
min farm in Putney to the farm recently
purchased by him and known as the up
ham farm.
Mrs. L. C. Richardson went to Spring
field Saturday, returning Monday, Mr..
Richardson accompanied her as far as
Charlestown.
Mr.. Peters of New London, Conn,
and Melvin Austin of Weston are visit
ors in the family of w. S. Fem. Mr..
Peters is brother of Mrs. Fem.
Mrs. George H. Walker has been APP
pointed guardian of her father, George
p. Parker of Putney, who was recently
incapacitated by shock OF apoplexy.
A. J. Tate injured his hand badly the
first of the week while saving wood at
the canning factory with gasolene en-
gine. He got his hand too near the saw.
The i Jury while not serious is quite
pr .fuI.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
Many Candidates Will Figure in Sena-
torial Campaign.

The people Of Vermont will have on
their hands before many months the live
liest kind OF a political campaign, and
while most people ar, satisfied IN their
own minds a. 10 about what the outcome
will be the result j. by no means certain
and the forces are liable to line up in
an unexpected way. says the local CORE
snondent OF the Springfield Republican.
The gubernatorial campaign gave prom
Use OF developing considerable warmth IN
itself and upon the death of Senator
Redfeld Proctor il became apparent that
unless Governor Fletcher ID. Proctor, in
filling the vacancy, appointed some one
who was candidate for the senatorship
another strenuous contest would be in
jected into the campaign. The expected
has happened in the appointment OF ex-
Governor John w. Stewart to serve in
the late Senator Proctors place until
there is an election by the legislature the
coming autumn, Ex-Governor Stewart not
being a candidate. Governor Proctor has
not announced himself as candidate to
succeed his father but there appears to
be no thought but that he will make such
an announcement in due time, and under
those conditions 1t was not to be expect
ed that he would appoint either ex-G,e~'
eInor Carroll 5. Page of Hyde Park or
Congressman David j. Foster of Burling-
ton, both of whom are regarded as can
didates for the place.
The sena,orship campaign will over
shadow the contest for the governorship,
and the state senators and representatives
will be elected on the senatorial issue.
One return is likely to be an increased
number of democrats in the legislature,
for the reason that if the Supporters of
republican candidate in any particular
town become convinced that some other
republican candidate is likely to beat
them out in that town they will throw
their strength to the democratic nominee.
Congressman Foster, who is regarded in
this end of the state as having less po-
litical strength than either Governor
Proctor or Ex-Governor Page, will run
considerable risk in an attempt to land
the senatorship. If he becomes candi-
date for that office it is practically certain
that O. NJ. Barber of Bennington. former
" state auditor. or National Bank Ex-
aminer Frank l.. Fish of Nergennes, per-
haps both, will throw out a line for Mr.:
Fosters present seat. in which event II
Congressman Foster did not wage a sue
cessful battle for the succession to Sena-
tor Proctor he would be out of congress
altogether.
As between Governor Proctor and ex-
Governor Page the former is picked as a
winner here. Ex-Governor Page is get
ting considerable newspaper support.
which is not at all strange, in view OF
the fact that for years he has put out
money literally in advertising his calfskin
business and the Hyde Park Savings
bank. of which he is president, in prac-
tically every publication in the state. The
advertising methods of the Hyde Park
bank have been looked upon with dis
favor in savings bank circles, but they
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
WHITINGHAM.

Harry Chase returned to his school IN
Exeter N. H., Monday
Merlin Wheeler took a business TRIP 10
pntney and Deerfeld Monday.
Mr. Miller was here over, Sunday win
HE wife Ethel Wheeler Miller.
Mrs G. H. Waste of Jacksonville Wis
tied Mr.. Stones people at George saw
yers Tuesday.
Miss Esther Read is home for week Ya:, $
STAY with her parents, MIR. and MIS- WIZ
liam H. Read. NJ,
Mr. Carr and another man from North
Adams have been in town buying up ap-
pies and potatoes.
Mrs Alta Wiley and little son came
saturday and stayed over Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Rosa Chase.
Arthur Wheeler and his sister,in-la,w,
Mrs Clara Wheeler, and little Dorothy
went to North Adams last week ana n vis-
tied Mrs. Wheeler's sister, Maypelle D ~
IN the hospital. She is reported 10 De
making fast recovery now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward I. Stone OF flt III,
william Depot, N. H., visited George saw
w m.r fbe first Of the week. They also VS.
;ted another cousin, Charles d; waste IN
Jacksonville over Sunday. They made
short visits just to take in sugarlng time'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
EAST DUsiMERsToN.

Sylycnu, Kelley Was ia town Tuesday.
Harold \. Resd !. spending the sugar
sta~oa Al HI. gIandiaihers, james A.
Rr,vl's
Mr.. Day and two ncphews AZ Bellows
Falls ar guests II Mr. and Mr.. Ninton
Parker.
Mr.. and Mr.. &. l.. Thwing a Putney
passed q day recently Al the log CABIN
farm sugar camp.
The North school will open Monday.
April u. Mis- Alta j, Dcni.on win be
teacher aud will board with Mr.. 4. l.,
Robbins.
That rart oi the real estate Of the
late 4. l. laughion situated in DUN
mrrston has been sold to the following
pariic.: The home place TO Mr.. 7. o.
Down. Tor $50: the George Knapp pas.
tnr Ia George y. Crosby for $3.50; and
the Bacon "lace 90 Beatty : Balestier for
II and valuable consideration.
Dewnts Carbolized Witch Hazel salye.
], is especially good for piles. All druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
PHYSICIANS CURE SKIN WITH
SIMPLE REMEDY.
Noted Eczema Specialist Comments on
Proven Specific for Skin Diseases

Physicians everywhere continue their
praise for ordinary oil of wintergreen in
a wonderful specific for Eczema and 9th
er itching skin diseases. This liquid, pure
and clean as water, externally applied has
instant effect. A few drops on the burn,
ing. itching sore causes instant relief, and
a short continued use gives complete
cure. -. ar,
DR.. C. B. Holmes of Silver City, Miss,
is so enthusiastic about this remedy-D.
d. d. Prescription he declares IN n,
letter to the D. d. D. Company OF CHI
cago that this great remedy is as near
specific for Eczema as is quinine for ma
LARA. 81 have been using your ID. d; D;
for four years with gratifying results,
writes DR.. Holmes.
There are thousands of other physicians
who use d. d. D. Prescription, the oil OF
winterpreen specific. D. d. d. cures and
if is SO clean to use. If we did not know
what d. d. d. will do we would not rec
ommepd it to our friends and patrons.
Brooks House Pharmacy, Brattleboro,
Call at our store anyway and let us
see the nature of your skin trouble.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
Putneyand Vicinity
PUTNEY.

Mr.. Sulliya. ii Below, Fan. was IA
town "Wednesday,
Chaflr. Bristol II tlarmont Wa IA
town Wednesday.
4. n. llannum /. building new ell
10 hi. farm house.
Il. !. Scott 81 Springfield. Mas, va.
~ H. l., Scott's over Sunday.
VIII llannum Of SpoiIorl, y. H., was
IN town the tiTst ot the week,
4 sugar supper was tcned ia the lIap'
tisi chapel Wednesday evening.
Mi.s Ethel Page went saturday to Clan
mont. y. H., for a weeks visit.
The singing school will b. held IN the
Baptist chapel next Tuesday evening
Mr.. Clemmons made sale Of a fine pair
Of oxen to Mis. :. T.. White this week.
II. c. Clemmons shipped two carloads
OF cattle from Putney station Monday 10
Boston.
Misses GLADYS Howe and Marion Wood
returned Monday from a weeks visit IN
lirattleboro.
Mr.. Spencer has moved his family here
from Jamaica and will live IN Mr.. How
ards house.
Miss Annie johnson went this week TO
Rrattleboro to spend few weeks with
her parents.
MIR. and Mr.. Albert +. Campbell OF
Rochester. y. H., are guests at Albert
f. Townsend's.
Miss Laura Braley returned SATURDAY
to Buckand, Mass, after spending two
weeks at X. II. Braleys.
James Hough,on and son OF Claremont,
y. H.. was an overSunday guest oil MS
mother. Mrs. Elbndge Houghton.
Mr.. p. J. Warwick and daughters,
Edna and Emily OF Bellows Falls are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Warwick.
Miss Jennie NJ. Cole went to Holyoke.
Mass, this week to spend several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. r. c. Winchester
Edward Pierce and two children OF
Springfield. Mass spent Sunday with the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke
Pierce.
Doris and Mildred Lee. who have been
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Flora
p. Cole. returned to Bellows Falls We'd
nesday.
The family of Jerry Harness moved tins
week from the Bodne 4 Davis house to
the house owned by the Boston y Name
railroad.
Mr.. Smith of New York city was at
the home of his fatherin-law, Mr.. Ma
than. Saturday, and sold the cattle which
| he had there.
Mrs. C. w. Adams returned this week
| from Walpole. y. H., where she had been
| the guest of her parents, Mr. and MIS-
John Hayward.
II. G. Everleth has taken up the mile
age business again and has supply oil
mileage books on hand which will be rent
ed to the public.
A collection will be taken at the morn
| ING service next Sunday in the Congre,,
| gational church for the Congregational
| Educational society.
l.. w. Houghton OF Fitchburg, Mass,
came Wednesday to spend few days WIN
his sisters. Mrs. +. 5. Harris and MISS
Lizzie S. Houghton.
b. C. Clemmons and family have moy!-
ed from the Henry place to the Gates
nlace in Dummerston and Leslie Halliday
has moved from II. p. Fairs farm IN
| Fast Putney to the Henry farm.
The famous Canadian jubilee, singers IN IN
combination with Imperial orchestra VIII
Give an entertainment in the town nan
| Thursday evening. April 8. This Is the
| same company which gave very satlsiac-
tory entertainment here about four years
ago. Tickets will be on sale at A D.
| Ayers store.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
Death Was on His Heels.

Jesse P. Morris, of Shippers, Va, had
close call in the spring of 1906. lie
saws: can attack of pneumonia left me
50 weak and with such fearful cough
that nv friends declared consumption
had me. and death was on my heels
Then / was persuaded to try Dr. Kings
New Discovery. 1t helped me immedlic,
ately. and after taking two and hali
bottles | was well man again; ! found
out that New Discovery is the best. rem,
edy for coughs and lung disease IN an
the worh" Sold under guarantee al +
II. Holden & Co.'S drug store. QUO ANU
81 90 Trial bottle free.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
How to Save Money and Health.

Most people have some on f1op Ipe c Wred
their hea h T snne e ssSy and eheap Dr.
Grs it eeu or 81 q d Temple place
who is the most sa Ssons dss spsea mskes
c eur fEoIIow;ng offer: He gives you the
tn rv;1 Lo of Consulting him, free of charge,
through his ssst G% as Of ho ste You s0 ss
sp9hu ,hnt Svmntoms trouble you. He will
anu answ mr" YOUR letter explaining your case
telling ind st v what FL f G ySa tR the
how TO ges SITE. attention to every letter, and
makes maxi, his explanations SO clear that you ,a
Understand ,,m exactly what your complaint amt
s And for all this you pay Hd nothing %sha d doa
tor, .,V fee to pay. The doctor makes spe.
eialty Of treating patients through nd Letter
and is having e. T sSat eee
sroted medicine, Dr. Greene's Neryura
piooJ and nerve remedy. If you write HIM
at atom once you will doubtless be cured
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03

the grange large portraits II themselves
shieh have busn PLACED uIan the sails
81 the yssiy. The memlsens IT the sIansr
gratefully aeo-pl1i lhe portraits and rN'
lrnd 10 AIR. and Mis-, iJce their sinoeI~
thanks,
The flineh elah ass yefy Pleasanlls 60
leftainei lasl Saturday egrhlhs by Miss
lnes Akley. The myal priss gas MN
hy l1e lames, the pnaetrsslNe PRES ~
NJ. MaItinsiale AMI the third pritr by Nj,
Iule, Sandwiches. cake and eeiiee WV
srnel after which music aud dancing
we've enjoyed ioT an hour,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
SOUTH VERNON.

II. /. Blanchard OF Greenfield with his
family is boarding at w. A. Newtons.
William Cole of Northampton, Mass,
has moved to w. A. Newton's to work
for them.
Rev. r. G. Wilson of New Haven,
Conn. will speak in the chapel Sunday at
II m and in johnson hall at I.30 p. m.
Mr.. Stone of Boston met the cream
patrons Tuesday evening at the vestry OF
The Union church and offered 32h cents
a pound for butterfat the coming year
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
DUMMERSTON.

The listers have begun their work OF
appraising the property of the town Tor
taxation.
The schools in this part of the town are
expected to open April Is if no further
notice is given.
Miss Fannie Curtis returned from her
trip to Washington last week and 2. IL.
Miller came Tuesday evening. Mrs. Miller
will remain little longer.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
WEST MORTIFIED.

Mrs f. T. Aldrich is entertaining her
sister Grace, of Hinsdale.
Sidney Tyler, who has been housed
with tonsiGtis, is able to be out again.
Mrs Harry Graves of Chicopee Falls is
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Aldrlch.
Miss Merrill of the Mortified training
school Is spending her vacation>with Mrs
Mary 4. Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Palmer, jr., have
Deen entertaining Miss Newell of Whit
.4gham and ". r. Purple of Gill, Mass,
the past week.
Moving seems to be the order of the
gay Mr. Spears has moved to the Tyler
arm ID A. Mr.. Waldron has purchased one
u M Parker's houses and moved into 1T,
Guy johnson has moved to Gill, Able
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
uUILroRD.
Tyler Hill Episode Causes Excitement
In this Village.

Considerable excitement sprans NJ hsw
"Wednesday iusi Al nlghiiall when sas
irl.pbonsi ia all directions that Charles
Marshall III Vernon had been shot At ~
M, own house on Tyler hill Rad 10y an
nnlnoan man, II appears that Air, and
Mir. Marshall had been away Tor the
J.V aud a. they were returning ai,nn'
.undawn and were Passing the old seheai'
hous... which Mr.. Marshall owns and Tor,
merlv occupied as a dwelling. they heard
a noisc AZ IL some one moving ah9nl ~
side, II u not many rods from The hrhlN
TYLER place Whee the Marshalls now hNe,
A. soon a. be- could Mr., Marshall rai"i
ior his horse and returned 10 The s,h"el
house place. Upon Opening The Zoo, '"
was gnrrtrd hy a shot from a fr'olsri'
n. "a. moi ht. however. hut went al
one. 10 the home ol Town Grand juror
l.. r. Putnam for help. When ihcy 80,
hack 10 the scene no une was 70 he
lound. the man having ielariesi taking
with him such articles a. he could carry
,monr them the revolver he had n-cd
Which belonged 20 Marshall aud was kept
In thr bonsr. The man j. described a.
taI with hnshy black whlskers' wear
ms blue ovcralls. and was last seen lnsi
al dark on the lillis road. \ man an
.weTing the description was seen sss
dny afternoon ON the highway near
Slate rock going towards the north
Rev. T.. G. Fisher was a guest al H.
\. Fairbanks recently
e. c. Gorham has moved this week
,rom the Hollis Boydcn place 10 the Star
kew house q, the slate quarry
Harry Foster and MIR. and Mr.. Err
e.t S,arkey are at John Ti,temor's; lie
is now living in Mrs Kate Squlres house
at the quarry.
Sugar makers Of the town report a
,.,y lnryc run for the week past which
viii he helped along by the snowfall OF
,.sterday morning. They report slow
market here but many have regular Gus.
TONERS, of whom fair prices are always
received for tint quality goods.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
VERNON.
Death of Mrs. Eliza Doolittle Allen.

The death of Mrs. Eliza Doolittlel
Allen, Vernon's oldest resident;, occurred
at the home of her son, j. G. Allen, lnes-
dav after a brief illness. She was born
in Townshend Feb. %, 1872, and on her
oeth birthday was able to walk out with
her great grandson and took much pleas
nre in coasting with him on that DAY;
She She married Robert Allen in 1852 ana
thew moved to Wallingford Ihey al'er-
ward lived for a time in Newiane, "a,
maica and Windham, moving thence W
Vernon in 1856 and buying the farm d; Mi1e IL
they have since lived. Mr.; Alien uieo LII II
dren three of whom now survlve--Jason
e C'en of this town, Orrin p, druggist IN
n p., u WI" Mass. and Robert Clark OF
Sn,inpGeld, vt. Charles died in Athens
Many Years ago, aged 20 years oalan,
wife of F. w. Stoddard of this town. , 1lea
three years ago and Vesta E. died IN $50
Mrs Allen was woman OF rare Ghrls-
t;an kindness and her home was, always
not, for its atmosphere OF domestlc
felicity and industry. Her quiet inn ,,;nt'e
led her children in the paths o. Ley sif and
and strict integrity she was asa w nn and and
a li,D'n ber blessed" Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
, uum early believers in the tenets OF tne
Senond Advent faith and allied tnem-
saIuos with that church some 90 or more
,Toars ago and have always been conslsIen'
ye yea ,; as supporters of that organ1lza-
t;nn Mrs. Allen possessed keen fa Gu
. " n,;nd and memory which she fully re-
t y, m until her death, which came peace,
f faileu like the going down Of the sun. 10
her son with whom she llved mas fa ueen
accorded a privilege experiences py iem nd
that of enjoying the companionship " N
wise counsel of such Ii1t I res+er.
m asrs Her funeral was held on yester,
years yea, sfternoon at the Advent chapel where
u uhs had been a constant attendant aI
S Snu worship for more than nan
0 onntnrw Rev. Mr.. Denton officlated anu
Gen w Rrown and daughter sang some Oh
- w; ,,or;+e HYMNS. There were many
ne flowers and her burial was IN the
FAMILY lot in the Tyler cemetery
q Rames and son Lee went to Bos-
ton Monday for few days stay.
VI ROD Adams of Brattleboro is to work
fon # ,Jaauith this spring ana SUM-
= r. Akley and J. 7. Wright have nave
Alderman of Deerfield.
Vernon grange will hold regular meet
inv Saturday evening this week. As q uesJ,
t;ens of importance are to pe ulsS 1o
tIo is hoped OBJ there will be full attendance
Ms LYMAN Gale and Miss Lefty Gale
e Tornsbend were over-Sunday guests a'
y r Wripht's. Miss Roby Wngnt s. az
&C mpanied them M home for a week ; S'A'
during sugar time. ;, ,.o
George W. johnson has sold m iii m plaSe
to his SON, c. D. johnson, VINO O,a wlli MIR Mr..
there from Orrin I Brown have AVE moved
and Mrs. George s Johp Mrs B. A. Street
er rho Ladies', circle met "Wednesday and
Inc La .nnsl meeting elected the same
at tine % a1ua served the society last year
g. o. Lee es Of Northfeld who manifested 'nsi
interest by being present u ,om.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O; Lee ia Saa' presented
beers of Vernon grange nave