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

Charlie Clough is visiting at w. Ii. Par.
sons's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Wilder visited at
Alva Canedy's Saturday.
w. Frank Jones was business visitor
in Wilmington Monday.
Mrs. c. L. Mann and Mrs. b. b. Col.
Inns were in Wardsboro Wednesday.
Miss Lorinda Fitch OF Wilmington was
visitor in town one day last week u.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Ellen Boyle next Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Alva Canedy, Effie and Alice Can
edy visited in Wilmington one day last
week.
Miss Mary Cooper of Wilmington Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. George Davis, re-
Gently.
Miss Ruby Green, who has been work
| ing for Mrs. c. L. Mann, has returned to
her home.
Mrs. Francis Davis and Miss Jessie
| Bailey of Milford, Mass, visited Mrs.
Eva Upton last Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Corse is again at home af-
ter spending week at the Graves cot
tage on the Cole brook road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Allen. who have
been stopping at w. II. Parsons's three
weeks, went to Wardsboro Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Graves and her mother
of Boston are stopping at their summer
cottage on the Cole brook road this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knight and three
sons of Worcester who have been visit
ing at G. Il. Mann's, went TO Wardsboro
Wednesday.
Miss Grace Snow, who has been visiting
her brother, Ambrose Snow, in Benning-
ton, was called home Monday by the sud
den death of her mother Mrs. Flora
Snow, Sunday.
The community was both shocked and
saddened by the news of the sudden
death of Flora j., wife of John r. Snow.
Sunday morning of apoplexy. She had
not been in good health for several months
but none thought or knew that she was
nearing her end. She arose and dressed
but before she got breakfast went and
lay down but did not complain. A doc
tor was called by telephone but before he
could arrive she had passed away. She
leaves six children, besides husband
and sister. They have the sympathy of
the community in their loss The funeral
was held at the house Tuesday and was
largely attended Rev. j. D. King Off
ciated. lnterment was in the handle Gem
eteTy.
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Tightening it that Il ran. threw the
women out and demolished the carriage,
Mrs. Jenison sustained broken arm
and was unconscious when taken 10 pf'
Gales Office,
Owing 10 the kindness shown 10 tramp.
by John bishop, he seems To he destined
10 have a continuous supply al them. Mr..
bishop ~ night Waterman at W; II. iaits
mill aud has several times allowed the
weary wandemr" 10 spend the night al
the mill, taken him home 10 breakfast,
and and lhsa .s g s % ,h ss way Sss 20
profit by Mr. Bishops generosity and
hospitality appeared Saturday night and
left for other fields Sunday morning. As
there is no hotel in this village and Il -
almost impossible Tor any traveller to oh
tain nights lodging or lunch, some
men who could not bc classcd rs Migrants
have greatly appreciated the fact that
some one would minister To their needs,
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NEWTANE.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Gibson were guest
at Newfane inn Wednesday.
Allison Bradeen is expected TO Join hi
wife at ii. \. Carpenters Saturday.
c. NJ Newton of Orlando, Fla, former
a Newfane boy, is reported to be quite i'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Breslin OF Brattlebor
are spending two weeks at John Pierce :
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Parsons returne,
home Monday from their visit in Bratte
boro.
Mrs. Kershaw OF Newton, Mass, ha
been the guest Of Mrs. Louisa Downs 10
two weeks
Mrs. Carrie Redfeld is at II. A. Car
penter's for short visit with her sisters
Mrs. ID. A. Rider and Mrs. Angie Bradeen
George W. Mixter of Philadelphia, Pa.
who has been spending few days will
his son and daughter at Newfane inn
left Tuesday.
Gilbert Batchelder has rented the FISH
place for the summer and will move in a,
soon as his wife's mother, Mrs. Fream
arrives from Minnesota.
The matter of the deer killed by dog;
belonging to Mr.. Buckley has been settled
Mr.. Buckley has had the dogs licensed
and will keep them chained hereafter
The Ladies' Aid society will give a hash
supper at the church dining rooms next
Wednesday, July 30 from 5.i5 to p. m
The proceeds will go towards repairing
the hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Long came Satur-
day to care for Mrs. Lawrence. Miss
Chaffee, trained nurse from Springfield,
Mass, arrived Monday to take charge OF
the case.
A number of our young people attended
the ball game between the married men
and the single men at Townshend Satur-
day afternoon. The married men won,
the score being ID to 4.
Walter Park went to Brookline Tues,
day to move Everett Johnsons gasoline
mill from the Ware place to the Newton
farm on Newfane hill, where Mr.. johnson
will cut lot of pine lumber,
The V. H. II. will give literary enter
tainment at Union Hall Friday evening,
July 81, consisting of reading, music, an
illustrated poem and Madam Juleys wax
works. Ice cream will be served after the
entertainment.
Among the guests at 4. II. Jones's are
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole and two children of
ter, Miss Bishop, also Mr.. and Mrs. Holt
and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Searle, all Of
Hartford, Conn.
Norman Wheeler has been making some
needed alterations at Newfane inn. A
new door and kitchen porch have been
added and new steel roofing has been put
on the piazza roof Mrs. Davidson is also
having her piazza roof repaired.
Clifton Howe Of the Bitmore estate
N. c., came Monday for a vacation at the
Howe homestead Mr.. Howe is interested
in looking up the cause of blight to the
young pines which is proving, SO destruct-
i've in this town and Wardsboro.
Attorney E. w. Gibson and Deputy
Sheriff Chauncey Knapp of Brattleboro
were in town Monday in, connection with
a horse case. The horse belongs to Mr..
Turner of Brattleboro and was left in
care of Landlord Smiley of Newfane inn.
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PERU.

| William Whitney is home from Rowlev
Mass, where he has been teaching.
| Ralph Batchelder of Cambridge. Mass
Is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Abbie
Batchelder.
The class of 1908 at Burr and Burton
seminary held reunion dinner at the
Bromley House Wednesday, July Is. The
class drank to the health and happiness
OF Miss Mabel Brown, a member Of The
class who was to be married that even.
ing. "' even
The Christian Endeayor society has
completed its plans for course Of five
entertainments during the summer and
the tickets for the entire course are now
Tor sale. The first entertainment. Friday
evening, July a. is to be a lecture Nv
IKev; Mr.. Allen on New Mexico. He has
Ived there five years, and an interesting
lecture is anticipated. Music will follow
the lecture. Aono"
Miss Mabel Brown and Frank Williams
Doth OF Peru, were united in marriage
Wednesday evening, July Is, in the Con.
gregatlonal church. Rev. Mr.. Allen off.
clated. The church was tastefully deco.
rated with eyergreens and daisies. Miss
Margaret Shafer of Pennsylvania acted as
mald OF honor, Miss Sadie Burt of Lon.
SGonderTy and Miss Grace Andrews of
Sandgate as bridesmaids, Pearl Lakin
as pest man and Harry West and Tvle
f6atcneider as ushers. A flower girl and
Iour ribbon bearers comprised the bridal
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams left for a
s snoTe TIP after the reception at the
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Miss Evelyn Hardy of Wardsboro is
working at S. III. Morse's.
Mrs. Mary H. Cheney has been spend
ing the week in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Charles A. Mason returned from
New York city last week Thursday eve
ming.
John II. Allen, who has lived in the
Parish for some months, has rented Mrs.
Leavitt's house.
Miss Hattie Bailey and Ernest Sanders
of Brattleboro were at Mrs. Alice A.
Bailey's Sunday.
Mrs. Dwight E. Bailey and son Burton
of Agawam, Mass, visited number of
relatives here last week.
Deacon E. M. Stratton returned Sat-
urday after months absence in Brattle-
boro and Suffield, Conn.
Carl G. Howard and sister, Miss Esther
M. Howard, of Bridgeport, Conn.,, are re-
cent visitors at Alonzo V. STATIONS.
Frank Moss and daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Moss, of New York city, arrived to-
day for the summer at their country
home.
Mrs. Lillian Knapp Taylor and two chill
dren of West Brattleboro are spending
the week at Mrs. Alice A. Bailey's. Mrs.
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,urs to work for Justin Rawson during

burg to work for Justin Rawson during
haying.
Mrs. Fred Robbins and her four chill
dren are spending this week among fela
tives in Winhall.
ii. l.. Chapman, landscape photoga
pher from Windham, was in this place
taking views Monday.
Master Raymond Williams OF London
derry has been staying some days with
his aunt, Mrs. Carroll Doane.
Mrs. John Cobb Of Wardsboro and j.
l.. Cobb Of California were calling on rela'
tiyes here the first Of the week.
Charles Coleman Of Bellows Falls has
been spending a few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. +. Coleman.
b. j. Rawson's sheep have lately been
attacked by dogs. One has been found
dead and nine are missing from the flock.
Mrs. Allen of Jamaica, who has been
spending some weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Everett Naile, went to her home
Sunday.
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Knapp's father. l., II. Knapp. was Their
over Sunday.
Mrs. A. q, Kendall and daughter. Mis-
GeOFgiana V, Kendall, are spending. TIN
week with Mn, A, NJ. Mefriiieli a
williamsyille aud Mn, Floyd Fairbanks
at Sunset lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l., Monc returned
from Philadelphia Wednesday night, has
ing been called there last Friday by. The
death Of Mrs. Morse's brolherln'law, John
stauifer, 81 Philadelphia.
Mrs. Neiiie Getting Of M.lnse aud DR.
lioopcr Of Boston, guests OF Mr.. and An
John T.. Morse, wem called home yesier'
day Toy the illness Of Mr.. toltings sis
ter, Mrs, Jennie Graham,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ernest y. Monroe Of Lin
coin, Neb., We're guests oi MIR Alonto
u, stratton last week. Mr., Monroe, who
formerly taught the Marlboro Branch
school, now teaches near Lincoln.
Mrs. Charles T.. Brown Is At home after
spending a month with her daughter, Mn,
James \, Bruce Of Clanmont, n. H., and
sister, Mis-. George Whitney, OF Brattle'
boro, Her little grandson, Graham Bruce,
is with her.
Rev. and Mrs. Elmore G. Clarke and
Mr., aud Mrs. l.. w. Shepard went yester.
day To Readsboro 10 represent the Zap
iist church OF this place at the ordlna.
ton exercises. They drove back to-day.
The men at fredenckss lumber camp,
near the Willlamsville depot, have no
difficulty IN catching an ample supply OF
hsh To eat from the river, A lew eve
nings ago the choppers labout i've ia
numberl went a-iishing aud brought in ten
pounds OF fish, including ccls, honpout
aud bass. One eel measured three feet
two inches and weighed four pounds.
Capt. Harrison Aldrich has sold all
standing lumber on his land ON both sides
Of the road. near Williamsville station, 10
III. f. Frederieks He has also sold priv.
leges on the land for setting up the mill,
which Is already in running order, and
establishing camp. -Four cottages have
been built aud a force Of about u men
Is on the ground Besides the lumber on
Mr. Aldrich's land Mr.. fredericks has a
large contract for saving lumber from the
Taft lot.
The recent showers, though hindering
the haying, have helped vegetables won.
derfully, made driving and automobiling
far more comfortable by laying the dust
and are most welcome. The heavy rain OF
Wednesday morning washed some roads
where provision is not made Tor carrying
off the water, Where bitches are kept
IN good condition and culverts open little
harm Is done by such q downpour. The
store hill' ditch seems uninjured, il be-
ing pretty well protected against water
by "a little ridge between itself and the
road. In such places the edge OF road
easily carries on the work Of a ditch,
but IN the long run II is not noticeably
improved by the exercise.
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West RiUer TOWns
TOWNSHEND.
rownshend Man Writes Of His Trip
Across tho Continent.

Edwin Ressenden has just received a.
interesting letter from Frank J., Eid,
who recently moved from Iownshend u
California. Mr., r.ddy writes that he lei
Townshend IN the afternoon tram, Mailiil
hall an hour at Salmonhole bridge an,
stopping along the way 10 take IN al
kinds OF things. Leaving Bratileboro OF
the $40 tram, he rode mp the beanlin
valley oi the Connecticut 10 Montreal
where they We're ~ minutes crossing th'
Victoria bridge over the 1t. lawrnc,
river. Travelling all night from Montreal
The party awoke in the morning TO SCI
Lake Ontario aud Tine farming country
with the largest apple orchards N The
world, About Doon they reached Sarnia
and passed through the NJ, Clair tunnel
10 Port Heron, and from there To I'm
caeo rode at the rate OF 10 miles an hour,
which reminded them OF the speed OF the
West River trains at was 50 different
They crossed the Mississippi at Rock Isl
and, went across Iowa TO Council blniis
and Omaha, where they saw the wireless
telephone stations, Between omahl anu
Denver they were delayed several hours
Inv floods and had 10 20 hundreds OF
miles out OF their way. On the great
plains, where only a few years ago In,
dians roamcd, are now huts made OF
mud aud pampas grass with here aud
there a frame building, In Denver they
STONED six hours aud the next morning
could see snow as they climbed up the
Rocky Mountains. There they saw great
red cliffs thousands OF feet high, with not
a tree on them. Next came LeadHilie
and the I.eadville mines, and the tunnel
1000 feet long, which is being eNoavated
by water; then on through the gateway
10 the canyon OF Grand river and Glen
A.
saw the Mormon temple and at Ogden
crossed Great Salt Lake on the longest
bridge in the world, 10 miles long. There
are three or four stations on the bridge.
The water OF the lake Is so salt that II
is almost impossible for man TO drown
in il, rs il will buoy him up. The Nevada
desert was one long stretch OF sage
brush In crossing the Sierra Nevada
mountains they passed through snow
sheds u miles long and saw a natural
fountain 100 feet high, iron which water
is carried in fumes to irrlgate the irnlt
orchards below. One can ride for miles
in California and see nothing but orch
ards of peaches, pears, apncots, ETC., ana
the largest grape fields in the world are
there. Then there are the vast wheat
fields where they harvest the grain with
long teams OF 80 or 40 horses or mules
driven by single line. They reached the
end of their journey, the little town OF
Laton, CAL tired, hungry ana dirty. Al,
ter a meal of California beef steak and
potatoes and few good breaths OF fresh
air, they felt fine. The climate is rather
warm in the middle of the day., reaching
ll2 degrees in the shade, but there IS
fine breeze and the nights are cool. Mr..
Eddy says that the water is much better
than he expected. He is now milking
2S cows, for which he has his house, fire,
wood. what milk he wishes to use, and
$40 month
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WEST DUMMERsroN.

Edward Slocum began work Monday
for l.. Connarn on the railroad.
Mrs. Ellen Stoekwcll Of Cambridge
Mass, visited at A. D, Norcross's last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Copp Of Redwood. o.,
are guests Of their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs,
Il. A. knight.
W. q. Chckering and Mrs. Lila Lam.
son of Worcester. Mass, are guests OF
Ms. Lamson's sister, Mrs. j. i. OBrien.
Merton l.amson. who has been working
in SpoiIonl, n. H.. moved his family here
the first Of the week and has begun work
at the quarry.
feeble health, is withstanding the hot and
dry summer remarkably, being excellent.
~ cared for by Mrs. Jennie Wilkins.
Mrs. b. c. Baldwin and daughter, Miss
Ruth, went Saturday 20 Fishers Island
\. Y, for a two weeks visit with Mrs
Baldwin's sister, Mrs. Samuel Clark, who
formerly lived here.
A stalk Of native corn nearly eight feet
in height taken from the fields owned by
George lIadly was displayed in this vii.
laee last Sunday afternoon. Mr.. liadly
has some six or eight acres of this re-
markable corn IL ~ very unusual for
corn TO attain 10 such an extraordinary
height at this time OF the year, especially
under the prevailing drought.
The first OF series OF dances TO be
conducted by West Dummerston grange
was held the evening of July 10 in the
new grange hall now under course of con
struetion. The evening was remarkably
cool for the season and a good time was
had by ALL About 30 couples participated
in the dance which was largely attended
by enthusiastic young people from sur.
rounding towns and oranges. The music
was furnished by knapp's orchestra OF
Battleboro. Following the dance, tables
were spread in the grange parlors for a
banquet consisting of coffee. cake and
ice-crcam, covers being laid for upwards
of 100 people. 4 social and financial sue
cess was the result.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24

Hazel Howard of Brattleboro is at home
for few days.
Mrs Sarah Read and Otis Hefflon are
visiting in Franklin, VT.
Sybil Stetson of Greenfield is visiting
her uncle, G.. w. Briggs.
Mrs. A. l.. Wheeler is visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. Stetson, in Greenfield.
William Fitzpatrick has moved from the
Charles Rice house to David Smiths
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Pratt of Brattle-
boro have visited Mrs. M. M. Eddy the
past week.
Mrs. Drake and son and daughter, of
Kansas, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rice.
Nellie Wilbur went to Brattleboro Tues
day for an operation on her throat. Her
father accompanied her.
The A. 2. club will meet with Mrs. G.
W. Briggs next Thursday afternoon, July
30. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. J. D. Parmeter of Barre, who has
been visiting her brother, Rev G.. L.
Wells, went to Wilmington Wednesday.
Hazel Noyce, six, who has lived with
her aunt, Mrs. George May, the past two
or three years, died Monday Of blood
poisoning. The funeral was held Tues
day at the house, Rev. G. L. Wells Off
ciating.
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CAMBRIDGEPORT.

Sullivan Bartlett was in Rutland the
first of the week.
Most of the farmers are through haying
A very light crop is reported.
Charles Rawson of Gilsum, N. H., is
visiting G. j. Perham's family.
There will be dance at Taylor's pavil-
ion Saturday evening, if pleasant.
Miss Alice r. Perham is in Chester this
week with her sale of fancy work
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Parker and two
children are visiting at Guy Thayer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Adams and three
children are away on vacation this
week. .
Guy Thayer is building a piazza to ex-
tend across the end and side of his house.
When completed it will add very much
to the appearance of his place.
This place is well supplied with outside
trade. We are visited weekly by two
butchers carts, two grocery wagons, two
tin peddler wagons, one hulled-corn wag
on, two bakery wagons, one fish cart and
one fruit wagon.
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SOMERSET.

It has been poor hay weather the past
week.
Fred johnson took trip to Readsborc
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tudor were in
Springfield last week. 4
Road Commissioner Perry of Brattle.
boro was in town Friday.
A party from Boston are camped at
camp No. 2, Marshall's camp.
Gilman Marshall returned from Cole.
brook, N. H., last Thursday.
William Paddock and David Bellows
are cutting MIR. Paddock's hay.
Miss Blanch Harrington visited her
parents last Friday and Saturday.
A big rain Friday night saved the no.
tato crop. Numerous springs are drv.
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EAST JAMAICA.

f. M. Howard went to South London.
derry Tuesday.
J.. A. Cook of Greenfield was in town
last week loading cars.
J. II. Ware of Townshend was here
Wednesday buying cows again.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Howard of Putney
are visiting relatives in town.
j. II. Peck of Nebraska. father of j. II.
Peck of this place, ate dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. l.. j. Allen Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florcen of Connecticut
visited at l.. J. Aliens Monday. Mr..
Floreen returned to his home in Connect
lieut., his wife going to the home of her
mother Mrs. A. E. Selfors, in West
Wardsboro.
George +. Allen, formerly of this place
but now of Northampton, is in the hos
pital in Springfield, Mass where he has
undergone an operation for appendicitis.
His many relatives and friends here are
glad to learn that the operation was sue
cessful and that Mr.. Allen is on the road
to recovery
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It Can't Be Beat.

The best Of all teachers is experience.
G. M. Harden, of Silver City, North Caro-
lima, says: Il find Electric Bitters does
all that's claimed for it.. For Stomach,
Liver and Kidney troubles it can't be
beat. / have tried it and find it a most
excellent medicine" Mr.. Harden is right;
it's the best of all medicines also for
weakness, lame back, and all run down
conditions. Best too for chills and mala-
ria. Sold under guarantee at f. H. Hold
en- & Co.'s drug store. SOC.
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A Market for Your
Hides, TaIIow
and Bones

Almost everybody knows tha n;a n
place to send Beef Hides, Horse his mi
Calfskins, Sheep Pelts, Tallow var
Bones is to c. s. Page, Hyde pafh E,,n IN
mont, who pays highest prices i sn,a
the day following the arrival OF g ssir
at Hyde Park; pays the freight Oh t AN
ments Of 200 pounds or more, ana s ~ b
his customers at all times posted o.
market values.
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JACKSONVILLE.

Guy Smith is working in Athens.
Martin Kingsbury has returned from
Fitchburg, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tennie Coleman spent
Sunday in Windham.
Mrs. F. B. Pier had fall Tuesday
morning spraining her right wrist.
Mrs s. f. Williams is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Helen Phillips of Putney.
Miss Carrie Shattuck of Saxtons River
has been visitor at the Sheldons this
week.
Birney Wilder has gone to Thompson
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Collins Piper is visiting his son, A. V
ID. Piper
Mr. Blackstone spent part OF last week
at Mortified.
G. w. Higgins of Orange, Mass, is Wis
iting relatives.
Daniel Lyons OF Hoboken is visiting
Daniel Sherwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Allen returned Sun.
day after two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Savage and family
are visiting his brother, Lewis Savage.
Mrs. Cecil Robinson is at home after
a week spent with her parents on the
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingram are spending a
few days in Townshend with Mrs. Julian
Taft
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Muzzy came Mon.
day night to spend part of his vacation
with his parents.
Mrs. Amanda Allen is at home after sew
eral weeks spent with her daughter, Mrs
Vail, in Londonderry.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ellis returned to
their home in Brattleboro Monday after
few days visit with his parents.
Dr. and Mrs. A. w. Thomas took a car.
riage drive to the home of Mrs. Thorn
ass parents in Salem, n. Y, starting
Sunday and returning Wednesday.
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EAST DOVER.

The rain Wednesday morning was ap-
preciated by everyone in this vicinity.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Fannie Moore Wednesday afternoon,
July 80.
Mr. and Mrs D. M. Hale and Miss
Winifred Sherman are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. d. Hale of Brattleboro.
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Foley's Orino Laxative, the new laxative,
stimulates, but does not irritate. 1t is the
best laxative. Guaranteed or your money
back. Sold by All Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24

Bert Barber of Elton, Wis, says: Il have only
taken four doses of De Wits Kidney and Bladder
Pills and they have done for me more than any
other medicine has ever done" Sold by All
Druggists.