The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-08
EAST DUMMERSTON.

NILS. Augusta bennett is on the SICK
list.
Miss Jessie Nichols is back from Bos-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Hall entertained guests
last week.
John Sheldon was in Greenfield the
first of the week.
Mr.. Manchester of Newfane was at
W. F.. Walker S this week.
Mrs. Martin is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. George N. Crosby.
George H. Dexter of Everett, Mass,
spent Sunday at G. F. Wellington S.
M. j. Kennedy of Northampton,
Mass, was at C. g. Walkers for the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Trumbour of
Norristown, Pa, are occupying Camp
Ellen.
Miss Edith Walker was last week the
guest of Miss Marjorie Ellis in Brattle-
boro.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Crosby are in
Bondville this week to visit and attend
the fair
Pick your cider apples, not let them
| 90 to waste Vinegar will be scarce and
| high next year.
Mrs. Mervin Thomas of Sprin ofield,
Mass, was the guest of Mrs. Lydia
| Bennett last week.
Miss Minerva Crosby of Millers Falls,
Mass, was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
G. N Crosby, during the fair.
MIR. and Mrs Raymond Estey of
Springfield, Mass, came Monday to W.
+. Walkers, where they will board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Plympton of
Wardsboro and Mrs Don O. Butterfeld
of Wilmington are visiting Mrs. u. Z.
Halliday.
Mrs. E. H. Brown, Mrs. Dora Davis
and Mrs. A. A. B. Patch visited Sat
urday at the home of w. E. Davis in
West Chesterfield.
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Jopson and
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mar
tin at Brook Farm.
Miss Alta Denison, principal of the
higher grades in, the academy building
at West Brattleboro, was a weekend
guest of Mrs. A. E. Robbins.
J. D. Reed has started his cider mill,
at Log Cabin farm and will be ready
for apples next week. He still prefers
clean straw instead of burlap for a
filter
Miss Bertha Lahey of Putney, Miss
Whitcomb Of the Center school. Miss
Bertha Hazelton of the Hollow school,
Miss Bryl Martin and Miss Alta j:
Denison, a former teacher here, visited
Saturday Miss Elsie Hazelton s school
in North district.
Mrs. J. s. Cogswell has been indis-
posed from an attack of dizziness and
Rev. j. S. Cogshell has been i'll for sew
eral days also and was attended by DR..
G. S. Foster of Putney Monday DR..
Samuel J, Cogswell of Derry, n, IL,
came to visit his parents, who are both
now convalescent.
j. Arms Miller came well to the |
front at the Valley fair with his exhibit |
of peaches and fruit from Maple Ridge |
Fruit farm, being awarded the lion s
share of prizes. He has still a good |
crop of the later varieties that are |
much in demand. 1t was our good luck |
to see a basket of his beautiful Elberta |
som, n. H.. that was ga thing of
beauty and will be joy while it
lasts.
w. F. Walker believes in the swine
industry and that there is money in
hogs and pigs. and well he may when
he has sow that has beaten her own
record and brought forth litter of 20
pigs against previous record of litter
Of II, part of which was given to an
mother, after having her own offspring
aiken away at five weeks old. rms '
Drolificacy is wonder to the Coolest
nhabitant'' Mr.. Walker understands :
he swine business and make it spe-
.ialty of Locust Ridge farm.
There were no services at the Con- {
IRE gational church, last Sunday, be- t
.ause of the illness of Rev. j. s. Cogs-
VEIL But he now expects to be able
o preach next Sunday from the text,
exodus 1914, NV presence shall go
With thee and I will give thee, rest.
Charles Ormsbee did not make an ex-
ibit of his beautiful dahlias at the
ALLEY fair, but a large bouquet of
many colors and varieties brought
leasure to an old woman who appre
iates the courtesy. j. B. Read, near
he Hollow bridge has a fine collection
f dahlias that are admired by people
assing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Walker delight
lily entertained at Locust Ridge farm
unday Mr.. and Mrs. Z. III. Miller, Mr..
nd Mrs. f. f. Tenney from Naulahka
lrm and Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Miller
A nd oh, l-ap |