The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-04-09
EAST DUMMERSTON.

Local fishermen are seeking sucker
these spring days.
Morse Bond of Brattleboro is at NJ. F
buttons this week.
Mr. and Mrs c. L. Thwing spent Fri
day at j. A. Reeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Clemens have re
turned to Springfield, Mass.
Lewis Boyle is moving this week to hi:
house north of Dummerston Center.
Horace Wilder of West Brattleboro is il
town this week greeting old friends.
Miss Clara Holt of Putney is with Mis-.
Alice Laughton for the sugar season.
| Miriam Reed and Hazel Newton were
guests of Miss Luella Reed Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Reed went Monday
| to Washington, ID. c., with the high schoo
party.
Giles F. Reed of Chicopee Falls was al
home Sunday for the annual treat of the
sugar camp.
Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Blood of Putney
were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. f.
H. Laughton.
The listers are attending to their du-
ties this week appraising property and
taking up inventories.
The Grange Benefit society met this
week WIFI NILS. -hdIy DlONH With
usual satisfactory results.
John Allen is to work this season at
Maple Ridge Fruit farm, where he worked
last year for j. Arms Miller.
Misses Bance Newton and Bertha Haz-
elton are taking the teachers examina-
tions in Brattleboro this week.
Workmen are now busy at Adm F.
Miller's, who is having a piazza added to
his hOuSa and at her work done
The spring term of school will open
April 70 with the exception of the Hill
school which will open April 10.
The Ladies' club will hold its next meet
ing at the parsonage with Mrs. J. S. Cogs-
well Thursday afternoon, April 10.
Mrs. VIII Randall and Miss Alice
Grover of Bratteboro had an outing at
LogCabin Farm sugar camp Tuesday.
Avery Miller. Ernest Miller and Miss
Rosabel Miller of Brattleboro enjoyed ma
pie sweets at Maple Ridge Farm Sunday. |
Mrs. Mcdonald has gone from Charles
)rmsbee's, where she was housekeeper |
md Mrs st. Marie has taken the situa-
ion.
Frank Martin of Brattleboro is moving |
nto Z. H. Miller's tenement house, va
ated by Mr.. Boyle, and will work for Mr..
Miller.
Sugar operations are at a standstill.
'ome have gathered their buckets, but the
ptimists expect hard freeze and an
Their run.
The parsonage has been newly slated
nd the rain may now descend without
eing nuisance and trouble to the good
aston and his wife.
Easter services will take place next Sun
ay at the Congregational church. The
aston, Rev. j. S. Cogswell will deliver a
ermon appropriate to Easter
An enthusiastic report comes from the
range meeting Tuesday EVENING" good
lively interest in the new
range hall question that is just now up
ermost in the thoughts of loyal grangers. !
laterials are now ready for beginning the
ork and operations will be started soon. /,
he following grange committees were APP .
ointed Tuesday evening: Executive com
ittee, Mrs. Emma Downs, Z. HI. Brown {
I'd Mrs. Charles Williams; finance com '
ittee, Albert L. Reed. Mrs. G. o. Reed ]
Id Ora 4. Knapp; relief committee, Mrs. '
annie Walker, Dwight johnson and III. 9. $
azelton; grange fair committee, w. T.
-alker, II. C. Hazelton, Mrs. Lila vii =
inns, Mrs. NJ L. Brown. Ira Gates, E. III.
rown, Emma Downs, Clara Holt, Albert c
eed, NJ. +. Evans, Mrs. A. A. b. Patch, t
rs. Dora Davis, Mrs. Bert Clarke, and a
gorge Fisher; memorial committee, Mrs. S
nnie Fisher; organist, Miss Lille Gates. t