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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17
Fl. NJ, noGE APPOINTED.
VIII Have Charge of Demonstration
Work in I.oudOun County.

Especial to The Times Dispatch;l
of Lincoln, Loudoun county. has been
appointed by T. O. Sandy. chief of the
United States agricultural demonstra-
ton work. to take charge Of this de-
Investigation Is made possible in Lou
doun by the liberality of Westmoreland
Davis and others. who are contributing
one half the cost. and q special class
of twenty-fire boys has entered the
grow one acre, under tho supervision OF
Mr.. Hoge and the department. The seed
corn is given by the business men OF
the county and contributions toward
the prizes to be awarded have gener-
financial institutions OF the county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17
SWEET 'TAroEs.
A Heretofore Small Garden Crop Becoming
a Big Farm and Commercial Industry.

An INDUSTRY which Is developing IN Nir-
ginia and IN other parts of the South and
which offers attractions in many ways. Is
that OF canning sweet potatoes. SO many
portions of the Southeast are great produe.
ers of sweet potatoes that this branch Of
the canning industry should develop into
very large one Sweet potatoes VII run
from $50 to 800 bushels per acre. and sold as
q farm crop are very profitable. The de-
mand for canned sweet potatoes in many
portions Of the country is large and IS IN
creasng, and the market can readily ba
extended oyer the whole country. This In
dustry is only one which is developing IN
Virginia out of the ordinary lines, and Is
but another illustration OF the varied re-
sources OF the old state which may pc
utilized In making the lands more valuable
and in emphasizing the opportunities when
await in the various sections of the South
east the man who 10 looking LOT NC"
aome and new business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17

& Lynchburg, Va, Aprll T6.--Reports
from the counties contiguous to Lynch
burg indicate that the drought of the
past month. which was broken by
Tuesdays rain. has played havoc with
the tobacco plant beds, and the indl-i
cations now are that the acreage will
be very small, unless new beds can
he planted and the plants grown In
time for geplnnting. In some sections
1t Is said the plants are sufficient only
to plant about half a crop. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17
AN IsAIERGENCY WHEEI.,

Now Thing for Automobi!lsts and Good
Thing--A1ade In Richmond.
The Jeuklns Emergency Wheel Company
stabllshmeuts OF Greater Richmond. This
company Is the owner or owners Of the In
yantions Of q At. yenSins, ~ Invention that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17
Light Sales at South boston;

South Boston. Va. April 18.-The
leaf tobacco sales for the past week
have been rather light but the prices
cent of the crop has been sold. The
tobacco market has Increased nearly
zoo per cent. in the past ten years,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17
DoNp ELEcT1oN ORDERED.
Citizens to Vote ON 100000
Issue for Streets and Roads.
TSpeclal to The mes-pIspatch,
Va. April l6.-The Lex,

lexington, Va. April l6,--The Lex
ngt9a Town G hsIa he's ordered s
1910, to determine whetheraor not the
town will Issue bonds to the amount
OF $4,000, for the improvement Of
streets and roads. This action Is in
q recent meeting Of the citizens OF
Lexington, requesting the Town Conn-
ell to call such an election. OF the
bond issue. $1,000 will be applied ia
paying of floattng inc ebtedness Of the
town. and $4,000 Will be q used n for
streets and Roads M az "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17
GREATER RICHMOND WINS

(Continued on Third Page.)s
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22

day al Mrs. Lyman PowsIs, With Mr.,
John Allra IL ehsFse, be aiirhashfs
Nas satisfactory. although olhsts, y"
ioula. wouh have I.alronisri u HAD %"
tiee heen given ~ advance,
Samuel Arthur Mrrrihsld, Nhe has CON
plr,rl NJ. course II study and sas grad
na,eI itom Meant llrHmon seminar,
Monday, oallssi nI.nn hls grandmother
Mir. Samnrl NeTse, "Wednesday alter
noan, Il i,ring III. igsatlsih birthday
lie viii slsnd HE yaoaiion II ten DAY
with his Iawnis and return 10 Mount
lirrmon Tor pas, graduate study,
An sehoal. Ia town will l'-sin on Mon
lay ior a term ii ten weeks, The teach
en- secured are; For nraoksll., Mlss Hunt
M npn0ksile; Newiane, MiSs Clarke 81
.lamaiea, unia,n Miss Marsh u liieek'
line, Milliamsville, Primary, Miss fol
len III Townshrnd; Williamsyiile Gram
mar. Mis-. rafiaitie Williams ol Vermont
vile. New York; South NewiaRr, Miss
Turner ri South Newiane,
4 pretty wedding occurrsl "Wednesday
At the namis, parsonage a, one ooloch
u, ~. when james Clark, IT,, II West
DummrI.ion aud Miss lianielt LueS
futile at Nrwiahc were united ~ MART
age. Rev. Elmore e, Clarke officiating
The bride wnir a travelling snil ol blue
lNit,r the ceremony Mr., and Mrs. CLARK
lett for a short wedding trip In Massaehn'
.elts and will hcgin housekeeping upon
their return. IA the home ia West DUN
mcrston which Mr. Clark recently pur'
chased.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
BRooKLiHE

Marvin Wooiley Of Springfield, =
s,eIa,ine vita his mother, Nis' jaw
Mealley, ,A,s
N,. sarah Ceombs aud danHhlrisl
nnyis and Florence 81 unli"in, ""
sussis al G. T.. sliekHey's last VEGA
s,heol opehe,l this Monday Nib An
ps,nu., Teacher, Everything TIA, s"r.
a. wak. a good seheal secttis 70 he =, :,
h,na M. faTnnm drive. a distance ~
nyr miles aud iakes her dinner WIN
IN. did veteran srhoolmasief = " e'l ''.'.
nev Who WAS given u position a. Wv
~ the school directors,
Mrs. Lois whitney, who passed. h'i
SlsI birthday, iast saturday, f.r'. ~
!, shaver Of lnI postcards ana "lh''
nemeafo.s which she Is proud 10 nc,
.uowledge, Mrs, Whitney "rrnp''s
,as.v liiiie cottage and has ief sAl'
MANY little domesiirs that The hrlshn'n'
nre pleased o. purchase 81 her, sA'h'he
a livelihood thereby,
Mrs, II. u. Crane passed her p'' I
birthday last saturday. she y 'aIr'l
Ior hv MIR. aud Mn, T. " Bush ~.
po.s abnut the house and sPrnds ihh,p
lime In reading. several ot the nrlsh'
hoT, took. dianrr with her aud she 70
eeiyed goodly number Of posi,ehii,hs,
Mrs. Crane : maiden name WAS 9hollri
belonging 10 that family 81 Sioiiris ~
well known III southern Vermont
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
EAST JAMAICA.

Mrs +. S. Allen is i'll with the prevail
ing distemper.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. d. Allen spent Tues
day in Wardsboro.
Miss Edna Burnap, who has been ILL.,
is now so as to be out again.
W. j. Allen returned Tuesday to his
work in Rotterdam, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Knight of South
Hill were Sunday guests at l.. j. Allen s.
Earl Howe of South Londonderry
made short visit at f. NJ. Howard s
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hicks and Fran
Peirce visited few days at n. F. Per
ce's this week
Mrs. Nellie Buckley and children OF
Brookline attended the funeral of little
Frances johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Knight of Wards
boro spent a few days the first of the
week at f. S. Aliens.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Gleason and daugh'
ter Lottie of West Windham visited his
sister, Mrs. E. M. Howard, Sunday.
The infant daughter Of Ruby Johnson,
who has been i'll for some time. first with
measles, then pneumonia, then heart
trouble, passed away Thursday after
noon. The funeral was held Saturday
at 2 o clock at Horace Howard's with
Rev. A. f. Martin of West Townshendl
officiating Mrs. Charles Kimball and
Mrs Lee Benson sang. Burial in RIVER
cemetery. Much sympathy is felt for
Mrs. johnson.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
WEST DUMMERSTON.

Francis E. Phillips of this place has
been appointed notary public.
Put on your old grey bonnet and
come to the Masquerade Ball tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Perry of West
Brattleboro. visited at W. W. Burnett s
Sunday.
The play, Tonmy's Wife, given in
Grange Hall last Friday was a success,
End quite sum was ncttcd toward the
piano.
Mrs. John Bliss, has returned to her
home in Akron, O., after spending a
month with her mother Mrs. U. L.
Knight.
Schools IN districts No |. and No. 6
have commenced their spring term
Miss Ethel Omar, of Revere, Mass, is
teaching in district No. /, and Miss
Mcnamara of Cambridge, Mass, in
No. 6.
James Clark Jr., and Miss Hattie
futile were married Wednesday in
South Newfane by Rev. Mr.. Clark
James Clark is a resident of this place
and Mrs. Clark is from Newfane
After a short wedding trip to Spring
field, Mass, they will make their home
here in town.
Ormand f. Norcross died at his home
here Tuesday. He was born here in
this town in 1913. He was an old
soldier and served in the civil war
being in Company B, 10th Vermont
Volunteers, and serving his full enlist.
ment. He is survived by two sons
Arthur E. of this place, and Albert d.
of Worcester Mass, he also leaves one
brother Alonzo o. Norcross also of this
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
RAWSONVILLE.

School in this district opened for the
spring term Monday.
Mrs. Phoebe Landman, who was away
through the winter, has reopened her
house this week.
G. f.. Hunt has returned from Benning-
ton, N. H., where he was called by the
sudden death Of a sister
]. M. Benson of Bondville worked at
the Pier mill three days last week, as
substitute for P. E. Williams.
Tennie Coleman was in Windham Sun
dav and his wife, who has spent week
with relatives, came home with him.
Leda Cobb returned to the Memorial
hospital in Brattleboro Friday OF last
week, where she will receive further treat
ment.
Mrs. Eldorus Wilder and son Gordon
of Ashland, Mass, are at Mrs. Land
mans, where Mr.. Wilder and Lyle Boil
ster are expected to Join them soon.
Miss Abbie Houghton visited at W:
F. Coleman's few days recently, and
has now gone to her home in Bondvllle
after spending nearly three months at
w. L. Rawson's,
Pearl E. Williams went to Burlington
Thursday of last week to bring his wife
home from the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. Williams has made good recovery
and stood the trip well.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
WEST DOVER.
....i.Ill witLal.ado ,ld,

1,,, Johnss |, m with bad cold'
I,,n Had. Was in Brattlcboro saturday
cLndr. rlisrr !, working for lioWiry Illus
Ill. a.
4. J. Gnu, ha. begun working on 'h'
highways. 49,,
Mn y. II. Cook visited in Wilmihs'of
last week. -,
NJ J. Harris, little children arr III viii
hard colds.
Mis-. Alice Cooper !, still u a, DR. fase
Il Wilmington, 4.
Henry RYDER Il Halifax visited at T.. u
sianlcy's last week.
Mr. Win Harris Is visiting IN bra''le'
boro. VI. this week
ID ". burlington has gone to Massaehu
se,is to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mr.. Leon Ilesocck visited al
n. II. S,anley's sunday.
Dan Gallup 81 Dalton, Mass. Is visiting
nj, sister. MIR. Bert Davis
Mis-, I.o,tie Upton q Wilmington Is work
ing for Mrs. Leon shippce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Lyman 81 Whining
ton visited at viii tpton's Sunday.
Rosoea E.terbrooks died at his home here
"Wednesday. April IS. a, the age Of 81.
School begins here next Monday with
Mrs. Adams Of East Dover as teacher.
Mandus Lyman. who has been III Tor q
long time with rheumatism. is able to be
out again.
George Boyle. who has been housed with
rheumatism for long time. does not Inn
prove very fast.
School commenced at the Handle Mon
day with Miss Mary Cassie Of North Ben
nington rs teacher.
James Upton Of Wilmington is moving
his goods to his farm recently purchased
Of Louis Sylvester Of this place.
+. n. Cook and daughter LEILA. returned
home Monday night from Bennington where
they have been visiting for few days.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
WEST rowNsHENp.

4. ". Holden has purchased a horse.
". II. Taft Nas Ia Warl.haro We,lnes'
day,
Finer \. lIaui. Vas In lirillebo'o
"Wednesday,
Frank aud Rolla Smith ATE Wcovering
irum measles
DIR. n. 4, Millngten 81 Londonderry
Va, Ia town with hts auto Wednesday
George q. BATES III Cortland, \. W.
was business visitor in town Monday,
Mr.. Harding ii Townshrnd !. AZ Frank
". smiths caring for her son. Herbert,
who l. IN with measles.
Mr. and Mr.. ". ". necel wec calleSi
Ia Sandgaie by the seiiou. illness OF Mr.
Decell's father last week,
4 party 1T grangers visited the gtang.
al Wanlsbnro last Tuesday evening aud
spent a very pleasant evening,
Miss Irene Robbins has returned TO
Drattl.boro after few days visit with
her aunt, Mr.. Charles q. kimhail.
school commenced Monday morning
with MIR. l.ee u. Benson and Miss Rose
I,Dne nf Pawlrt A. teachers. Miss La
Dne i boarding IN the family OF W. IL.
Taft.
People we've alarmed by the mill whistle
Yesterday morning about o'clock. Sew,
cial men who hurried Ia the mill found
that a iire had started near the smoke
stack. The flames were quickly eNtln'
utished
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
BENDING THE Twlc
training Of an ii-yeAE Ga Nm.
cal Wonder

M James niiis, the sl,tfasf,t.,
uha frs~hily lesiuIri a. ilsUsi Y
harmed pfnirss0fs ~ nat =. !.
Hour D.mshslonAi iioi.s u ~
aTiiss3
''Ia Eeaiiss his sIssi sIH Z as,.
and Tationasslns The fhF lif ~.
gan 10 train him ~ ihr H.
ilonal aud Tsasohihg iaGHNss ~.
was tao year. Old, and, sii iir tI
i.ox II alphal.si blus Il, afsr d -
M teaching him hoe ~ ~ u ~ -
i.w h. Nas thtve IT, 80 its
ing with the bay. shifting pa
blaks around "a sIril frssi
pointins o. the ohirfi, sI
Them alaui. The effect d Il,w
.lmtly e. teach the fhiF r4
railing, but alsa a. g.1e IH ~
grounding IN the pTinfpIr = SAD
.nnins,
Moreover, the melhsl aHf'ar3 "a 4,
Sdls ssrmed 10 imiari O. h's "a -.
oi mental concentration FI0a -
children. Al ehiliIrH d rl,u tss,,
aware, arr eager 90 knaH ls H.
In, as a rule their inIuisitltHr +, -.
satisfied. aud tley MT lie b, aitf
t.fili.s, from one ,nhirt in aGNir =,
Out giving much thought il au,
No, - with little William iaau 81
Once his attention Was affr-iol. +, III
ct aroused. he Was not Hirli la II
had learned the exact Mature q sira,|
lad excited hi. curiosity
"At the age II thntr and i5H v~
annie. d. cinnrrd one dsf tH aaal-f J.
bi. fathers oiiice while d. >Is 81, Isl
ing q leitsf on tyfsWuisf ~ ss.-|
III. movement II the fsuil-s ba.f II
forth. he heard the clicking u ~ -
the ringing ii the hell and iritsa|
tnsgrd eagerly At his father. Uat Wg|
was that machine lot, hr demanded N
aid /, work, and many other qsr., :
Then. climbing into hls father, :, i
pr,...ed III. little fingers un ibr Eg, ID
eSultantly read the wpui- b. ~
.bowed him how % form Ih. ~ u
.on was followed hy other. uHtl I'd.
TX month. be va, auy '6af yas
old-he was typcwfiiing with roh.lsra
dcxteriiy. He had already learned hra
write with a pencil.
when he was siN-hls parents AVN
IN the meantime removed from New va
where he was born, 10 BrooklIne, Mss
he was sent 20 public school hi :
re.r there was brief but Spectacular i
half a year he passed through "a
grades. leaving behind him .ucsa,
Of bewildcred teachers, aghasi a. he ~
cocity be displayed. An interval q "
wears OF study at home was iolloE6 ,
three months OF attendance AZ tie Byi
line High school. Then two year, non
study al home and now. a. has ben y:
he is a special student at Harvard, on
with vector analysis and other t1rus
higher mathematics.
AT Harvard, a. may h. imagined !
carer is being watched with the hyea-
interest. Aside from the surprise ool,
ioned by his proficiency IN the di5aA
fields OF study which he has selected. ID.
who have come into contact with hin .
most deeply impressed by the mannsi
which he. 80 TO speak. takes himself =
granted. He does not seem 10 regaN !
precocity as anything out OF the us'l
and enters as matter OF course INTO y
new life opened up TO him by his siri
sion TO the university. He i a regular 4
tendant at the meetings Of the Harr
Mathematical club, and enters freely I,
the discussion of the various paper' iei'
his criticisms commanding a respectful
hearing as though coming from man
mature years. American Magazine
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

II. p. Yearly Of Brattleboro is in town
on business.
Madam Boriand is spending few
days in St. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Abbott Of Chester
are in town for few days stay.
Mrs. II. r. Reed and daughter, Mil
dred, went to Cushman, Mass, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Carleton Of Wind
ham visited at David Aldrich's over Sun
day,
George Coombs attended the mission
airy meeting in Bratteboro, Monday.
Rev. George Sisson has been assigned
to this pastorate by the Methodist con-
ference.
Deacon and Mrs. Z. F. Rugg went
to Leominster. Mass, Tuesday to visit
their son, Albert.
On account Of the rain there was a
small attendance at the moving picture
show Monday evening.
George Hall has moved onto the Ran
dali farm and Henry Lampson has moved
into the house vacated by him.
Mrs. A. f. Cudworth has received
news of the death of her father, j. Nj.
Rogers, in Hebron, N. Y. Wednesday
Of last week.
Archie Jaquith returned to his home
in Dorchester, Mass, Monday. after
spending week with his mother. Mrs.
Ellen Jaquith.
The village school commenced Monday,
Miss Hazel Taft of Townshend teaching
the grammar school and Miss Mary
Pierce Of this place the primary.
Rev. George Curtis of West Haven,
Conn, was guest at Rev. r. II. Tibhall' 5
over Sunday. He occupied the pulpit
at the Baptist Church Sunday morning.
A service of song took the place Of the
regular evening meeting at the Baptist
church Sunday. The program consisted
of solos, duets, quartets, and chorus sing
ing. Several selections were rendered
BY an orchestra consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Pelsue, E.. N. Vaile and G. l..
Smith.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
wILLIAAisvILLE

4. y. sherman went TO Boston Wed.
nesdny TO buy goods.
Ruth Wheeler has been visiting her
grandmother in Ncwfane.
4 regular meeting Of the grange viii
be- held next Tuesday evening.
The Cleaners will meet with Mr.. Ab.
hie Lewis mex, Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. II. Tuihill spent sew
eral DAYS with his brother In Nestmins
stcr recently.
Cary upper Of SCOTS Bay, Nova SEQ.
tia. has been visiting his sister Mrs. IL.
T.. freyenhagen.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ". T.. Wheeler attended
the funeral Of Mrs. James Underwood
in Brattleboro yesterday.
Mr.. and MFs. c. X, freyenhagen aud
son Of Braitleboro spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Corbett.
Herbert Brown has finished work for
A. NJ. Merrifield and with his family
have moved to his fathers home IN
Wardsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Merrifieli have
been AT Mt. Hermon school recently TO
attend commencement. their son Samuel
being one Of the graduates.
A little over $50 was cleared ON the
play, Our Folks, given at Newfane
Wednesday evening by local players,
for the grange building fund.
Mrs. 6. II. Dickinson returned from
Yalcsville. Conn. Tuesday after a
weeks visit. Miss Elsie Newton of
Wallingford. Conn, came with her for
a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. $. Putnam left this
week for Mortified where they will
live. Leon Powers and Herbert Bing-
ham of South Newfane took down their
goods Wednesday.
Samuel A. Mortified, who graduated
Monday from Mt Hermon school, is at
home for several days. He returns
Thursday for few weeks where he is
preparing for examinations to enter
Yale college.
Miss Abbie Follctt of Townshend is
TO teach the lower department and Miss
Carlottie Williams of Vermontville, \.
y, teaches the grammar school. All
schools in town begin next Monday,
April %.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
MARLBORO.

Mabel Ryder is working in Green River.
Mrs. Leslie Spaulding is on the sick
list.
Henry Plant and fanaily visited at Peter
Plants Sunday.
George Bishop has position on the
Houghton estate.
Bertha Brown is one of the last victims
of whooping cough.
Miss Lillian Worden is spending some
time in West Halifax.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter johnson were in
Brattleboro "Wednesday.
Little Gertrude Locke is i'll with whoop-
ing cough and bronchitis.
Sidney Bellows has been saving wood
this week for c. Worden and Peter Plant.
Walter Adams is to move from the
Henry Adams farm to the Alexander
place.
Buel Brown of Bristol, Conn, has been
in town this week looking after his farm
ing interests.
1t is reported that Hugh Luce has
bought of Charles Worden his farm near
Sunset lake.
The funeral of Mrs. Lottie Warren was
held at the residence of her sister, Mrs
Anne Ames, last Sunday. Rev. H. H.
Shaw officiated.
Mrs. Allen will be at Justin Thomas s
house, Marlboro, Thursday and Friday,
April % and 30, with millinery goods from
Mrs. Bascom's store in Brattleboro.-adv.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Guy Perry has been the guest of Ray
Brooks this week.
Deacon f. M. Straston, who has been
in Brattleboro for some weeks, was at
home Saturday.
John L. Morse arrived from Philadel-
phia Friday night for short stay ut
his summer home.
Samuel H. Morse has charge Of the
foundation work Being dome for the Will
Evansville Grange hall.
Rev. E. c.. Clarke yesterday afternoon
went to West Dummerston where he
otficiated at the funeral of Ormando Nor
cross.
Mrs. Sylvester Sparks has sold her resi-
dence property to Mr.. Abbott of Brattle-
boro. There is considerable timber on
the land belonging to the place.
Erwin H. Metealf is taking the MARI
boro census. His sister, Miss Matte Met
calf. is with Mrs. Metcalf in his absence,
but returns to Brattleboro tomorrow.
Mrs. Helen Moore came in from Spring
field. Mass. Tuesday evening to spend the
summer. She will occupy Mrs. Alice A.
BaiIey's house after May first, when Mrs.
Bailey goes to Greenfield.
Mrs. Walter Ingram and daughter
Thelma of Brattleboro have been at John
S. STATIONS since Sunday and will re-
turn home tomorrow Mr.. Ingram spent
Sunday with them at Mr.. STATIONS.
Marlboro schools open next Monday.
Mrs. Bertha Prentiss of Marlboro has
been secured to teach in the Winchester
district and Miss May Stockton of Cam
bridge, Mass, the Marlboro Branch
school,
Mrs. Bascom of Brattleboro had mil
linery goods on sale Tuesday and Wednes-
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
sTRATToN.

f.. c. Pike was in Newfane Thursday
of last week.
Raymond Read is at work for A. J.
and f. c. Pike.
Ray Lyman was in Brattleboro last
week Thursday.
A. j. Pike visited his sister, Mrs.
Joel Grant. last week.
Mrs. Emcrline Laekey and two chill.
dren, returned to their home IN Wards
boro Sunday.
+. A. Eddy was at home over Sunday
from Ncwfane. He is one of the jury
on the barrow Doolittle ease.
Silas and Calvin Pike of Townshend
are at work on f. A. Eddy's house.
They are laying new elapboards and
making other repairs and will also make
some additions.
The body of Roscoe Estabrook, who
died in West Dover April IL, was
brought here FRIDAY for burial in the
family lot in the Pike burying ground.
Several relatives and friends joined the
father and brothers at the grave. Much
sympathy is felt for them in their be-
reavement, and for the sister who was
unable to be with them at the funeral.