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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-22
REPORTS Exaggerated.

The Mexican ambassador this after
noon assured Secretary Knox per-
sonally that the report OF serious rev.
olutionary uprising in Northern Mex
leo was greatly exaggerated. FTe said
that the disorders reported We're only
such as were incident TO the average
presidential election. The State De-
partnent has given no fresh instruc-
tions for increasing the military con-
troll on this side of the border.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-22
Border Line i. Guur,Ied

Washington, June 2l.-The United
States authorities on the territory
bordering the Rio Grande have been
instructed TO exercise extra vigilance
against possible unlawful assembling
of Mexican malcontents along the
borders in the mex. few days.
The presidential election in Mexico
will be held next Sunday That fact,
together with the recent arrest and
impris sonment, IN Monterey, of bran
cisco Madero, the opposition presiden-
tial candidate against Dia2. has caused
threats of uprising on the part of
refugees on the Texas side of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-22

However,. there was no suggestion
If damage suit until the last day of
the year in which such actions must
be fled. and on the final night, about
~ o'clock, notice was served on the
c0pElausd %. second Page.l
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20

At o'clock. Al are cordially invited
10 attend beth services,
J., u, Akley Was summoned 10 Wind
.ef Tuesday a. serve a. a ilryman IN
the tniiei States circuit eanfi,
Mr., aud Mrs. u. A. staten took au
sa,em.hil- trip last week. visiting Trls'
iiNes IN pe,rtbofo, \, H., and Ash
huTnham, Mass,
Vernon grange will hald lie next reg
ulaF meeting Saturday evening Of this
week. The members arr all urged Ia
b. present al this meeting.
Tn. Ladies circle, which was "a
have met "Wednesday afternoon Of this
week, was postponed an account of un'
pleasant weather. The next meeting
vii he held on the afternoon 81 June l,
Mr.. aud Mrs. frank Clark of Moon,
sup. Coma, Mr.. Cora Gale Of Mofces'
ter. Mass, aud Frank B-mis If Lynn,
Mass. wer. here last week 10 attend
the burial Of their mother, Mrs, Julia
Bemis.
Mrs. \. T.. Hubbard went last sa,
nrday Ia South birmingham. Mass,
"a yisii her daughter. Mrs. Harry llors'
man. Mrs. Hubbard will spend few
days with = sister In Wakefield. Mass,
before returning.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
0UILroRp.

Mr.. q, II. Washbum u visiting rcla'
lises al Gale farm,
Mr.. Darle Franklin l. In Gin visiting
her sister. Mr.. 1911 Franklin,
The ladies u the rniyersalist society
are planning Ia have their strawberry
supper and dance june 20.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Monroe Thompson are At
the home 81 their daughter. Mr.. Darle
Thompson, for the summer
Miss Clara Franklin went Monday Ia
the farrcn hospital Tor an operation for
appendicitis. DR.. Lynch is the physician.
MR.. joel flagg. Mr.. q. =. Miller and
Miss Mary T.. Smith entertained Bniile'
boro chapter. ID. 4. X. Tuesday after.
noon At the home of Mr.. F'lagg. Up
wards Of 40 members attended.
The milk market Is in an unsettled con.
dition here pending the outcome Of the
strike. Some still sell milk. Others are
making butter. aud several ar making
good oldfashioned homer made cheese,
which has almost become lost ant IN
recent year,.
Mn. Fred Coombs will entertain the
Ladies social next "Wednesday evening.
Refreshments OF cake, coffee, and lee
cream will he served. the proceeds going
towards the purchase of new carpets
for the Congregational church. MI are
cordially invited.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
NORTHrIELD FARMS.

Mrs. +. II. Ross visited in Amherst re-
Gently
Norman Greenwood has gone to Deer
field TO work.
Murray Hammond is home from Mil
ler's Falls for time.
An entertainment was given IN district
No. schoolhouse May 10.
There will be dance in Union hall
May 20 in charge Of Dudley's orchestra.
Samuel +. Alexander, with two men
from Boston, spent Saturday at his farm.
Miss Emma l.. billiard was called back
TO the nurses home in Brattleboro May
IA.
Miss Frances Kavanaugh will have the
management Of dance at Union hall
May p.
Mrs. +. A. billiard has gone to spend
two weeks with her sister, Mrs. George
Benson, in Brattleboro.
Dwight Priest of Shenandoah, Iowa,
was recent guest at Mrs. May Ham
mond's and also has called on old friends
in West Mortified. He, with his two
daughters, Jeanette and Alice, will
come to Mortified to live this summer.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
LEYDEN.

Mrs Frank Chapman is spending tnt
week with her parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
Hart Mowry.
About 90 members of the Bern marc
ston grange came "neighborlng wen
nesday evening. Do,
Fl. w. and G. r. Severance ana nay
Robertson attended the auction ~
Guilford Tuesday. 49,
Mrs. Phillips of Mortified mas pee; peer
snendine several days with her sister
Mrs. H. P. Braman.
Miss Given has gone to Wopurn "
racover from an attack Of measles anu
Mrs William Black is substituting III
the Beaver Meadow school.
O. R. Severance has purchased .h a.
mart of the Burlington farm known a.
The Eason lot which comprises mo os.
inc and tillage land and large pas
ture. -. o,,ono
Professor Hurd of Amherst co osSs y
smoke before the grange , Meaneadu ~
evening on Corn, and was ns 1enee Of
with Interest by a full attendance u
the members. .;.h
Tosenb Kochinsky recently met VIII
on accident while saving wooa Wa Yaft
his engine. The little finger OF a n,S tn the
hand was completely severed anu NV
NEXT finger badly mangled.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
JACKSONVILLE.

Jack Sewell was m town tins week
The new proprietor OF the Glen House
viii take possession June ].
Probably more alarm clocks were set
for the early hours "Wednesday TO see the
comet than will bc heard again till Val
| lev fair week.
Mrs. Laura BOYD and daughter Alice
are visiting in town before their departure
for Kansas. Mrs. Blodget OF Vernon
takes Mrs Boyd's place at II. NJ Rob
erts's.
At the Eastern star meeting Thursday
evening 4. 4. Butteriield presented the
chapter with large crayon portrait OF
Mr.. Butterfeld who was the first worthy
matron OF Pearl chapter.
A mysterious" fire destroyed Mr.. Viii
liams's blacksmith shop Friday night. Mr.
Williams had new stock of tools which
were all destroyed He had only been
located here since May |. The public have
promptly volunteered to help him re
build.
Mrs. Christiana Borland OF South Lon
donderry. grand matron, installed the
officers of Pearl chapter Thursday even
ing as follows: Worthy matron. Mrs.
Clara Sawyer: worthy patron, W.. II.
Hancock; associate matron. Della May
Clark; treasurer, 1lrs. Y. ,lark' scc-
Rotary. Marcia Davis; conductress, Mrs.
Ethel Wheeler: associate conduetress,
Alice Stone: warden, Jennie Stetson;
Adah. Mrs. Lola Temple Ruth. Mrs. W.
II. Hancock. Esther. Mrs. George Ship
pee: Martha. Mrs. Olive Stetson; Eleeta,
G. Mildred Corse: chaplain. Mrs. c. II.
Waste; sentinel, George +. Shppee:. or
ganist. Mrs. Clara Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Murdoch and Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Cole
man, supper committee, provided a boun-
tiful snppcr.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
WESTMINSTER.

Miss May Halliday of Bellows Falls
is visiting Mrs Myron Blanchard
Miss Margaret Wright of Somerville,
Mass, is at home for few weeks.
Mrs. M. Snyder of Brattleboro visit
ed her brother, Mitchell Wright, last
week.
The Social Bible class will meet next
Tuesday, May %, with Mrs. George
Spond.
s. A. Pierce has arrived from Kansas
CITY, Missouri and opened his summer
home here.
George A. Dascomb arrived from
Chicago Wednesday and is with MS
family here.
Charles Bishop of Worcester, Mass,
is spending few days with friends IN
and about town.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brigham Of Pc
terboro, N. H.. are guests OF ). =.
Leach and family.
Miss Nellie Fem has returned to her
school in Westboro, Mass. She will
graduate in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Blood and daugh-
ter. Ruth, of Putney, visited Mrs.
Frances Ware this week.
Arthur Holmes has gone to Cuba
in the interest of the U. S. Steel COM
pany. He will analyze ore found there
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
WEST GUILFoRD.

Mrs. D. s. Bond is on the sick iist'
d. s. Bond went to Athol Wednes'
day on business. -
D. Wesley Davis went to Chester
this week for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Fisher visited a
few DAYS recently with relatives In
Bernardston. 49,,
Calvin Coleman went to Sprlngheilsal
Monday, returning home Tuesday WITH
a housekeeper.
Mrs E. A. Folly, with her three
smallest children, has been IN Mon Ia,
ome Mass. the past week visiting her
SSarents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tilden.
Mrs. Ellen Mowry Powers of ROCK,
land. Mass, who made her home with
her cousin, Mowry Lynde, last year,
had a shock last Friday and is IN q
critical condition.
About so of the parishioners met at
the parsonage Tuesday evening an9
gave Rev. and Mrs. Hatfield pound
nnarty. A social time was enjoyed. ne.
freshments of cake and coffee were
served.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
King Georges Tragedy.

When. as a petty officer IN the navy,
Prince George was stationed IN Malta;
he and Admiral Seymour's daughter fell
in love with each other. His elder broth
er was living, so that he was not heir TO
the throne, who is forbidden by law 10
marry woman below certain rank
The Young people did nothing clandes-
tine. The affair went on under the eye
of her father, and my informant. an
English lady, widow of a physician whose
lifelong friend was one of the royal ply
sicians who told her and her husband the
story. said the admiral was present at
the ceremony OF marriage. Time passed
and no trouble was made for the PAIR.
Two children were born, then the storm
broke. The Duke of Clarence died. The
girl Prince George had married could not
be the wife in any degree of the her to
the throne, which Prince George had be-
come The tale relates how desperately
he held out in the family council, how
his mother sympathized and stood. by
him. His uncle, the Duke OF Cambridge,
had married in the same way ana been
happy, but he never became Prince OF
Wales The argument used of course by
the heirs grandmother and father was
that the young princes life was not only
his own, like that of other men; 1t be-
longed to the nation. The end OF the
long struggle was that Prince George In,
sisted that this double duty Of his, toward
the obligations he had already assumed
as a man on the one hand, and that to
which fate had assigned him as the father
Of England's future kings on the other,
should both be acknowledged, distinct
and equally recognized. Unless the woman
he had made his wife by every law in his
power was allowed to come to England and
live where he could see her he would not
agree to the State marriage which w, was
urged as necessity for the country. This
was finally agreed to. but the broken,
hearted girl over whom the fight had
been made was taken i'll and quick con-
sumption seized upon her as soon as she
arrived in England. On the occasion OF
Queen Victoria's funeral her grandson,
the heir to the throne. was not present.
It was given out that he was i'll with
mild form of contagious disease which
prevented him from seeing anyone but
his doctor and nurse The truth was that
the woman he loved was dying. and he
would not leave her. This is King
Georges tragedy. OF how many kings
in ali history can SO pure love story be
told9-Ludlow, in Boston Transcript.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20

10 do beautiful ples- II woik Zoe the
enjoyment II many ahd the committee
has taken the Initiative, lat the soaal
wo'k smsal 10 all.
4 eoni.fshc~ ai the student Nolnnt-.rs
in,m colleges II Aeslsrh Massachusetts,
ass h.h Al Nj. iirnnnn Saturday and
Sunday, Ahonl la sindenls we're pr~s,
.ni, Sixty II them sew yanns Nninsn
who wrf. anarier~d ~ ih- <orthhsld,
llnsh Tawl. oi Williams oollrsr, son ii a
missionary ia Asia Minor, Mas chairman
oi the conference, The principal speak,
en- we're Sherwood Eldy, 4 ~ Turner
aud Miss Frances TAFT The addresses
were along the line al volunteer work,
4 large number 81 the seminary students
attended the meetings On SUNDAY,
Dickinson library j. receiyins eSi-n-iV.
rel airs lssllss those anlrfr.i hy the state
l'alloe. The taoi has hr.n r.iaitssl, doors
rhnns, step. ecmentei, railing built an
stairway, and telephone installed. ~
a r-ecn, meeting ai the library committee
which Is composed OF Mn. Richardson,
Rev, \ Fay Smith, II, ". Montague, y,
7, Wooi and ~ y, Field. DR., Wood
was elected chairman, Rev. Arthur Wi.
son wa. chosen Ia MI the place Of Rev.
Daniel Wilson. who removed from town.
Rev Arthur Wilson will compose the
hook committee and the other three the
executive committee.
The annual missionary hanane, III N.
Congregational chnnh was held in the
vesiy at 5.3n last night. EVERYDAY wa.
invited and large assemhlage gathered
After the supper different aspects of mis-
sion work were discussed, and pledges
were taken for the support 81 the work
AZ the Franklin county station IN China
which !. supported hy the Congregational
churches Of Franklin county, aud Ia
which Mortified has always gwen the
largest amount, Rev. l.. j. Brace Of N.
First Baptist church II Greenfield al.
dressed the meeting. The committc. in
charge Of the banquet We're Miss Cynthia
Barber. Miss Eta MerIiman, Mn. W. H.
Waite, Mrs Fred Pallam. and Mr.. :. G,
Iiolton.
The program for the Memorial day eel
ebration j. completed. On Sunday. MAY
-. the Grand Army Post. Relief Corps.
Sons OF Veterans and auxiliary will attend
service at the Congregational church. upon
the invitation Of Rev y. Fay Smith.
Monday. Memorial day. the -four patriotic
organizations will meet at the town hall
at ~ a. m. and with the school children
march To the cemetery where they will
hold services and decorate rs veterans
graves. 4 collation. will be served at
noon in the town hall AZ > o'clock the
following exercises will he gwen at the
town hall: Selection. Mortified band:
singing. Star Spangled Banner. chorus OF
school children; prayer, Rev. Arthur +.
Wilson: Rotations and singing. school
children: recitation. Iincoln's address at
Gettysburg: selection. band: address. The
American Volunteer. Col John ID. Billings
of Cambridge: singing. America, school
children, band and audience: benediction.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20

aud expects 10 be gone about three
months.
Rev. ". y. Whiicomb attended the
Windham County Sunday school con
y.ntion Thursday of last week
Mrs. T.. NJ. MAY Of Moodsville, y.
H.. is with her daughter, Mrs. II. :.
Cady. Mr.. MAY !, nearly ~ YEAR, old
and is IN full possession Of all her fac
ulties.
The valley creamery with c. J.. Eddy
proprietor, has trebled its product OF
butter within the past few weeks. with
a long lit of new patrons. Thirty
three cents for bnitciiat was the price
paid for the month Of March.
Much indignation has been expressed
by the townspeople over the fact that
owing 10 the incompetence or indiher-
ence Of some of the town officials the
approach To the ferry was left IN an
unsafe and almost impossible condi.
ton. and but for the work contributed
by Walpole il would doubtless have re-
NAMED so indefinitely. Such incidents
are a reflection on the enterprise Of
the town. the ability Of its officers, and
the intelligence Of the voters who elect.
ed them,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
HALIFAX

Mrs. John Hitchcock is Ill.
Mrs r n. Worten is on the sick list.
Mrs. Sarah Perry is working at Frank
Chase's.
Miss leila Lebert of Brattleboro was
at home Sunday.
Miss Nugent of Chicago is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Copeland. ~
Rev. w. NJ. Hitchcock was IN brattie-
boro Monday on business.
7 Frear of Albany, N. Y, is visiting
his aunt. Mrs. w. NJ. Hitchcock.
u 9 Cooke is at home from county
oo,,rt after serving as juryman most five
weeks.
Mrs Elya Hickock of North Adams,
,fol ;s at her uncle's George l.. Clark S,
h Mdni take care of Mr.. Clark who has
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
WHITINGHAM.

Mr.. Marsh returned TO hi. home the
iint Of the week.
John Underwood 81 Heath, Mass. Wis
tied his son, VIII Underwood, last week.
Verne Carrier has gone to Pit,siield.
Mass. to work. Dwight Putnam left with
him.
Mr.. Calista Upton returned home
saturday night from her visit to Fitch
burg.
Benny Barnes Of Springfield. Mass. wa
here over Sunday visiting hls sister Mn.
Hattie Chase. and brother, VIII Barnes.
Mrs. Alma Taylor OF Greenheld wa, al
her mothers, Mn. :. 4. Wheelers, las,
week and Mr.. Wheeler returned home
with her.
Mrs. Gerald Wheeler went to North
Adams last Saturday 10 visit her mother,
who is in the hospital. {. ;. Goodnow
al-o visited there Monday and found his
wife getting along well.
Mrs. Rosa Chase. who has spent the
winter in Greenfield, came up Sunday TO
look after her home here. Her adopted
daughter. Miss Catbarinc Scudder, came
with her Mrs. Chase will return TO
Greenfield
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
so11rH VERNON.

Mrs Putnam has finished WORK s az "a
A Newton s and has gone to Northneiu'
Mass. u.,oaosa
Fritz Karl, son of John Walod osss
died Nav p of pneumonia. he was
three weeks old. ,ohoro
Mrs Frank Weeks Of Brat tue Sep
v;s;tad her brother, E. Graves, ana hei
sister sister Mrs. Martha Tyler, recently
w A. Newton is failing; His daug ~
ter Mrs Frank Hunt, and ms son SON. + w,
II Newton, have been with MIN Inc
Rev A. E. Phelps will take tor nd ms
subject Sunday morning. r. -, o1 What
Schools and in the evening, HELL "na'
and Where Is ltf e ,frs
william Riley, 80, only son OF Of MIS-
Helen Riley, passed away May Resides sides
> short illness of pneumonia. B Besia1o
bic mother one sister, Mrs. Wl l;nas
To I Of Worcester, Mass, sur rSnrcb
The funeral was held at the new . :nG,
Tmesday. Rev. A. E. Phelps om e,1 TIE
Fl L were many and beantliai. n anv
family have the sympathy Oh may
friends.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
GREEN RIVER.

Will Lynde of Gill, Mass, is visiting
Mr.. Burnett. =.
The endemic of whooping cough has
nearly died out. c.;,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Boyden 2u OF %ali-
ford spent Sunday with David Worden'
Mr. and Mrs Luke Wrisley spent Sun.
dav with Charles Shepardson in west
Brattleboro.. e
Mrs Walter Phelps and daughter OF
,uast Gnilford visited her daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Thomas, this week.
Willis McKelly of Greenfield, Mass
NJ Riake and Mr.. Green of Boston, Or.
n Mr Mr.. Bushmark and the Spencer
brothers of Shelburne Falls. Mass, were
at Mrs Flies on fishing trip last week.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
GUILFoRD CENTER.

Harry Thomas of Brattleboro visit
cd his father last Sunday.
Mrs. George Amcs is stopping will
her broth her, George Thomas, and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Goodnow visit
ed relatives in Conway two days last
week.
Mrs. Ernest Pike and two children
of Dover are visiting her brother, II
T. Waite.
Arnold Franklin of Springfield
Mass. visited his grandfather, Il. ID
Fran Kiln, recently.
| Mrs. Lula Goodnow and little daugh
ter, Virgie, visited her parents IN
Dummerston over Sunday.
Mrs. Ray Miner of Springfield, ",
with her three children, is visiting MI
Miners parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Creon
Miner.
II was an ideal day Tuesday and
the auction of Chester Clark was large
ly attended and things brought fairly
good prices.
Charles Potter came from Spring,
field, Mass, Monday night and VIII
remain with his mother II is expect
ed his wife will join him later
Charles and Rette Ramsdell returned
from New York Monday where they
went with the body of their rather,
They returned to their school duties
Tuesday.
special meeting of Broad Brook
grange will be held this week SATURDAY
evening. The first and second degrees
will be conferred upon the members
of the class that were absent last week.
Mrs. Robert Kibbc and son, Roger,
If Springfield, Mass, have visited for
the past 10 days with her sister, MIS-
I. b. Franklin, and called upon, OLD
acouaintances. She returned nome ues'
day.
Hart p. Larrabee of Colrain succeed
cd in climbing Potter hill last Tues,
dav with his Buick auto. Others nave
attempted the feat, but have, not sue
ceeded. 1t is the steepest hill in town
that is Travelled by team.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Bullock were
pleasantly surprised last Saturday
evening when, after the degree WORK.
tbey were presented with sum OF OF
money in behalf of the members OF
the grange who regret to- have them
leave town. Mr.. and Mrs. Buliock
have been secretary and treasurer Oh
the grange for the past nine years.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
WEST NoRTHFIELD.

Mrs. Jane Preston is visiting her SOIL
ID. l.. Preston, Of Mortified.
Miss Mary A. Gates has returned from
a visit to her son, II. c. Gates, :"
Orange.
Mrs. John Clark and little daughter
of Townsend, Mass, have been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Henry Carr.
Don't forget the ten-cent entertainment
Friday evening, May q, at johnson
hall, The entertainment is given, by the
Iend-a Hand ladies and cordial INVITA-
tion is extended to everyone
Charles Hill, who has been in the EN-.
nlov az Il. b. Buffum d Son for the past
six six years, finished his work there sa ,r
day and Ernest Adams takes his place
Nj. Hill has been popular here ana ana
there is not person who patronizes .ne
store who is not sorry to have MN iea'e
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
WHY SALvES FAIL TO CURE
ECZEMA.

Scientists are now agreed that the ecze-
ma germs are lodged not in the outer skin
or epidermis, but in the inner skin. Hence,
a penetrating liquid is required, not an out
ward salve that clogs the pores.
We recommend to all eczema patients
the standard prescription Oil of Winter
green as compounded in liquid form known
as D. d. D. Prescription. A trial bottle
of this D. D. D. Prescription, at only Is
cents, will instantly relieve the itch. We
have sold and recommended this remedy
for years, and know of wonderful cures
from its use. We recommend it to our
patrons.
Brooks House Pharmacy.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
SOUTH HALIFAX.

Mrs. May Clark has been quite VI the
pasl week,
Walter Ingraham was the guest Of {
y. Clark over Sunday,
Mr.. George News,ead returned 10 hei
home in Ilinsdale, \. H.. last week.
Mrs. Bertha Hale aud ION are visit
ing al MIR. j. c. winn's this week.
Mis-. Nina Leafnard went TO Greenfield
last week where she has employment,
Harry Clark went "a Wet BraitieborC
Monday TO begin his lumber job he has
them.
Many farmers in this section began send
ing their milk 20 Boston last week Wed
ncssiay,
Miss Kathryn Calvin was able 10 be-
moved home last Thursday after a Ions
illness at Mr.. Charles liiglcy's.
=. II. Stones mill was closed Saturday
afternoon for the picnic held ON Fred
Mays Hat. A good time has been re-
mart al
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
EAST DuMMERsToN.

There was frost Monday and Tues
day mornings.
Miss Ella Jennison is visiting in
Newfane.
Mrs. Ann Reed is spending the week
at U. G. Davis's.
Mrs. G. G.. Walker visited in Brat
tleboro the first of the week.
Miss Ruth Dutton of Mortified,
Mass, has been spending few days
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20

bssn II Zoe tse ~ thfrs weeks silh
nsNous pTes,faiI"n'
Mr aud Mrs, john liWs. and daughter
Ruth from GIesnfsld acre al y, y,
Creams over Sunday,
Mf. AMI Mrs. Msryin LaIfalae II iiIal'
iirlsaFp sl-rnl lac, SUNDAY alih Air. lar
Taiaf's mother,
Mr.. Ruth Wilcox II Shelbulns falls,
Mass,, has hssn slrnslins leo dafs
hsI- siih relatives aud iIisnds,
Mr. aud Mn A. A. i.arial'ee II az,
anse, Mass. Arfr uysf Sunday visitors al
Mr iAnals-', mothers Tecsntly'
MF and Mis, Forrest :, >ssls9n at
srsnheld spent SATURDAY aud sunday
Nth telaiiXes and friends ~ town,
MIR. II II. Ware II Wilmington 80
iutnssi 10 hrI home FRIDAY alter .I~ndins
week wiih her sister, Mr.. \, Z. ienes,