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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-12

Anti-billboard crusade is beginning to
produce practical results. The South
west Land company has shown public
spirit and an appreciation of the wishes
of the majority of citizens by removing
all billboards and bulletin boards from
Vermont square. Bully! Let the good
work go on.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-12

Nicaraguans are fighting like demons.
Every nationality that has an interest
in the western hemisphere is disgraced
by this sanguinary disturbance of the
peace. And who are Gordon's Ameri-
can sharpshooters who are reported
to be in the thick of the fighting?
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-12

Los Angeles bank clearings for the
week showed a gain of 27.7 per cent as
compared with those of the corre-
spending week a year ago. Los An
geles the Uncle Aleck town, is steadily
advancing in prosperity. Great is the
success of the Los Angeles way.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-12

Development of the cotton growing
industry of Imperial valley will help
California, increase the general pros
perity of the state, and add another to
the Industries of national Importance
for the possession of which California
is distinguished.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-12

OF a poor woman who occupies the
witness stand for two days and half
while giving testimony in divorce suit
against her husband it may we'll be
believed she was welded to man
with a past"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-12

Good Government influence on. the
prosperity of Greater Los Angeles Is
shown by marked increase in the
business of banks. Our city is western
but it is neither wild nor woolly. 1t Is
one of the most cultured, aesthetic anc
refined as we'll as one of the most
enterprising, in the United States. The
history of Los Angeles shows good gov
ernment and prosperity go together.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-12
OR SoMETHlN'

Glow is your wife this morning,
Uncle Henry?'
"Well, l dunno. She's fallin' dretful
slow. l do wish she'd git well, or
somethin'. Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-12
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TO CORRESPONDENTS intended
for publication must be accompanied By the
name and address OF the writer. The Herald
gives tine widest latitude TO correspondents
but assumes no responsibility for their views,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-12

HERE are over 1000 moving
picture theaters in the United
States, besides 5000 other
places where motion pictures
are shown. over 200 miles of
film are unrolled on the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-12
AFTER A WEEK OF SPANISH

Tomorrow--The National Health.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-12

on ali matters pertaining to advertising
address Charles r. Gates. advertising man
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04

IA. issn .sll 10 Nj Clara q l'Fs's'a'
siiir
Mr Amali seat % RssioA salai'iAi
10 1l.i hsr auHi, Mrs. Hesisioash'
E.d GlsAsan q iraiiisisoFe ,i'ilsd ~
usaihrr fhuFssiay AMI iudas y l-'i 49,
M AMI Mis- CLARK u jaessan'ills ~,
u.sl Il nf fhemsss srtpfal aass 'as'
usrk !.
Mn n ; Mffirli II liin=ialr, ~,
.,..nt sanlay q hrr iaihefs- M'liaH
Hos ani'ss
Nr Mt, Hsniun. aha has hrril =
J,,ns hes "a, n = huyniun, ir'o''sri y"
liraiilrl.aFa Saturday
There Nill he : hakrsi lspAh sailFt, q
a.. .butsh .rsiD iiidal rArnihs ~
l.nsass,ls are iaT the hruriil = lhr Singing
sgh0ol
Nru Sunda, morning The pastor u ~
l,,nsp satiunal rhnnh ALL sl3ah 80 tap
,onlr. Am / Ms iirolhrfh hrei~f' ~
an. .,.nins the christian EniraNof i"i''s,'
Thr M,-irl lnirayoWF e'll L" 'e''''a
rrs4l
n,v. \. ). MonTr II NrNianr exchanged
puliiis aith Rev, i, ;, lsfrYr lasl s.h
iaV. Mr.. Moore, snblrt ss' Am
Among Nau A. III That serrih uNlhs
h thr condition If the foads lhr ah'h"
anrr Nas smaller Than usual,
ia .pi,e oi the inrls.ent weather lat
SATURDAY earning = NrIA rnaal ahir INV
a.. .i.rni al the home vi Z. u, holdth
t,au,,, music. anA refreshments Nrfr tlr
,.ri,t M hi. hour The orrasi0n Nas Va
i,,B.r III Np nakdsns birthday
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04

10 the siouni, thTsHihg the driver be
tAsan ihr l0ad ani the horses, fofi1'
nalely ho ene Aas badly Injured,
The gFaund boz uas able 10 see bis
shaiaA an "Wednesday aud nc fear he
ain 81 i,aek 10 NJ, ainter quarters 10
.tcnd soins tin,s, lht then, all slshs
have l~esn knean Ia iaii, - ~ ~ hoi~
for ihr k~s'
Rev, \. = MeaI. aill nFuarh n"Al sun
iag n0fning "a tho suhissl, The NlAHi
81 flalst, The lAis ~ IFae Worship, from
he taN lsaim nsli h tnnnnilan Ailh
the inlrolufilon II the hra lomnal "a The
sunday ,rnirs,
Miss stella Mirali !. aiih heE mother
iuT ! rest. Mics fTaNr lkallon = staying
with Mrs. Mieaii aud Miss stella for =
ZEN saAs waiting 10 sre II she = saihs 10
have mea.les, Mrs, Mailer nallou ls
ronfotiahl al present writing We holse
no one else all contract the disease,
Christian Endeaynr day will h. oh
,rnssl by the NeNianc sosirly next nrs'
IA, evening. Mrs y ;, MoaIc vii have
charge, The topic TOT the meeting u he
Malsl Christian End-aVor, John ISIS
ID Will H. conservation meeting aud will
h. followed by the regular business meet
ing III the rorlrlN, Let each member make
an effort 10 he present
A large audience gf.rts,l e, NJ ku..el
al Union hall "Wednesday evening aud
listened aileniisek while he told the sior,
IL The civil MAR illustrated with tine sicf-
opiieon views, The leyiuie Wa inter
.larssl with same Of the old war sones
Nh. aud Mr., a u Wright sang Columbia
the lrm II the Ocean and Marching
Through Georgia. aud Miss Hammond
sang fcniihg On the Old Camp Ground
aud Iu.t Before the Battle. Mother, The
l.ciur. was very instructive.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
SOUTH WINDHAM.

Fay Smith has finished work In Taft :
mill aud i NJ home,
Mrs. q. I. Carleton is in SaXlons Riv'
er assisting in the care Of her mother,
Mrs Gale who is about 90 years old.
aud Is in feeble health.
4 donation was given 10 the pastor
and his wife TUESDAY evening. \ good
number were present and a pleasant eve
ming was spent. Refreshments were
served.
The sudden death of Willard Moultrop
Monday morning came as a great shock
to his neighbors and friends Mr.. MOul'
trop had been in poor health for a long
time. lie came down 10 breakfast as
usual Monday morning. but complained
of n severe pain in his side and ate but
very little. He rapidly grew worse and
Il doctor was summoned by telephone,
hut he passed away soon after the doe
tor arrived. II will be remembered
that his wife died of pneumonia Jan.
rs. After his wife s death he went TO
live with his son. Edward Moultrop.
This is the third death in Mr.. Moul,
trOp' : family within six months. Their
son, Charles Moultrop. died about six
months ago. The funeral will be held
at the house Thursday at 10 o clock and
burial will be AT Bellows Falls. He is
survived by one son, Edward Moultrop.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
wARDsBoRo.

T. Underwood !. gaining, hui Z not YET
,llf ta h. 0ui II dwofs,
The 4. 4 club la, IL monthly supper
Al tbs town hall Monday evening
Mis-. Nina GLEASON II Jamaica v'.iie'i
hes aunt. Mir Fila knight, the hr'' 81
ilr acrkr
Vernon, srausr wall hold a meeting TO-
morrow evening \ good attendance l.
hoprd tpr
Mr.. John Cobb i on the sick let Her
daughter. Mt. MARI Allrn, 81 Drrry, .
caring lpr her.
Charlie. Wall arrived from sardnei'
Mass-. Friday night with the body Of h.
Nii.. Who died Jan. NJ Of ptomhine poison
ing She wa ~ year. old and leaves q
daughter 50 year. Of axe. Mrs. Nmll Wa
,he only daughter ni Gaies EstcrhTook
The funeral wa held a, Mr.. Ester.
brooks. Th0-e present from out OF town
were Mr. Clara Thomas Of Bridgeport,
Conn, Mr.. aud Mn, Philetus Wall OF
Barnafd.ton. Mass. Mr.. and Mn. Her
hert Williams Of Londonderry.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
WEST TOWNSHEND.

Bernlce Hadlock has measles.
Mrs. Martha Howe is on the sick list
Rev. A. Edward Martin has just
bought horse.
Harvey p. Capen is confined to the
house with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Lawrence were
in Brattleboro Wednesday.
Owing to the several cases of measles
the singing school has been given up
for this winter.
Mrs. Wesley Howard is enjoying a
visit this week with relatives in Put
nev and Westminster.
Miss Mary Lawrence is working at
+. j. Harris IS on account of the illness
of Mr.. Harris's mother.
Charles O. Kimball has been confined
to the house by illness the past week,
but is again able to be out.
Fay H. Smith has finished work for
w. Fl. Taft and on account of illness has
gone to his home at Windham.
A number from here attended the
play given by Leland & Gray students
at Townshend Thursday evening.
The entertainment provided by the
grange for the next meeting Feb. IL,
will be a debate, Resolved, that the
works of nature are more beautiful
than the works of art. For the affirm
alive will be C. E. Grout, o. +. Burnap;
for the negative, A. E. Martin, I. E.
Sanderson. 1t is hoped that the other
grangeTs will also come prepared to dis,
cuss the subject.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
SOUTH NEwFANE.

Miss Carloitie Williams lei, "Wednesday
ior her home IA Nermontv,llc, y. \.
John l.. Mors, lhi. week !. running hi,
mill. saving lumber lof u, 4, Bailey 81
Asawam,
Grorsr H. Frederick Monday moved unr
oi his null. in llin-iale, y, VI, Five teams
were required fot the moving,
The l.adir.' Benevolent society Will meet
next "Wednesday afternoon at William.
yillt with Mr.. P.rlcy Sparks.
Mr.. Dwight T. Bailey Monday returned
to Agawam. Mr. Bailey came saturday
night and remains few days 20 look after
hi. lumber business.
There was some question "Wednesday a.
Ia whether Candlrmas day Indicated that
winter was over Or just begun. The clerk
OF the weather settled the matter for a day
Al least by sending a good oldiashionrd
,now.torm yesterday
Mr.. Jessie Lamson. formerly OF thu,
place. and Ernest l.. Davenport OF Green.
field were married last week "Wednesday
At Colran. Mass. by Rev. Mr., Graham,
They visited Mrs Davenport's parents,
Mr.. and Mr.. ". 4, Brook, aud aunt,
Mn. Alice A. Bailey, this week, also
moved her household goods from her WI.
Evansville residence TO the new home at
Greenfield Mr. and MIR. Davenport hay"
the best wishes of many friends here,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
LONDONDERRY.

Henry Calvin is slowly recovering
from diphtheria.
Thelma Arnold was at home from
Burr and Burton over Sunday.
4 number from here attended Pomona
grange at South Londonderry Wednes.
day
Clarence Pratt, who has been very i'll
wit inflammation of the bowels. is slow.
~ improving.
Mrs. Marion Arnold is STAYING few
days at the Highland house with her
brother, d. d. Wait.
Emery and Ida Wilder had an auction
of stock, farming tools, ct, Monday and
viii soon move to their new home at
Manchester Depot.
Edward H. Swift and Frank Mcguire
of Manchester took snowshoe trim
to Londonderry Monday. They made
trip to Chester Tuesday. returning
home by way of Rutland
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
WEST WARDSBoRo.

Miss Cora Fits is visiting in Brattle'
h0rn,
Mrs Mary Lamb has gone to spend
the winter in Wilmington.
\ social dance was held at II. 4.
Waite : last Friday evening.
Miss GLADYS Daggett left Wednesday
for Boston, Portland. Me-, and other
places.
The Ladies Social circle will meet
with Mrs NJ f. Baldwin Thursday az.
tcruoon. Feb. 10.
Matte Kendall, Maude and HAL Rob.
insOn visited the first of the week with
relatives in East Jamaica.
Rev. ". ;. Boardman spent last Fri.
day in Brattleboro. Mrs. Boardman ac.
cOmpanied him as far as Newfane, where
she spent the day.
Mrs. J. c. Bills went last week to
Brooklyn. y. Y. where she expects 10
have employment. Word has been re-
ceivcd of her safe arrival.
pound party was held at the vestry
Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
pastor. \ supply of groceries, including
barrel of flour. was given. 4 pleas
ant social time was spent by those pres
ent and refreshments were served.
Miss Daggett closed a successful term
of school Friday afternoon. Pupils with.
out absent marks were: Carl Armstrong.
Floyd Robinson. Edith Wilder. Leland
and Ross Newell. Bernard Newell was
absent one,half day Friday afternoon
the children amused themselves by play.
ing games and having refreshments.
Mrs. f. o. Robinson went TO Brattle.
boro Monday to visit her sister who is
i'll in the Memorial hospital. A number
of Mrs. II. 7. Waite s friends gave her
a postcard shower last Thursday. which
she enjoyed very much and wishes to
thank all who remembered her. The
shower was a surprise and the cards
still give her much pleasure. Mrs
Waite has been at the Memorial hospital
eight weeks for treatment.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
EAST DOVER.

Forrest Wentworth is i'll with measles.
Bert Whitney of Leyden is visiting at
Ed Wider's.
Lillian Moore is spending the week in
Brattleboro.
Mrs. Minnie Carey is working for Mrs
Henry Sherman.
The Ladies Aid will meet next Tines.
day afternoon with Mrs. NJ. A. sherman
W. L. leaw visited his uncle. Willard
Brown, in Brookline Friday of last week.
Pearl Brown, who has been housed
with grip the past 10 days is able to be
out. ~
There will be donation at the Metho.
dist church Tuesday evening. Everybody
is invited.
Mrs. c, H. Bemis is in Brattleboro car.
ing Tor her three daughters who are III
with measles
Rev. G. W. Russell is attending the Nev
England Baptist conference held in Bos.
ton this week.
Mrs. +. 4. Johnson is spending few
days with her sister. Mrs. f. o. Robinson
IN Wardsboro this week
Mrs. Herbert Gerry was pleasantly SIR.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
EAST JAMAICA

B.. T.. rhay.r !. It'll looking for oIrn'
MI aud Mr., T. : AllTn ,leHi Iuosi'i
IN Wari,boro.
Mr aud Mi., Joseph Bristol Of Jamaica
az. Al q. NJ, noanr.s.
WAYNE Butler ha, .nld his oxen 10 Mt
Sargent oi Hniilrbolo,
Mr.. 4. II. Peek aud daughter >Shil Vie
tied IN Jamaica Sunday,
Romano Thayrr 81 foWnshrnd va a.
T.. l.. Thal.r's Wednesday,
n q. Clark 81 ItaltlcboIo ha, bought
and shipped several cow from hefe te
ucnik.
". :. Allen and 4 T.. GLEASON bought
pair II oxen in south Londonderry re-
GENTLY.
Mn. Roe Robinson aud daughter Dnti,
u Jamaica visited her parents the hrsi ol
the week,
Homer Burroughs oi West Town-hend
la. been here for several days saving wood
tot different parties.
Mi.. Matte Kendall, also Maude and
HAL Robinson oi We, Nanl.boro, Vi
tied 70, Mn, Niona llowc's this week
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
BROOKLINE.


K: t. Marsh was in Bellows Falls tb;s
week. ''''&
Miss Mable Hastings of Saxtons Rive,
Is visiting here this week
Noble Pratt is fitting up his COSY home
with his goods brought from Newfane
William Robbins and his bride of Spriny.
Held, Mass, visited here the past week.
Oscar Lawrence and Seth White attend.
eed the funeral of Silas Kenny at New.
fame Sunday. " ~"
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Sticknev were oueS+s
OF Mr; and Mrs. +. l.. Hastings of Towns
bend Wednesday, :" 10
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Howe attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Howes nephew Tuesday
at Bellows Falls. 'e'"s
Mrs. c. w. Stickney and Mrs NJ w
Lawrence visited in Saxtons River return.
ing Monday evening. "
malvin Woolley is boarding at Huob
allbees and working in the lumber camn
on the Albee farm. 'p
DIR. Robe of Baldwinsville. Mass was
IN town few days this week attending to
his numbering interests.
Herman Eddy has taken his two teams
anu Ear Derry to work on the lumber
JOB on the Cummings farm in Townshend
Adams johnson is taking part of his
stock IRON his farm in Newfane and will
occupy his home farm the rest of the win.
ter. "i''
Mrs. Henry Wilson was glad to boar
that her sister living in New York had
passed the critical point of her affliction
ana was expected to recover
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04

rri,si TUESDAY afternoon ahrH sEa
hsf Eat Dover friends eallsi lar !.
A ven ENJOY able afternoon "a, ss
CA THURSDAY evening II h,i s4s
baptist saeirig gave a donation r =
q. " Russell ~ the chuFrh laI's :
ter Wa served irnm ia g. rigl
Gam-s wrm played aud even +
liberal giii,,
A. Mn & l.. Brown and Raj w
wrts on their way home from 80 D.
SATURDAY. evening between 5 and
they >aW IL the southwest the faa
4 comet They expires. 4 a. a =.
.ishi and Wi.h other. might ssr
Little E,a Carey. daughter u Nr, 4
ME Carey. irll down the cellar Fan
Henry Shcfmans Friday evening Z
week. putting her elbow out oi q, :
breaking one bone below the elias. Z
Hrillon II Warishafo was eallsi Id
the broken bonc- and the child
enc At Thu writing.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
NEwfAKE
allas N. Kenny.

u, lhs death al silas \. Kenny ID.
community loses good man aho ieli an
intsfrsi Ia the welfare II the t0sn lie
aas barn ncl /, l~si ~ NssIane, ehe
~ lh- sreen chillIpn II Henry - and
Ra.4lis kl.idsF ksnny, r. = krnny ilni
ia lA,'s, lie Youngest son, Arthur IL,
,li.sl Ia Colorado at the agr II -, fso
small daughter. died william . irN days
II each olh.T ii dlphihsIia, Sllas hrnnS :
Nraianr anrusin Aas lfpm the raTlt
settlers, nearun Moses Kenny and Asu
l,sh, his wife, Win rams ifam NanhhaIa
ani sudbury, Macs, ~ l'si, AMI Marshall
and i.,,lia Newton. Aha were II Ahfews
bHtN, Mass. origin, aud rane Ia this ,aNn
Whre lhsy elransl a large farm, DRAGON
KENNY eleaf.d more than a ihousanu
sers IL Wild land aud leil valuable
aefragr Ia a lars. family, lie san, Sllas,
grandfather II Silas y, lived on what ls
known a, the Kenny pond farm over
lhrranafirrs II a reniuiy, lie command
III company II oaValy from WarisboTo
aud Newianc, aud aiinrwani onganisssl
aud commanded company ui ls rifle
men, tall aud well built, who were the
pride ~ the town. and finely uniformed
with green inocks and cape and black
nlnmrs The company ranked iirsi ia the
stat" for drill aud attTaciiyeness, To
Slas y Kenny descended ancestral traits
which made early sslllrn ii good report
ia their towns lie was thrifty, sensible,
strictly honest, industrious aud intelligent,
In hi later year. lac Nas public spirited
and had a KEEN outlook On business Al
FAIR at home and over the country, Vet
BE- Wa - MODEST aud retiring that 4 vas
not generally realized When he did ars
eeIi a few l,ublic trust, 10 he later YEAR
h. quietly fulfilled these duti.s With
al NI.slsH a.. NsaE he
Old burning ground On Newiane hill, the
larl resting place OF early settlers aud
nihcrs, will moi Lee forgotten. lie gave
freely Nj. time and limited strength To-
improve the grounds and managed wisely
necessary expenditures.
lie married Miss Dcln VI. Tulhill Of
this place July a. 1908, IN declining
health for several years he was confined
To his room hardly five weeks and bore
severe suffering with fortitnde. Besides
hi. widow. Mr. Kenny j. survived by hi
mother, Mrs Kenny a brother. John VI
Kenny aud two sisters, Alrs. \. A. Aus
tin nf Brookline and Mr.. Ward H. Eager
ut New York, who was unable 10 come Ia
the funeral.
The funeral wa. held on SUNDAY at the
home on West street, the Odd Fellows toi
whom y were present. with Rev. Daniel
MCINTYRE Of Townshend. a member Of the
order. officiating, and conducting also
commitinl service at Woodlawn cemetery.
Mr.. and Mn. G. l.. lleseock sang two
HYMNS. Choice floral tributes from the !.
q. q. f.. the Rebekahs and relatives were
eloquent in silent sympathy
Relatives present from out of town were
George q. Randall. half brother of ;, y.
Kenny's mother. and his daughter Mrs.
Well, Halliday Of East Dover: Frank II.
Kidder. Mr. and Mrs. VIII kidder. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur White all Of Wards
boro: Mr. and Mrs. Austin. Miss Stella
Austin aud George Malari of Brooklinc
and Ward H. Eager of New York,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
WEST DOVER.

Mrs o. L. Corse Is NJ with a cold
Mrs, Nancy Russell is on the SICK !.
Mrs. Myron Lyman Of WilmingiJa q
tied at Mandus Lyman's Last week
The Ladies Aid society meets =
Mrs. Criss Johnes next WEDNESDAY I
iernoon. All are invited.
The kindergar,ner q Wilma.
had social dance at the Green u
tain Inn last Wednesday night, y
Alexander furnished them a good
per.
The friends and neiglybors OF M !.
Mrs. Mandus Lyman gave them a Fa-
last Friday night. il being their 2
wedding annn ersary. They we've e
recipients Of n silver tea service al5
sum Of money. Cake and coffee y
served. After dancing until late IA
the company returned TO their h6r
wishing Mr.. aud Mrs. LYMAN many d
~ returns Of the day.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
MARLBORO.

Reed 5 mill expects TO shut down Il
week.
d. J.. Braine was called TO Boston /.
last of the week.
Clarence Perry has finished WORK
the Five Maple farm.
Mr.. Halliday lost valuable horse d
week from paralysis of the throat,
Mr.. and Mrs. Larned of Halifax r.
tied her mother, Mrs. Baxter. SUNDAY
Measles have obtained quite a Zoe
hold IN the east part of the town. Fl
families ar quarantined.
Paul Lock and his mother went
Boston Tuesday Mr.. Lock expect.
be gone about month.
The Ladies aid will have a mi5ii
social at the church Feb. 9. They ".
furnish dinner. A large attendance
desired.
The South school closed Jan. %. 7.
pupils having no absent marks duriE
the term We're: Grace RYDER. Lottie RI
der, Dorothy Prentiss. Harry Taylor a.
Harold Dalrymple.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Mrs. Lucy Shattuck of New York i,
in town.
a telephone was installed in the post
office Tuesday.
f. F.. Rugg celebrated his 10th birth
day last Tuesday.
Maud Hewes visited at II. H. Bost
wick S last week.
Mrs. Laura jenkins is visiting in Bel
lows Falls this week.
Mr.. Deming of Oswego. Kan, was a
recent guest of j. W. Melendy.
Several from here attended the auc.
ton at Emery Wilder s on Tuesday.
Rowe Goddard of Keene, N. H.. is
visiting his mother, Mrs. d. B. Goddard,
Mrs. Milan Goddard of Boston Joined
her husband at Arson Hayward 5 Mon.
day night.
-, The friends of Mr.. and Mrs, Emmett
futile gave them surprise party Wed.
nesday evening.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
JAMAICA.

The singing school will meet tomorrow
evening.
j. e. Martin was in town on business
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Daggett spent the
day Saturday in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Della Howard returned from her
visit in Orange, Mass, Monday.
The W. c. T. U. held its regular meet
ing Wednesday with Mrs. Sellers.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Ellis are visiting
their son, George, in Brattleboro.
Rev. A E. Martin of West Townshend
visited at c. ID. Boyden's Tuesday.
1t is reported that the Jamaica house
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