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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18

robn r, p Fot.rson ana oliver Jones. sxrs OF
Joseph II Snyder: s575oo, attorneys ="
Bauerdorf. III Broadway
37TH ST. 40 West 3 sty brk Z9xss-s s sore
IL, 1907; Mary Mcdonald to JosePm =. "a
81 500; attorneys. strong & Cao"a'a''
Wall st.
74J-H ST. 12o East. sty brt. Is. ex1o2 q Dec
Is. 1902; Marx and Mary Rubinsky 70 E S''nr
Best; $500 attorneys. Arrows1nitn q 4'u""'
2c9 Broadway.
10TH ST, n S. as II . of Ave A. 1o2 2x12,;
June IS. 1905: Emil Bloch TO New York Protest
ant Episcopal Public School. by William seq =
Jones 60 Wall st.
10TH ST. 81 West sly brk. 1sx1o2 IL !, M Nay
afsorn n sohmt Ley Haas liz Nassau
131ST ST, IS West. 3 sly brk. 1898. H. Sept
p. 1907: Herbert Burnham to waiter . ana
Wilbur g Hudson: $1,000; attorneys Martin &
Howe. 265 Broadway.
THE BRONX.
BROWN PL. g 6, 90 IT n Of 18Th St to1so:
March % 1901; Jacob and Ray Maisel. Max L
and Regina Rohp1an to Julia d Sturges; $4,000;
address IS Liberty st.
BROWN PI, cor t35th st, 50Io0; March
IN, .eer JACOB ana Ray Ms5se MAJ ss7 s sHe I'd
dress, 55 Liberty st.
A ST 1 12 9 1907 Of Simpson st.
Katie Rather to Sdgar AppleSy' trustee So
600: address, 1872 Broadway.
FREEMAN ST, cor Hoe ave. runs " 1oo1
s 60x e sc. 2xn b. f0I 63. Ok so: June I, 1909:
Samuel and Belinda Lyttle to American Mort
gage Co; $4,000: address. 81 Nassau ST.
,o R5 I, 6 RID, g " cor Marion avs,
Jones to Anne Carroll. Fannie LAWYER and
Margaret Keary Hof. adninistratrices; $4,000:
attorney, Fred Hoff. 30 Pine St
SAME PROPERTY; March 20. 1910: Same to
same; 5000: attorney, same.
LOTS q and % and q IT lot 2s and 8 2
r 8t 70 50ek 4s map 9ubdsvis sion PT9ge
Meehan and Isaac Moritz to Samuel K Johnson:
$780, address, III West 18th st
SIMPSON ST, s, 241I It n OF Westchester
ave- 4Ox1Oo; Nov 80, 1909: Simpson Construction
Co TO Charles Riley: so. 300; attorney, Richard
3 Kelly, 10 Broadway.
WOODYCREST AVE. n cor 16sth st, 277 II
999x irreg; Woodycrest ave, 8 cor 166th st.
~. 1xS1 Ok irreg; 18Th st, 100. 9x9 3x irreg;
Woodycrest ave, ~ cor 166th ST. 176. 4xS1 Ok
lrreg; FEB Is, 1909; Eliz J and Catherine Bogot,
Mary Hindley and Alice Harris to the James
McCreery Realty Corporation; $4,000. address.
107 West 41st ST.
237TH ST, n g, 2sS IT Of Furman ave, 1os II
x4Sx11o 9x4S.6 Nav I, 1909; julius and Amelia
e Wanner and Peter T Wanner to Benjamin
Benenson; Co., attorneys, Lexow. MacKellsr
& Wells. Al Cedar ct.
SAME PROPERTY; June I. 1909; same TO
same; 5000. attorneys, same.
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PLAN MANY BUNeALoV

Macray s. Rosenthal have 500 I
acres at Nil1er's Place. Suffolk Couni7 !
a. Southern syndicate. which Is dsvsc.,
il. Twenty bungalows viii be erected ~
this year
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

THE CHOSEN HOME OF THE CoLORED
will develop in Eastern Virginia A
nucleus is POW forming within twenty minutes
OF Richmond, where fine old estate is being
divided into thousand villa sites which will
be sold exclusively to Afro-Americans. Printed
CAPTAIN CCSSONS of Glen Allen. Va
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

26TH ST n 5. 500 II OF 9th ave- 44x6s S;
New York Mortgage and Security Co loans
Realty Holding Co $4,000
SIMPSON ST, 9 >. 1ss q OF 1eIth 81. $4,000
SiLy Mortgage CO loans Maemor Realty ca
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

DwLy-Een.ilton Csrhsrtt- Of Detroit
bought from Lille L Topl.rzs No. 1888 Ercza-
Yxy, Q TWO gfor3 building On plct q. 1xIIs feet
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

PHILIPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON
one mile unobstructed river frontage: so mod
srn residences near completion Address
PHILIPSE MANOR CO.
Philinsa Manor XnrL.
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built near the scarsdaI. O..
Club, at 5carsdaIe Heixbt. snt Cons.
County, N Y II is said tb,.
be improved overiooks Ii. Is.s Do !.
links OF the club. aat -.
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scARsDALE HOTEL PROJECT.
There was report yesterday that a hotel
to cost between $4,000 and 100000 IS TO be
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FURNISHED COTTAGE. LARGE GROUNDS.
Long Island shore' season. $3.50. Mrs O. H
LEAMAN, 80 Nassau ST. city.
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LONG ISLAND.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

FOUR STORY BROWNSTONE BAY FRONT
residence, 9th St, near Prospect Park West:
IA rooms. hardwood trim; open plumbing; parquet
floor: gas and electrical equipments STEPHEN
NJ. HOVE 2s6 5th ave. New York City Phone
1851 Madison Square
TWO FAMILY. Sc. 900: BARGAIN: 500 DOWN,
s55 monthly. 1112-3S. ACKERMAN, ISL
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
SOUTH WINDHAM.

Earl Holden is moving back to the mill
this week.
o.. s. Farwell went to Springfield, Mass.
Wednesday.
Mrs. L. A. Robinson is nursing at
Mr.. Moors's in Townshend.
John Robbins of Athens is at the home
of his uncle, f. II. Robbins.
Mrs O.S. Farwell returned from Spring
field, Mass, Monday evening.
Mrs. Nina Bingham Of South Newfane
is at her brothers, John Coleman
Miss Mildred Robinson gave birth
day party to several Of her young friends
Wednesday afternoon, it being her l4th
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Eddy and little
daughter Elizabeth, Of Brattleboro, were
recent guests Of Mr.. Eddy's mother, Mrs.
L. L. Packard. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernando Wescott, who
have been spending the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Ford,in Brooklyn, N. Y,
have returned home.
Schools in town will begin next week.
Miss Emma Whitcomb Of Fair Haven
will teach at the Center. Miss Ethel
Toilet of Townshend at the West part
and Miss Annie Brennan Of Whitehall,
N. Y, at the South village.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
SOUTH wARDsBoRo.

Mrs. Charles Hoyt is very i'll and is
expected TO live but a short time.
Hubert Brown has bought place in
South Newfane. instead of Herbert, his
twin brother now living in Williamsville.
Mrs. Seebar and her niece. Mrs. Harry
Sage. went TO Wilmington Sunday to
take the train Monday morning for New
York state To see Mrs. Sages mother,
who was very i'll.
L. +. Gale is soon TO move on to the
so-called Clifford White farm.
Alamanda Wheeler has gone to Water
bury, Conn, TO visit his children living
there.
Merle Stocker has bought the west
end of the "old State" building OF Mr..
Davidson and win move it and fit it up
for horse barn.
Miss Dunton, the nurse who has been
caring for Mrs. A. A. White, has left for
her home and Bertha Palmer has also
gone home. Mrs. Sara Reed from the
city or North Village is caring for Mrs.
White now.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
wARDsBoRo.

Leonard Wheeler returned to Brattle.
boro Monday.
Walter, Perley and Addison Kiddel
returned Tuesday morning.
The schools through the town will
commence Monday, April 25.
The A. L. club will meet with Mrs. F.
Underwood Thursday afternoon, April 81
Townshend grange will visit Wards
boro grange on the evening of Tuesday,
April 10.
Mrs. Celia Anterior has finished work.
ing for Mrs. G. A. Briggs and gone to
Brattleboro.
Several of the members of the 1. O. O.
F. lodge here went to Brattleboro Mon
day, returning Tuesday.
Miss Lucia Gleason and her friend
Miss Amy Pratt, returned to their school
in Brattleboro Monday morning.
Eunice Cobb, who has been with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cobb.
for nearly three months, has gone to her
home in Londonderry, intending to 90 to
school.
Mrs. Edith Brigham and her niece
Miss Emma Rice, came here from Barre
Mass, Monday evening. Mrs. Brigham
moves from +. D. Plimpton's house to
John Underwood house. Mr.. Under
wood has bought the Cole farm in Jamai-
ca and is to move there very soon.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
WEST WARDSBoRO.

Edmund Roberts lost horse Sunday
Dan Cobb visited relatives in Shafts
bury recently.
Frank Smead spent Sunday in Brattle-
boro with relatives.
William Tudor Of Bennington visited
his son, George Tudor, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Adams spent Sum
day in Guilford with Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.
Waite.
The Ladies Social circle will meet with
Mrs. W. J. Davidson, Thursday after
noon, April 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Wallace OF New
fame visited relatives in this village the
first of the week.
NJ. L. Rice and E. 0. Robinson attend
ed the Odd Fellows meeting in Brattle-
boro, Monday evening.
Mrs. George Tudor will have COM
plete line Of spring and summer millinery
from Mrs. G. H. Smith s at her home here
on and after Friday, April o. All are
invited to call.
The body of Stephen S. Perry, for
mer resident of this town, who died in
Minneapolis, Mimi, Saturday, was brought
here for burial Wednesday,
Mrs. w. ]. Davidson entertained sew
eral young ladies at her home last We'd
nesday afternoon. Croquet was played
on the lawn and refreshments were served.
All spent delightful afternoon
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
JAMAICA.

ME- q !, Howe has hesn visiting ia
tnAn
M.. Fanny Howard is a, home ior the
iI.ssnl.
Frank Dpl,hin leii Saturday ior iva
Wrrks' VislI,
Mr. Z. !. Howe returned 10 boz homs
ia Ashland Monday,
l.rarse Wei. 1T llralileilaro ha. hcrn
IN town ruIairins his hoase,
Ms, ". ~ Howard of W-,t Toans'
hrnd i visiting ~ town,
Nlir, AuloIa l., TaynIon, ahe ha. bcen
aWas all winter, y At home,
Mr.. DAVIS ii IoWnshend i visiting
hrr mother, Mrs, Fannie Wood,
". ". Kidder al Wanishoro has lifted
the congregational patronage aiih cave
.pouls,
Mr. Addic Lawrence Of ToNnshend
spent SUNDAY with her parents, Mr. and
Mn. N. l.. Howard,
Mr.. and Mr.. y, l., Williams spent a
lev ,las. lat week with her parents, Mr.,
ani Mrs. u A king.hury,
4. Y. D. rilrr started Monday ior
Riliimnnr. wh-r be- will assist bic broth
~ with a land sale nov taking place
". II Mellman, MALES Newell aud
Leon Cheney attended the |. q, d y,
meeting in lira,tlchoro Monday evening
George ilollcnbcck aud !, ;, buchanan
have moved into the Jamaica Lumber
rompany's mill house. H. 4. Roynton has
moved into the house vacated by them.
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SOUTH NEWFANE.

Miss Stella Morse is working at Sum
ner Shepard's.
Mrs. John Metcalf returned to Brattle
boro Saturday.
Guy Perry of Agawam, Mass, was in
the village early this week.
Mrs. G. H. Fredericks of Brattleborc
visited at Fredericks's lumber camp day
this week.
A. NJ. Daggett of Westminster West
spent Wednesday at his old home on
Marlboro branch.
Mrs. Erwin Sparks Wednesday return
ed from Brattleboro where she has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Atwood.
Henry Amigh, who has been in feeble
health and boarding at Henry Powers's
for several months, has left town.
Mrs. Ella S. Willard was elected one
of the trustees of Williamsville grange at
the regular meeting Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Bastian, Mr.. Bias.
tian's brother and Miss Higley, all Of
Brattleboro, were Sunday callers at S. H
Morse's.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bangs and three
sons of Leverett, Mass, have been visiting
Mrs. Bangs's father, Herbert Pierce, for
ten days past.
John E. Morse yesterday went to VIII
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LONDONDERRY.
Lake Wilkins is in Manchester.

Lake wilkins ID IN MancneStef.
Marion Gibson spent last week in Brat
tleboro.
Mrs. F. M. Leonard spent Monday
in Brattleboro.
Mrs McNieholl Of New York is visit
ing at F. E. Stevens's.
AL Hewes is repairing his house and
putting it in fine condition.
Wendell Arnold of Troy, N. Y, spent
Saturday and Sunday at home.
Ray Holt and family were in Manches-
ter Sunday and Monday, visiting relatives.
The West River Fair association has
elected Fred Laselle president for the
coming year.
Mrs. Cisbee, who has been boarding
at A. H. Wade IS, has returned to her home
in Melrose, Mass.
Mrs. Maria Dove has opened her home
in the village She has spent the winter
in Northampton, Mass.
Thelma Arnold has returned to Burr &
Burton Seminary after having spent the
Easter vacation at her home.
Mrs. L. P. Sheldon entertained her
sister, Mrs. Simonds of Bennington, and
MIR. and Mrs. Slate of Andover, over Sun
day.
Mrs. W. D. Stowell and Lillian have
returned to birmingham, Mass, after
spending the sugar season at their old
home here.
Six of the members of West River
lodge attended the funeral Of ]. Clarke
Lakin at Peru, Tuesday. The body was
brought from Waterville, Me.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
WEST DUMMERSToN.

Mrs. J. P. O'Brien and Armando Nor
cross are on the sick list this week.
John s. Burnett has returned from
Bellows Falls where he has been employed.
Mrs. U. s. Knight and daughter, Mrs.
John Bliss, visited in Brattleboro this
week.
Miss Carrie Longfellow Of Washington,
D. c., has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
U. l.. Knight.
A masquerade ball will be given by
West Dummerston grange Friday even
ing, April %. Music by Hines, Dugan
and Norcross. A good supper will be
served by the women Of the grange. All
are cordially invited.
The West Dummerston grange will
dedicate its new piano this Friday even
ing and an entertaining program has been
prepared for the occasion. The money
for the piano was subscribed by members
of the grange and their friends and on the
evening of the entertainment a five-dollar
goldpiece will be presented to some one
Of the contributors to the piano fund.
Following will be dance.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15

naiassan 10 lasih he eaIk a. ssEsas snu.
lasfzi0F Nilliam A, iiFeaks madr The
dfiEs afisss the Tigf Mtih him,
Ms. Alfs itosly sIsnl s~srfal iass
hsi arsk 9Th her sisieF. Mrs, a, B.,
iisilasiay, and l,aIfnis, Nj. and MTs, ~
Raa i,sass, isluIalns NeAdAg 10 Mesi
iiailkloI0,
lIstlwst l.sFkatd has Fslaraal igon
saAIaAs hNrT ahrfr b. sisiissi his moth
-, MES- =, 4. i,2sk2Esi, ~ pEeszni be
i dpias l.aialins and l'AisshAngiRs, eoaFd
lRg a len i'eHeiss
ssl,t.4s ~ ihls I,su 1t she ienn as
aril A. 10 MaIllnaIo aiv esi~s-insl 10 0Isen
Aiall IS II has lsrvh dssaslrl a. roniinnr
ihr .sh@ol Al liIookshls and Mi,, Hunt
J. rnsasssi Ia isAfh,
Nussst aiiun y aisnmi tau Nreks ahead VI
the nsngl sfsass,n, athoush haM almost a
sianlsiiil l@a ansr II asairF auailrT.
N,,ne ianRrFs have finished seeding Al
r~ail il'ais av dg AMI IN favorable
siafs, dnsiy,
Ihs Suhiay asHins senine vas somr,
ahai unusual 10 IL character, the sWh
snnhrfsan Observance ii tho hnltlrboro
rhunh furnishing the main topic Rev,
D. g. CLARKE pad extracts irom printed
felolts. Nh, Willard gave a talk uIon
the iinilirlafa rhuuh a. her safly home
fhuhh e. . brown aisa gave ah AL
df,,.. Many meml~n have gune oui iram
ihi, a. the nfaiilel,oro church The ieg
Nho have come ifom there hsfr have hcen
aeiiss. earnest workers. helpful ia all de
laiimrnis II chunrh work and fellowship,
The Suuih NrNtanr shuNh Nas organ
lsad ia lsg'
The llosiunia Photograph company II
BOSTON lat week was taking plrlurrs Il
rural home,, stating that a booklet i soon
10 h. issued exploiting southern Vermont
and It. attractions. Members 81 iAmilins
Evtr ursrd 10 appear IA the scenes, which
ate likely 60 serve a. convincing pfpoi
that this Is especially women's country.
Tor mo.t ~ the men and boys wcm alb
srni n complement 80 ihcsr view.
the, should have gone out into 4 hundred
hclds aud photographed men, boys, and
teams busily engaged "a all kinds oi work,
~ waited week and taken snap shot,
Of the brooks with numerou. fishermen
along their banks.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15

I.als SYLVESTER AID family arr 'aes'hs
her sss.is 10 James Mscmas planr'
u,s Ladies Aid soois,y meets aiih Mfs'
n. d Al.SandrF hss, "Wednesday ai's''
nosh
Verne Adams u Wilmington sisi,e'i
M. pawnls, Nj and Mrs, Geofs" Adams
sunday,
John Ra~rii from Milnlnsion. Nass
lrfr lass we~k working an has land assa
mrnilng irnous,
Nd Alexander Is improving his hotel
by aiIiins down a hrA piassa iioaF' NJ
d Ilans Is helping him, - sssS
Allce Cooper. who has bocn ~ With
sup Al ID, Pages IN Wilmington, s not
able 10 Friun home YET -
Georr- Bogle, who has b~en housed
ailh rheumatism faE several weeks, docs
not improve very fast, lie Is no, able
10 h. oul yet, .-.f.
The community vas very much shocked
by the sudden death II iioso-a Esiahfook,
san ID Henry Eslahrook II this planee,
ahirh occurrl at his home Tuesday al
temoon. The family have the sympathy
II al Ia their sad bereavement,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
cAMBRIDGEPoRr.

Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Adams are guests
at William Wilder s.
David Brockway is at work in Bel
lows Falls.
Mrs. Mabel Shipman is visiting heI
parents in Windham.
Miss Mabel Harris of Spofford. n
H., spent last week with Mrs. Ethelind
Harris.
Miss Nellie Buffum is in Brookline
where she has employment in the fam
lily of Hugh Allbee.
Mrs. Sullivan Barbetti and children
are spending few weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Doyle.
Mrs. Sanford Gallup of Houghton-
vile is spending few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin,
sr.
Miss Lottie Kelton has returned to
her duties at Vermont academy after a
two weeks vacation spent at her
home here.
Frank Davis has sold his farm to
Grin Smith and will sell his furniture
and farming tools at public auction
April %.
Emma Brockway has gone to spend
the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
John Wyman, and Antoine Basharo
has moved into the tenement vacated
by Mrs. Brockway.
William Brooks moved his family to
Hinsdale, N. H., last Monday, where
he has employment as boss spinner in
the wooden mill. His furniture was
carried from here by team, Charles
Taylor and Andrew Anderson making
the trip.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
wILLIAMsYILLE

Miss Ruby Sparks j. visiting in Enst
hoNer,
Frank Washer !. attending count!
court as juror,
Miss Marion sherman returned I,
Goddard seminary last Friday.
Clifford Gould of Dover has been al
DIR. White 5 several days this week
Guy Perry Of Agawam, Mass, is al
his grandfather c. T.. Perry's. for q
visit.
Mrs. A. T.. Atwood of Brattleboro is
visiting her sister. Mrs. q. 7. Man
chester.
Richard Wheeler has returned from
Newfane where he has been visiting his
grandmother
l.. q. Morse spent Sunday in Brnttle'
boro with his daughter. Mrs. Z. X.
freyenhagen.
Misses George and Hazel Metealf of
Fast Dover were guests of Miss Ruby
Sparks Tuesday.
The grange will present Our Folks at
Union Hall. Newfane, next "Wednesday
evening, April go.
Mrs. Alice Prouty and son Perley. Of
West Brattloboro visited her sister, Mrs.
Bert Halliday, last week.
Miss Florence Dickinson of West
Brattleboro visited her parents from
Saturday until Wednesday.
Miss Beulah Timson returned TO Han
over Center. y. H., Monday morning
where she is teaching school.
The stage has been torn down in
Schoolhouse hall this week and station.
AIRY seats are in readiness for the spring
term of school.
Mrs. Emma Sparks returned TO
Rrattleboro Saturday after a two weeks
yisit with her sister. Mrs. c. X. Sted'
man, and in South Newfane.
Rev. o. L. Newton is attending Con.
ference at Island Pond this week.
Meantime Mrs. Newton is visiting her
son, Rev. W. T.. Newton, i'll his new home
at Haddam Neck, Conn.
At the Methodist church Sunday morn.
ing the usual service will be omitted
owing to the absence Of the pastor. sun
day School will be held Mt ll.30 and the
other services will be at the usual time.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
EAST JAMAICA.

". :. Allen is in Ncwfsne ~ juror.
Frank Howard is at work for ". :
Allen.
George Place has been sick for a week
with grip.
Leroy Potter has finished work at +,
II. Leonard s.
Henry d. Kingsbury Is visiting his
brothers in Guild. n, II.
Mrs. Hattie Jones Of Windham Is here
with her sister. Mrs. +. NJ. Butler.
VI. II. Kingsbury, who spent the win.
ter in Fitchburg, Mass. has returned.
Arthur Gleason was in Wilmington
and Wilmington this week ON business.
A. l.. Harris of Brattleboro was an
over Sunday guest of Mr.. 4 Mrs. ]. 5.
Smith.
Mrs. q. NJ. Doane visited her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Roe Robinson, in jamaica
Monday.
Leroy Potter and Clarence Peirce
have been at work for +. NJ. Howard
this week.
W. j. Allen. who has been AZ work in
Rotterdam. \. V. for a time is at home
this week.
+. II. Leonard and family spent few
days in Simondsvillc recently with his
bro her S family.
Guy Benson of Bondville is working
at the Pier mill, and II. C. Coleman of
Bondville at Williams's.
Ruby johnson Is little baby. who has
been dangerously i'll for some time, was
little better at last reports.
Mrs. Ellen Howard, who has been
visiting relatives and friends here, re-
turned to her home in Putney last
Saturday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
MiadleSury Summer Session.

MiIilrluy college i sending out th'
announcement ui its sccund summer -
ion. which Nill h. held July 20 Aug. u
The announcement i made ia a very al
tIartigr bulletin containing eight photo
sfaphs II the college buildings aud NieN'
h The vicinity. Il Was prepared ~ DF
Elwal ~ collins, difrrtof u the 80
,ion. The faculty will consist Of y VA
siraetors. including ~ members Of the
Mddlehur, faculty FonytWO course.
sill b. gwen, embracing a Wide variety Of
subjects, including pedagogy, philosophy,
ln,k, Latin. English, Literature, Ger,
man. French, spanish. history, survey
ing mechanical drawing, mathematics,
physios, geology. Foology, chemistry, Blbli.
ral literature, Hebrew, drawing, metal
craft, pottery, manual training, sociology,
library training, vocal music and domestic
.oicncr. SPECIAL emphasis j. laid upon
high school subjects, although teachers Of
al gfades, aud ans persons who desire 10
pnfsuc study ~ ans OF the branches Of.
iered viii he welcome 10 the session.
Practical religious teaching will he proyid'
al IN several courses. aud subjects Of bcne'
iii 10 SUNDAY school teachers viii be EN-
phasiled All the buildings OF the college,
including the dormitofics for men and
women and Iamlin Commons viii be
open. Mr. Lo,iridee will have charge Of
athletics and excursions. No charge Is
made for tuition TO Vermont teachers and
clergymen. Persons desiring TO take only
the courses in Biblical literature will not
be charged tuition. In connection with
the college summer session a state sum
mer school will be held July SIS. The
subjects in this school will be manual
training and domestic economy. No
change will be made for Vermont teachers
registering for this period. The Middle.
bury summer session last year was well
attended The announcement for the
present course is even more attractive and
the bulletin Is one Of the best ever issued
by Middlebuy.