The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-06
NKWfANE.


iirfnire Edwards is III.
Iossn pisfos II South Londonderry 4
IN loan this week,
The Ielskahs initiated lhTee candidates
lasi Manday evening,
en-. nrBsaB II itanigilie has hosn Welt
lng AZ the Count, iiaass
Mr.. n, q. iiarlssT II llIaitlrhaTe i
slending a few days IN town,
Perky All.ro II Mesl iiiatiirboo MAS
IN taan the lat II the week.
Allss Madeline Higgins Feinrnei 90 heS
hame IN llaVrrhill lasi SATURDAY,
Mr.. Maria Goldman II Mlndham i
STAYING with Me. Lena Dewitt,
4. r. SchWcnk and u, q, bacon Of
liraiilrl,oio ate IN town this week,
A. {. Warren i employed Ia the bank
during the absence Of T. 4, DcWnt,
There viii he a regular mcc,ins 81 New,
fame grange next "Wednesday evening,
HAMMOND Brown anl Ray jeff. II brat
ilrh0no attended the dance Friday even
ing,
Deputy sheriff Dan Thompson, who has
been taking census IN Puiney, T. here tins
Werk,
Mi.. Florence skinner y IN town this
week a. ,tenostaphef lot Judge =, W.
Gibson
Il. ~ Newton took a husincs, trip 10
Springfield, Mas-., Tuesday, returning
"Wednesday,
Mr.. aud Mr.. y. ,. Bacon ol Ware
came "Wednesday evening 90 visit al u,
d, NeWton'..
Mr.. and Mr.. Peter Chase Of Bratlle'
boto spent Sunday with Mt and Mn.
Akin Gate
Prof q X. Chernc came Friday 20
visit his family here. returning Monday
10 New York
Mr.. aud Mn. ". 4. Newton came from
Springfield. Mass, Tuesday 10 visit Mt,
Newtons brother.
The fountain has been cleaned this week
This add still further TO the good appear
anec Of the common.
Mn. Addie Lawrence has finished work
at the County House and returned TO her
home ia Townshend.
Mr., ". ". Miles II Barton is spending
the week 4, the County House with her
husband, Judge Miles
y. r.. CARLYLE of Bellows Falls. a repre-
sentative of the international Harvester /
company. was in town Tuesday.
The many friends OF Mrs. Abbie Eager,
who is with her mother. Mrs. Henry Ken
ney, will be sorry to learn OF her con
tinued III health.
h,rs. 4. II. Farnum has added the oc.
rupation of chauffeur TO that of teacher,
As she is learning to run the new ma
chine, Maxwell 1910
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saturday where he purchased 10 pigs. BY |
Tuesday Mr.. Foster had sold all Of them,
realizing s. for each one.
y. T. Bruce, who is employed at Dun
nam Brothers in Brattleboro, Is in town
10 superintand the setting OF over 100
ruit trees on his farm below the village.
George Batchelder of Westhampton,
Mass, came Thursday evening TO visit his
mother, Mrs llildreth Batchelder, MIR,
Batchelder returned to his home Saturday.
Mrs. \. :. Moore left Wednesday morn.
ng for a weeks absence in Springfield,
Mass. and New Britain, Conn. During
ler absence Mr.. Moore will board with
Mrs j. d. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Goodnow OF North
cambridge, Mass, came Monday evening
o open Elm Hall, their summer home,
Mrs. Goodnow will remain throughout the
ummer. but Mr.. Goodnow will return
his week.
The May dance given by the Rebekahs
n Union hall last Friday evening proved
o be very enjoyable occasion There
we're about 30 couples present and all
eport a very pleasant evening. Music
vas furnished by Hines and Dugan. The
tage was fitted up as cafe where the
women served cake and ice-cream during
he evening.
The third annual report of the auditor
{ the village of Newfane shows assets OF
9. IS and liabilities OF S9.OS, the latter be-
ng bill due W. p Eames for gasoline,
to- At the beginning of the year there
,as a balance on hand of 1884, the pres
mt balance being $l.06. The actual re-
eipts during the year amounted to s6ol;2
he largest item being 3l4.sS IN taxes due
uring the year. Disbursements amounted
0 S674lO, the largest single expenditure
eing for cement, Sl23.42
AT the presentation OF the flag in
chool district No. the pupils gave the
blowing program, Song, Many flags IN
lany Lands; children's pledge; exercise,
he Flag; recitation by Carrie Benson;
eading, Origin of Flag Day, Lillian Red
eld recitation, The Schoolhouse Flag,
ichard Park reading, Ruth Allen; read
lg, Fling Out the Flag, Wnifred Maher; /
,citation The Old Flag, Agnes Mouton;
larch and flag drill The presentation of /
lie flag took place out of doors when t
omrade H. A. Carpenter, in behalf OF
lie Woman's Relief corps and the Grand
rmy gave the flag to Rev. Mr.. Clark, !
no responded and as superintendent of :
hools accepted the flag for the school
lildren The exercises, which closed
it'll song by the school, called forth a
eat deal of praise, both for teacher and
upils, especially when the short time
,ent in preparation for them was con r
dered. All who attended felt that they
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