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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-11
Rael Estate Transfers.

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s,lo07l ss0o ool
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G + Slate 4 VT to L p Peterson ne4 "a. Ione7. 1000 90
J V Wagner 4 vito A P Indahl SEA p. 1856 1880 90
1875. s5sa IS
e E Cooling 4 VT 70 J Brooks ne4 % nw4 uw4 sae765. 900 %
8 smith to J Auchstester NJ 10, es. 1890 90
L b s,einbrenner & VT TO W scheilenberger w of blk
Steincbrenners add Platte - GO
} l. Lupton 4 VT TO P A Hosford w l3, l167 700 "a
5 Abshsr 4 hus to . S Jones II 7 blk . Wagner $40 ~
d F McKillps & VT to v J Base IT, DIX IS Hardings
c Rseplosx to M,nsheis & wohi, e. sllol57. nu,w
d Nenems 4 VT to & P DAVIS sw4 Is 9l6s. ,7T o.
r u Arm field & VT to Johnson Bros swi B. 9s67 So o.
J J Petrick 4 VT TO E Kelly sei es OF mel $3.50! lasO 0,
J ohnson Bros to N Jensen swi 81 s67 so77 o.
II w Hinzman & WI to C Crottv SCI 1888 81. o76o %
johnson Bros to II L Haiverson swa SCI - mel es nwi
Johnson Bros to W l. Glrea.h SEA 1896 600 90
: E rip.on Z VT TO N Johnson |. ! blk : 5 Gsdles 900 %
Z A Campbell to l. Detean 1t 81 10. 1857 sDo o
f Sachs to A klufs SEA mel 30 1864 236o 90
r Never q vi TO ID 7 Sle,Aser NJ NED si9se4 300 W
sw427, 1896 l4soo 90
T E Andrews s VT to F Hupka sw4 W W. sci "a .s7,s5 %
lP He'll 4 VT to II w Thurman sw4 II. 1868 5000 %
- Z McANister to N j Warren 1t = b, 1854 800 %
J + Jauda 4 W; to a Klufa sw4 ne4 W. SEA 81 .96,64 5000 On
V A We'cner & WI to + Westendorf nw4 1856 $500 %
&c A Bilman & VT to ] Rittel sci %, 81 81 loeao Oh
4 Fischer I VT Q wese, 81 n4 $500 81" 90
Johnson Bros to G r Scott 1t Z = SEA mel 1856 46l2 50
T E Erickson & has to y Z T, Upton Il L. blk i Gsad d s sn 90 .,
H K Hansen to G W Poem s~4 W, W. SEA sos7o5 1900 90
G W Poem & VT to J F Hupka same a. description above iaoo %
IL Beaubion to {; Author part It 4 5 blk 1 l. Andes $500 oo
J + Huka 4 VT to | K Gearhart sw4 Il, SEA mel s,s7,e' leto 90
6 { K Haul jr ! 4 " vi T., " Z 4 v Fischer s~ 4. 8 70 70 81 81 g. $3.50 90
J J ! s%i.h 4 VT 7: E N y Ward sw4 "a 3 80 . s SO a. s s.% q 90
In Kafton & VT to II Toepfer sw4 ~e4 nw4 ne4 3 80 94.63 1900 90
S W Sabin & VT to w Barada us 6 Z 8 9 10 b 2aGeddes 1000 oo
D Unquahari TO S Nedved 1t 367 377 a5. 3s l7.e4,63 $500 o.
w Lanerion & VT to + Scott n2 sw4 81, 1856 3il0 10
a A Thomas & VT to K Wakes IL h 4 ne4 swit 7lo,95,6l $500 oo
IT v Ptak & VT toJ Matonoha 1t 500 52s o.9l,63 5000 90
G. Boynton & VT to J Fritz 1t 9 50 nci II = 3 ! s. mel
50 nw49 s, 10. 100, "a, 1900 %
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-11

Fortify the Grip-for it comes
every season. Preventics-the
little Candy Cold Cure Tablets
offer in this respect a most
certain and dependable safe.
guard. Preventics, at the
"sneeze stage will, as we'll, also
head of all com mon colds. But
uromptnsss is all i'm portrait.
Keep Preventics in the pocket
or purse, for instant use. Box
OF As for pc. Sold by p. Il
Piuard.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-11

Anyone desiring q 32' acre
homestead close to town and
railway in Wyoming. ask Il. G.
Baker, at H. d. James office,
for further information. Our
next party will leave here on
the 18th.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-11

n you failed 10 collect that -
old account let US try it. g. q. Blue Wagon. Phons
Johnson.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

viii go 10 SaXtons River the frsi Of April
wher they will be employed by W. T.
Pierce ON the Basin farm which he ha.
recently purchased.
There will be no service in the Congr,.
gational church next sunday morning
April 3, ~ the pastor will be absent.
Sunday school will be held at noon and
Christian Endcayor meeting at : O'Clock.
Mn. Lora 4 Lamson OF Springfield.
pat department secretary of the Won.
ans Relief corp OF Vermont. died at her
home last week. The funeral was held
the Congregational church at Springfield
sunday afternoon al > o'clock.
Miss Beulah Divoll, II, died at Brattlc.
boro Wednesday, March %. Of tubeIculo
Sis Miss Divoll had been in III health
since her sixth year, and few month.
ago was taken TO Bntileboro for care aud
treatment Miss Divoll was a daughter al
Fred T.. and Nlyra lBrggsl Divol, and
was born at Bellows Falls June q. 1895
During her long illness she has been very
patient and very appreciaiiye OF kindness
and care shown her The body was
brought to the home of her parents,
where the funeral was held Saturday at
10 o'clock Rev T.. W. sharpe officiating
j. T.. Pierce sang Burial was at East
Pntncy The bearers were William Diyoll,
Wyland Dvoll. T.. j Reynolds and Wi.
liam Fafnum.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
LHYDEN.

ils other schools in town will beg,
Monday, April 4
Mr., and MTs, Mhiieomb spent Insssla,
IA beFnaTslslen.
Thurman herl Mas al his mothers dur
ing The Easter holidays,
The srhool al West Isydsn h-san Mon
day With Miss Raymond as teacher.
Mas doe Of leSihgion VAS the guest
Of Mrs. Sawyer q tea days thu week.
l., II, Severance Of Whitehall, \, \,
has been making short siay in town,
Miss Ethel nadington visited her mar.
enis, Mr. and Mr., :, II, Huntington. ftom
Friday until Monday,
Me, IuhIed aud Alma, Who have besn
SPENDING motr than a Neek with Mr., aud
Mn, John u Robertson. returned 10
their home IN Elizabeth, \, j., Monday.
There Was a lafsr attendance al the salc
~ auction Of the stock. farming Iools aud
other personal property which belonged
Ia John Robertson and Nerr sold b.,
cans. hts house Was burned and he soh
the farm, over 30 attended aud every,
thing sold we'll The women served din.
het ~ the dining room al the town hall
and cleared sl7-o9,
III. ", Severance, with AN eye TO im.
proving the looks Of his farm, has moved
the wagon house from the east eide Of the
road 10 the west side Of his lawn. putting
u back 10 the fence between the housr
aud harm, Tie has moved the corn barn,
which had siond u Year, on the east side
oi the road, over into the sugar orchard
and will ~ II ~ with modern nipple
nenis for sugar house and will pull
Town the old sugar house.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
NoRTHFIELD FARMS.

Samuel Alexander is home Tor 1e"
days.
Mrs. E. E. Howe has returned from
Hawley.
The Mariettas met with Mrs. Joseph
inc Howe Wednesday
An Easter concert was given IN school,
house No. Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bancroft were re-
cent visitors at @. L. Leach's.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. V. Wood and son VS.
tied at C. X. Turner's recently.
Miss Adella Howes is home for her Eas-
for i vacation from Northampton.
Allan Hammond of Readsboro Falls was
aft T +. Hammond's the past week.
Miss Lottie Evans spent part OF her va
cation with her sister, Mrs. Charles Gil
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Wheeler OF Monta-
pue were here calling on their old neigh-
bors recently.
Mrs Rose Wood from Worcester spent
her Easter vacation with her cousin, Cin-
ton Whitaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Parker and son. Er-
most have returned from visiting MI
brother, Arthur, and COUSIN
Frank Parker, in Worcester, and SISTER
Mrs. Charles Payne, in Providence, H. l.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
Vermont News.

The plant of the National Fibre Board
company in Morrisville was burned to
to the ground Saturday night, causing
a loss of $4,000
Robert Eddy, IS, who was recently
convicted in the Rutland county court
Of manslaughter in causing the death
of Miss Mary Jane Johnson, of Walling-
ford, 81 years old, was sentenced by Judge
Alfred A. Hall Friday morning to serve
not less than Is nor more than 20 years
in the state prison at Windsor.
In just month after Col. DIN Scott,
proprietor of the Bennington Machine
Works, announced that he would give
the Bennington Masonic order $4,000
toward the building of Masonic temple,
provided S. 900 more was raised by men,
bers of the order, the requirements of
the gift were met. The committee Of
local Masons announced Friday that
the contingent fund had been pledged.
An injunction granted by Judge Zed
s. Stanton in the chancery court was
served Friday on Max L. Powell, trus-
tee of Hotel Burlington, restraining Po-
well from having anything further to do
with the property. Mr. Powell had
advertised the property for sale at auc-
ton Saturday. Both Powell and the
claim to own the property,
each having quit claim deed from George
NJ. Delaney.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
EAST DUMMERSTON.

l.. l.. Stark visited recently his son
| f. l.. Stark in Vernon.
Miss Ida Davis was a Sunday CUES
of Miss Mildred Halliday.
Miss Blanche Newton has returned
from visit in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Frank Hildreth OF Brattleboro
has been the guest OF Mrs. Flora Adams
Miss Bertha Hazelton, who has been
attending school in North Adams, is
at home.
Mr. and Mrs Warner Thomas of Brat
tleboro were guests OF Mr. and Mrs W.
A. Miller last week
Miss Mildred Halliday is spending
her Easter vacation at Elmwood with
her aunt, Mrs. Augusta Bennett
Miss Ella Jenison, Miss Jessie Nichols
and j. B. Read enjoyed a sugar treat
Thursday at Maple Ridge Fruit farm.
George Armand has been making re-
pairs and improvements on his house
and L. G. Davis has been doing the work.
Ernest Miller and Lawrence Barber
Of Brattleboro spent Sunday at j.. A.
Millers and had their chance at the
maple sweets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Clemens of
Springfield, Mass, who have been at
II II. Hall S during the sugar season, have
gone to Walpole, n. H.
H. II. Miller has opened the spring
Of renovation by displaying
handsome wall papers, and has already
begun redecorating the rooms of several
in Brattleboro.
Many of the sugar makers have taken |
in their buckets, having made already
an average quantity of the best quality.
Most of the sugar and syrup in this Vi
entity is sold directly to customers, who
place their orders early and obtain the
pure article.
Rev. J. S. Cogswell, who was too i'll
% preach last Sunday, is improving and
hopes to be able to conduct divine SER
ices at the Congregational church next
sunday at l045. His topic will be:
Concerning the Resurrection. f" The
equest is made that flowers and potted
'lants be brought for the occasion.
Last weeks Reformer mentions man ,
Who aspires to the Office of high sheriff,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
WILMINGTON.

Alton Cheney visited in town Saturda!
and Sunday.
Miss Una Allen has finished work foi
Mrs. Herbert Ware.
Miss Mary Bellows returned from Wash
ngton, d. c., Monday.
Sidney Rich is boarding with Mrs. Hen
~ Hotchkiss a few weeks.
Miss Florence Pike returned from
Washington, d. G., Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Shippeee returned to her
home in Readsboro Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Norton returned from New
York Wednesday with her spring millin-
cry.
Miss Ward, who has been caring for
Floyd and Lu Davis, returned to North
Adams Monday
Miss l. \. Morgan returned Tuesday
| from New York where she has been
spending few weeks.
Misses Flora Brown and Ruth Hubbard
accompanied the seniors OF the Bratte'
| boro high school to Washington, ID. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Maher have re-
turned to their home in Newfane, after
spending several weeks with Mrs. Makers
parents.
MIS-. TTeu aNeTlil anu SUI, Iondiu, VI
Bellows Falls left for their home on Tues.
day, after having spent a week in town.
Mr.. .Averill, who came with them, LETT
Saturday morning to resume his work as
engineer on the Boston and Maine rail
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Brothers leave this
morning for visit with their parents in
the northern part of the state. Mr.. Broth
ers has been buttermaker at the creamery
for the last three years and has made
many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Broth
ers are undecided where they will locate.
Mrs. Nellie Burr has recently moved
into the new tenement she has had made
from the barn on her place. Mr.. Jacobs
moved Monday into Mrs. Bnrr's Nam
street house. j. H. Buckley moved Wed
nesday to the creamery where he is en-
ployed. Mr.. Williams has moved from |
Brattleboro into H. l.. Fox's tenement on |
East Main street.
Leander Titus, who had been confined
to his bed for II weeks, passed away
March 10Th at the home of his nephew,
Frank Titus. He was born in Wilmington
and would have been IS years old the
first day of July. He was one of five chill
dren of Mary and Alonzo Titus, only one
of whom is now living, William Titus, OF
this place. When young man MI iltus
went to New York city and worked for
time on bakery cart, afterwards going
into business for himself. On Feb, u,
1874. Mr.. Titus married Miss Josephine
Fisher of Indiana No children were born
to them, so they adopted daughter, May
now the wife of Merton Bellows of Fitch
1nre Mass. After Mrs Tituss death in
1894 Mr.. Titus went to live, with his
nephew. Frank, and remained with him
Until his DEATH Uncle Leander," for so
ne was called by everyone, was. very fond
,f children, and many pennies found Their /,
yav into tiny hands from his pockets. He
vas a regular attendant at the Universal,
st church as long as his health would
,ermit. and was very generous in its t
Import. The funeral was held at the
hurch March q and his body was taken
q BROOKLYN for burial Mr.. and Mrs.
Merton Bellows and two sons OF Fitch :
urg. Mass, were in town to attend the
uneral.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
GUILroRD CENTER.

Leslie Pierce is working this week for
Mrs, J. 4. Clark,
Miss Moore 81 Dover came Monday
10 the Springs farm 10 work,
Charles Clark Is working for his uncle.
Charles Thurber. In Halifax for a few
days.
Francis Taylor of West Braitleboro
Whittemorr. last week.
George lngraham returned Monday To
New Britain. Conn, after spending Sun
day with his mother and brother.
Mrs. Park Shcarrr returned Monday
10 her home in Brattlcboro. after spend.
ing several days with her son, +. l..
Wellman.
Dana Howard moved to Brattlcboro
Thursday. William Fitch of Springfield.
Mass. who purchased Mr.. Towards
farm, moved in Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alyah Stacy. who have
lived the past year on the farm owned
by Hubert StcbbinS, moved Thursday 10
the home of Mrs. Luman Clark in West
Brattleboro.
Mrs. l.. J. Huntlcy gave a dinner last
Wednesday 10 a few friends in honor of
Miss Annie Mellen. who is at home
from her duties in Franconia, \. H., for
few weeks vacation.
George Hartwcl sold and decided his
farm last Wednesday to William II.
Heath of New York state. who does not
take possession until November next.
lie brings with him his large stock of
thoroughbred Holsteins.
At the regular meeting Of the Broad
Brook grange, to be held Saturday even
ing, April Q, the following program viii be |
given: Song by choir; reading By Orson
Thayer: recitation, Nora Jaquith. song.
Clara Betterley; Grange journal. edited by |
Mrs. ldella Huntley and Mrs. Florence |
lIoughton; music by choir; a discussion |
OF the best methods of doing the springs /
work, best fertilizers, time for grating
trees, etc. by the men; music; essay,
Hints on Spring housekeeping, Mrs Min.
ME Whittemore; general talk by the won
en- on the housekeeping question: song,
America, by all.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
VERNON.

J. T. Hubbard and Mrs. Everett, Stock
well are ON the sick lst.
Mr.. aud Mr.. II, \. Staten spen, la.l
Tuesday IA Springfield, Mass,
Vernon grange will hold its next regular
meeting SATURDAY evening Of this week,
Miss BeatriS Reed OF Montpelier l. Wis.
ting her grandmother, Mrs. NJ. I. Reed.
during a par Of the Easter vacation.
A. II, ,Iaquith and family are moving
this week 10 the hotel owned 10y A. q.
Barnes where they have secured icnc-
mcni.
The Ladies circle will meet next We'd.
ncsday afternoon aud supper will be scrv,
cd al the usual hour This will be the an
nual business meeting Of the circle and all
are cordially urged TO be present. Please
notice the change m the hour Of meeting
Miss lnez Akley. teacher in one OF
the graded schools in Brattlcboro. is
spending the Easter vacation with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs T.. IL Akley, at
Woodlawn farm.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
0uILroRp.

\ large flock 81 Wild seese flying laW
aen sesn 10 pass over the easi village
Monday morning,
Il Is reported that the liarlg.il farm
has hccn sold 10 William n, Heath from
eastern New York, hu, the rrIlori Lacks
confirmation,
he sugar season appear Ia h. over,
although there Is possibility 81 another
run a. 4 Is early yet with plenty at time
lol cold snap, , l., Wellman and u \
Nhii,emore sei ls1 buckets, Sidney
Paine, llo1, Everett Gaines, upward al
lus, running two eyaporaiop. aud many
others have sei from 800 10 $40 buckets
Al npori good run. aud excellent quality.
The annual sugar supper at q. T.. Mil.
crs lasi week Thursday evening was well
attended, considering the had travelling.
and a goodly sum nriied ior the society.
Mn. tiagg and Mn Philip T. Franklin
favored the company with select reading.
and MIR, Ruth : Alexander sang 4 lula
h. There wac also singing by Doris and
Florence Coombs. Norma Reed and Eihel
Sluiefs appeared in antique costumes and
sang a duet
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

his only claim being an experience Of
seven years as deputy-sheriff. Now,
Dummerston has man whom i, would
like TO see thus honorcd. That man is
Adm +. Miller, who has been deputy
sheriff 10 years and has performed ably
and well all the duties OF that Office. Ills
townspeople, in view Of these facts, think
il is time he was promoted. What do
the people of the county say?
The Oldest inhabitant pronounces the
month Of March, 1910, remarkable, and
il should so be placed on record. A.
+. Miller picked dandelion blossom
last week, Charles Walker gathered pam
sizes, J, ID. Reed brought in, Sunday,
large bunch OF arbutus with open flowers
and bursting buds, parsnips are easily
dug, several focks OF wild geese are
taking their flight northward, robins
and bluebirds are joyous, and Dwight
Miller started the spring work Monday
by blowing. J. ID. Reed has made sew
eral barrels OF cider from surplus winter
apples.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
HALIFAX.

+. Herbert Worden j. on the sick lii
again.
Herbert Wordcn has received his ap
pointment a. census enumeration.
Frank Thurber was taken TO Brattlc
boro Tuesday to be put in the Retreat.
George Tucker went TO the Brattleboro
Retreat last Tuesday for treatment.
A friend OF c. H. Learnard from Whate.
ley, Mass. was his guest over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Stratton, who has been at +.
p Green's for a few days, returned last
Monday.
Mrs. Viola Gates is i'll and the doctor
says she will have TO be in bed for some
time DR.. Mather OF Colrain is in attend
ance.
Laura Phills OF Arms academy in Shel.
burne Falls and Addie and Clara Warren
from the Brattleboro high school are at
home spending Easter vacation.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
JACKSONVILLE.

Ethel Chase is at T.. L. Fuller's.
Stafford Lake is visiting his parents.
NJ. A. Brown was in town Saturday.
George Kingsley spent Sunday with
friends here.
Mr.. Henderson came up from Cam
bridge Tuesday.
Mrs. A. j. Faulkner was in North
Adams Tuesday.
Mrs. F. w. burlington of Colrain Wis
tied in town last week.
Twenty enjoyed the party Saturday
evening at Mr.. Begeibing's.
S. L. Hall sold pair of oxen to Mas
sachusetts persons Monday.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest c. Barker Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. Keene, the new manager at the
Henderson mills, began work Wednes-
day
Mrs. Carrie Canedy has arrived home
from New York and opened her MILL
merry rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Corse and daugh
ter Lottie of Orange, Mass, were called
here Saturday by the sudden death of
Mr.. Corse's father, James o. Corse.
James O. Corse was stricken Friday
with apoplexy while at work on his wood
pile and died almost Immediately. Mr..
Corse had been in poor health for sew
eral years. He was born in Marlboro
but had spent most of his life in this
town. He ran the sawmill near the
Gates place for some time and later was
employed at the Putnam & Stetson mills. |
Rev. A. N. BLACKBOARD attended the |
funeral Sunday. Burial was in the vii
age cemetery.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
WEST GUILFoRD.

Charles Phelps and Mrs W. c. Phelps
are very i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Hosea Fisher received word last
week from Centralia, Wash, OF the seri-
Gus illness OF her brother-in-law, Leslie
Houghton.
Miss Ida Phelps, who was working
for Mrs. Fletcher in Marlboro through
the sugar season, was called home on
account of the serious illness of her mo-
ther, Mrs. W. c. Phelps.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
WEST HALIFAX.

Henry Z. Morton, 80, who died Tuesday
morning at his home in Conway, Mass,
was for six years engaged in the lumber
business in this town. He was native
Of Greenfield and spent his boyhood there
and in Hawley, Mass. He went to Con-
way nine years ago and was superinten-
dent of the electric railway there at the
time of his death. He is survived by
widow and three children, mother,
two sisters, and brother.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

TO her old home in Springfield for a is~
days before soins there,
Mr. Wesley Jillson miurnsd home
Tuesday night from her visii ia NsEnen.
Mr. Jlllson's nephew, Ernest Adams, a.
eomlsanlrd her homr loT a Wait,
A birthday party sas gwen Mrs. Aaaa
ilsisihs Iaasday ssrning, Il heins her
birthday, Twenty-Five NeTp prrsrnt.
flames weTe played, music oa the phono
graph Mas listened Ia, and cake and ice,
eream asm served. Al s-emei 10 ENJOY
themselves,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
WHuTINGHAM.

But little sugar has been made this
spring.
Mabel Kent went to North Adams and
back Wednesday
Alonzo Busby moved Monday into
George Tuttle's tenement.
Mrs. Alice Joy has returned to Mrs.
SHOWS after a few weeks stay in Will
mington.
Verne Carrier sawed the end of his
thumb off one day last week while at
work in Lincoln Sawyer's mill.
William Read and family left this week
for their new home in Warwick, Mr..
Read going with his horse and carriage
bv way of Brattleboro. Mrs. Read went
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
GROVE.

Mabel Ryder of Marlboro is working
at +. +. Evans's.
Mrs. Charles Wilkinson is visiting at
Clinton Miners in Brattleboro.
Mr.. Stafford, agent for Bakers teas.
was through here Wednesday on his last
trip.
Willard Gilbert, who has been at the
Soldiers Home in Togus, Me-, all win
ter, is at William Dennson's