The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-03

tet-forest Hall, Harold Reed, Ernest
Nav and Dale hoglo-assisted by thfes
youns maidens, Misses Hazel Newton
Miriam Reed and Gladys Ray, was ap
piauded, aud In response 10 The ensofs
The last verse was repeated. Theii
sweet Young voices, In perfect time
made ana feel that "'he nag Is yours
and mine"
The address delivered by Rev, Roy
N. Hourhion Of Brattieboro Was iis'
tened 10 by an appreeiatiye audience
and yovns ~ well M old we're charmed
with his eloquent speech. The APT
stories that paved the way for deeper
thought and uitefanees and often gave
point aud illustration 10 his subject
kept all interested and his grafton was
all too short. AZ It's close line was
formed for the march 10 the cemetery,
preceded by the drum eofps, followed
hy the veterans and the children carry
ing the baskets ~ flowers. which were
placed on the graves Of comrades ht
the veterans, after exercises NJ the
monument COMMUNICATED 90 the mem
ory of Col. William II. Greenwood,
After ranks were broken all returned
10 Grange hall dining room where 4
bouniifnl dinner was served 20 all.
Mrs. c. d. Sargent is visiting Ia
Newfane.
Mrs. Ella .Iennison has returned from
visit In Newfane,
Mrs. Hardin Bennett Of Putney visit
ed In town Saturday.
c. ID. Sargent II visiting his old home
Ia Tnnbridge and vicinity.
Ula Davis and family visited rela'
tives in West Chesterfield Sunday.
Robert T.. Walker Of Bratileboro
spent Sunday with his brother, c. o.
Walker.
Jonathan Hefriek Of Bratileboro
spent Saturday with his sister, Mrs
Lydia Bennett.
Mrs. Ann Reed is not gaining. and
Miss strummer. a nurse Of Bratileboro,
IL caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Smith and
grandson Of Claremont. ". H., are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. i. o. Downs.
Miss Maud Robinson Of wardsboro
came Saturday 20 visit with her sister,
Mrs. Colburn, at Brook farm.
Miss Leila Watson and friend OF
Springfield. Mass. were recent guests
Of Mrs. Hannah Watson at Charles
Ormsbce's.
LYMAN Bailey. commander Of Col
William II. Greenwood post Of Putney,
thanked the Dummerston people for
their hospitality.
Mrs. Doolittle, teacher Of the center
school. was i'll the latter part OF last
week and the school was not in session.
II reopened Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Miller Of Brat.
tleboro were weekend and Memorial
day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. =. Walk
er at Locust Ridge farm.
Giles +. Reed Of Chicopce Falls en-
ioyed the holidays at Log Cabin farm
and Pine. WAY camp, returning Monday
night on the evening train.
Mrs. Louisa Halliday Of Brattleboro
came Saturday to Elmwood TO VISIT
relatives and attended the Memorial
exercises at Grange hall Monday.
Ernest Miller of Brattleboro made
his usual Sunday visit and also spent
Monday at Maple Ridge Fruit farm
with his father, J. A. Miller, and fam
ily
Miss Alta J. Denison Of West Brat.
tleboro and Miss Ruth Robbins of
South Vernon came Saturday to pass
Memorial day with A. +. Robin g fam
lily.
Mrs. James Breslin and son of Mill
ers Falls, Mass, Mrs. Minnie Dunkleee
of Leyerett, Mass, Fred Crosby of
Brattleboro and Harry Hurlburt of
Putney were Memorial day guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Crosby.
Mrs. +. d. Greenwood made her year
" pilgrimage from Marlboro, n. H..
bringing baskets of choice and beauti..
full flowers to decorate the graves of
the soldiers in Dummerston. Each year
the number of graves increases. This
year % baskets were furnished by Mrs.
Greenwood.
Judge Fred NJ. Butler and Mrs. But.
Ter of Rutland were in town to attend
the Memorial exercises, coming in their
automobile from Jamaica. They
brought friends with them. After the
dinner at Grange hall they visited
Mrs. Buffers sister, Mrs. Frank Wild
or, later returning to Jamaica.
The north school, Miss Elsie Hazel
ton teacher, held pre- Memorial exer-
cises Friday afternoon. Ten visitors
were present to listen to the singing,
recitations and violin music appropriate
to the occasion. Mrs. Wetherspoon of
the hollow school also arranged suit
able program for her pupils that was
well carried out.