The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-09

spending AHcail"h VI 49, ~" 49,"
In Greenfield and North Adams.
Mrs. Minnie corkins. who has been
spending the summer here, has gone 10
Greenfield. Mass, 10 visit relatives
Edward o. Barnard and family from
BROOKLYN have been visiting AZ MIS-
Mary Barnard 5 and Carl Barnard =
Carl Barnard and Leon Jewell have
been drawn AS Jurors and expect 70 20
20 county court NJ Newfane next tues
day.
Mrs. Carrie Barnard and son. Parke,
who have been spending the summer
here. have returned TO fltchburp'
Mass.
Our former townsman, .harles y.
| Spencer, of Shelburne Falls, Mass, mas
built "A two.tenement house ~ tha'
place.
Herbert II. Newton and family OF
| Holvoke have been spending several
weeks AT the Outing clubhouse AZ ma
ponda.
c. ID. Wheeler. who received bad
cut from broken glass near one Knee
| last week, is able 10 be out again Oh
cTutehes.
Mrs. f.. c. Louderieker. Miss Olive
Carman and Miss Ruth Cummings, VINO
have been at Raponda. have gone 10
| Rochester, y. y.
H. b. Raw of Bridgeport. Conn, has
been spending few days at ,hllds
| Tavern. and Mrs. W. Dougan from DOS
ton At +. +. Rays.
Edward j. Witness, family and
friends. who have been spending the
| summer nj the Lyon s Den, returned ~
BROOKLYN this week.
Austin +. Fox and family and Mrs
Wiggers, who have been spending the
summer at the Childs Tavern, nave gone
TO Hillsboro Bridge, \. II.
Mrs. J. II. Kidder has been quite NJ
for two weeks. Miss Lisle, a trained
nurse. is caring for her. she Is SLOWLY
recovering at this writing.
Burton NJ. Adams and family, who
have been spending few weeks at one
of Verne Adams s cottages at Raponda
returned to Hartford, Conn.,. this week
DIR. $. +. Dunn and family are spend
ing a two weeks vacation in New YORK
DIR, c. X. Peterson of Breat harrington
Mass, has charge of his practice during
his absence.
]. J. Gleason has sold his house on
West Main street to the Congregational
society for parsonage. II is under
stood that the society expects to nave
a regular pastor in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Dickinson
of Williston, No. Oak. who have beer
spending month or more in town. nave
zone to ReadsborO for short visit be
fore returning to their western home.
Mrs. William B. Mcclellan and chill
dren and Mrs c. II. Leonard and chi
dren. who have been at Mrs. ). +
Adams S for several weeks, have re
turned to their homes in Massachusetts
and Connecticut.
]. r. Buell.. who recently purchased
the Fort Ashley property. has thorough
" repaired and improved it, both inside
and outside. He now has three tene
ments, occupied by Charles smith an'
family, Carrie Snow and Mary Dudley
/ Mrs. Mary Morgan of Shelburn'
Falls, Mass, has been visiting with hel
acquaintance in town since Old Home
week. She has recently built two
occupying one of the tenements herselr
George A. Boyd has sold his farm
formerly known as the Barnard o.
davenport place, to Z. L. Thompson
who has this week arrived with MI
goods and taken possession. Mr.. Boyt
has bought the Sumner Deane farm a
West Dover and moved onto 1t TIM
week.
The extreme drouth was broken Sat
urday by refreshing rain of severa
hours. Some people were forced to e
a distance for water. The village waite
system is supplying several new Gus
toners this season, but the water IN TN,
reservoir has not been drawn an mel
below the overflow pipe.
E. E. Wheeler has sold his lot OF
Lake avenue between the road and TIT
lake at Raponda to Frank H. Hartman
of North Adams. Mr.. Hartman eX
poets to build large cottage there earl,
next spring, we understand. MI. Wheei
err will probably put up cottage .
: suit his needs on another lot near th'
head of the lake.
The Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington
railroad gave excursion rates 10 tn'
North Adams fair on Monday, Tuesda,,
and Wednesday, and held the tram eacl
night at Hoosac Tunnel for late t5ail
from North Adams to accommodate
their patrons. but the attendance wa
small from here. The fact is the vale.
fair at Brattleboro holds more attrac
ton for our people and If the nsua
good weather prevails the attendance
will be large from Wilmington.
| The schools opened for the fall tern
Tuesday with the following teachers
Principal and s WEss assa Stables
second assistant, Miss Frances 3
Mann: grammar, Miss Minnie Robin
son; intermediate, Miss FL Flora ao1 B19%a
first primary, Miss Alice Bancroft; Gut
ting school, Miss Edith Haskins; Fitcl
school, Miss Florence Neg1s; CAST,
school, Miss Bertha johnson; Dix school
Miss Christine Boyd.
Tuesday dawned cloudy and rain re!
by spells nearly all day. Notwithstand
ing this there was an average attend
ance at the polls The total vote TO
governor was 272, while it was 277 TIVE
wears ago and 264 four. years ago
Mead was behind the others on tn
ticket. For town representative, Dol
O. Butterield was elected by major
ity Of IS. Mr.. Butterfeld received
more votes for representative than any
candidate for any Office on either tn
state OF county ticket. The. entire vot'
!. in detail is given elsewhere in this issue