The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01

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sir.,lg t.ianis.i and MI, thufl.f sAi~fss
: sss.l harvest. IhFs. arr lefaif.i ihlss
miles iis,sn lhr falifssad siait" isasl"l,'ss
AMI shaI.h, The village II hisl~y has
thfs~ shuisias, u iakss - aaNs w. :
l,t,rf ia srarh hsiet ~ the lac, eti''hs
,l,,'ir ho,ssshs.ll s,ssls had not arrived,
AZ iunrhren given lasi wesk THUR
daV a. a final event 81 r"t,iis 49, H's ~
a..l al Slnimans snllssr ~ Boston The
,,,s,,l,.,,. ,nsarrnsni II Mics nasie l.
Millrr aud John l.. liehar hoih Of lhss
,l,se. Nas announced, Mr. llslAaf l. a
son * MIR. Ada N. llrlyar, lie Was
"a adnaissl from the llfaiilel,oIo hsfh
ssba.I Ia lsal AID from IA. uissfsiiy oi
A,rn,0nt Al Harrington lasi year AMI has
,inc, lessn instructor ~ hpianN and asfa
culture IN that institution, Miss Miller
i the anly daughter II Mn Helen :,
Millrr. She Nas graduated iTpm hIaillt
| l,ofn aralrny with the elias Il 1910 ai'a
ifom Simmons college this y-af'
Carnll. youngest son II Mr.. aud Ms
arprge & ilauis. strplasi nn q nal al
uuiay Afternoon which was ltiisllr'l tat
iially through the hall 81 his night loot
| lie Was playing at . neighbour ions,
Nhsn the aoridrnl ocfnte.i and DID not
U.,lisr IL .rtiousnsss although the wound
was I,ainfal. The following day when his
mot her discovered the ioui 4 bad l''ce'ii,'
| badly infamssl. She questioned the chlid
and leafnrd the Gauss 81 the trouble, faf
sr,rfal hours trianus vas feared, Mr'iis
al ATTENDANCE Wa secured aud a. present
the bnv i doing we'll liz j. the lad who
Wa seriously III tot many months from
drinking potash about i've ycan ago
Miss Myrtle Brigg. closed successful
term 81 school Friday IN district No. 4.
| n was a T. weeks session with an en-
rollm,nt II II pupils The average attend,
ance was II aud 1859, showing one 81
| IA. best frcouls oi the town schools, The
tc.ts show am excellent average through
out the year. Mis- Briggs has been
| Thorough ia every branch of her work aud
the pupils have manifested general cnthu.
siasm aud interest. Myron .Aklcy aud
Glenn Convey were neither ahscni nor
/ tardy during the year and the following
eight received no marks throughout the
last term: Mildred Aklcy. Leiiic Akley,
Myron Akley. Edna Convey, Clyde Convey,
Glenn Convey. Rubert Fox and May Sader'
man. Miss Briggs gave a picnic Friday
/ "a the pupils and their parents IN 7. A.
Fox grove. in honor Of the conclusion OF
| her year. work.
Mn. Sarah Pratt. widow OF Austin
Pratt. who has been an invalid for nearly
/ - years. was taken Tuesday from her
! home. $40 Wc-tein avenle. where she
has lived continuously for' over 40 years,
10 the town home. Since Mr.. Pratt :
death three years ago Mrs. Pratt has been
wholly dependent on hired help 10 care
for her and ON several occasions II has
been necessary 10 employ trained nurse
She has no relatives nearer than nephews
and nieces and provision for her comforts
was unavailable, hence her removal to
the home She is deeply grieved over the
change aud general sympathy Is expressed
10 her in her illness and sorrow Mrs.
Julia Hart, who has been with her for
several months. was also taken to the
home where both will receive the best of
care.