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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-26

ESTATE of Mary Wanamaker. deceased.
~ State of Wisconsin. County Court of
Grant cOunty-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given. that at the special
term of the County Court, to be held in and
for said county at the court house In the
city of Lancaster. in said county, on the
4th Tuesday of Feb. A. D.. 1910. being the
END day of Feb 1910. at the hour of three
o'clock in the afternoon. the tolloTing
matter will be heard and considered:
the application of Charles E, Wanamaker,
administrator OF the estate of Mary Wanna
maker. late of the city of Lancaster, Gran
piece of real estate belonging to said
estate described as follows: Lot2 in Block
SO, in Sd Ward of the city of Lancaster in
said county. according 10 the assessment
plat thereof. TO pay debts and expenses of
administration of said estate.
Dated January .4th. 1910.
By order of the Court.
+. b. GOODSELL.
County Judge
w. E. Shimmin Attorney.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-26

RSTATE of John Je1dy. deceased
~ State of Wisconsin. County Court of
Grant county-In Probate,
Notice is hereby given, that at the regular
and for said County at the Court House in
the City of Lancaster. in said County. on
the first Tuesday of February. A. p,
1910. being the 1St day of February. 1910,
at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon
the following matter will be heard and con-
Sidered:
The petition of Elizabeth Jeidy. for the
appointment of an administrator of the
estate of John Jeidy. late of the city OF
Lancaster. in Grant county, Wisconsin.
deceased.
BY order of the Court,
z. Z. GOODSELL. County Judge.
Dated January 18th, 1910.
Brown Brennan and Carthew Attorneys.
1st IT'S. Jan, 5th; last ms. Jan. l9.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26
SOUTH VERNON.

Herbert Buffum is at home for a visit
Kenneth Newton of West Orange, Mass
j. visiting his grandmother
Mrs. Ralph Park has gone to Laurei
Park for a few days outing
Miss Irene Marther OF West Brattleboro
l. n guest at w. j. Weatherhead's.
Abel Duquette and family OF Springfield
Mass. are guests at {. Z. Newton 8
Mrs Helen Riley has gone to visit her
daughter in Worcester, Mass, Tor 1e"
weeks.
Mrs. lydia Wilson has returned home
after two months absence in Bernardston
and Guilford. Nv
Edward FitzHenry and family OF wei
lington, Mass, were recent vlsitors d, H.
w. Bentley's.
The Loyal Workers meeting Snnd Ii
o,,an;no will have for its subject World
Wide Missions Part OF Gods frophe'ic
Plan.
Rev A. f. Phelps will take for, his sub
;ect sunday morning, The 10Th Man.
Evening service, subject, what Man
Found by Climbing Tree.
Fred Bentley has been heard from i, on o.,
Tho coast of Norway where he writes thal
no ;ndulqed in a game OF snow-baii IN Au'
anst lie is expected home soon.
The Sunday school and friends OF the
Advent church held a picnlc, on a. "a.
1unklee's farm Wednesday. They gave
corn roast and enjoyed general goo"
time,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26
LEYDEN.

Schools in town commence next Mon
day,
Mr.. +. d. sawyer returned Monday
from her visit IN Nalthain.
Miss Pearl Bottom OF Conway. has been
visiting at John Newcomb's, j.,
Miss Dora Koch of Boston ls the guest
Of her aunt. Mrs. George Dennison.
/. II. and II. W. Severance attended
a sale of high class Jerseys at Worcester
Wednesday.
Mr.. A. G. Gallupe and Elva OF Green
River spent Tuesday with her sister, MrS'
w. c. Smith. and Wednesday at her iath'
ers. ;. c. Severances
The auction sale at A. G.. Parkss Wed:
nesday was Il success IN the attendance OF
people and in the prices obtained. Hay
sold for Sl5 ton, yearings at Si' 10 ~
and other stock in the same ratio.
Professor Curtis cf Columbia College.
Columbus Mo. came from Woods Hole
with his friend, Prof. X. A, Burlington OF
Oberlin College, Oberlin, o., to spend sew
era DAYS at $. b, Budlngtons
Charles Braman, who has been Ill Tor
some time was taken to the Franklin
County hospital last week Thursday, ana
died there Friday night. The funeral was
held in Greenfield Sunday afternoon ana
The burial was in the South cemetery ~
evden. He was Il member OF the o4ti,
regiment Massachusetts volunteers, ana
had lived in town number OF years, com
INC here from South Deerfield. He leaves
n widow and one daughter. lie was q
wears old
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26
VERNON.

vorrop orange will hold its next reg
.,a. ,oatino Saturday evening of TINS
week. 49,, Doro.
Mrs. w. H. Hale and daughter, Doro;,
.h1, wont this week for few DAYS
visit in Granville, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Days OF
G.rdner. Mass. are guests OF MI. ana
Mrs G. E. Davis this week.
Miss Robv Wright returned Med;
nesday evening from Jew u NW NV
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Ne"
ton. , frou
Miss Ruth French, teacher lroIl
Springfield, Mass, is spenalhS d a "uh
at the Hubbard farm WITH hei "''-''
Mrs. G. E. Hubbard. -,
PHYLLIS Hicks, F. W. St9ddafa -
granddaughter, and ANNE Mcl.eeo ~
Springfield, Mass, are guests u TWO wv,
and Mrs. F. W. Stoddard 1or wv
weeks. ,. o+
John Patten was recent CUES. az, az
A n. .Jaouith's. Mr.. Patten sans ii h,,
week in the ship Calais, commanueu ny
Cantain Clark, for target practice heai
Provincetown. - Last
The jolly Seven will give their las last
dancing party of this season S az oeS-
tral park Friday evening; sep. iii
Wales's orchestra of Brattleporo VIII
, Mrs T, F. Clark of West Brattletboro
and Avery Harris and daughter' ME- ME,
Ella Clark, of Charlotte, nave SeSn
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. faii
man this week.
Miss Sarah Goodnow OF orange;
Mass, and Mrs. b. .. Miller anu
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26
WEST NoRTHfIELD.

Mr. and Mt. George Snow .irni We'd
nc~lay II Lake Pleasant,
Mr.. Martha llolton la. l,cen vliilns
Mr.. orinda Nye ol Norhhcld Farms,
Eta brigham II Marlboro was rrrrni
gncsi II Mr.. aai Mr.. y : Cufse.
Mr.. Brewer u Springfield, Mas, was
guest of Mp. katherine eastman Men
Roland Rngg. II New York !. visiting
III. grandparents, MI aud Mr.. Henry
briggs.
Grace Cors. If Springfield VI. j. witt
ing her grandparents. Mr. aud Mr.. J.. :.
Core.
Mn. Alfred \. Lincoln 81 bingham and
little grandson are visiting her daughter,
Mr.. Clifford llolton.
Mr.. aud Mr.. swallow and two children
OF New York are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mn. Henry Brigg..
Frank Stark IL very III with quinsy sore
throat. \ trained nurse j. ia attendance,
Ills clerk. Mr. llargravc- i also III with
tonsilltis.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mr.. George
Hammond were Sophia llpwden OF New
Haven. Margaret Chase of Windsor, VI,
and Carl Donoghuc Of Springfield. Mass.
Mr.. and Mr.. Edwin Palmer, ir., wei
coined a little daughter Go their home
sunday. Little Gerald Palmer j. staying
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mr.. 1.
N. Purple, OF Gill.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26
WHITINGHAM..

DIR. Stafford was called 10 see MI
Wilder last week.
Watson Hicks's little son Is very III
with cholera infantum
4 Mrs. Carl Wheeler was in Greenheln
n few DAYS last week with her parents
Ruth and Gertrude Wheeler are vis.'
;,ing their uncle and family in Shell
bIrne, Mass, this week.
George Brown of Heath came w
Tuesday with their summer boardefs
and spent the afternoon.
Mabel Kent spent a few days IN
North Adams last week. returning
sunday with her uncle in his auto.
Mrs. Rose Chase has sold her piac,e,
TO William Underwood. She VIII sen
some of her goods at the Chase auction
Misses Cherrie and Emma Whitney
of East Templeton, Mass, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sawyer TINS week.
Robert Chase is soon to have an
auction sale of his farming implements
and other things after which he VIII
move to Readsboro.
The village schoolhouse is being par
titioned off inside. There will be TWO
rooms instead of one so that there can
he two grades of school. Will Faux
ner and II. A. Wheeler are dong the
work.
Mrs Z. L. Wheeler was n North
Adams Wednesday to see her little son,
Otis. who will soon be removed to ms
home here as all that can has been
done for him there. He does not even
know his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riggs of Japan
are here on a visit with his aunt, Mrs.
s A Wheeler. Mr.. Briggs lived here
when young boy. His father, Rev
tist church here for several years.
A party of 10 men and women men ha aye
past week. Mrs. II. l.. Farley of Ear
Ie "s' Mass, and Miss Peterson of New
London. Ct. being among the party
The rest were from Heath. Mr.. Farley
over sunday with his family, return
ing Monday. There were II there sun
day.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26

Ahea A. upasa u nFsnss fs~i that he V
~ lihs iof frslsstiaA this Yu4T ~ slais
II the isft that ks has already l~sn sat
70 iisefeA hail too lsfms, lhs ls"I,ls q
Nofihheid aIr t~asihnihs ~ ssi hsisS ahd
pai IA lee si4la,s "a lhsif wsn sssasani,
fhsf Is4ilss that NJ, tiaaA kss s@Nei ~
his olive satisfactorily, lul do 80 ra'
Magh stress - lhs fast that lasi iss0aasr
W. has hsi ihs sRITtssss n ise snAis
10 -a@Ad le aasp auAisis.i 10 fsiss~ss.l
tho disltirl than sahAr salarf god man,
Nefthhsld think. that Il l. iR linr Toe The
candidate ihls l.ar. and isai,ir hsls have
raiarssesi ihsaF anlsnilahs ~ announcing
lhriT shuaau II tle nsAsrhIiah this fall
iApals Nhrnf fssd hans, aha has l-vn
lrsenlN ala@lhtsi ia that usfirs, and bt
\, y, Msasi a,e lhs laa mrn under ren
slsieFalloh and thought 10 ~ siTsns ran,il
dates la NatihFsi Isaiis. NJ, naanr
has gwen his assent H. auovpl a nominai
,ioh. ahlls nt Me.l has a. Yrl made "a
answer Ia the proposal fIlsn,is 4 Mr
tIion have had na inlimailon until the
frI.st tia, be- stsild Twelve any ori.e
sltion, bat Il new leoks a. II there spuld
H. snme Interest 10 The usmins ivpnlll
can dlsiilfl convention, after all,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26
WEST HALIFAX.

Mics l., N nl@Nn y Visiting IN 1srA
,,,ngills this Nesk.
Fr~l Sianlr, has hren TrpaiItns HE
hoiise extensively lately
Mn. Ann Hall la. ir,uinel from hri
vi.ii 10 North Adams. Mas,
n q. Mm,lrn y boarding Nth Ddia
Pratt ahile aofkinF on the rad heir.
Ilrri.r,t Philil.. aud daughter, Altira,
a liaiiinsors. Md. arr Al the humc II his
hruihst, H. ]. Phillips
The town has rummrnurd o. lay uui
.iatr money On the hr"ek rad, >" eaiira'
al,oul male ilum the sillasr.
..orsr A. chase wac aNay on bnsines.
The hist II the Nrrk and his slslri, MT
cora Dalnmlic ha, bren running 'b'
store iof ham,
Mir. and Mr.. A.hbrl Meacham and chi,
,lt,u HAM. Dorothy and isaliicr.. ~
Toan.hend. visited their aunt, Mr' T. .
Cooke, sunday.
q. T.. Moden. Mr.. = :, Cooke an n
Nit. Bugg. ate NUMBERED AMONG thv ~
ones. hut IN ATE better nov though under
the doctors caIv.
Mr.. and Mr.. Hosea Brigham II Vim
chester. y. H.. aud Nc. aud Mr., ~
brigham. II Nottingham visited AZ L. '"
and l.. \. summers Monday.
Rev. MARY Leggei,e prachcs her ias'
.ertnon heis iof this SEASON next Sunda!
n /. horesl that all will turn out aud giyc
her a good house for shc y AN ads
speaker
The republican raucu- last saturday
afternoon nominated 4 u Stone. aud tbs
democratic caucus ~ the evening n"ini
mated j. Nile Plumb a. candidates ioi
town representative.
Mn. :. u. Thurbcr, Mss lara Warren
and Mi.s Pauline Adams took q carriage
drive 10 Bemardston. Mas, last wecf
"Wednesday aud visited at Mrs. Ihurber
sons. George Tburbcr,, aud returned >un
day.
A reunion Of the Wordcn family Wa
held al the home of G. L. Nordcn Mon
day 4 very pleasant day was spent, Their,
beinp about ~ present, Dinner was serN
ed al / o'elock and many good thing
Nerr nartaken oil Those present wen
Mr.. and Mr.. !. ID. Howard and daugh
ter. Grace. Of Winchendon, Mass, Mr. ans
MIR. W. G. Rockwell of Brattle.boro
Worlen sumner. Mr. and Mn. lswi'
Sumner and daughters. Mary and Grace
and son. Kenneth. Herbert Worden aanc
daughter. Calista, Frank Worden, MI
and Mn, Fred y. Worlen and Mr.; and
Mr.. George Z. Worden, all OF Wes'
Halifax
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26
JACKSONVILLE.

Carroll Kingsley returned to Brattle-
boro Tuesday.
Pansv Davis is working at james
harrington s.
C. H. Waste is learning to drive MS
new touring car.
]. E. Coleman and family were IN
Brattleboro Tuesday.
Mildred Corse is home from her
work in Wilmington.
Harold Allen visited his cousin, My
ron Allen, this week.
Joseph Leonard has sold his farm to
his son, John Leonard.
Floyd Dalrymple and family are
visiting in Brattleboro.
Murry Pierce and w. D. Canedy
took parties to Brattleboro Tuesday IN
their autos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Brigham OF
Hinsdale, N. H., are visiting at URIC
Brigham
George Churchill and daughter visit
ed at H. j. Richmond s in Charlemont,
Mass, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Allen and MISS
Morgan of Wilmington were at Z. ..
Allen S the first of the week.
The republicans met Saturday and
nominated C. H. Waste for town rep
resentative. The names of A. A. But
terfeid, S. Murdoch, C. B. Morse. F.
Z. Davis, H. G. Porter, W. A. Brown
and G. W. Kentfield were presented
for a Justice ticket The democratic
voters met Monday evening. W. a.
Brown was chosen chairman and q. W.
Kentfield secretary Charles +. Al
lard was nominated for town represen,,
tative. The Justice ticket as presented
by the republicans was endorsed; n.
Roberts. H. A. Wheeler and Wayne
Fowler were elected town committee.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26
oUfLroRD.

Mrs, Pred 1oamhs l. recovering from
q severe attack II tonsiliiis,
Mrs, Ida Rose Newton % Greenfield
IL visiting her cousin, Mfs, q, T. NH
90.
The Misses Phelps are guests ~ the
Fitch family n the Dana Howard
farm.
Miss GLADYS sny,ler and Miss Flor
enee 1ieidIich, ni-ces IT the Misses
llill, ATE visiting AZ liill Crest,
Rev. aud Mr.. Cornell hay. gone Ia
North fhrifnfi. W., for a vacation,
The church viii be closed next sunday
Merton 4. Thomas received the ..
Iinhlicnn nomination foT town Trpfcsen'
iaiiyr ~ the caucus last week. I'd
ward T., sqniefs l. the democratic nom
inee
Schools in districts No. :, q and :
will commence Monday. Aug, ~, The
remaining schools will epen the hrsi
week IN September, Miss brrnirr
smith Of South wiudham will teach
the village school.
TIL. listers completed and iiled the
unadrenniAl appraisal of real estate
Wednesday. Estimated value h soine.
what higher a. a rule. which i the
NNNF NAA MAFI tue NAfMNAN NNN NANAf ="
far as heard from.
The annual fishing picnic on the
bank of the Connecticut river was
attended hV large number Of families
from She south part Of the town, also
from Guilfofd Center, the east village,
and Leydcn. Dinner. a. previously,
was served 10 the dining room at Cen
trail park nj Vernon.
A valuable dog belonging 10 Select.
man T.. y. Gaines was run over aud
killed hv an automobile "A lew dhNs
ago. The dog had been carefully
trained 10 drive cattle and make HIM
self generally useful around the farm,
besides being faithful watch dog
/, seems 4 pity that the reckless driv'
inr Of autos in this vicinity cannot be
stopped. as il has come 10 y point
where there j. no safety on the road
for man or beast
4 party of Brattleboro people IN
which were man. his wife and two
small children. were returning sunday
afternoon from n drive to BernafdsiOn
and when Just below the state line
alighted frem their carriage for the
purpose of eating a lunch in a shaded
spot bv the roadside, with their team
standing nearby. All of a sudden the
horse gave start, from what they
thought was an attack by bees, and
ran furiouuslv up the road distance
of two and one.half miles when II was
stopped. The outfit was owned by Mr.
Howard of Brattleboro. The carriage
was COMPLETELY wrecked. but horse
aud harness were not damaged. With
buggy loaned by farmer the fam
ily returned 20 their home.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26

daughter. Mics Mad. u wesi iirs,ils
lsFS. ssEs Euosni guests 81 NJ ssd
Ms. 4, II, AkleY,
Ms. Alice A. Merss u JoLasen Cilyl
feHn., Ms. Emils =, Edwards, hF, sA,l
Ms. l. - f.tisaTds sad daas hisf'
tlssotly, II hE4tlissssEa, lave herh
guests ~ Mfs, n, I. Reed this assk,
NJ aHd Mrs. u, A, hiaisA lesA =
iTin Ia fisAhnIg. Mass, last Mendsy,
Ih@y ssFs accompanied hy Mr. i-as4s'
Naura ana Mr.. q, D. kslsIhleekr
Who IsiaInsd Ia their Lomrs ~ uals
from fiirhbnIg.
NJ and Mss. II, 4, sialsn, Mn. v
II, Aklsy and Miss lnet Akiry, Mn.
!, T.. Webster. Mn, q y Menili asi
daughter, Harriet Ethel. Mn, ! X
a Alley, Mrs. kate ranlrTs and J. Y,
Might Manl "a Nest nnilfoFd Wed
nesslaY. making the lIip IL auiemohii-s
aud attending the eNefsisrs and annual
harvest hame ,iinneT Il the West uuil'
ford liataisi church,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26
SOUTH AAiIYAx

Lsoa i.aisaek y IL ColIsla lof Ice
dsss
4. y. IlAsk, ahe hAs i~~n 10 is@sses'
uams heh.s NsiaEsiA. ssrhihs
Nj and Me-. Aaashan lsiuitassi "a lissii
koass 10 ilaaseAs. Mass, Na.nsiAls
tssns ilAiiis haze sraRr "a Aoalh iAsf
lshi Ia asssk daEsns isslsArs@ s~AsasAi
i.sosgs Nssssoal wasted iriaii!rs 10
ConNay, Macs, Saturday And sslsiAl'
Mis- MAliaa naipmIAs a Maiil9ie.
VI. is ga : lea days NisA Nth hsf
ungls, 4. u, Mesiaid,
Cla,taa Harp visited his H,eihsI, Me
Nellie ilaHR, NanAaS, be lfplh.., lih'
lon. rvlaIHihs "a Given iiNsr 9Th him
Mr. Deaslass, el,o has besn repairing
h. NJ tiafl A Ssn, dam, finished Hofh
THURSDAY and Isianrd 20 he ioh'r ~
k~adshoio.
Mr. and M,s Frank liasssli aud Mss
Tnslee, aha haze lsrn boarding q, ~ Z,
ilaffass the l,asi lea weeks, returned Va
New iofk saturday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26
WEST GUILFoRD.

Dir c. 4 Prouty and family Of Putney
are visiting Mowry Lynde,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilder Buffum visited
relatives in Wilmington last week.
Miss Persis Coleman of South Gardner
j. visiting her brother. Calvin Coleman.
c. NJ. Deming OF Hartford, Conn, visit
ed one day last week with his cousin,
George Codding
Rev. r. NJ West, d. d., OF Rochester,
y. Y, will preach in the Baptist church
Sunday at II a. m.
Mr.. and Mn. Richmond Thomas OF
Greenfield spent Sunday with their par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs II. b. Thomas.
Mrs. Joseph Furbush and her daughter,
Amy. Of Acton, Mass. came Saturday Tor
an indefinite stay with her uncle, Calvin
Coleman
Miss Estella Cook of Boston came Sat
urday TO spend two weeks with her moth
or. Mrs. 4. NJ Hiding, and sister, Mrs.
w. c Phelps
Calvin Cook and his sister. Miss Alice
Cook, OF Heath, Mass, came last week
Friday for an indefinite stay with their
sister, Mrs. Gyms Merrlfield
Recent boarders at r. b. Thomas's are
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen and two children
and Mr.. Stedman OF Revere, Mass, anu
Miss Lowell of Brockton. Mass.
John Henderson and Charles Merriheld
and son of Rhode Island returned to their
homes Saturday after spending two weeks
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mortified,
Mrs. Charles Lynde and little daughter,
Lillian (who has been threatened with
cholera infantum) returned to their home
in Brattleboro Sunday, after spending =
few days at Mowry Lynde's
Mrs. Richard Lake and son, Harry, who
have been visiting Mrs. Lakes brother,
Willis Whitney, of Moravia, n. Y, two
weeks. returned home last week. On
their way home they visited in, Feeding
Hills with Mrs Lakes sister, Mrs: VIII
liam Fuller Her niece, Miss Clara Fuller,
returned home with them for an indefinite
stay.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26
HALIFAX.

II. NJ. Scott is attending the scott re-
union at Smithfield, Pa
Frank Payne and Cornelius Dickinson
were at the Fish Homestead over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Crosier were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Crosier Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Leon Starkey and little son, Still
man called on Mrs. Perley Crosier re-
Gently.
II. l.. Learnard and daughter. Ethel, OF
New Haven, Conn, are stopping at 7. H.
Learnard's.
MIR. and Mrs. Perley Crosier and family
and Mr.. and Mrs Fl. E. White spent sun
day at Emory Evans's.
Miss Ethel Learnard of New Haven,
Conn, is visiting her grandparents, MI
and Mrs. c. H. Learnard.
Miss Winslow of Cleveland, ", and Miss
Elsie Henderson OF Framingham, MASS
are guests at the Hartman cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Crosier called on
relatives in town Monday while on an atl-
tomobile trip from Wilmington, VT, to
keene, n. IL.
Miss Eta Crosier and her brother,
Frank. of Brattleboro, called on theh
grandmother. Mrs. Rufus Crosler one DAY
this week.
Chaplain and Mrs. s. ]. Smith returned
to Fort Mott. n. j., last Wednesday:
after spending a>few days here, Mr.; an, and
Mrs Smith intend to go to the Philip
pines next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Sawyer and Miss
Anna Koonz from Nottingham, w., and
DR.. and Mrs Clubhouse and daughter OF
Shelburne Falls, Mass, were guests at
Hillside Camp Sunday.
E. NJ. Ward and family Of New York
o;ty are at the H. M. Ward hunting
lodge for week. While here Mr. Ward
Viii decide as to the location of lodge
he is to build for himself this fall.
The democratic caucus held in the town
hall Saturday evening was well ATTENDED.
The meeting was called to order by f. H.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26
General Conference Closed Sunday.

- sunday was the closing day oil the
,r.,sl conference. Rev Len q. Brongll'
90 Atlanta. TIA. spoke both morning
IA evening An important feature OF
Il. s,,bprug has been the Bible lecture
~ I'm bk Dr. G.. Campbell Morgan.
=. r the leading non-conformlsts OF
Sind Dr. &. Glenn Atkins OF I'rov-
M, Ion q new speaker has made a
..,ps IMPRESSION. The ministers meet.
4. conducted each day in sage chapel
Il Dr. Holden and Dr.. Hutton have been
s,,ln,'y helpful. DIR. Morgan IN his
S.ts 5jlps, ,aid he with others felt
Ai deeper spiritual note had been
slB.k than At any preceding conference
Al the delegates, including the MINIS
tn have taken part IN the athietlc
nature, Ui the conference. lnterdenonhl-
nilma baseball games were popular
lsring tie last week. and the victory oil
Ne tongr,gationalists was widely cele'
hated. 4 special track meet Tor the
voup. women delegates proved exciting
d both the contestants and the large
audience. On many of the afternoons re-
,eliion. have been held for the various
examinations and one whole day was de-
wtd TO missionary addresses.
In many ways the most prominent ana
ryered OF all the speakers was Dr. Arthur
T. Person 0i Brooklyn. one OF the great
Missionary authorities of the country
The conference devoted one session 70
celebrating with him the semi.centennlal
Il hi ordination. At the special service
IN hi, honor his pastor. DR.. Edgerton r..
Young brought greetings from American
irqds Rev. j. Stuart Holden spoke ior
BIZ English admirers, and W. H., Moody
chairman Of the conference, told OF the
Election in which all at Northfeld hold
him. In bis reply Dr. Pierson spoke
in particular of the changed attitude
toward the Bible today in contrast with
The way il was revered 80 years ago.
Some critics" he said. ARE practically
hing it a> a football. denying its divine
aspiration and saving power, thus almost
committing the objectionable sin. Friends
here and elsewhere have united in raising
fund TO send DR.. Pierson on a world
tom Of missions, starting this fall. IL Is
hoped he will report here at the confer,
Gce in 1911. He is to give the speclai
'eneS Of Bible addresses this week, speak
mg for two weeks on Christian Health.
Mrs, H. VI. Bristol is visiting in North
Adams
The sum Of 500 was netted at the Cath
Ole lawn party.
Mrs. w, r. Farley is enjoying yacht
my cruise with friends.
Miss Ruth Mclean is entertaining
George Chds of Deerfeld.
Rufus Mmot and daughter, Sarah. re-
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26
NoRrHrfEI.p FARMS,

Mns. y y llow-s aud daughter. Adella,
sIsni Sunday IN ur~snhrld,
Mr.. y, D. ilaars visited her daughter.
Gertrude, In nfalllrhoia ros~nily,
Mr., frrl Jackson spent SUNDAY with
heI sister, MIR l.. 7, Hammond, Al the
MAldle Farms
Mlss lnssle Hammond has returned
inom MoForsirT, NhrTr shr has hrrn welt
ING Mis- Alice Parker.
Mr. Ross Woed and Mr.. Fond have rr'
turned o. Worcester. after sl~nding .
week with {. " Whitaker.