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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
WEST DUMMERSTON.

Mrs. George Field of Sioux Falls, s.
D., is visiting her father, G. B. Field.
Mrs. Birdie Sprague of Brattleboro
is spending a few days with Mrs. J. P.
0 'Brien.
Miss Evion Bassette of Monson.
Mass, has been visiting at Mrs.
Charles wilkins s.
Mrs. L. w. futile and Mrs. Ellen
Porter and granddaughter, Gertrude
Porter, visited Mrs. James Clark, jr,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Connarn and
three children of Manchester, n. H.,
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Connarn.
The people of West Dummerston
think F. o. Downs is all right if he is
a democrat and was chairman of the
republican caucus.
Otis Adams of Brattleboro has re.
Gently purchased the late Abner Bailey
house of Isaac Bailey of Brattleboro
and took possession the first of the
week.
Mrs. William Russelt of Brattleboro
and Mrs. Edward Kirkwood and little
son. Raymond, of Fitchburg, Mass,
spent last Tuesday with Mrs. F. E:
Phillips.
Last week Mrs R. A. knights s
night blooming cereus made its annual
show of beautiful, fragrant blossoms.
Five of the seven large buds unfolded
in one evening and were much enjoyed
by all who saw them.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02

term of school here Monday. sas
boarding at l.. NJ. Stickneys
l.. NJ. Stickney and Henry A-j
bury were among those to 90 Oh 4
excursion to Newport last week
Mrs. G. Z. Hunt was called 70 s..
Londonderry few days ago By tae
rious illness of her sister, Nh VI
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ki1gs5. 4
daughter Of Bellows Falls have 4
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. TelIie y
man few days recently.
Mrs. Archie Worden and son Li,il
of South Londonderry, and NH 4
Wolcott and son, Roger, Of BIil1l
were visitors in the place TuesdiT.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. RawSoI sii3
tanned Tuesday Mr.. and Ms, "
Landman and son, Casper, Nj y
Mrs. A. w. Rawson and sons \
George Cobb of Sonth L0ndondi1
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome RaE:ol
New York. Mrs. Rachael COBB \
aged mother of Mrs. B. B, RsFs]
was also of the party, which c0lianIj
each one of her three children, y
grandchildren and three Teat'Ha|
children.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02

Iiiiisn Lssas q RIeoklyn, y, y, sed
i1asla t.sshinl@sksT q Uassnslosn, l. u
ssss a lhs La iTlisy,
AL MIs 4. slsTaFison q Mslfess,
Mas asTr ~ The hotel Saturday, Nj,
iisfkr hss so his shHs Isauine Dc
tsi. - NJ. shrIsI'ison,
Mailafs y Atfhil,ali, pha has lssh
sisiliEg al ~ baptist IaIsaAAss Ief ~
Iasl lsa ersks, islafnsd tuasiAy 70 be
csnr ~ iissrfhill As--s
The failaaihs taalls alisnisd The far
- lshi0hifIp lisfH taii, " u, fhh'
lie, nush ihiihps, ~, NJ NlaIkss iaHf
SPARKS, llrflrit lirhsan, iohh Dale,
Ms. :. rgsik SsifI. Nha has bash elih
hsF faishis. lsF AMI MR losrIlh Nc
ksah, ihi, sahlmeF, IfiuFnoi With hrf
husi,anl Sunday a. hrT home Ia Ninhs
fsll, Mas,
~. n Siafls las posted sample bal
Las ahl rsi,ls ioF insifufii0n o. Naiefs
10 The srnrFii slr1li1h a the ifufmrn >
msrlins 81 h. hfA neat fars.iay Al the
iban hall
Nj. nlahl AZ Chicago, Win Was 4 siu.
lrni hrIr Whrn 4 n saith Nas principal
Ii I. q. :, With Me Hubbard, the pr.s
fnt postmaster II Chiasa, Vas AZ thr
hoiel Ffidas and rallei GA friends IN ,hls
place.
Mics Malsl PhnlIs. who has been With
her grandmother al summer, lgii sainf
hak ~ MrsltrA and Springfield, Mass
"a fauis % ulrf'in rallrsr. ~, Mrs.
MaY Phillips weni a. iar a. No''held
With her
iiasrl Franklin ~ Wet ToNnsheni
srsndlsushirT ~ Mr. Lucy Franklin II
ih. ilaos, d.rl Tuesday a. q result y a
fail snnr time agd, when che struck bee
head on 4 siaAr Much sympathy j. ieii
iof The family,
Falloaius ar lhe nrg teachers fog .ihr
ArsltnK l,oK Is. iorlyn. \ u u MI
ton. 81. principal, Ahlsail lAEellr, \ H.,
~ MtHthiun. Mac, Languages, Ml,s Helen
Pfrniiss ~ haiilrhotp, teacher II the
commercial course.
Mr. ANA M. 4. VI Phillips and Mr.
~ she Congregational church sunday
morning the pastor val preach on the
subject. ImfifNinn hli AirrWaris l.iir
This service wall IT, followed ~ holy com
munion 80 which 40 afc invited IN the
Holland school ~ district No. NJ
o'clock SUNDAY afternoon the pastor VIII
.prak on she theme, Why Woman
Answered. II i Well. In the evening
Nj. Trrs 5oit 81 Boston viii give an ad'
drss For a number ~ YEAR ~. speak
~ has hren interested IN y NJ, G, \.
work AMI wa formerly a secretary in that
liis former addresses here
have hccn helpful and inspiring Come
and hear the truth from a hymaus point
~ view.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
wARDsBoRo CENTER.

Mr.. Casey is at work for Mr.. Perry
Nearly every one is through haying
Reuben Robinson is painting his
house.
Miss Nellie Porter has returned to
Brattleboro.
There seems to be fair crop of
fruit in this vicinity.
George Gale has been helping Ed.
Farnham hay a few days.
What is Vermont s greatest need at
present. Answer, rain, rain.
School commenced Monday, Aug. %,
with Miss Grace Payne as teacher.
Mayolin Farnham is staying at Mrs.
H. E. Putnam's and going to school,
William Clark and family have
moved into E. J. Farnham s house
here.
Erving Frost and family of Rutland
are visiting his wife's mother, Mrs.
Hattie Putnam.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
WARDSBoRo.

The a. Y. club will meet with Mrs.
Mary \. May Thursday,
Charles Vial Of Gardner Mass, spent
the first of the week with his sister,
Mrs. L. Pike.
Mrs. NJ. j. Gleason spent few days
in Brattleboro, accompanied by her
grandson, Martin Gleason.
George May and family spent a
week with Mrs. ). d. May and return.
ed to their home in Orange Tuesday
Mrs. Fannie Sturges Bemis left Mon.
day for a visit TO the northern part of
the state among relatives and friends.
Mrs. +. Bosworth and daughter,
Beatrice, of Athol, Mass, came up to
the May farm Monday to spend week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. .Jopson of New Ha-
ven, Conn. are visiting at Mrs. Ware s
and Miss Carrie Wares, Mrs. Jopson s
mother and sister.
Miss Sybil Stetson, who has been
visiting her uncle, G.. A. Briggs, and
her aunt, Mrs. A. l.. Wheeler, returned
to her home in Greenfield Thursday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
SOUTH WINDHAM.

Harvey Corbett has returned ioN
York.
Mrs. Charles Coleman is at the Nl
Of her son, John Coleman.
James A. and Collins Ha4n@
have returned to Comstoek, y !,
John Coleman lost one Of b; " y.
horses Tuesday. The animal ai0P'
dead.
Lewis Jennison has moved ~ lsll
from West Townshend to the AVI'
his father, Kirk Jennison. =,
Mrs. Lille Lyman Of spFls-a,
Mass, who is in poor health, i s.''-
with her sister, Mrs. +. D. tElei'
Ora Lyman and Arthur BuFoese Il /
up from Springfield, Mass IL
auto Saturday. returning oulu'' !,
Mrs. James Ford has shlppeSy /
household goods to BrooNyn' :" ~,
and she will return to her nome !
week. :,
Col. and Mrs. Hammond ana . a',',
ter, Lila. whe have been Yis Sd
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Barber 5, have Ie.9''
their home in Pottersville, N l.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
SOUTH NEwFANE.

James Howe visited friends in Wes-
ton last week.
Samuel !. Shanbacker Tuesday re.
turned 10 Lansdown, Pa.
Allen Bruce has gone to Chester and
Ludlow for q two.weeks' outing.
John NJ. Stratton and family were at
j. 5. STATIONS Sunday for the day.
Wells Goodel has hired Mrs. Lyon s
house for one year beginning Sept. i.
Harry Whitaker is at home for a
few days and returns to Brattleboro
tomorrow.
Eugene Packard has been visiting
his mother in Greenfield, Mass, the
past week
Mrs. Alice A. Morse Saturday re.
turned from Brattleboro after two
weeks visit.
School in Marlboro Branch district
commenced Monday, with Mrs. E. H.
Metcalf teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace II. Adams of
Chicago were over-Sunday guests of
Mrs. Alonzo Stratton.
John L. Morse, who was confined to
his room the first of the week by i'll
ness, is much improved.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bingham and daughter
are spending the week with Mrs. Bing-
ham S brother, Frank Knapp, at Put
ney.
Miss Marie Rawson of Troy, n. Y,
former Mortified seminary student, is
the guest of Miss May Kelsey at S. H.
Morse s.
Mrs. Eunice Thomas and daughter,
Miss Lotte Hunt, went Wednesday to
Saxtons River to visit Lucian Hunt
and family.
The listers meet this afternoon at
Henry f. Johnson s to listen to griev-
ances in the matter of re-appraisal of
real estate.
The village school, Miss Edna Marsh
teacher, begins Tuesday, and at Brook
side the same day with Miss Lottie
Hunt teacher.
Miss Ethel Jackson of Mortified and
Miss Matte Metcalf of Brattleboro
have been guests of Mrs. Clarence
Moore this week.
Mrs. Samuel II. Morse Monday re-
turned from Brattleboro after spend
ing several days with her brother,
Mrs. Murray H. Cheney from Sunday
Mrs. Carl Cushing and Mrs. Mason
White of Brattleboro at Sunset lake.
The South Newfane and East Dover
baseball teams played last Saturday,
the local team winning. The return
game will occur this afternoon at East
Dover.
J. Patton of Texas is guest of Ar
thur Moss at The Terraces for two
weeks. Mr.. Patton and Mr.. Moss are
room mates at Drew seminary at Madi-
son, n. J.
A very pleasant meeting of the Sum-
mer Colony was held Saturday evening
with E. Milton Dexter, at Dexter hall,
following a series of similar Saturday
evening parties at the several summer
homes.
Mrs. Nicholas of New York and Miss
Fannie King of Chicago, who have
boarded in Dover during the summer,
were recent callers at their cousin Is,
Murray II. Cheney s, and left for their
respective homes Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Waite of Wards
boro and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Waite
of Spokane, Wash, Wednesday dined
at Samuel H. Morse's. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank D. Waite leave for their west
ern home within few days.
Charles 1. Pierce. formerly of this
place, later of Brattleboro, and at pres
ent a resident of Boston was in town
Sunday and met many former ac-
quaintances at church. Mr.. Pierce is
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
WEST WARDSBoRo.

Leon Waite visited relatives in Will
mington and Brattleboro last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Robinson visit.
ed relatives in Springfield, Mass, last
week.
Mrs. Julia c. Bills went to Whining.
ton last week to work for Mrs. John
Gallup.
There was a frost Saturday morning
which, damaged some of the gardens
slightly.
Mrs. f. A. Sellfoes of Springfield.
Mass. is spending some time at her
home here.
The Wardsboro band went to Lon.
donderry Thursday to attend the
grange fair.
Mrs. Nellie Hicks of Troy, N. v
visited at j. A. Perry's and Frank
Fishers recently.
Mrs. Alice McCloskey and son of
Worcester, Mass, visited at e. L.
Pixies last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Ward of Ar.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
West RiUer TOlrns
TOWNSHEND.
fAsa aaa Nov


- "a ~ ths lahsrs sitaiaAl
.a-sgA a.s- .sissassial a. Ellr asAs has
-, IA tlr rDlfIlaiturNl, Ihsn snd Nvs'
s.tsn "a llsrstay feehins- ~ tasllliiats
- "a afIanasalsnss Nas hlhn 9lsss'
Isssi Las aaA Ms. iiands sna lhs go
-. q az fgrHinss snirlisihi,'stt shsr
81 god spfk "a ihs llaft ~ thesN n
gl.1ss All ar uuH.iafs erls sNrh ih
,..5.Is-,-,s arl arfr as ihiFfrsiihs ~
- - tkr iH0zJam Has : lAahe srlrs
- ~ Mis-. Mia Miss isit thFh frsii
n. Is.n. Ihrh and Nee, and as ,hr
80 .fnss ii ialiisaak ess sAsh- ihr
...i, Mah We she HIsl tsltlssn, sha -
liz fUIiaiH nas lajsri IN u'fesa -
90 .faiFsi Il = iahlr ifisi.Y ftsaihs ~
b.,t a.. Mfs nsseais eho frlfrsrhig'l
a. Ntishlal4 Housewife A. 10 al a
lha oldiashi0nui spinning ,Ahrrl rasasel
in hsf aolf The ihia Shovel u'i.'' y,
Iallrii trarhing be Offspring ~ nrAhs az
a. ,sl haa IL brfnmr Mannrlif Ahl
ann. A. thr curtain Was faised On w.
rrkt Mafsaftl Mills Was acting ne iAii
IA dutifti daughter la thr familiar iash
~ 5000 sfstlss NrN Nas the fuehs
ssbs.lmalu skilled ia she three re iih'
t,,rtlbe hrf knaalrlsr 10 ihr young iN
.5,tai0 "a. raised tAioe i0F ihr N,ss,
gbsir ahi,h aas thr nrAi lahlran ipf
l.s,ps tfis Nas : -lla Tie hrl4 h.htrl
~ NJ. nslr. accompanied ~ Mt lah
~, snA aiirT ihs NAs ihr oll issh,nns'i
,,5,'t,t a ah.lh E,lha Marsh, John Dale
ola Martin and llush 'hNsts 'iioAf
ths AuslifHrr thr grace y ilr ela ~ illii'N
dan@s. After = solo hY Ne Neiihtts .
,ffsf. Il i,ani0mimrs nas sNent The hteh
o0s IL tha fatltirsf thing ~ The rAFntif'
"a. thf Whs,l Il the fasi m which iaal,
ips Franklin stood a the spinning Ntrfi
anl ,sns "a appropriate slps a. she 4 An.
M, contrast h lhs WAS shown Wien
iaufs Wsnr Appeared "a The Stag sih z
I,e,,i, IN iriri thc Wheel q TIE
pps.ent The Proposal ~ ihc Fat va,
Given Neat in Whith John ll4le ati''l ~
f,ff.,tian ths part If the lassi"hal,
iov,f willie Eliza Marh took ihe tart
IA ,bs hu.hIus maiden with great ease,
m, propn.al 70 the Present Nas Nei}
interesting ma showed the business siic
M IN, lote affair in which laura Ware
"a. liz very stubborn Jane Cray, NJ w.;
anl Pal, nsgoal hrT hancr. The 'holt o.
inc Past was one AZ the most amusing
things ii the entire evening and the srlee
ZION Ia the Choir II the Present wAs en-
,o,.d 4, an. lat but hy no means leasl
n intcf,si and amusement were the lea
~ M, Pat ana Tea ~ the Present. which
showed exceptional kill on the part ol
,be artors. 4 piano selection ~ Mo
Mill. .olo Us Mr.. Northrrs, and a sole
Nv Mi. Dale rounded out an evening o.
profit AMI pleasure for everyone
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
THE BRATTIEBORO REFORMER FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 1910

employed by the city Of Boston ia tho
Soldiers relief department.
Mrs. A. a. Kendall ahd daughter,
Miss Gsofgiauna Y, Kendall, of nan
heFnaTiino, Cala Who sHeHi last sum
meF ID the village, ATE with MIs- ken,
DALI daughter, MIs- samuel a, Reel
and MTs, neaFga =. naeksii. IL Port
land, Ofe,, foT the mohih ~ September,
The Santh Nswfane Juniors PLAYED
the MillismsYille Kids AZ baseball en
Mrs. Moss meadow Wednesday. The
Juniors nefe braiou - % ~ bat have
good courage ahd ihNiie the Williams
Vile team 10 come again, Arthur
Moss and james Goodrich umpiFcd the
game,
Hon. FTank Moss and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Moss, 81 New York arrive
tonight. They are accompanied by
Mr.. Sheil. Mrs. Ives, who Is an at
leTney. aud daughter, also Mr., Noes .
niece, Mics Aldlne Carter, all 81 New
York, who will remain two weeks for a
house party
Mr.. and Ms. &. l.. Dexter aud
family. l., Milton Dexter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank q, Morse, Mrs. Irene Graham
aud II, Julian Morse took an auiomo,
bile trim Wednesday visiting SpoffoFl
lake, kceRr, Dublin, Dnhlin lake, which
Il 300 feet above the sea level, dining
In kecne, y, H., aud returning for .
o clock dinner
The long continued drought l. be,
coming serious, MANY springs being
lower than IL remembered before aud
some having run dry. one ~ the older
residents declares that be has not
known tie water "a low for 80 years.
The sprinkle 81 Yesterday morning.
though not sufficient 10 lay the dust.
gave hope 81 more. saturday morning
the mercury dropped 10 90 and sunday
morning o. 30 degrees Delicate vines
in exposed locations were nippcd by
frost. Tie DAYS have been warm and
summcflikc.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
WEST DOVER.

MISS Martha Jones was in North
Adams last week.
School began here Monday. with
MIS- Adams of Newfane, as teacher.
Mr., and Mrs. Louis Sylvester of
Brattleboro. were in town last week.
;. Mrs. R. H. Stanley was on the sick
hst last week but is better at this
~ School commenced on "the Handle
luesday.. Miss, Mary Cassie of Ben.
There will be masquerade ball at
the Green Mountain Inn Friday even.
ing, Sept. 2. All are invited to at.
tend. :" "'
u. "; Burlington has returned home
been visiting relatives for several
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Mann and
three children of Brattleboro were re-
cent visitors at Mrs. Mann's sister
Mrs. B. B. Collins s. D
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02

lington are visiting friends and rela-
tives IN this village.
Lawrence Laselle of Mortified,
Mass, is visiting at W. j. Davidson s
and Rev. w. S Boardman s.
W. j. Davidson lost one of his horses
recently. 1t was a horse that Mr.. Da.
wilson had owned since it was a colt.
Mrs. Carrie Redfeld has finished
work at NJ. L. johnson S and gone to
Newfane. Miss Maude Robinson takes
her place.
Misses Blanche and Bernice Boyd of
Brattleboro are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Boyd. Miss Der.
nice goes next week to Vernon where
she will teach this fall.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
Summer and "a"
and Seeding V'"'

Many farmers are finding it to To- 's ssan,
vantage to seed down during " 5airr N
and fall, claiming that by 50 o, uYIs I'D
are apt to get much better ca a.ra pr,
they do when they follow the r r,'
tice and seed down in the spli ten.iirss1
The same is true regarding Wy Oyror-sssd
grass land. Some OF the nlos' ipTns sasts
after having, with perhaps a IS sn ior,Sn
cation Of nitrate Of soda 'ns
spring. and P
If You will send your name VI Pr11
address to Carroll S. Page 1 nii 4
VT, he will send you tree, IpiI;,sn 81,
eral formulas for mixing lei' and \
tally adapted to top-dresslnts Il aEs]
ents, fun directions for mixing I K st .bs q
formulas have been approved NJ y vi 1
mont Experiment Station '''
found thoroughly reliable
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
RAWSONVILI.E

Martin Kingsbury has returned from
). d. Robbins has lately suffered
from an attack of heart difficulty.
=, A few from this vicinity attended
nesday. "" "eo-
M NE; and Mrs. Adm Coleman and two
and Monday. 0nuas
Loren Coleman last week visited the
iamlly OF his brother, Ernest Coleman.
Mrs. Euniee Sprague began her third
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02

The minister was addressing the Sun.
day school. Children, l want to talk to
YOU for a few moments about one of the
most wonderful, one of the most import
ant organs in the whole world" he said.
what is it that throbs away, beats
away, never stopping, never ceasiing,
whether you wake or sleep, night or day,
week in and week out, month in and
month out, year in and year out. with
out any rolition on your part, hidden
away in the depths, as it were, unseen
By you thr0 t thE f 1nnss thrSDDn ng
this pause for oratorical effect a small
y rs heard: II know. It's the gas
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02

Stolen bases, Bemis 2, Fl. Williams
/, Landman /, +. Osgood 2. Stone l.
Two.base hit, Benson. Double plays,
H. Phillips to Sparks. Strike outs, by
Wyman I, by Phillips 6. Bases on
balls, off Wyman |, off Phillips A.. Sac
rifice hits, Bemis, Kingsbury,. F. Allen.
Hit by pitched balls, by Wyman I,
Phillips 2. Passed ball. Z. Allen z.
Umpires. Williams and Lincoln.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02

opening up a spring OF water for c. p
Stickney.
III. A. Howe is putting up a cottage
house to accommodate his hired man
Mrs. II j. Landfear returns home this
week to Saxtons River from her stay at
q. w Stckney's.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
BRooKLINE.

c. W. Barnes was in Bellows Falls Mon
day.
Willard Martin is working for F. l..
Pierce.
Nelson Smith is delivering hay at Sax
tons River.
G. P. Stickney had business at Bellows
Falls Monday.
Herman Eddy of Newfane is getting out
logs for DR.. ROBBIE.
c. W. Barnes has been blasting and
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
EAST JAMAICA.

Miss Rena Allen of Wilmington is visit
ing relatives in town this week.
Paul johnson of Waltham, Mass, was
a recent guest at E. M. Buffers.
G. L. Allen of Londonderry and Mr..
Shedd of Rutland were in town Tuesday.
Allen & Gleason are away this week on
business. Leroy Potter is employed there
during their absence.
Miss Maude Robinson of Brattleboro
was guest of her grandmother, Mrs.
Viorna Howe. last week.
Miss Ruth Allen of Londonderry is a
visitor this week at w. S. Aliens, G. II.
Gleason's and E. M. Towards.
Mrs. Peter Patterson and son, who have
been visiting at Horace Towards, have
returned to their home in Brookline.
Mrs. Elec Penor and daughter, 1nez
and children, who have been visiting at E.
R. Simpsons, have returned to their home
in Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
Irene Gleason is at home.

W. A. Clark has moved to Wards
boro.
NJ. o. Johnson spent Sunday with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Welch are Wis
iting Fred King.
Lottie Tuttle of Brattleboro is Wis
iting at A. B. Cheney's.
Mr.. and Mrs. McField have returned
to their home in Hinsdale.
Mrs. Goodnow and son. Ned, returned
to their home in Boston Wednesday
David Knight went Thursday to
Townshend where he will attend school
and work for John Ware.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02

Colorado now claims that sl :, \
raise 25 bushels of grasshoppel' T rirj
acre. There won't be many
rivals.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
JAMAICA.
Home Team Won From Townshend.

Home TedM Wou lioH Ao"hSheh"'
Jamaica defeated Townshend in this
village Saturday by score Of IL TO =.
The summary:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-25
Sclbitmurbc in EbiIabelpbia.

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in pcridicoencn Stobttbcilcn Sclbit.
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modtcn lpeldc iGrcn 3med perfebl-
ten. ;3luei Der WGnner, pelde ibren
3lpcd erreidten, atbmcten Gas elm,
mo ser brittle id)nitt lid in einenl
Soipital in 8eit.Hbilooelpbio nit
eincm Raiirmelier Die acble ab. Ger
picrtc Wann uerIildte, ols er negcn
eincs 9etrugS perbaitet meroen ioIltc,
0ift ein5linebmen. ino Die ssrall
ourdidnitt Iib nit einen Welier ar-
tericn am 9lrm. Trontpte Gr5tlide
6iilie rettcte lie. Der SelbItmoroer
I'M Soipital bieB asatrid Seller uno
mar 80 Sabre alt. Gin 4rebsleioen,
init meldem er bebaitet ,por, tricb
i'm in ben 3oo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-25
Winimnlratcn fir lueitcrc QGnoer.

@a bington 9. s, "a. Mdr5.
= ErGlibcnt Gait bat Eroflomatio
nell crloiien mclhc onfiinoigcn, bob
ailh Die iolgenOcn 21uoer Die Wiini.
nlorotcn intcr Dem neilen Yopne'
sllorid). Sarii crbolten lolen: China
nit alien inenStubitaoten; Oman;
s(IgbaniItan; giepol; gbuton; SO.
bore; 2lrembura; Montenegro, NO
noco; 9lnoorro; Snn Worino; 9ied,
tcnltein; Supti; annntungs Serritos
riltln; 8eibaiDei; aiao6ou; oertid)e
Sciblugen in Sanoa; Ieutl6. .0ni.
nen einIdlicBlid Der Garolinen.,
Bclem. llno Marianncn.S Snicln; Mar.
iball', 9ropn. uno Eropioence Sn,
ieln; Stroits Scttlements, einidlieB-
lid Der aceling. .SnIeln; fSooeration
Der Iolop. Staaten; Brunei ino Ga.
ralpdf, 6ong.&ong nno Golploon
9fpaIolano; 9torb, unb Siio-9tigcria
8olofiiiten aolonie, einid)iieblid,
alballti; aolonie bon Sierra 2eone
&olonie Don Gambia; sSiii; Songa
rn0 tiirfiide 9eiibungen in 9(irifo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-25
in Der Scimatl bc,uilifommnct.

SnoionopoIis, Snb., "a.
giiir5. - Gr'@icepr1iioent Gbas. @.
,SnirbonfS mo ieine 0ottin erbielten
belte bel ibrcr Nitfebr bon ibrer
Heiic nm Die 8elt einen entbuiaiti.
lhen gnlpfong in Ser S5einlotb Gin
Gomite bcluillfonmnete tic am 9aDn.
bof llno Solooten ans Sort 9cnio.
min Sorriion, ioipie piele 9iir9er in
sllltonlobilen cSfortirten tic BON BORT
onrd polfabelebte StroBcn uah Dem
Solootcu- iuo ScernonnS Monu.
nent no @olucrreur SboS. Z. Wtnr.
lboll cine 9epillfommiangS Rcoc
biclt. Sr SoirbonfS bcnntportetc
oiclclbe itio perlieb iciner tSrcuoe ba.
rilber slusorlld, Dap er wieAer 5ll
SolIe mo bel ieillcn ulten 5rcluben
lei. 9lm Nbcn0 bieIt buo Gbcpoor
cillcn Gnpiang in ieii,er @ob-
llitn0 ob.