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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-07
close OF the stndent conference.

The Students conference closed sun,
day evening, having held one Of It's
most successful sessions. Robert II.
Speer, ID. d., arrived Friday and gave
some very stirring addresses. The sing.
ing by the Brown quartet has helped
greatly in all the meetings. but the ad.
dresses have been OF such intense inter.
est and so self searching in their adap.
tation 10 the life of each student that
nothing outside was needed 20 hold the
thoughts of the delegates.
The Young Women = conference
opened Wednesday evening in the audi.
forum and will continue until Wednes.
day evening. july IL. The daily SEIZED.
ule is ms follows: 9 10 $50. Bible study
classes; 10 to IL, conference and relig.
ious work meetings; Ills, morning
platform meeting. bv Rev. w. w, Crit
fith.Thomas, proceeded each dav hy IL
minute song service; CAS-, Round Ton
meeting: $50, song service, followed
by platform meeting; 9lj, evening
prayers nj the dormitories. On Monday
at Ills a. m. n meeting will be con
Quoted bv the Mortified league in Sage
chapel. The speakers for the confer.
ence are Rev. W. w. Griffith. Thomas,
Rev. John Mcdowell. Miss Maria Dowd,
Miss Ellen G. Wood, Miss Mary l..
Howard. G. II. Trull, Miss Jane II,
Hughes of China. Mrs. ID. f. Waid. The
Estev chorus of Mortified seminary are
10 render songs through the entire con
ference. The afternoons will be devot.
ed to recreation, receptions and sports.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-07
WILMINGTON.

F. l.. Sehuster was in Holyoke over the
Fourth.
John F. Blamy OF Boston was in town
Wednesday.
Oscar Howe OF Brattleboro was in town
Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Hicks OF Readsboro is Wis,
ting in town,
DR.. l.. 7. Page returned Tuesday from
a trip to Maine.
Miss Matte Watkins is visiting her
father few days.
Miss Rena Powers spent Tuesday at her
home in West Dover.
There was a fine exhibit OF fireworks at
Raponda Tuesday night,
Miss Elsie Barlow OF Bayone, y. j., Is
home on a short vacation.
Carl Barnard was overcome with the
heat Tuesday while haying.
Howard Eaton OF North Adams spent
Sunday at Childs's Tavern,
Miss Flora Brown is working for Mrs.
Claude Maher of Readsboro.
A number from here attended the dance
at Jacksonville Monday night.
] Albert Buell. of Beverly, Mass, spent
few DAYS at his home last week.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brown of North
Adams were in town Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morley X. Dunn and son
are visiting his brother, DR.. S. f. Dunn
Misses Florence and Gertrude Griffin OF
New York are visiting relatives IN town
Mr.. and Mrs. John Veile and Mr. and
Mrs. V. L. Adams are spending two weeks
at Raponda.
Miss Lottie Needham was overcome
with the heat Wednesday and was taken
to her home
Misses Florence and Cecile Carpenter
were over-Sunday visitors at the tavern
the past week.
Mrs. C. NJ. Russell and Mrs. R. P. Crafts
and two sons returned Monday from a
visit in Woodstock, n. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharack and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Maxon of North Adams, Mass,
spent Fourth of July at Raponda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Williams and son, OF
Middle Granville, n. y, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gilbert.
William Bellows of Springfield and John
Bellows of Boston visited at W. w; FOL
lett Monudy vi .hSi WY
Adams.
Miss Anna G. Bristow OF Albany, n. Y,
and Miss Maud Whitwell OF Schenectady.
N. Y, were in town Sunday. Miss BrlstoW
returned Monday and Miss Whitwell will
remain about two weeks
The Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington
railroad has gangs of men at work
north of Hoosac Tunnel cutting away
the brush from the tracks. This is the
first step in the changing of the road
over from narrow guage to standard
euage. The work will be prosecuted all
through the summer and it is hoped to
have it all completed by October /.
The work will be done by. men employed
by the company and not let out by con,
tract. The changing over to standard
guage will obviate the necessity. OF
transferring all freight at Hoosac Tun-
mel.
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. sumner Filing
wood.
Mrs. Addie Tyler OF Marlboro. has
come 20 siay with Mrs. j, Z. Hubbard
during the warm weather.
". n. Putnam OF Orange, Mass ana
Miss Lolita Torrev OF Meriden, \. H.,
were guests over the Fourth,
Mrs. Clara Morse OF sprinrncld,
Mass, was q recent guest az H. II. NEW
ton =, William Newton spent Tue
Fourth al Ocean Beach.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ernest Thayer, OF
Greenfield, Mass, are spending tnslf
vacation NJ Oscar Thayers and az Mt,
Thaver home In HinsdHle, \, ".
Mrs. Ella SINNERS and son, John
Templeton. and family, are occupying
the Whitfield house and are prepared 10
furnish automobile parties and the zen
eral public ice'cream, candy, cigars
lemonade, etc.
Walton Hubbard i nj q. II. Hub.
bnrd h He has finished his term Of
service in the United States navy ana
Ire.enlisted. having 30 days iurlongh
before beginning new term,
John Frost OF Newtonyille, Mass
came Wednesday 10 the Burrows home
/
trim of nearly wear spent in Nebraska
and other parts of the west. Mrs. W.
II. Burrows and Pliny, her son. Of Athoi'
Mass. are also there.
Wallace Cudworih OF Hartford,
Conn, is at Woodlawn farm, spending
part of the time with his cousins
Charles and Roscoe laduith. Ralph w
Cndworth and family spent the Four u
al A. II. Jadlith ;. Little Asa, who
had been there two weeks, returned
home with his parents
The Ladies circle will meet with
Mrs. Staten and Mrs. Sduires NJ Elm
hurst. the Siatens beautiful home. next
Thursday afternoon and evening; Mem
hers are asked TO contribute literally
as we hone for large attendance.
Guests and friends are cordially wei
coined 10 an meetings, whether al the
members homes or az their rooms ~
the church yestrv.
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NoRrHrIELn FARMS.

Miss Ellen Meriman is home for the
summer
The Meryetnas met with Mrs, Frank
Howe July o.
Mrs, fogg's daughter is visiting her at
Mn. q, f. AleXander's.
Mn. Rose Wood OF Worcester il visiting
her cousin, G, W Whitaker.
;. +, Alexander has returned from a
short trip 10 Schenectady, \. y,
Miss Florence Adams has returned from
her visit in Orange and Millington.
Mrs. Carrie Slate has LETT Clover cottage
Tor a time and gone TO her home in Athol.
Miss Bessie Hammond aud Roy Barrows
Of Brattlebofo visited at +, +, llowe's re-
Gently
Mr. and Ms, Wilkes and son, Albert,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs, Arthur
Hart.
Mrs Frank Parker and two daughters
from Holden are visiting at Charles Park
er's and others at the Farms,
Mr. and Mrs. sam Kitchen and Miss
Florence spent the Fourth with Mrs.
Kitchens mother Mrs. {, w, Stratton,
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of Ohio, en-
route for Vermont, stopped over for few
days with Asahel Sawyer and q. +, Dur
kee.
A meeting of the Benevolent society was
held last week with large attendance.
AZ this meeting Mrs q, l.. Leach, IN be
half OF the society. presented Mrs, Monta'
que, ST., with handsome brooch. MR..
Montague has been the clerk and treasurer
Of the society for - wears and her ability
and iaithfulness have been appreciated
and this way was used 10 inform her OF
the respect and appreciation ielt toward
h.r
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-07
WEST NoRTHFIELD.

Mrs. II. +. Waldron has returned from
visit in Fitchburg.
A. A. Phelps Of Clinton, Conn, Is visit
ing at Mr.. lerringtons.
Hazen Stockwell OF West Brattleboro
is visiting at f. Leslie Tyler's.
Miss Lillian Stebbins OF Vernon Is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Woodward
Mrs. Thurlow johnson, who has been
very i'll with measles and complications
is improving.
The 80 train from Springfield did not
arrive until 92I on Wednesday evening
being DELAYED by the fearful cloud burst IN
Holyoke. A half.mile OF track was under
mined.
The coon season has begun and the sport
is not confined to the sterner sex TINS year
Mrs. Henry Carr, with her cattle dog cap
t1red the first coon OF the season awe
The dog found the coon IN some bushes
asleep. and by its barking. attracted MIS-
Cars notice. She enticed the coon INTO
n bran sack and now has him ON exhibition;
II was young coon but Is eating wen anu
viii be in prime condition for the Oalr'
10 roast for Thanksgiving.
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cu1LFoRD CENTER.

II. l.. Clark is moving this week TO
the farm recently owned hY Mr.. SYM
ester.
Mrs. and Miss Phelps of Springfield,
Mass, are visiting their daughter ana
sister, Mrs. Fitch.
Charles L. Bullock Of Springfield,
Mass. came Saturday and is assisting
Lawrence French in having.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Stcarns OF
Springfield. Mass, were oNer'SundaN
guests of Mrs. Stearns : sister, MIS-
William Fitch.
There will he preaching By Rev. ID;
II. Trout next Sunday at y. m. IL VIII
he the last Sunday there will be preach
ing before vacation.
Mrs. Grace Morse returned Wednes'
day 10 her brother 5. h. A. White
more :. after visiting her sister. Mrs,
Fred Rumrill. in Ascutneyvllle, VI.
Mrs. Edward lie NOR, who has been
with her sister. Mrs. +. ". Legate, a
few DAYS. went the first of the week 10
visit another sister, Mrs. Harland
Streeter. in Halifax.
The weather seems to be the nIinci,
nal tonic for the past few DAYS. Thurs
dav running as high as " in the shade,
Tuesday and Wednesday the highest
ever known in tins portion of Vermont.
George Clark of Waterbury came
Monday with his wife to visit his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs II. L. CLARK, His
wife was taken yerv in on the way and
a physician was called from Brattle;
boro during the night and pronounced
il appendicitis She is improving and
they are to leave soon for Maine where
he is foreman on a lumber Job
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-07
JACKSONVILLE.

Mr. and Mr.. Ahaz Pike are visiting in
Pittsheld. Mass,
Rachael Hall Is stopping with her moth
er, Mrs. Clara Hall
Frank Hancock l. recovering after a
siege with poison ivy,
Florence Reed has been visiting in shell
bure Falls the past week.
Mr.. Marcoux and four children are Wis
iting az Joseph Leonard's.
George Bemis and family Of Charlemont,
Mass, are at Laurel Beach.
Mr.. Aldrich Of Springfield, Mass, is
stopping al A. j. Faulkner's.
Mr. and Mrs. l., 4 Brown were al c. II.
Wastes the first Of the week
Mrs. Staples and daughter OF Springfield
came 10 III. +. Stetsons this week.
Hugh Ward and l.. Smith Of Shelbume
Falls, Mass. were m town Monday
Frank L. Reed and family OF Shelburne
Falls are spending few weeks here.
Myron J. Clark and daughter started
Monday Tor their home in Ames, Iowa.
Fifty attended the Ladies Circle and
supper at Tire Bngham's last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J Dalrymple and Fred
Robinson OF Orange called IN town this
week
Mr.. sherman and family OF North Ad.
ans are occupying a cottage at Laurel
Beach. Il
Miss Clara Stetson Of Bennington, Vt,
j. visiting her father, Ezra Stetson' tins
week
Edgar Brown and Mr. Sheldon's people
are occupying their cottages at Laurel
Beach,
Helen and Henry Waste OF Greenfield
Mass. are stopping with their uncle, c. II.
Waste.
Miss Phoebe Corkins Of Springfield,
Mass. is spending her vacation with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mn II. d. Allen and daughter
Elizabeth, visited at +. ;. Aliens the hrst
OF the week.
Miss Edna Richmond OF Shelburne Falls
has been the guest OF Mr. and Mrs Floyd
Reed this week.
Rev. I. L. Staples began his vacation
pastorate Sunday with the largest congre
CATION during his successful pastorate here
The Fourth of July ball at Mr.. Adams 8
was attended hy about 100 couples. The
Amidon orchestra was especially enjoyed
Ma. Carrie Richmond, son and daugh-
ter. and Mrs Ed Pratt. son and two
daughters Of Greenfield have moved into
George Chnrchills house for few weeks
The program for Pearl Chapter, O. Z. 5,
next Thursday. July -, viii be calico
carnival. The ladies will be dressed IN
calico and the men will wear calico ties
Those coming otherwise dressed Will be
fined FIVE cents. Each lady is requested to
bring half pound OF carpet rags prepared
for sewing There viii be a musical ro-
nance and an observation party inter
spersed with music and readings.
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SOUTH HALIFAX.

Fred sheldon spent the Fourth IN
Greenfield Mass.
The saw mills closed Sunday until
after the having season.
NJ. c. Harris has purchased new
driving horse this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Worden VISITED
at Warner Pratt S Sunday.
George Newstead made a business
trip to Greenfield Monday.
Fremont Cook will work for Niles
Plumb through having season.
Clinton Barry is spending this week
with his brother in Green River.
Mrs. Addie ]. Smith was the guest
of c. F. Clark s family last week.
Miss Battles closed her school Friday
and returned to her home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Dahlrymple and
family visited at c. r. Woodland s sun
day.
few from here attended the picnic
at Grove Tuesday, All report me
time.
Mrs. Ida Hillman and daughter
Marion are visiting relatives IN town
this week.
Mrs. Alice Stowe of Greenfield is the
guests of her niece, Mrs. Alice Wlnn
this week.
Frank Bassett made business trip
TO New York Thursday and returned
Saturday.
Mrs. Mervin Fairbanks and children
are with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Upton.
Mrs. Arthur stone and daughter
Rena visited at F. B. Stone s from Sat
urday until Monday.
Mrs. Janet Stone returned home Mon
dav after a four weeks stay with her
sister, Mrs. Long, in Sherburne, Mass
Mrs. Nina Vial returned to her home
Monday after a twoweeks stay, with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Leonard.
/ Monday. it is claimed by the elder
people in town, was record-breaker
for heat. the temperature being as high
as 1903 in shade in many places.
Wesley. the fve-year-old son of Mer-
vim Fairbank, met with a serious ac-
cident last week while playing IN the
grass, moving machine in action
severing the cords above the, lnstep
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairbank have the sym
pathy of their many friends.
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and was guest at II II, Halls and NJ y.
Duituns.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Eddy and family
spent July ith at Austin Laughton's'
NJ. =. Dntton and family took an outing
in West Dattleb0ro one day last week
MH. Henry Campbell of Washington,
u. G., spent Wednesday at Q, g. Walkers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hulett Of Brattle-
boro visited Sunday Mr., and Mrs. Good
row,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Morse and two chill.
dren Of East Puiney spent Sunday at j. u,
Reads.
Miss Agnes st. 0nge of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. River, at the par.
sonage.
James Lahey of Putney visited his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. /. II, laugh
ton, Tuesday,
Mrs. Ellen Miller and daughter. Miss
Ida Miller OF Shelhume Falls, Mas, are
guests at Austin Langhton's,
George Robin. Of Providence. II l., has
been on a writ here with his parents from
Saturday until Tuesday night
Mrs. James Breslin and son OF Miller's
Falls and Miss Minerva Crosby are visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +, Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. lloughton took a ride 70 Green
field. Mass, last Wednesday in Mr.. Mil
lers automobile.
The Fourth was sane" If quietness and
intense heat could be called sane. But
il was very hard to keep comfortable IN
the shadiest spots.
Mr.. and Mr.. Boydon Bemis Of Athol.
Mass. and Mr.. and Mn. Edward Bemls oil
Westmoreland. \. H., were Sunday guests
OF Mr. and Mrs II. 7. Spaulding.
Miss Louise p. Reed Of Los Angeles,
Cal, who has been spending few days
with ld.time friends in Brattleboro, has
returned 10 Log Cabin farm for an in
definite time.
The various thermometers did their
hest 10 reach the top. and reports came all
he way from 102 10 l4G degrees as to
locality and reporters, II was hot enough
ANYWAY. and those who paid no regard to
the record were the coolest.
The picnic was a pleasant affair, com.
posed mostly Of the young element, who
never mind the weather. The best features
probably. considering the exceedingly
warm wave must have been the lce-cream
and lemonade The games were enjoyed,
however and in the evening quite party
assembled old Prospect.
The following party spent several days
AT Pineway camp with the regular camp
ers A. b Needham, Chester L. Earle,
Maud REYNOLDS. Mabel Reynolds, Edith
REYNOLDS. Frances b. Cobb James i.
Cobb. Everett Wellington and Matte J;
Wilson, all OF East Lexington, Mass, and
Miss Ethel Page of Putney spent Sunday
there. Mrs. Mary Washbune and Miss
MARY Washbune OF Putney visited the
camp Wednesday.
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organizations. The meal began with
the singing of the lleTmon hymn, writ,
ten hy Prof, w. =. Aiken. Rev. Ii. Ful.
ton led IN the PRAYER. Toasts were as
follows; our Heritage, by Albert n.
Roberts, 1900; llermon Ideals and
American Problems, by Roger II. Crock,
EFT, "a; Good old DAYS. by Rev. G. W.
Anrrow. "a. Four Early Teachers, hv
Rev. DIR. George l.. Cady; The Years
10 Come, by W. Il. Moody, 81.
A gift Of $500 was announced by
Rev. John Mcdowell from c. X. War.
rem of the class of 1891, toward the fund
for the Ford cottage, which is 10 be
erected for Principal Henry T. Cutler.
The banquet closed with singing of the
llemon hymn while the picture of u.
l.. Moody was east ON the screen, II
was announced that sufficient money
had already been secured for the Ford
cottage, $4,000 being already pledged.
After the banquet the Philomathean
literary society and the pierian held re.
ceptions for their old members.
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SOUTH VERNON.

Mr.. Fremont Fairman mas pouEht 'nI
Joseph Brook place -,
There will be meeting at the chapel
next Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Delphy spent i 1uiS
a with his parents in Hlnsdale, NJ H.
Mrs Addison Brooks is visiting her
hrother. Albert Stone in Brattleporo'
Ms lydia Wilson is visiting her
danGhter, Mrs. r. ]. Tubbs, in Gmlford'
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy johnson n have , oeen
visiting in Leominlster anu "''
Mass, this week.
Mrs. Fremont Fairman has been
visiting her daughter, MIS- Leon bui
rows of Bernardston.
Miss Alice Carroll Of Syracuse, n; T.,
of the Syracuse university, Nisl'eN Nv
Robert Allen s last week.
Harry Colburn of Springfield, Mass,
came IN for a visit with his erana-
satbor Surtis Severance, over the Attn.
Mrs r. f. Buffum has been attending
fana;lr rennion at Hinsdale, Mass, OF
tbe Goodrich family of when she Is
member.
Mrs r. V. Martineau entertained
nov brother. Silas Richardson and ms
wife and daughter of Montague, Mass
over the 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Allen and her
sistar Louisa. have been visiting Mrs.
Allen Is parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis LII
Belle few days. 81,
Miss Anna Palmer of Sprlngnelu'
Mass, and John Palmer OF boston
have been spending a few, DAYS MIL
their their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Fairman re-
turned from their wedding trip Mon
dav They will stay with Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Coilen till their house Is ready
| for occupancy.
Rev. FIN Murra, secretary of the Adj q,
vent Christian Mission society, VII
sneak both morning and evening at we
church next Sunday. 1t IS desired ne
be given good hearing. &,
The topic of the Loyal WORKERS
meeting is Last Day PeriIs. Leader, MIS- rs
W. N. Dunklee. Ernest Dunklee VIII fu
which he visited as delegate at water
bury, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Severance, ana
aa,abter of Boston have been at ms
father IS Curtis Severance s.. for WISH,
which includes the celebration OF ms
o1st birthday which came July 8 ana
e remembered annually with picnic
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer left "Wednesday .hGag
eor e. Johnsburv. After visit there
thew tbe w will 90 to Canada, where they eY,
n rn to make their home. The people
here are very sorry to have them 90
from town
Mrs. Sam Fairman and children nave q,
zone to West Dummerston to attend 'nf
birthday anniversary ceiepIIaaIi99n arob
Mrs Noah Alexander, also Oh '1 ne a" same
i 1av july s. Sam and Jules Fairman
will 90 Saturday.
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EAST DUMMERSToN.

Miss Edith Walker went to New London
Tuesday.
The Misses Hazelton have returned from
their vacation.
Mrs. Ada Hall of Brattleboro is at A,
w. Laughton's.
Mrs. Fl. Harry Miller is spending several
days in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Colburn spent the
Fourth in Wardsboro.
Miss Corena Bell of Brattleboro has been
a guest of Mrs. H. II. Hall.
Ralph Hall. who has been in Wardsboro
several days, returned Tuesday.
Mrs. w. F. Walker spent the Fourth
with Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Miller.
R. w. Mcclure of Mt. Hermon spent
the Fourth with the young people IN town
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WEST HALIFAX.

Jndpe Worden is in Newfane this
week attending court.
Miss Ada Dalrymple is working for
her aunt, Mrs. Clara Chase.
Mrs. Diantha Niles of Dover is visit
ing relatives and friends here this week.
John Hitchcock of Albany, n. Y, is
visiting his father, Rev. W. H. Hitch
cock.
DR.. and Mrs. Taylor are. visiting
Mrs. Taylor IS brother, Frank Allen, TINS
week.
Jobn and Earl Bond of Providence,
R. +. sons of DR.. J. W. Bond, are spend
ing their vacation in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Dalrymple and
Fred Robinson have been stopping for
few days on the L. Fl. Ballou place
John Rodgers and daughter, Florence
90 Wortb Adams, Mass, visited his
uncle, George Clark, the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Richardson, Mrs.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-07
GROVE.

G. S. DeWolf is haying for Mrs. Ella
Fife.
Mrs. G. S. DeWolf, who has been i'll with
quinsy sore throat is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clogston OF Green.
field visited at G. S. DeWol's the first OF
the week.
Fav and Ada Jacobs and Clara Betterley
of Guilford visited at Mrs. Minnie
Prouty's Sunday.
The picnic at the grove was well attend
ed. all having a good time. About 80 cou-
pies attended the dance held IN the grove
that night.
Sumner B. Worden and Miss Gertrude
Snyder of North Adams were married at
the home of the groom last week. Only I'M
mediate friends and relatives were present.
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WEST GuILTORD.

Alonzo Bracket OF Brattleboro spent
Sunday at Austin Nicholss.
Mrs. Orval Ward OF Westmoreland, \.
H.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hosea
Fisher
f. D. Codding went last week Friday to
SAVOY. Mass. his former home, to spend a
few days with relatives.
Mrs. G. r. Crosby OF Hartford, Conn.,
came Monday to spend some time with
Rev. and Mrs L. Hatfield
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Fisher OF Town
shend came Saturday to visit Mrs. Fisher
mother, Mrs. William Akley.
A good number attended the social at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Fisher
last week Wednesday evening.