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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25
Gu1lFoRD.

Mrs H. I. sweezy of BROOKLYN, N: ~; Il /
h os heen spending the past two weeks WIFI
he ec sister Mrs. N. 0. Tomphlns.
Mrs w H. Tyler is spending the Week week
IL ho, narents in Leyden. Fanny heeu
y; VIZ Iaonino house during her absence
w. A. Squiers is at the Fl Ten lalil no q.
Green River where he is puiiulhs 'oi
crete dam on the brook near the house'
Not for great many years have SO many th;s
colts been raised in town as are seen p, Inis
summer. and good ones, too; Az !he a nna's .
Saii farm NAV be seen milk WHITE one
few weeks old, belonging to an Ar"oi'''
Ono Of the % Plymouth Rock mems lns
= Jne from George W. Franklln,s place
s shnnt three weeks ago, returned alIer oe,
az cone a week. She was flrst seen ~
s nS e west of the house and towards nf.e a5
leru " around the yard looking for 1000 90
which was given her. After good leeu sn as
vent to her old perch in the men .Lot az h
msnal. all of which goes to snow 'i'a' 'n'
fowls were taken away allve'
Edw Tompkins has for some time Dee eil
.t;oSed that the genuine brown-tall mot1
das making havoc with his apple trees any
S was Commissioner Martin was notlned
9t gov Saturday A. A. Halliday, an orcnara,
i. "a much experience, was sent mere W
in ~ the case. He at once pronou4 ~;
"a tbe nests to be the real , DrOmnhIa ad
,,otbs and said as soon as tne leases 10 Io.
fai,en some one would be sent here ~ NC NC
s sarov the nests. 1t seems they can ~ al. ho
Further damage this season, pun t iarh Sn !.
nests where next years proous ID IN, 10.
NE are formed of several leaves drawn W
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Mrs. C.. l.. Thwing nj Pineway camp.
Mr.. Poland was n guest there sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Pierce and chill
dren of Springfield, Mass, We're guests
of q, l.. Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs. +, \,
Burditt from Saturday until Monday
The Bapiist SUNDAY school went on
n picnic TO Echo park Wednesday.
They chartered one of the Bipelow
boats aud went on Il ride 10 the Vernon
dam.
Miss Anna Blood came Monday aud
spent part of Monday and Tuesday
with her sisters, Misses Eva and Ollye
Blood, returning TO Marlboro, \. hr
Tuesday
Harry II. Locke came Tuesday for his
vacation and went Wednesday TO North
field. Vt. where he will visit his friend,
Norman Howe. lie also expects TO Nisit
in Boston. Mass.
Mrs. c. II. Bridgman and daughter,
Ruth Bridgman, of Keene. \ H., came
Friday night and were guests SATURDAY
and sunday of j. +. Clarke and Miss
Nellie n. Clarke.
Miss Jennie NJ. Hills, who has been
visiting Mrs. +. 5. Harris, Mrs. Z; u.
Thwing, Mrs. Mrs. Flora +. Cole and at
g. r, and ". A. Pages, returned to
Mrs. Sarah b. Ilolton S Tuesday
Mrs. Charlotte Ely of Springfield,
Mass. and daughter. Mrs. Kitty Coar'
of Hartford, Conn. who have been WISH
mo the former sister Mrs. Addle d.
| Johnson, returned TO their homes Mon
dav afternoon.
Mrs. c. l.. Thwing entertained few
members of the Octagon club at flhe'
way camp Friday afternoon anu even.
| mo. A verv ENJOYABLE time was Spent
| in spite of the showers. The men were
invited to spend the evening.
Miss Laura +. Braley, who has been
spending her vaaction with her parents
! MIR. and Mrs. X. II. Braley' went lhuTs'
dav to Beverly and Boston where sne
will remain until she returns 10 bucN'
land. Mass, where she will teach
Miss Florence f. Locke went to bel'
lows Falls Monday as. guest OF M n,i
Annie college and also attended ~, ~
! Home dav AT Athens Tuesday. MISS
Locke will spend the remainder OF the
week with friends in Bellows Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Whitney OF
Nort Lamnton Mass. were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas p. CARPENTER for few
DAYS last week. Mr.. Whitney returned
sunday night. Mrs. Whitney remaining
until the middle of the week. MILO r.
| Whitney of Brookline was also guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter over sun
day.
The chairmen of the Subcommittee
for the grange fair are: ENTERTAINER
DIR. l.. II. Bugbee; decorating, =. VI
Corser. fancy work. Mrs. A. NJ Corser
tickets. II. A. Blood; farm products
George ID. Aiken; food and canned
goods exhibit, Miss Bessie r. braieS
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LEYDEN.

Miss Linla Foster and Winfield
visited Mrs. Marion Ashcroft AZ Whate'
ly Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Deane of Gill is spend
ing few days with her aunt, Mrs. ;.
c. Severance,
James Robertson of New York and
Miss Florence Babb of Fitchburg are
in town visiting Mrs. Mary Robertson
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Mowry are the
only ones from Levden TO attend the
g. A. X. encampment at Rochester, ~
Y, this week.
Miss lnez L. Brown of Enfield and
Miss Ethel La Belle of Boston were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Richard.
son Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
Rev. E. G. Hooper spoke at the aSso,
citation of Woman's Relief corps and
G. A. r. at Colrain Wednesday on Some
of the Battlefields of the Civil War
Which | Have Visited
GUY Severance and Mrs. 5. c. Sever,
ance attended the Old Home day at en-
Tuesday and spent the night with
friends and were guests at dinner Wed.
nesJav of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Deane at
Bernardston.
Mrs. +. f. Booker and Catharine OF
Greenfield are spending the week with
her brother. James Black. Last week
another sister, Mrs. Z. A. Davis, and
two children of Fitchburg, were there
several days.
Mrs. A. S. Gallupe of Green River and
her sister, Mrs. Nettie Smedley, OF
Worcester. were guests at dinner last
week Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. ). Z
Severance and called at G.. F. Sever
ance s and visited the south cemetery
and went to spend the night and FRIDAY
at II. T.. Mowry 5.
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Mt. Hermon Commencement.

The commencement exercises at Mount
Hermon school were held Saturday after.
noon at 3 o'clock in the Memorial chapel
Henry II Proctor, president of the board
Of trustees, presided. Principal II +. Cut.
Ter, William X. Moody. Col. Jancway OF
the board OF trustees: Rev DIR. Ozora Da-
Wis. Ambcrt G. Moody, Rev. John Waldron
and Arthur r. Spessard We're on the plat.
form. As the graduating class marched
in to the front seats the audience rose TO
receive them. The galleries were well
filled with numerous guests from the
Mortified general conference and with the
friends and relatives of the graduating
class.
The service opened with the scripture
reading by Col. Janeway, Mr., Proctor fol
lowing with prayer In introducing DR.
Ozora Davis, the speaker of the afternoon
Mr.. Proctor told how DIR. Davis had in
I1SS2 been converted in St Johnsbury
Vt. through the efforts of an evangelist
supported by group of nine men of whom
he was one. DR. Davis spoke on the sub
iect. What Has the World Right to Elk
pect from an Educated Man?
Principal Henry F. Cutler awarded the
diplomas to the members of the gradual
ing class: James $. Bovill. Ellis F. Clark
Leon w. Dean. Edward J Davis, james
IC. Healey. Donald 5. Morrison and Gustav
TX. Oxholm The Cambridge prize of 81,
given to some member OF the graduating
class by the students OF Cambridge unlver
sty for general excellence was awarded e
Jerome Burt of the April division OF thu
graduating class. The W. {. Graves prizt
| of $40 for excellence in English compost
ton was awarded to X. DE f. Boomer Q
the APRIL division, who wrote on the sub
iect. The Purchase of Alaska Mr.. Graves
1.-The piver of the prize, is graduate OF thu
school of the class OF 1891
Immediately after the commencement eY
ercises the principals reception was hel'
at the home of Henry +. Cutler. Nj an'
Mrs Cutler received the recent GRADUATES
and other invited friends The last elias
meeting of the 1911 class was held in Mis-
I.adds parlor before supper. Jerome BURT
the class president, presided.
At 130 in the evening the debate be
tween the Forensic and Athenean lterarl
societies was held in the Memorial chapee
on the subject Resolved, That the FED
eral Government Should Have the Powe
to Levy an Income Tax,
Sunday morning the anniversary sermon
of commencement week was gwen ny heV
DIR. Griffith-Thomas, Henry II. Proctor
president Of the board OF trustees, presto
ed Mr.. Proctor read the, scripture lesson
and Arthur Ray Spessard; head OF IN
music department. s sang r P associate [
Wr Moody and asked him to lead i
nraver, DR.. Thomas then spoke witt
Psalms 10 III as his text. The evenin
service S',,is was led by the graduating class
Al the members spoke telling q, ,wha
blessings they had received through Noun
Hermon. The annual senior-faeulty base
bali bali gar game, always an important, event. event o
Commencement com week, was played Saturd;a
morning on Chambers field, and won D.
the faculty. S to o.
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Putneyand Vicinity
PUTNEY.
DR.. GEORGE S. FOSTER.
Death of Physician Who Had Practised
Over IS Years.

DR.. George Scott Foster, 90, died at
his home Friday morning, lie had been
affected with diabetes for a number OF
wears, hut his last Illness was only u
few weeks He was born IN Waltham,
VI. June Z, 1913, n son of Nicholas and
Esther kernon Foster. He was educat'
ed in the common schools and AT Yer.
gennes classical school. He began the
study of medicine at Nergennes, his IN.
structors being Or. Paschal Maxfield OF
that town and Prof. Walter Carpenter
of Burlington. He attended their
courses AT the medical department of
the University of Vermont and was
graduated in 1874. He came to Putney
and had practiced medicine here since
1875. When he first came here he was
associated with DR.. Dan +. Webster and
afterwards had an office in the house OF
the late Charles Campbell NOW owned
bv NJ. ID. Whitman). Later he pnr-
chased the residence of the late Dr.
David Allen, which had since been his
home. He WAS well and favorably
known throughout wide section as
verv successful physician. He had a
large practice in this and surrounding
towns.
DR.. Foster was a member of the Yer.
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STRATTON.

Miss Winifred Robinson is at E. A.
Eddy's.
Charlie Styles was in Jamaica on bust
ness Monday.
Mr.. jackson, optician, was in town Tues
day and Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Guy Putnam and little Edith WIS.,
tied at Merle Putnam's Wednesday.
Frank Z. Barber of BrattlebOro was IN
town on business Tuesday of this week.
Miss Ethel Eddy attended her class re
union at Townshend Inn Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barber of Brattle-
boro were guests at E. A. Eddys tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs Aedbury and two Misses
Medbury of Connecticut are having few
weeks outing on the johnson farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Eames and daugh-
ter, Ruth, of Keene, n. H., visited Mrs.
Eames's uncle, George Moore, Friday.
Theron White has resigned his position
as brakeman for the Central Vermont
Railway company and at present Is visit
ing at home.
Mrs. Blanche Pomfrey and children Of
Bratteboro and Mrs. Maria Stocker and
children of South Wardsboro, were at
Merle Putnam's Wednesday.
Miss Verna Rhodes of Bridgeport, Conn,
| is visiting her cousin, Mrs. May Dexter.
Mrs. w. R. Lyman is visiting her son,
Ony, and family in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holden of Bennington,
who we're at the town clerks office on BUSH
ness one day last week were detained over
night and were guests at E. A. Eddy's.
Mrs. Henry Lackey and little daughters
of Wardsboro were at A. j. Pixies few
DAYS last week. Mrs. Pixies sister, Miss
Hattie Allen, and cousin, Mrs. johnson,
are with her for few days.
Miss Pansy Vose returned to her home
in Hoosick Falls last week after few
and Mrs. C. ], Allen. Their grandson, Al
drew Russell, is now with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Pike, Mrs. z. A.
Pike and Miss Ethel Eddy attended the
funeral of Mrs. Grout of Newfane last
week Wednesday. Mrs. Grout was well
known and highly esteemed in this town;
and much sympathy is felt for the bereav'
ed ones.
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gether and fastened by webs These do not
iall from the trees and are readily seen IN
late autumn, thus afiording the best
chance for complete determination. II j.
for the intercstaof every farmer 90 keep
close watch ON his orchards and 10 lose no
time in making war on the moth AT us
first appearance.
Mr. and Mrs Osgood Leach and son,
Ralph, Mrs. Wilson and daughter. Bar
bara, were Sunday callers at the Leach
skinner farm, coming by automobile from
Mortified Farms And, by the way, u
must have been revelation 10 them to see
what these two teachers, who have been
closely confined to school work Tor at least
10 wears, have accomplished in the way OF
outdoor and indoor work ON the farm
which they bought two years ago but OF
which they did not take possession TIL the
last Of June They began with cutting the
hay, doing nearly all the moving them
selves, except the hand moving, all the
raking. loading and unloading, driving and
caring for the teams, milking two cows,
making the butter. and dong all the
homework, cooking, washing and IRONING,
besides caring for two orphan children
aged FIVE and three years. They also take
care OF large flock of fowls and about W
chickens. All through the terrific July
heat, from before sunrise till sunset they
were in the hay field, and il any one
doubts that their hay went into the barn
in No. shape LET him go and see for HIM
SELF. Now that other work is out OF the
way they are newly planking. the stable
floors. spiking them down, shlpshape, and
doing il themselves Next they are gong
to build a pig pen, fashioned after thelr
own IDEAS OF what pigs abode should be-
! Never again let il be said that teachers
| can do nothing else but keep school,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25

in this section OF the country as a success,
fnl teacher of music has kindly consented
10 sing the three following solos from Men
dessohn's famous oratono, Elllah Lord;
God of Abraham, q, Rest IN the LORD, ana
II is Enough. II may be well to remind
our readers that Elijah was first performed
at Bilmingham-.s England, Aug. III, iSio,
and never has music rendered more spien-
didly some memorable and dramatic scenes
of HOLY Scripture than in the two orato'
rios, Paul and Elijah, of the immortal ter
man composer whose "Sohgs Without
Words" are in every musical home. The
text Of DR.. Rievier's sermon will be taken
from Kings 10: 11'13; II Is EhJahs
Vision.
The tonic of conversation this week is
last Sundays church service. The remarka. :
BILE musical ability Of the Laskey family OF
New York was the lovestone that drew
larger congregation than had been IN the
old church to a Sunday meeting IN many
wears. Parties from surrounding towns as
well as our townspeople came IN anticlpa- :
, tion OF musical treat-nor were they dls' ,
appointed. The solos sung by Mr.. Laskey
in his powerful baritone were impressive:
and his voice added to the inspiration OF
the congregational singing. Master Allan
Laskeys wonderful soprano voice was
revelation and Joy TO hear. and he sang
his way into the hearts of thu. people,
while the sweet alto voice of Miss Flor.
ence Laskey blended chaimingly with that
of her brother in their part in The Holy
City Mrs. Laskey as accompanist, was
of high order as expressed by musical
critic who adds, In short the musical
service was beautiful and classical from be-,
ginning to end and deserves warmest express
,ions Of admiration and thankfulness to,
the friends who made il feasible and suc--'
cessful." Admirable as was the musicall
services we have il on good authority That's
the sermon by Rev Charles River, Phi. d.,
was of like excellence. He spoke from
Psalms 121, II viii lift up my eyes unto
the hills from whence cometh my strength"
TO give summary of the uplifting
thoughts and suggestions deduced from
this subject space will not allow, but on
every hand it is spokeu-of as one of the
pastors best efforts. Those who heard it
will want to hear another and those who
did not would do well to attend church
next Sunday. as another good sermon VIII
be forthcoming
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so11rH VERNON.

Iorov Bond went last week ioi
visit in Spofford, N. ID. ALI
w Amidon went to oprinsneiu
,,o.. W" on business this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott OF ! b nye,
+lehoro visited at J. W. Amldon WV
p = Bruce has finished WORK "a a
n; =: Fronch and is at work for "A. "a
Dunklee. "a f. Law.
Harry C. Freeman and = sunday r. at
ronce of Brattleboro spent 'o"N'
'" Dow and Mrs. F. E. Brooks 9 ana N tS Sei
hev. ;oL ir. returned FRIDAY W 'no-'
fdWe in Fall River, Mass +he
no nt.. CYNTHIA Park is ATTENDING sn .rJ
n M9ln Northampton, Mass ,,,, Prince
Ernest Dunklee and hd,,,d mist camr
attending the Adventis'
are at Alton, Bay, n. u. oxnect.
inI Rev and Mrs. A. E. Phelps are Meeting MEETING
rev atu home from camp neo''H
ed tIto re' Bay, n. H., this week. "a :,
Mrs. Lydia Wilson has tbe summer summer in
her home. having spent Up PpeTnardston.
RRerattIeboro, Guilford and BERN" iii he
The LOYAL Workers mee e 20 o clock
6 on00 ur Duty to Missions
Pani Thompson. hor brother
Miss MIL Wui,;ngton are having si NJ
Nye a.; % with their grandparents
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VERNON.

William SINNERS of Northampton,
Mass, visited his family this week.
Miss Susie Morris of Springfield,
Mass, is a guest of Mrs. B. II. Newton
Mrs. G. F. Barber and daughter, Miss
Margaret. were recent visitors at the
Hubbard farm.
Miss Robv Wright is entertaining at
her home Miss Leah Rathbone OF Brat
tleboro this week.
Miss .Jernsha Bell and her brother,
James. of Grove, have been guests OF
Mrs. L. r. Fairman this week.
Miss Prudence Cudworth of Hartford
Conn. is a guest of Mrs. Z. II. fAklev
and Miss Inez Akley at Woodlawh
farm.
Miss E. D. Graham and little nephew
Kenneth Neville, of Northtield. Mass.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs herman
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Streeter, who
have been absent on week carIlase
drive in the northern part OF the county
returned Tuesday. -
Lee Eldridge of Manchester, \: ~,
has been recent guest of MI ana MIS-
II w. Fairman. His many frlehas Wel'
clad to greet him again.
William Fbeling, student in the Goinm
b;a Medical college. and Miss Elsa Ehellng
teacher in the Brooklyn public schools, are
guests of Miss Edith Gray.
Mrs. ]. J. Baker, who has been spend
ing few weeks with her daughter MIS-
Loo kwood. at H. W. Fairman s. re
tn u TO her home in Utica, N. u,
few days since. o
Mrs. A. H. Jaquith and sons Charles
and Roscoe, went TO South Lon iu;,
derry last Saturday and are VISIBLE
relatives. They will return the lattel
part of this week. -.
Mrs E. L. Mute and little daughter
sylvia. went last week to MIS-. NT m
former home in Sherborn, Mass. ~
expect to remain several WEEKS 49, W.,
Nnte's friends will be glad to lea[l
that her mother, MIS-, ;n 3y,tes'ei' W."
Mr.. and Mrs. George Turner and t Nv.
children of Leominster, Mass, ana NJ
and Mrs. Fred Cook ana son OF SUI at
field. Mass, are. spending d NV ~" Nj Mr.
ILL., ILL., and family and guests enjoyed ol'
Home day in Gill, Mass, luesuaS' liee'
ing many old friends.
Miss Hannah Conway OF H.; amhe fsv
Mass ass who has been spending q I rev
DAYS with her school friend; ~ MSS 1sss ine
Alley Axle returned home n,a Med4 feienG
Miss Conway has. made many ,y,,h dfi wer,
during her visits in Vernon y Th Wv W eb
clad to meet her again. = I;;: i. r VIVA
invited Mrs. E. Il. Akley' MISS . SoI~",
and Miss Inez Aley to rae 10 n Thnv al
, MednesdH aiiobtfui trip and the weathe
was perfect.
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GuILFoRD CENTER.

Mrs. Minnis Goednow and two children
Of Greenfield are guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
+. u. Goodnow.
Mrs. +. 4. Schouler and two children Of
Greenfield came last Sunday TO Z. w.
Miners for a visit Of week or 10 days
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. 7. Goodnow attended
the reception given Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Bracket in Brattleboro Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Newton Stone Of Valley, Vt. and
three children are visiting Mrs. stone :
sister. Mrs j. II. Thayer and other rela'
ltives.
Mrs. C. +. Yeaw Of Brattleboro returned
home last Saturday after a visit OF two
weeks with her cousin, 4, W. Miner, and
family.
L. ID. Miner and son. Harry, OF Starke,
Fla. came Tuesday for a visit with ms
brother, f. W. Miner. These brothers bad
not met for - "ears.
Mrs Flanders and daughter, Carrie, re.
turned to their home in Charlemont, Mass
last Sunday after visl, OF two weeks with
Mrs. George W. Franklin
The annual fishing picnic held by Bern,
ardston and Gulford parties Will be held
at Central Park Vernon. Tuesday, Aug;
%. All are cordially invited. u RAINY, VIII
be held the next day.
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JACKSONVILLE.
Roy Game is in town.

Roy Game IS IN town.
o. W, Kingsley Of Heath was in town
Saturday.
Edw Jarvis is visiting at Eugene
Belts.
Miss Corrine Hall is home for short
vacation.
Truman Dix and family are visiting at
+. j. Corkins's
Stafford and Ethel Lake are stopping
with their parents.
At the ball game Saturday the Charlie
mont team won 3 to o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred burlington of Col
rain visited at f. P Rud's Sunday.
\. T. Plumb Of New Britain, Conn, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. L. F. Plumb.
Mrs Matilda Tooley of Athol, Mass, is
stopping with her niece, Mrs. Elya Rus
sell.
Forest Bellows visited his friends, Emil
Begeibing and Clifford Stetson, Saturday
and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Coleman and sons,
Willard and Merrill. are taking an automo-
bile trip to Londonderry and will go as far
as Ludlow before returning.
At the grange meeting Tuesday selec-
tions were given by Flora Faulkner, Mrs.
Gordon. w. 5. Allen. song by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Faulkner, and a recitation by
DIR. Gordon. There was a discussion of the
question, What Four Men Had the Most
to Do in Shaping the American Nation?
Alexander Hamilton, jefferson, Washing
ton, Franklin, Lincoln, Roger Williams
and Edison were among the names men
toned by the different members. Mrs c.
A. Faulkner Amy Churchill and Christine
Brigham will present the program for Sept.
1
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WFIITINGHAM.

Jason Stafford recently spent week
in Vernon and Northfeld, Mass.
Relatives from Springfield, Mass, are
visiting Mrs. Mamie Underwood.
Mrs. Toogood and son, Leslie, re-
turned to their home in Astoria last
The village school begins Monday
with Miss Crowley of Danvers, Mass
as teacher. =,
Charles S. Chase and family of Brat
tleboro were at their home here again
Wednesday. A.
Mrs. Clara Sawyer and Rev. and Mrs.
J. P. Dorst attended church at Rowe
last Sunday. n Nj,
Adams Tuesday to attend the funeral
of relative. L.
Miss Carol of New Jersey, who mas
spent several summers here, is board
inc at n. A. Wheeler s.
Mrs. Mcdonald finished work at the
hotel last week. She leaves Saturday
for her home in Danvers, Mass.
Word has been received here OF the
death of Mrs. Harriet Walker of Chel,,
sea. Mass, last Saturday, She had
snent several summers here, boarding at
Newton Upton Is last summer.