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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-03

| the serious illness Of Mrs. Cheney 4
mother, Mrs. Mason White.
The church covenant meeting will be
held nj the yostry tomorrow Afternoon
at $50 and Holy Communion will be
observed ut the close of the Sunday
morning service.
Mrs. Ida (Alorse) Dunn OF Oyerton
No., formerly of this place has been
elected president of the Woman :
/ Christian Temperance Union for the
county In which she resides, and Is an
active worker along temperance lines,
John Il. Morse sold last week for
Samuel j. Shanbacker of Philadelphia
the steam mill at this village, the two
houses now occupied by Mrs. Z. Il.
Sparks and Merton G. Stone, also tho
lumber lot which Mr.. Shanbacker
bought of Olin W. Morse. g. G. Abbey
of Springfield, Mass, was the purehas-
or. Possession was given ut once but
u is not vet known when the mill will
be operated.
At the Boston ministers meeting of
Feb. 90, AS stated by the Waterman,
the following minute was adopted:
"This conference desires TO express its
satisfaction nj the selection of onr
brother Guy c, l.amson, as the success
sor TO Rev, Charles II, Spaulding ms The
district secretary of the American Bap.
fist Publication society for New Eng.
land. We congratulate the society
and the Baptsts of New England upon
securing one so universally beloved,
so highly honored and so emincn.lv
fitted for the important service TO
which he has been called. We pledge
him our heartiest support. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamson have summer home in
this town, of which he is a native son.
For some time Mr.. Lamson has been
president of the Boston ministers con.
ference and is wen known to its mem.
bpfship.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-03
WILLIAMSVILLE

q. II. Allbee of Hardwick was in
town Sunday.
Mrs. A. \. sherman spent the first
of the week in Newfane.
p. II. Carr aud ID. s. Derby were in
West Townshend Saturday.
Mrs. Lena Ward and three cnIldrel
Of Londonderry are visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. Alba Pierce of Park Hill. n. H.,
! is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Mundell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vevier of Brattle.
boro We're over.Sunday visitors ut A.
+. llalladay's.
Severed from here attended the meet
| ing of Pomona grange at West Dunn.
merston yesterday.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
| next Wednesday afternoon, March 5,
with Mrs. Ella Merrifeld.
The subject of the sermon at the
Methodist church next Sunday even
ing will be The Young Man and His
Reward.
Ernest Adams of Marlboro was a
guest of John Sparks last week. John
returned home with him Saturday and
spent several days.
Mrs. Scott Eames of Brattlehoro Is
mt her home here for few DAYS on
account of the illness of her sister,
Miss Florence Die kinson
Miss Maude Blanchard of Towns.
bend was a guest of Miss Helen Lewis
over Sunday. Lewis Hitchcock of
Townshend was also visitor.
l.. 0. Morse has completed his duties
as tax collector and settled his bust
Tp. l.. L.. II.
to Milan, Mo-. where he will live.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Ellie Stedman Tuesday afternoon,
sired as there is important business to
be done.
Miss Persis Washer came up from
play. She remained over Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Washer.
Leonard j. Timson passed the 9lst
wear of his life this week. although he
had no birthday, having been born the
Goth of February. He came down
from the farm Wednesday and spent
the dav with his granddaughter, Mrs.
f. H. Richardson.
W. II: Tefft, F. f. Willard and Will
liam Howe are the committee in
charge of the grange Ministries March
II. Remember the date and make
your plans to came as YOU cant afford
to miss the fun. Weedens orchestra
of Bellows Falls will play for the dance
following the minstrel show.
Coupon Bonds made a hit as PLAYED |
in Grange hall last Friday evening |
The parts were all well taken and the |
children who took part, John Sparks, |
and FLOYD Washer as Tad. in one OF
the leading roles, show that there is
good talent coming on. Much credit is
due the committee. J. w. Williams and |
Mrs. Hannah Halliday, under whose
direction the play was staged Sixty /
seven dollars was cleared from the play /
supper and dance.
The Cleaners held their annual !
meeting Wednesday afternoon when the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President Mrs. f. K.
vice president, Mrs Maude
Sparks; secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
Fannie Williams chaplain, Mrs. Jennie
Morse; work committee. Mrs. Lena
Washer, Mrs. Nellie Stratton, Mrs. Ber-
Ina Pierce. Mrs. Minnie Teff't and Mrs.
Mary White. The next meeting will
De held with Mrs. Minnie Tefft March
rs.
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I. II. Kendall was at home over oup
dav from Townshend.
A number have been i'll with the CIV
and prevailing distemper 49,.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Rice went to Connee'i,c leu,
and New York to visit relatives i'''
week. A.,
Mrs II. A. Waite is spending tne
week in BrattleborO with her dahsh'e''
Mrs. II. p. Eddy' IT.,
Townshend Wednesday where she OK
meets 10 work for u short time
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Mundell ana
Plorence Baldwin of Brattleboro Sisit,
ed nj George Tudor's the first OF inc
week.
The theme for the sermon SUNDAY
morning is Turning TO the LORD III. ~
Tic evening. Psalms l42 ana 10 WIN
be considered.
A number Of Mrs, j, c. Tibbetts = =
friends called at her home iuesaaY
evening to remind her of her birthupps'
The evening was spent pleasantly ne
freshments were served.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-03
A Manx Poet.

The fourth lecture of the Leland and
Gray seminary lecture course was given
last Friday evening at the Baptist
church, when Prof. Charles b. Wright
of Middlebury college spoke on the sub
iect, A Manx Poet. This poet, Thomas
Il. Brown, although known to but few
people, proved very interesting sub
iect when carefully studied His
works are of very interesting nature
and are worthy of being handed down
to posterity. The lecturer read por-
lions of several poems among which
was one entitled Betsy Lee These
ness of the Manx dialect, which, he
said was doomed to extinction al
though no pains are spared in the at.
tempts to preserve it. The authorities
of the island have for a number of
years published and distributed books
and papers with the view of keeping
the people versed in the Manx dialect,
but all to no avail, as English is slow
ly but steadily taking its place. The
lecturer also spoke of the quaint habits
of those people and their reverence,
respect, and love for the parson and
the doctor. The lecture showed clearly
that careful study of this author
would prove interesting and beneficial.
Although Brown is not yet popular, he
promises to become more so in the flu
ture His complete works have been
published since his death in 1900. 1t
was one of the best lectures of the sea,
son, and was greatly appreciated by all
who were present. The last lecture OF
the course will be given Thursday even
ing, March 16, by President John M.
Thomas. d. D., LID, on The Spirit' of
Old Vermont.
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SOUTH WINDHAM.

Mrs. F. O. Smith is visiting in Bos.
ton.
Mrs. Alva Harris remains about the
same.
Mrs. J. N. Shaw is confined to her
bed with grip.
Arthur Cheney is suffering with an
attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. f. H. Robbins, who has been
visiting in Providence. R. l., has re-
turned home.
w. A. Puffer received news Monday
of the death of his sister, Mrs. Osgood,
of Saxtons River.
William Aldrich and Henry Gardner
of South Londonderry were guests at
William Carleton S the first of the
week.
Miss Maud, Howard of West Towns
bend is staying with her cousin, Miss
Bernice Smith, during Mrs. Smith IS
absence in Boston,
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BROOKLINE.

G. w. Stickney was in Rockingham
Tuesday.
l.. Il. Fellows worked the past week
in Townshend.
Miss Lydia Fellows is to work for
Mrs. Nelson Smith.
Mrs. Adams johnson of Newfane is
nursing at Mrs. John Walden IS.
G. w. Stickney and family visited at
SaXtons River the first of the week.
Mrs. s. p. Derry is housed with grip.
Miss Erma Derry is at home caring for
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Green went
this week to Connecticut for an indef-
mite stay.
Hermon Howe is moving his cottage
house to more favorable place for
his hired man.
A good number was at the social at
Mrs. M. w. Lawrence's Thursday even
ing and had an enjoyable time.
The pioneer sugarmaker, M. w. Law
renee set 400 buckets Monday, but the
weather has been little unfavorable
F. Brown moves from the John Steb-
bins farm to the Ranney farm, both
owned by DR.. Robbie of Baldwinsville,
Mass. Dr. Robes family will soon
occupy the Stebbins home for the sugar
season.
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JAMAICA.

Mrs. Sherwln is improving.
B. V. Stark spent Sunday with his
parents.
Eva Walcott returned to her work
| last Thursday
| Miss Stella Howard came home Fri
day for Easter.
Z. l.. Williams is in town getting
ready for sugaring.
Mrs. Archie Bemis and children
spent Sunday with E. E. Bemis.
Miss Chase of Townshend is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. M. II. Willis.
Leon Brewster went to Philadelphia
Wednesday where he has a position.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Record of Put
ney spent few days this week with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Allen returned
from their trip to Worcester and West
field Friday.
Ernest Stark has moved onto the
farm recently bought by A. B. Stark
of Mrs. Manning.
Nina Gleason went to Wardsboro
Tuesday to assist her aunt, Mrs. Bert
Knights, who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Boynton and son,
Mrs. Gleason, Nina and Irene spent
Sunday in Wardsboro.
The Busy Bees of the Relief corps
tackled a bedquilt Tuesday afternoon
in connection with the birthday party
Alice r. Perham was at the hotel
Tuesday and Wednesday demonstrat-
ing and showing fancy work and had
many visitors and customers.
There will be an election of officers
of the Christian Endeavor society next
week Thursday after the usual PRAYER
meeting, and light refreshments will be
served
Scott Woman's Relief corps has lust
received set of four flags to use in
its corps work. They We're the gift of
Sedgwick corps, No. 3, of Brattleboro.
They are much appreciated.
The women of the Relief corps. with
Scott post and other invited guests,
met in G. A. r. hall Tuesday afternoon
to celebrate the birthdays of three of
their MEMBERSHIPS. Anna Ellis. Mrs.
Melissa johnson and Mrs. Lola Barnes.
Each received many postcards. An ex-
celIent supper was served at clock.
and social evening was enjoyed by
all.
In the Baptist church the pastor,
T. c. Brewster, will preach in the
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-03
West RiUer TOIUnS
TOWNSHEND.
Deacon james o. Follett.

Townshend people We're greatly
shocked last Thursday morning, Feb
%, to hear of the sudden death, after
only few DAYS illness, of Deacon
James o. Follett. Mr.. Follett WAS the
son of Eliza Bemis and Samuel W. Fol
lett, and WAS born In Jamaica May y,
ls42. At the age OF seven years he
came 10 this town with his widowed
mother aud younger brother, Samuel,
and settled ON what was then known as
the Brigham homestead. II was there,
with the unceasing toll of their moth
err that the two boys were brought up.
They both fought in the civil war, ana
Samuel died of typhoid fever while IN
the service. After his return from the
war Deacon Follett married Clara
Kimball in 1864, when he again set,
tied down and took up the work of
the farm. While in the war Mr., Fol-
lett fought ut the battle OF Gettysburg
with the 10th Vermont infantry, under
the command of Colonel Neazey. lie
was one Of the charter members of the
Brchard post, q. A. r., and had
served as post commander, lie was
also charter member of the grange,
Mr.. Follett had held number of town
Offices. among which are those of lister,
selectman and road commissioner, lie
also represented the town in the state
legislature in 1896. Besides carrying
on his farm Mr.. Folett had construct
ed many stone arch bridges, both in
Townshend and in many of the neigh
boring towns, his last work being that
of laying the foundation for the new
town hall.
At the age of %, in 1864, he became
deacon of his church, an office which
he held till his death. He was one of
he .,f la n
Creamery association. of which he had
been president ever since. Mr.. Fol
lett took a lively interest in every,
thing that pertained to the best life of
the community, his greatest work hay
ing been done in the church, which he
attended faithfully and where he was
always ready to aid. both with time
and means. He was a friend to all. at
all times. and will be greatly missed by
the people in general as well rs his
church. He is survived by wife and
six children: Alice, who married Wal. |
ter Austen of Weston; Abbie, who |
married Wilmer Turner of this town;
Orison, who resides on the home farm; |
Arthur. who is a civil engineer in the |
employ of the Pennsylvania railroad |
and lives at Woodbury., n. j.; and Flor
ence, who is a teacher in Grafton. He |
also leaves seven grandchildren.
The funeral service took place Sun
day afternoon. Prayer was offered at |
the house at ! clock, and the service
was held at the church at . o'clock |
conducted by Rev. Daniel Mcintyre.
Birchard post and the grange attended
in body. John II. Northup sang an
solo. Nearly 200 people
were in attendance to show their last
tribute of respect,
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EAST DOVER.

G.. 4. Gould lost horse recently.
Mrs. Stella Jefts is a little more
comfortable at this writing.
Mrs. Frances Wright of Marlboro IS
keeping house for Zlna Goodell.
Lula Howe Of Brattleboro spent one
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
d. G. Howe recently.
Hollis Goodell of DummerstOn visited
his grandmother, Mrs. Mary A. Good
ell, and aunt, Mrs. W. II. Moore, Mon
day.
Mrs. Henry +. Brown Of Brattleboro
spent Monday night and part of Tues
dav with Mrs. Abbie Brown, who is
seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Moore of Brat.
tleboro spent Saturday night and sun,
dav with Mr.. Moore s parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Moore.
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EAST JAMAICA.

Rnlph Howe has finished work io'
John Chaplin on the section.
". :. Allen and 4. 4. Gleason are
away this week on business
4. O. Robinson smashed one TOE one
day last week, log falling on H.
r. Pierce bought horse the iirst
of the week of llurdis Smith OF Lon
donderrY,
pauI Johnson of Waltham, Mass
was with his wife few days last week
at +. NJ. Butler s.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bert Sage and three
children of Wardsboro Center visited
her father, c. Il, Sym0nds, Sunday
Mrs. Paul Johnson returned, to her
home in Wnltham, Mass, "Wednesday,
having spent some time here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Il, NJ. Butler.
Elmer Chamberlain, formerly of TINS
place, died at his home in Springfield
VI. last week Wednesday of pneum0'
MIA. Ills mother, Mrs. Il, T.. Chamber
lam, left here for Springfield Wednes'
day morning. arriving there lust before
his death. Mr.. and Mrs. +. 7. Cham
berlain and II. H. Potter and family
attended the funeral. which took place
I'm Springfield Sunday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-03

urday evening TO spend week 4 Vaea
ton.
The library will not be open tn,
coming week.
A, d. Piper OF Jamaica spent Wed
nesday In town.
i. l.. Robinson of Burlington was in
town last Friday
j. T.. T0wnshend of Albany was IN
town Monday,
Il. +. Shaw of Palmer, Mass, was in
town Tuesday,
G. NJ. Wheeler of Brattleboro was in
town last week
A. A. Bell of Scranton, Pa, was in
town last Friday,
j. T.. Monihan of Brattleboro was in
town last Monday.
c, W. Bamis of Brattlcboro spent
last Monday in town.
W. -. Mason of Bratteboro was at
the Inn last Monday.
=. A. lloyle of Hartford spent few
days in town last week.
Il. j. Eddy Of Brattleboro was at
the Inn last Saturday.
II. W. Hall of Boston was in town
on business last Tuesday,
d. j. Smith Of Brattleboro spent a
few days in town last week.
II. $. Springer of New York city was
in town on business last week.
C. j. Miller of Brattleboro was in
town on business last Monday.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel McCarty is very i'll with pneu'
monia,
George l.. Arlington of Ludlow at
tended the funeral of James o. Fol.
lett last Sunday
w. II. Campbell and J. d. Whittier of
Brattleboro were at the Inn Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Arthur A. Blood. who has been Sc.
riously i'll for the past week, is again
on the road to recovery.
Fred Il. Gilbert returned Saturday
evening from Brattleboro where he
spent a few days with relatives last
week.
DIR. and Mrs. A. d. Nash and Mr.. and
Mrs. b. c. Parsons and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Parsons s parents in
Irving c. Watson of Leyden, Mass,
spent n few days in town last week,
when he finished moving his goods to
his present home.
The Congregational church prayer
will be held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lawrence next
Thursday evening.
Rev. Ralph II. Tibbals of South Lon
donderrv has been selected to preach
the baccalaureate sermon for the class
Of 1911 in Leland and Gray seminary.
The lecture preparatory TO the Lord S !
Supper will be given by the pastor of
The Congregational church next Satur- |
iav afternoon at $50 O'Clock in the |
vestry.
At the Baptist church next Sunday |
morning Rev. Joseph Mexican, pastor, |
will speak on the subject, The World. |
he Kingdom of God, and the Local
lhurch
Mr.. Bacon opened his new mill on
he Scott farm last Monday. This mill !
las been erected to take the place of |
he old one which was burned some
line ago.
At the Congregational church next
sunday morning the pastor will speak
IN the subject, The Death of Great
statesman. In the evening the topic
will be The Call of the Greatest Law
river.
Miss Olive Pierce returned to her
ZONE last Saturday evening from Ny.
Iermon, Mass, where she has been
eaching the first four grades of the
'illage school. She will return soon
md teach the spring term.
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WARDSBORO.

H. G. Jackson is i'll with neuralgia.
Three of William Clark Is children
are i'll with pneumonia.
There were taken from the free
library in February 2l9 books.
Hanna Halonen entertained a party
of seven women Wednesday afternoon
at the creamery.
Mrs. Annie Newcomb, Genie Plimp.
ton and DR.. Heffion S two children,
Otis and Beryl, are i'll.
Mrs. Ella Knight is SLOWLY improving
Her niece, Miss Nina Gleason. came
from Jamaica Tuesday to care for her.
The A. Y. club will hold it's next
meeting and monthly supper at the
town hall March 9. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Vermont grange. No. 139, held a spe.
elal meeting Tuesday evening to confer
the first two degrees. The next meet.
ing is March IA.
Mr.. Bosworth of Athol, Mass. has
come up to his farm for the sugar sea.
son. Mrs. Bosworth and daughter.
Beatrice, are expected the last Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney of Watertown
accompanied by Mrs. Derby of Gard,
ner, Mass, are boarding at F. Under.
wood s hotel for week and spending
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GRAFTON.

Ruth Prouty is visiting at Bellows
Falls.
7. L. Dodson is in Lawrence, Mass,
this week.
Miss lone Sumner of Bellows Falls is
AT +. l.. Gilbert s.
Mrs. Wilton Bathric is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bathric.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Chase of Bos-
ton were at the Tavern few days last
week.
Rev. A. D. GRAHAM, pastor of the
Baptist church, has tenderd his resig
nation.
Master Willie Holden improved the
snringlike DAYS of last week by max
ing some fine maple syrup.
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WEST DUMMERSTON.

Mrs. Fred Rogers is spending the
week in town.
Miss Blanche Whitney of Marlboro
is guest of Mrs. w. II. Butterfeld.
Robert Bemis of Springfield spent b
few days last week with Mrs. E. A.
o 'Brien.
Fred M. Connarn, Thomas Healy and
Miss Alice Connarn were over-Sunday
guests at p. Connarn s.
Mrs. Hattie Marsh met with an acct
dent Wednesday. She slipped ON the
ice near her home. Her daughter is
with her.
The Ladies Aid will give supper at
Grange hall next Thursday evening,
March 8, from o'clock until s. 1t
will be followed by free entertain
ment, to which everyone is cordially
invited
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SOUTH WARDSBoRo,

Herbert Brown is gaining as fast as
can be expected
MFR. and Mrs. Samuel Wiswall Of
Newfane visited at Frank Gould
Sunday.
+. O. Gould and Merle Stocker were
in West Brattleboro last Saturday on
business
William Treyarrow is buying calves
MICS and other stock and sending them
10 Brattleboro each week.
Frank Gould sold last week his reg
istcred Uolstein bull to George Law
renee of West Townshend, and Satur'
day purchased another of A. j.. Miller
of Mest BrattlehOTO.
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Royal Sanderson is on the SICK list.
Mrs. R. w. Snyder is on the sick list.
w. M. Sparks spent Tuesday in Brat
tleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Allbee spent
Thursday with relatives IN Brookllne.
William M. Sparks spent a few days
last week with relatives in Westmore-
land.
Grace Chase spent last week in, ia
maica where she visited her sister, Mrs.
M. II. Willis.
Maude E. Greenwood is i'll at the
present writing, and Is unable to at
tend school.
Katie Chase went to Jamaica Tues
day to spend a few days with her SIS
ter, Mrs. M. III. Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Kingsbury of
South Windham spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Chase.
Miss Alice M. Wheeler of Winchen'
don, Mass, spent week with Rev.
and Mrs. Joseph Mexican recently.
Mrs William S. Holland of Brattle.
boro, formerly of this town, is i'll, and
Mrs Fred H. Lawrence is caring for
her.
The person who lost pair of gold
bowed spectacles may get information
about them by inquiring at the post
Office
Daniel McCarty returned to this town
last week from Whiting, Me-, where he
went to visit his mother, who is dan
erously ILL.,
The girls at the Congregational par
sonage gave a party on Washington 8
birthday to which number OF their
fripudc UpTn invited
Mrs. Aldrich returned to her home
in Westmoreland last Tuesday, after
spending several weeks with her daugh-
ter. Mrs w. M. Sparks.
Mrs. Minnie Cobb returned Wednes.
day to her work at The Melrose in
Brattleboro, after spending some time
with her sister in this town.
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting next Sunday evening will be,
Lessons from Great Lives; Moses.
Leader, Maude E. Greenwood.
Misses Hazel S. Taft and Hazel A.
Jones, who are attending the Emerson
school of oratory, will return Satur-
day to spend their vacation at home.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap-
fist church will serve their usual oyster
dinner in the Baptist vestry on town
meeting day. All are cordially invited.
Georgianna Mexican, who is attend
ing normal school at Westfeld, Mass,
returned to her home in town last Sat.
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SOUTH NEWFANE.

Mrs. Della Burch and daughter,
Blanche, of Brattleboro, are visitors at
Charles E. Ingram s.
Mrs John M. Stratton and children,
Harold and Dorothy, of BrattIeboro,
were at John S. Stratton 5 Saturday.
A large number from this part of
the town and from Marlboro Branch
patronized the grange entertainment
last Friday night.
The Ladies' Benevolent soclety will
meet next Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Edwin w. Morse, the president.
All are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray II. Cheney
were called Saturday to Brattleboro BY
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MARLBORO.

Louise Thomas returned to Greenfield
Monday.
Miss Amy Worden has been visiting in
Dummerston.
Mr.. Collier of Brattleboro is moving tc
his new home
There was social dance at L. Powers's
Tuesday night
Ira Hall and son, Perry, were in Brat.
tleboro Wednesday
There will be a dance at Mrs. Emma
Fletcher's Friday night
George Hughes, who has been i'll all win.
ter is slowly improving.
j. G. White, who has been visiting his
father, j. w. White, returned to Ferris
burg Monday