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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-23

What Is needed IL a small amount
of civic pride. apparently altogether
lacking. A civic pride that will
remedy such small evils as have
been enumerated-evfls that In
themselves r small but which
have a far reaching effect.
Instead of advertising In foreign
papers for Industries let our Board
of Trade do q little home advertise
Ing by placing the advantages of our
city before It's own Inhabitants an
well as adjacent communities, and
let our municipal authorities ems
brace the opportunity offered by
natural advantages to make our city
one of credit to Its officials and citt-
zens at large.
From personal knowledge Of sur
rounding communities we are better
equipped to place ourselves In the
lead as a residential community
than any other city In Middlesex
county.
CITIZEN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-23
DANCE
AT MATAWAN
Bridge Club Entertained
Tuesday Notable Event.
specsa, to the EVENING NEWS.

PScts8b ~ IVY IS N1"
Matawan, Feb. 23:-The sub
scription dance given by the Mata-
wan Bridge Whist Club in Geran's
hall Tuesday night was q social
success. This Is the second one
given by the club and they have
been all that could have been de-
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. VAN
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lloyd, Mr..
Mrs. Matthias Shock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stearns and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Cox,
the Misses Anne Avery, Lila Arrow
smith, Julia Arrowsmith, Miss john
ston, Mabel Brown, Helen A. Ter
hume, Meta Thompson, e. W. Bis
sell, Stanley Fisher, William Lippin-
colt, Frank Simpson, Charles Shock,
Harvey Van Brunt, K. G. Wyckof,
all of Matawan; Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert C%ottrell, of Browntown; Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur White, Of Red
Bank; Misses Helen and Bessie
Conover, of Wickatunk; the Misses
Edith and Bertha caches. of Nights
town; Miss Nellie Foley, of Free
hold; Arthur Colyer, of Perth Am
boy; F. w. Doolittle, of New York;
Major Duncan, of Freehold; Mr..
Jernee, of Perth Amboy; N. Ham
mill, of Jamesburg; Mr. Mcdowell.
of Wickatunk; Mr.. Neafie, Of Free
hold; Edward Simonson, of Free
hold; Frank and Charles Leavitt,
of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Tilton, of Wickatunk; Gilbert Van
Mater, of Keyport; Charles Brown,
of Elizabeth; Homer Smith. of MARI
boro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-23
KtYPORT CLUB
HOUSE BENEFIT
Entertainment Given In Ne
ouQh's Hall Last Night.
spsstal to Enc EYEH1Na nHwa.

Special to ahe EVENING NEWS.
Keyport. Feb. 23:-The enter
tainment given in Keough's Hall
for the benefit Of the club house
fund Of the Keyport Literary Club
last night was a great success, the
hall being filled to It's utmost capac-
ity. The entertainment, which was
furnished by local talent, was rem
dered In q skillful and pleasing
manner. 1t has not yet been deter
mined what the proceeds are, but a
large amount will be realized.
The music furnished by four
pieces of DR.. Richard w. Jewett's
orchestra was of the very best class,
and brought just applause. The
recitation and reading by Miss
Evelyn Lufburrow and Mrs. William
H. Walling, respectively, both mem
bers of the club, were extremely
well rendered, Is were also the
vocal solos by Mrs. Harold Smith,
of Matawan, and Miss Ann B. Avery.
Mrs. Rufus o. Walling treated the
audience to some original verses
which showed talent of the highest
degree. Mrs. Walling has met with
numerous successes In this line.
The instrumental trio composed of
three members of the orchestra
rendered a beautiful selection.
The program was as follows:
Instrumental quartet, Miss Gar
dina w. Hoagland and Miss Barbara
Hoagland, v~iolinists; Mrs. Josephine
A. Hoff, pianist; DR.. r. w. Jewett,
flute.
Recitation, Miss Evelyn Lufbur-
row
Vocal solo, Mrs. Harold Smith.
Reading, Mrs. William II. Wal
ling.
Vocal solo, Miss Ann B. Avery.
Verses, Mrs. Rufus o. Walling.
instrumental trio, Miss Gardina
w. Hoagland, violin; Mrs. Jose
phine A. Hof. piano; DR.. r. w.
Jewett, flute.
:, Farce, "Too Much Married"
CAST.
Bob Henshaw, (bachelor) .....
.......... Cecil S. Ackerson
Jerry F%fnnegan (Bob's g%ardener)
William v. Knapp
Deacon Silas Smith (Bob's uncle)
Rufus o. Walling
Miss Cordelia (Bob's housekeeper)
........ Miss Barbara Hoagland
Sally (Bob's maid of all work. :. .
....,.,. Miss Ola M. Conklin
So great was the success of the
entertainment that more will prob
ably follow In the near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-23

SUPPER AT SP0TSW000
WAS A GREAT SUCCESS
sv.o,o,,o ~. nvrNIuo WE'VE


S~potswood, Feb. 23-The annual
Martha washington supper held
last night by the Ladies' Aid Society
of the local Reformed church, in
the basement of the church, was
attended by many more than usual,
and all were greatly pleased with
the efforts of the ladies.
Not only was a good old fashion
supper served, but fancy articles,
homemade candles, etc., were dis
posed Of with such rapidity that
smiles on the countenances of the
chair ladies and assistants greeted
each prospective purchaser. The
amount realized is not known at
this time.
Mrs. John o. Cozzens, who for a
number of years has had charge of
the Reformed church suppers, was
in charge again last night. Rev. F.
It. B. Reynolds Is minister of the
Reformed church and was present,
for he always takes a hearty inter-
est In the energetic efforts of his
parishioners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-23
ANOTHER SOCIETY DANCE
GIVEN AT SOUTH AMBOY
specsa, TO the EVENING NEWS.

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Feb. 23:-The
second society dance of the young
people of this city was given In the
X. OF P, opera house Tuesday and
proved q greater success even than
the previous one given a short time
ago A number of visitors from the
surrounding cities and towns we're
the guests of our young people. The
costumes were of every imaginable
design and beautiful in the extreme.
The periodical dances seem to be
getting very popular with our
younger set. this being the second
one so far this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-23
kEANSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Whitaker,
of New York, we're in town owe the
holiday.
Garrett Wright and wife, of New
York, were at their summer cottage
over Washington's birthday.
With the exception of a few hours
In the morning, the employees OF the
post Office enjoyed vacation yester-
day.
Henry Alderman, the enterpriz-
ing real estate operator, can be seen
hustling around these days showing
some of the property he has for sale.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lankeneau is con
fined to the house by illness. DR..
Hartman. of Keyport, is in attend
ance.
Harold Bean is Ill with pneumo-
MIA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-23
IAmEsBURG

Last night in the Presbyterian
church a very pleasing supper was
given In honor OF Washington's
birthday. Supper was served at 5
o'clock, also ice cream and other
fancy articles were on sale.
On Tuesday night February 81,
Miss Lena Reid gave q party In
honor OF her fourteenth birthday.
About thirty were present. A very
pleasant evening was passed playing
playing games and with other
atnugemsnts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-23
SAY REviLLE

Fred Mccarthy was a Perth Ans
boy visitor Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Louise Hendrickson Is SPENT
ing a few days at the home of Miss
Eleanor Spencer. Of Naugatuck.
Conn.
Mrs. Charles Giidersieeve and
Mrs. Kline. OF Main street. spent
yesterday with Mrs. Richards. OF
Trenton.
Mrs. Charles Carr was q New
Brunswick visitor yesterday.
Many OF the Sayreville people al
tended the Martha Washington ball
held In C~lauser's hall. South River,
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Charles Gildersleeve was In
New York yesterday on business for
Sayre & Fisher Company.
Mrs. Joseph Thorn and son Edgar
returned home yesterday from Tren-
ton after spending q few days with
her mother, Mrs. Simmons.
Some OF the news or your lmms-
diate neighborhood may be found In
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-23
SURF THEATRE
N. j.

Latest productions in life motion
and illustrated songs.
1000 feet of pictures at every per
Torrance.
a shows every Evening 7;rs P. M.
Matinee Daily at s:i5 P. M.
Saturday Matinee ago P. NJ.
Admission Evening fGc
Matinees Children 70
eYsu Rgssao Ia the sarf 10 10 In tbe Swim
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-23

House TO Let-Seven rooms, modern
improvements. Rent $1,000. Inquire
at 80 Catherine St., South Amboy.
I83T1-2-1rf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-23

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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
NoRTHFIELD FARMS.

School doses IN tins District tVuas.
1frs Roger Billings and three children
have measles.
Perry, June 5.
The benevolent society viii meet at the
library June IA.
Mrs Cora Adams held the lucky number
l42. and drew the beautllui center pew
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. MaTtIneau o.
south Vernon called on .. u. Adams re-
Gently. 49,
Mr. Harris niece. Mrs. Fancy, and two
children have returned to their nome IL
northern Vermont.
Nrs 2 NJ. Cummings OF Orange, =, Mass
bos baan visiting her brother. l.. t. flshei'
and niece. Mrs. F. II. Ross
s1Ir and Mrs. Crosby Mr. and MIS- mar,
Airs Iavilje and Mrs. ThayeT took dinner
AZ q. ". STATIONS recently.
Mr. King. who came TO make her nome
,-;tb her son. Frank, was taken 70 lhe
ssrium at Northampton luesday.
H. ar5 Mrs. Edward Slate and son. I'd
- I'll Mrs. Emma Slate OF turner's
Ell Ii listed at VIII and Charles STATE re-
Gently. uor+
MI; nbs II pleasant visit, interpreted VIII pa
many Many terrific thunder storms, aGcompailr me
bT hail. the stones as large as hen ess
and declares this is no western yarn. IA
anu Tba sunday school at district 10. 8 held held
Inc inc mi N The pine grove Monday after ter
plenii basket lunch was enjoyed N the ne
s nyU1 and the Hermon boys gave " ~
e eT4er.sil in the evening. hon w.
Pa gave several selections on MS pnOnO
nh
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
JAMAICA.

Cora Mason OF Townshend has been al
Mrs. Wards this week.
F.. f. Barber Of Montpelier Is spending
few DAYS at A. W. Buffers.
Mrs. McVeigh Of Brattleboro Is caring
for Mrs. c. c. Robinson, who has measles.
Rev. William White Of Beckett, Mass,
viii preach at the Congregational church
Sunday.
Mrs. Hosley and Mrs. Wood went to
Townshend Wednesday TO attend the grad
uation exercises.
Mrs. Lucy Robinson, who has been n1rs-
ing in Roy Barnes's family returned to her
home in Windham Sunday.
, Friends of Mr.. lie FevTe will be sorry to
hear that he will not be here this summer.
He goes to Bridgewater, Vt, to preach
Fl. A. Pike, graduate optometIlst and
optician, viii be in Jamaica at the hotel,
-Adv.-23
Mr.. and Mrs. George LIE Barron OF
Greenfield are visiting at George Ciarks.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09

on thus farm Is estimated az 100000 feet
being one 81 the most valuable timber lots
N town.
NJ. Il. Cook Of Fitchbure, Mass, has re.
gently erected a handsome monument q
Pennsylvania granite, 70 the memory q
his parents who are buried in Christ :
church cemetery The family formerly lived
On the farm now owned BY ID \. Henry
and son.
Mrs. A. J. Belden went 10 Brattlcboro
Tuesday 70 call upon her old friends, Rev.
and Mr.. George A. Beekwith, Of MARI
boro, Mas, who are spending some weeks
IN this county where they are well known
having formerly lived IN different towns
here, and afterwards in Saratoga. y. \
Mis- Helen johnson was given a surprise
party Saturday evening BY l. members q
her class III sunday school, accompanied
by their teacher, Mrs. G, p Miller A
pleasant hour on two was spent IN games,
with refreshments al cake and ice cream,
The departure Of the johnson family i re.
GREETED by old and young and they VIII be
sadly missed in the church as well a. IN
social circles and a. nelghbOrs.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
GUILFORD.

7 Belden was in Saxtons River Mon
day and Tuesday on business.
Miss Eunice Thomas Is with her parents
here to spend fortnight's vacation.
n d. Franklin and his sister, Mrs. I'd
wards left Tuesday afternoon for trip &c
Montana.
The Ladies society will meet at the par
sonare Thursday afternoon, june 10. =
st,awherry supper viii be served at .
o;c1ock All are invited.
Mail Carrier F. A. johnson and iamlI!
moved TO BrattIeboro Monday having soiq
their farm to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ
Snencer. who took possession Tuesday.
Mrs. Joel Flagg has gone to F15ehbure
n visit her sister, Mrs. Alexander ihomp,
SON and will also visit other relatives ~
MASSACHUSETTS, planning to return In apou'
two weeks.
An unsightly collection Of old boilers 5
ao1r sacks. worn out cooking utensls an 2
-1,hhisb OF all sorts dumped by the roadsl9s
hsiweer here and Brattleboro does not ado
~ The attractiyeness OF the drive
Eugene Sessions has sold his farm, ioT,
merlT the Warren Wilder place, TO Nathan
p Emery Of Peterboro, \. d. Ihe Jumper
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
WILMINGTON.

Claude MaheI was in town over SUNDAY
N Il. Lyman was il Newfane this week
Z. T. Wheeler was in town Wednesday
Mrs. L. T. Page and Mrs. Nathan Greer
were IN North Adams, Mass, Tuesday
Philip Gilbert Of Rutland was in town
sunday.
Herbert Parsons's family is in quarantine
with scarlet fever.
O. z. Butierfeld was in Manchester, Vt.
two DAYS this week.
Frank 0'Connel spent Sunday at his
home IN Milford, Ne
NJ. @. johnson Is in New York purchas-
ipg a new automobile.
Warren Boyd Of New York L visiting al
his brothers, Willis Boyd.
Miss Ada Faulkner Of Nottingham was
in town two days this week.
Edward Dean is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Francis smith, for a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs. F. 5. Crafts have returned
home from New Haven, Conn.
News has been received that Moses New
ton i very Ill at his home IN Hoiyoke.
Mrs. Manley Burr, who has been very
sick with pneumonia, is much improved,
Mrs Claude AIaher is sick at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Barlow.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lane Of Boston are
visiting Mrs. Lanes SISTER, Mrs. Mills
Brown.
F A Fitch moved from his farm, which
he has recently sold, into Mrs. Lucy Boyd's
q &. Allen Of Springfield, Mass, repre-
senting T. NJ. Pudan * CO., was IN town
Miss Minnie Eaton was called home to
North Adams on account OF the illness OF
her mother.
A party Of eight from here took trip up
to Brookside cottage at the foot OF Hay
stack, Monday.
Mrs. Hanchett Of Springfield, Mass, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs " L.
Adams, the past week.
Miss Martha Parmalee returned nome
SATURDAY. to Brattleboro after two weeks
visit among friends in town.
Mrs. Amasa Grout and daughter. have
zone ON an extended visit to Brattleboro
and northern part Of the state
Miss Madame Heating, the kindergarten
teacher. who has been home IN Springfield,
Mass. for three weeks, returned to her
school Wednesday.
Constable A. L. Curtis was called to
Mount Mills Wednesday TO arrest John
Macmillan Of Somerset for stealing a re
volver from a fellow workman. de was
fined
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
EAST DUNAiERsToN

Mss Edith Dutfon is - home from
Boston.
Mrs. Flyira Field is visiting in Pitts
field, Mass.
Thomas E. Read Is visiting n Three
Rivers. Mass.
Miss Hazel Newton IS spending few
DAYS in Putuey.
Ross Eddy spent sunday at his home
ia Bratfleboro.
Il. C. Hazelton 5 one Of the jurymen
~ court in NeWfane.
Harold a. Reed &, sd Al his grand.
father :. J. A. Reed :.
Mrs. C. \. Sargent is ENJOYING a visit
with relatives in Newfane
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wellington spent
SUNDAY with Mrs Mary /. knight -
Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Crosby enter
tanned SUNDAY their relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rice
Ms, Bertha Hazelton spent tae. Wee. 4.
end with Der parents Mr. and Mrs H.
c. Hazelton.
Il. G. Davis and children went 70
West Chesterfield 10 attend the Memo
rial exercises
Miss Wlitcomb. Putuev teacher,
was the guest al Mrs, Mary HothpT.
syoou Memorial day.
Mss Florence and Dwight Miller
went with an automobile PARTY e
Northampton. Mass, last week
All the regular grange officers are re
guested TO attend the degree rehearsal
Friday evening ar Grange hall.
Mrs. Ellen H0lton is in West Brattle-
b0ro and Miss Upton Is taking her place
al Henry Miller s during her absence.
Mr.. ana Mrs Ned Cleveland Of Brat
rlehoTo were recent guests Of Nj ana
Mrs N. F. Dutton and Mr.. ana Mrs.
A. r. Miller
Charles Thayer Of Hinsdale, y. H., j.
working for z. ". T. DYER and, with 9ls
family, is occupying a part OF MI.
Over 5 house.
Mrs. Amer Eddy Of West Brattle-
bor0 came Sunday 10 visit her father.
Austin Laughton who j. ~ and has
been under the care OF Or. BuEbee OF
Putney for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Ray were invited
last week to an automobile ride 70
Brattleboro where they visited briefly
their daughter. Mrs. Hewitt. II was
Mrs. RAYS first automobile ride, and
she enjoyed il very mueh,
Miss Susan Knight Of Overlook. Pa.
is expected this week al the Judge
Knight homestead 10 spend the, summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. !. NJ. Knight. An
other daughter. Mrs. Waters. three
children ana nurse of Baltimore, Nd.
arrived June ].
Miss Lombard and Miss Omar, teach
ers in The Putney schools, and Miss Dor
othv Aver of Putnev We're weekend
guests Of Mrs c. L. Thwing at Pine
Wav camp. Frank and Richard Page
Joined their friend. George Thwing
there SUNDAY for the dav. M. and Mrs.
G. \. Crosby also made brief visit
at the camp.
The regular grange meeting was held
Wednesday evening The program was
appropriate TO Memorial day. and was
in charge Of Miss Eta Hawkins. The
next meeting will be Tuesday evening
June 13, and will be ''married people s
night. = and the secretary. Mrs. J. w.
Patch. Overseer E. Il. Brown, Mrs. Lila
Reed and W. J. Ray will arrange a good
program. The first and second degrees
viii be conferred also.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
JACKSONVILLE.

Edith Bennett is visiting her parents
Carroll Kingsley called on friends II
town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Chase OF Brattleborc
were in town Monday.
Mrs. Elvira Rich Is. at work for MI ano
Mrs. Albert Dalrymple.
Deacon and Mrs. Albert Temple VISITED
their son, E. A. Temple, the tlrst OF the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. burlington OF C95
rain visited at W, A. Browns and +. I
Reeds the first Of the week.
Mr.. Mason OF Pawlet. Vt, has collected
what stock be can find that he sold TO l.
L. Hall in 1909 and 1910 and will sell thg
same June 20. Some other creditors Wi
hold sales to satisfy their claims, June "A
The annual meeting OF the Windham and
Bennington Association Of Unlversallsts
will be held at Wilmington Tuesday, june
13, Special subjects viii be taken up by
speakers from Brattleboro, Bellows FANS,
and New Hampshire.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
LEYDEN.

G. r, NJ T.. and Mr.. and Mr. II W
Severance took carriage drive 70 Rowe
sunday.
+. T. Howes returned Monday from
Florida after spending lew days with hls
daughter, Mrs, Wheeler, and her family,
Miss Ida Miner, the deaconess IRON
Washington, is visiting her sisters in town,
Mrs. Lamphear and Mrs {. II. Robertson.
Miss Whi,comb Of Bemardston i keep,
ing house for her brother, Emery Whit
comb, while be and his wife are visiting n
Charlemout
A very pretty wedding took place a. the
parsonage saturday evening The contract
lug parties were. Miss Pearl l. Carr o.
Halifax, and Leslie 4 Fairbanks q Cole
ram The couple were entertained al sup
per by Mrs T. 6. Hooper.
The outlook Tor farming VIII be much
better for the two days ram We have 5us;
had as i was getting pretty dry: Grass j
looking tine and indications are i0r a good
hay crop. Pastures are good Corn and
potatoes are a little late and more corn
planted than last year.
Guests al James Blacks sunday were
Mr.. and Ars George Williams -oi North
Beruardst0n. Mr. and Mn Arthur Gro
mack Of Greenfield and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Williams with children, these
bringing an OF Mr., Williams grandehl-
dren 10 see him on the occasion Of his birth
dsy
A large company were present az the Me
mortal church service sunday morning m
Guiding members OF the local grange, the
Womans Relief corps and 10 members Of
Z. T. Day post, g. a R. Of Greenfield. Be
sides the three members who reside IN
town. II f. Mowry, :. Z. Newcomb and
:. c. Severance, there were 4. 4 Moultou.
commander Of the post. Allen Newton, W.
7. Saxton. Richard O'Hara. John Plumley.
". L. Chutterbuck c Dunklee. II. +, Boil
ton, Henry PAYNE, { ". Ryther Charles
smith and T. i Thayer The sermon was
delivered by the pastor. Rev 7. O..
Hooper, and dealt with the work Of The
church IN the evil war with especial EN-
phasis upon the work oi The Christian
commission Special music was rendered BY
the choir. and the children choir sang
When the Roll + Called Jp Wonder After
the service the veterans were entertained
at dinner az the home Of Comnde and Mrs.
NowTy. Mrs A y heet. Mr., :. c. New
comb and Mrs :. c. Severance, members
Of the Womans Relief corps. assisted N
serving the dinner,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09

Joe Delphy viii occupy the tenement be
ha. vacated.
Walter Faiman, teacher IN The Lewis.
town, Pa, high school is home with three
friends for the summer
The cases Of measles are all improving
and but two new cases are reported, Ellen
johnson and Dorothy Bufum.
Mrs Arthur Bolton went FRIDAY 70 or.
ange 10 VISIT her sister. Mr. II c. GATES.
Mr. Bolton drove over Tor her Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holton AZ Mt Her
mon are entertaining their son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs, George Holton Of Redland.
Cal This is his first trip home since be
went 70 California 20 YEAR, ago.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
SOUTH VERNON.

Miss Eta Stehbins j. on the SEX Isl.
Measles are disappearing IN the south
Part al the town.
The grange VII have d strawberry sup
per and dSQce this Friday evening
The heavy rams OF this week have done
much good Many homes were short Of
a water supply.
New telephones have been installed az
Elijah Roland and George >tethns :
homes. and at Z. A >rreeteI- and BeI'
Newton :
Mrs LYDIA Rumm-dale has returned q
her home in Worcester. Mass. and Mrs. =
II. johnson j. visiting her son, Guy aud
family here
The farmers are setting tobacco TIL,
week ". J. Weatherhed has new setteI
and i putting IN four acres al home and -
acres on the & II Newton farm
Mr.. and Mrs Elijah Stehbins were mar
ned IS years ago Yesterday. Mrs. oie5bin-
was a3 TIE 18th al May and Mr.. Stehhlns
will he % tile Sth of next October. They
are both well and are very tendefy
cared for al the ed home by then son and
family
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
SOUTH HALIFAX.

Freddie Upton is well over measles.
Mrs. Horace Leonard has been quite
I'D the past week.
Louis Pratt is laid uu with burns he
received last week.
Mr. and Mr. Roy Nichols visited al
N. C. Harris : Sunday.
M and Mr.. FORMER were visitors
~ j E Harris 5 sunday.
A few from here attended the circus
il Shelhurne Fails Wednesday.
Mrs 6oolnow returned 70 her .daugb-
ter :. Mrs. Newton stone :, sunday
Nr.. Mary Harris j. visiting her
daughter. Mr. e. Z. Woodland. tins
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Worden were
the guests az his sister, Mrs. W. /,
Pratt. sunday.
Tie teacher ana school children are
rlarniug a picnic and straw rade to
Laurel Beach saturday.
M and Mrs Leon Williams and ehll-
dreu attended the family reunion held
In Levdeu al Mr. Williams : mother
THIS week
Harry lark. Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Clark,
NJ ana Mrs Carl Woodland and daueh-
~. Merleue. took an auto trip 10 south
Desriela Saturday.