The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04

pany. Both contracts will cost about
1000
Mrs. Mckinley and daughter Of Santa
Barbara. Cal, who are on Their Journey 70
England, visited Mr. and Mrs. w, H.
Moody few days
Miss Mary Field Of Keene, y H., isl
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank hendrleE;;
She Is to be a waitress at Nlarquand hal
during the general conference,
A son. Donald Walter, was born July, =
at Waterbury, Conn, TO Mr. and mrs
Frederick Crane grandson 10 MIS-.
Charles Stebbns of East Mortified.
The auxiliary OF Sons Of Veterans has
been invited bv the division president to
eyemplify their work. 1t has accepted
the invitation and will do so early IN the
fall. -
The annual picnic OF district No. 8 vii
he held at the school house thursday;
Aug 10. People OF the neighborhood ana
ali nnpils and teachers who ever attended
Al his school are invited to be present a
basket lunch will be served at noon IN
case the weather is stormy the plcnlc VIII
be held indoors. ;,
Edward NJ. Tucker Of Pittsfeld, Me,
49,, secured nv the school board as
t no ior the high school He is a grad
80 ~ Rates college and took post-grad-
nste conrse at Harvard. The past thIe9
Years he was principal Of the high schoSol
IN West Newburv, Mass. lie come hielns
recommended. He is SO years old' ana ui''
Members Of Rev. n. Fay Smiths sun
day school class. with Their wives, en-,
loved a picnic Wednesday, afternoon oli
Ike river bank by the old tT4:,., pIl9 IIr
About so were present ar. Nl ~ oH,,,.
Yerrinrton and Mr. Smith were thf po eqan
mittee in charge OF afrallgfil adreap1 and
lunch was enjoyed, with lce'cre"m "''"
lemonade. ,o1oh+frl
Fifteen Young couples had deligWhT ddl
time picnicking at Nanainakel it,'aNreornred
nesdav evening. The party wa nl,,at III
" w. snJ rotations was gwen, games
,Iat7ad and refreshments Of sandwiches
pay pay 81 icelcream. and lemonade were served,
Tho ,crounds were lighted with laht ,slre
, IL? made this attractive spot even iloie
charming ,.o,,1;o anoin-
= -. n Town Tuesday and Wed1ts4sua a.
eei' ;npitation Of the Northheid N 5'ot
on lnsi'"o nd the Dry Swamp Aqueduct
company anu Some preliminary surveys
colpo, I'D, "si and plans will be drawn 19r saJ
VIZ nc If the reservoirs. 1t ls liopeu
e i lie NE work will be accomplished W
fllae n .nl simmer and that the danger ~
loi r.oter famine will never again tilie"'e'i
ID D,anorot;ons are well under way lUa
s"a f;aId meeting at the Spragut l@ an;ii
Z, sGreenfield Tuesday, Aug y, ~ The
IL IL baid under the Joint auspl4ees, H. ~ Po.
state grange and Conn.e5G,tlclnt ss,,bSnrdinate
so .a,,a Grange No 10. All me suytienate
nranges in the vicinity VII ~ a., nayid
Among the speakers. VIII oe Cd odrcafion.
Snedden. state commlsslonel ~ ,l,oster. and
Charles NJ. Gardner, staI 'sor naa3' There
Fdw. E. Chapman, state ond = bountiful
will be plenty OF spoi' "D
basket dinner
North6eld has never celeol aa Int there
NJ, other than to close ITS stores nay On
III he attractions at home tlils iii he held
W. W. afternoon OF Sept 4, tneLo W. and ath.
on Marouand Oval a tra 3i ~ mn onen to all
on on N" onGntests which will De ePrH Wis.
letle coi ON II Mortified and ylcnlly; o nto
young nas, from Brattleboro a ana 0 aT;or
ting teaii!s 10 nart There will De selliGl
field VIII .a vents. Entries must ne n,"o ~
ana J4 w r. Roberts or Frank fltV om o v,
with W. y > There will be me my
before sep, eIbiibition in the evening
:, nartv Of the Unitarian socl ley,
,os Inc thursday aT afternoon and sre evg hed The
one o. Iilf Mrs G. II. Green are 9e ;ah wa.
grounds s0 Oi lighted by electricity w9i fh J T
instalel. .n tql it became exeeefing p,gncb
anes t,- ish The usual booths o. were pl vel
traedflVe anrons grab bag etG b W lent "" al
canay, ed cd A large phonograPnA bont SCI
added oI cnrei The Ladies socls Sisb t6ey
ob fle sE electric light bulbs so mhTa Of
like nature. a. ia Tuesda,
DoWsma n Morrisville, VT after bpdg an wa
morning several months: The po sSSd tn
ness 81 fo Mortified Wednesqba cme e Of hi
funeral 1Tu r Russell CalI E1iHb Strattol
niece +on was the son OF Dr. Eit5n in thi
stTa'G qed and praeeeSdl n %sa o sumne
B Be, STATIONS on life had been hVeo nei
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