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ADMITTED THE oWNER sHiP OF
STAINED HANDKERCHIEF,

Tell OF that" said Mr.. Mott. Mr..
Gray objected and was informed by the
Court that he might question the witt
ness regarding the circumstance so
hat the Court might rule on the pro-
priety OF the question. Mr.. Gray carried
his questioning to the point where he
asked:
"What did you say to Geide' when
you saw him at Police Headquarters.
81 said. rs this our handkerchief| '
Q. What did he say to you? A. He
said: Yes, that Is mine"
Y. Is that all you said? A. Yes. sir.
II ASK said Mr.. Gray, that this evil
dence be excluded on the ground that
the statement OF the defendant in the
presence OF the District-Attorney, an In
spector OF police. a Deputy Commission
er. an acting captain, numerous lieu
tenants and detectives Is not a volun-
tary statement. There was no warn
ing OF his rights-no statement OF his
privileges"
The objection was overruled.
What did Paul Geide next say to
you after admitting ownership of the
handkerchief" asked the prosecutor.
He said, That's the one l wiped my
hands on Then I asked what he did
next. He answered. 1 went to the
bathroom and washed my hands and
wiped my hands on the old mans under
clothing"
That was all the boy said to Barber
at the time. The next morning he was
locked In a cell with Ge!del at Police
HEADQUARTERS
II asked him." said the detective,
Paul, why did you do this lie an
swered. Don't ask mo about it; it
makes me sick"
The boy then became III, the detec-
tive said. M there was no further ef-
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-19
NoRTHFIELD FARMS.

Mrs. d. E. Halves arrived in Hart, Mich,
safely May 10. ., ,r
The Merryetnas club will meet with MISS
Florence Adams May %.
A woman from Readsboro, VT, has come
70 work for Mrs. A. Sawyer.
Mrs. F. E. Harris niece and two children
arc visiting her for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Fisher took dinner e
sunday with Mrs. Fishers aunt, Mrs b.
r Morse, in Sunderland.
On Monday evening, May y, at o'clock OK,
the No. 8 District Sunday school pups
viii rive an entertainment in No. !: 3, dls,
trict schoolhouse. The evening VIII De
sn zen in readings, the displaying OF TAP o.
I laanx singing solos and the rendering Ge 60 OF
several se instrumental selections, Inc Her
monites will take part.
The NAV at Union hall last week L huIs i
dav evening was very successful pom
financially and as to its amusing qna,,.;iesi
The play was entitled An Econonliic ,ar
BOOMERANG and was given by Mrs. Arthur l
Eayt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Montague; MIS- MIS-
A. W. Ward, Homer Browning ana Ia DIn
Snrague. After the play holders were sou,
he right one drawing quit. oa,i 81
browning was the lucky one. Inc sum sur tb Ue
S14 was cleared which is to be used lor inc
benefit of the society
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GUILFoRD.

Mrs. Julia Frost is at her summer
home on Tyler hill.
Mrs. NJ. C. Yawkey of Wisconsin and
Mrs Sarah Ray called on old acquain-
tances in town this week.
Mrs. O. r. Washburn came Tuesday
night from Maryland for a visit at
Gale farm, her old home.
A, j. Belden has sold the timber lot
which he bought of H. d. Andrews to
Holden & Martin of Brattleboro.
Antony Zalenakas has sold his farm,
formerly the Jedediah Fran kiln place.
to William Kellogg of New London.
Mr.. Zalenakas is planning to return to
his old home in Poland.
School in district No. is closed for
t he present, the teacher, Miss Bernice
Smith. having gone to her home in
Nindham last Saturday, where she is
i'll with measles. The only new case
here at present is the four-year-old son
of John Gale.
D. ID. Franklin has sold his farm to
his sister. Mrs. Harriet Franklin Ed
wards, of Idaho, who is to make her
home here in her native town after
many wears of life in different states in
+ he far west Mr.. Franklin will move
to the Addison Baker place.
1t is now stated that the case of the
young daughter of Ira Mather: which
was reported few days ago to be scar
I ct fever, was caused by eating candy
containing poisonous coloring matter.
The child has not been seriously i'll, but
at first had sore mouth and throat,
which now has disappeared.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-19
BERNARDSTON.

The Memorial Sunday sermon viii be
given by Rev II NJ Douglas at the Bap
tist church.
Herbert Allen and Mrs. John 4, Allen
viii have charge OF the y, 7, +, meeting
Sunday evening
Miss Mary d. Warner has returned TO
her home after a long stay in Brattlehoio
on account Of Illness
The Ladies' Social circle will meet Tor
work in the church parlor at O'Clock
J.. m, Wednesday, May "a Supper viii
be furnished.
Charles NJ, Day, editor OF the DAILY An
gus Leader OF Sioux Falls, South Dakota
came east TO attend the funeral of Senator
kittrldge at Jattrey y. H., and visited
at VI. Y. Davenport's Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
L. II. Sanderson aud his chauffeur, A, L.
Sandeison, successfully climbed Sugar
Loaf mountain Saturday, April 20, in Mr.
Sanderson's five passenger Selden touring
ear. The climb was made with ease by
using one chain about five rods, il being
muddy on one side, no chains were used
IN descending
Ensign G. Truman Swasey, jr, who on
sick leave with his wife has been for some
time guest of his mother here. has bern
assigned 10 the l.. $. $. North Dakota IN
charge of two l2-inch guns lie will report
to the ship May 30. Ensign Swasey ba,
this week visited his unces. DIR. :. D.
Bowker, Of Charlemont. DIR, a, V. Bowker
and Arthur Bowker, OF Athol. Last week
he visited his aunts, Mrs. r. C. Forbes and
Mrs. Frank Maxwell, in Greenfield.
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days at the home OF her brother, c. G.
Walker.
Mrs. Charles Harris of West Brattleboro
is spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Williams
Miss Alta ]. Denison of West Brattle-
boro called on several friends in town Mon
day and was the guest OF Mrs. A. Il. Rob-
bins until Tuesday morning.
Densmore Blood is seriously i'll with a
disease of the heart and his son. j. 4:
Blood, and a sister, Mrs. Flora Cole, OF
Putney were called to his home the first OF
the week.
Congregational church Rev. Charles
River minister Sunday morning service
at 1916 Sunday evening Christian Endea-
yor meeting at 100. Sunday school after
the morning service. All welcome.
Evening Star grange will hold one Of its
popular dances in Grange hall, Dummers-
ton Center, Thursday evening, May 70;
Wales's orchestra will furnish music, and
a good supper will be served. Everyone is
cordially invited.
The news of the birth of a son to Mr..
and Mrs. Walter A. Robbins of Medford,
Oregon, has been received by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Robbins of this town. emitting them
to be enrolled on the honor list OF grand
parents, and to hearty congratulations for
the privilege.
Memorial day exercises will be of interest
to the whole town and to honor the
veterans who are left as well as to comment
crate the memory of those who have pass
ed on, W. F. Walker and Z. G. Tenney,
executive committee, ask the whole town
to participate in the observance of the day.
Miss Edith Walker, daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. Charles G. Walker, underwent an
operation for appendicitis Saturday morn
ing The operation was performed by DR..
L. r. Lynch, assisted by DR.. Fremont
Hamilton and Miss Ena MacKinnon, the
nurse, who is caring for Miss Walker;
whose condition is comfortable and good
recovery is expected.
Neighbors night was observed Tuesday
evening. Putney grange were the visitors
and rendered an excellent program as fol-
lows: Opening song, duet, by Miss Bur-
roughs and Mrs Bugbee; solo, Mrs. Poland,
accompanist, Mrs. Bugbee; recitation, Miss
Burroughs; trio, Miss Omar, Miss Bur-
roughs and Mrs. Poland, accompanist Mrs.
Bugbee; monologue, Miss Bessie Braley;
reading, Miss Elizabeth Braley; remarks,
DR.. Bugbee; farce A Love of Bonnet,
Mrs. Bugbee, Mrs. Poland, Miss Burroughs,
Mrs. Corser, Miss O'Connor and Mrs. Aver
The parts were well played and the whole
program was success and very enjoyable,
and credit and thanks are the Just due Of
the participants After remarks for the good
of the order, etc, by the visiting grange,
supper was served in the dining room by
Evening Star grange. These neighbors visits
are one of the very best features of grange
work, reciprocity that may well be adj
vocated.
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WILMINGTON.
COUNTY W. O. T. u.
Twenty ninth Annual Convention 10 be
Held Here Next Week

The agth annual convention OF the
Nyiudham County Womans Christian
Temperance union will be held In viii
Inington in the Congregational church.
Thursday and Friday, MAY - aud 90
Nvith the following program; Thursday
morning; conservation service, pre-
limmarv business, official roll call,
noontide prayer announcements Tues
day afternoons; song service, Mrs,
Emma NJ. Foster; PRAYER president :
message. solo, Mrs. Christine WIDER
department reports, evnnpcllstlc, Mrs
\ ddie Baker; flower mission, Mrs, Amy
~. Weaver; franchise, MIS-, lneh ann
bell; Legislative, Mrs, lngenue tas.
Sett, fair, Mrs Harriet Tucker; medical
Temperance, Mrs. l.. ID. Osgood; orig
nal poem, our Allies, Mrs. ". X.
DaycnpOrt reports Of county officers,
children : hour, announcements; Ihufs'
siav evening; music hv church choir,
devotional service, Mrs Lisle; solo,
Mrs. Mann; welcomes, W. &. 7, ur
Mrs, Vira Corhett; Baptist church Rev
Adolph Auhert; CONGREGATIONAL church,
Rev 4. +. Martin; lIniyersalisl
= hurch, Rev. Flint Bisscll; grange,
.eslie Adams. business men, 6, ".
Bamolee: school, Prof. j. 4. Niele; q,
\. r.. Col. i. II. Goulding; professional
men, DR.. ;. T. Dunn. Hon. o. y. Butter
field; response, duet. Rev. \. y. Martin
Merton Barber; address Mrs. 6ratla
T.. Dnyidson; offering, announcements
bencdietion.
The Friday services win begin al
$50 a. m. with a Plan of Work meeting
Followed bv devotional hour. minutes
department reports, press, Mrs, Z, c.
Mason: literature. Mrs, |, NJ. Parsons;
prisOn and Jail Mrs. j. u, Pierce; purity
in art, Mrs. Alice Mesick; social, Mrs.
T.. NJ. Foster; systematic giving, Mrs.
l.. r. kellogg: SUNDAY school. Mrs. +,
-. Perry: :. T. l.. Miss ;. Belle Corbett;
y. 2, b.. Mrs. Grace Rhodes: alto solo,
Miss Nellie Barnard; secretary 5 re-
port, treasurer 5 report, auditors re-
port, report of credential committee,
of officers, noontide PRAYER
announcements: Friday afternoon,
promise meeting. memorial hour, Mrs.
y. c. Robinson; parliamentary drill
Mrs. c. T.. Davidson: symposium, Why
T Belong TO the w. G. T. t.. led by Mrs.
Iisle, Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Foster,
n fter which subject will be open to all;
duet, Mrs Eva Corbett, Mrs Minnie
BOYD: paper. Mrs. T.. c. Mason; report
of resolutions committee, miscellaneous
business, announcements: FRIDAY eve
ming, devotional hour. Mrs. NJ. 5. Nor
gan; solo, Mrs Lulu Fowler; duet, Mrs.
Mann. Mrs. Beth Folett; address Miss
Flora Il. Strout; solo. Rev A.. r, Martin;
resolutions, Offering and bcnediction.
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I,EYDEN.

The third and fourth degrees were
conferred on three candidates In the
grange Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rugg of Monta-
one CITY were guests of her father, 4.
r. Dennison, and her aunt. Mrs. E. D.
Sawyer, Sunday.
There was quiet wedding at the
parsonage Monday evening. me par
ties were Herman Severance OF Leyden
and Mrs. Lillian Moebers of Greenfield
Mrs. J. L. S. Howes is keeping, house
for Mrs. Oscar Hawks. of Shelburne,
while she with two children spend the
week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
H. E. Mowry. =,
The service of Memorial Sunday Will VII
not be held till June 4 when there VIII
he appropriate music and Rev. Mr..
Hooper will speak. on the, WORK OF u tne
Christian Commission in the civil wa war
Memorial day will be observed on Tues
day. MAY 80. The graves Will be dec
Grated and there will be the usual sery
ice at the hall of singing by the ch al
and singing and recitations by the
school children and an address by 6ev.
p. e. Hooper. Dinner will be served as
usual. to which all are expected TO con-
tribute.
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EAST DUMMERSTON.
Mrs. A. F. Miller is i'll.

Mrs A. +. Miller is Ill.
Miss Ella ,Jennison is visiting in New.
fame.
Adm A. Miller has built garage for his
new automobile.
Ross Eddy spent Sunday in Brattleboro
with his mother.
Mrs. E. H. Miller is in Warner, N. H.,
for a short time.
F. O. Downs is enlarging his barn, an in
dication of prosperity.
Miss Nellie Spaulding is assisting Mrs.
John M. Knight this week.
Mrs. Thomas Welch of Putney was at
Mrs. G. f. Wellington's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kane of Brattleboroo
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Reed.
Rev. Charles River and Mrs. River
spent the day Wednesday in Chesterfield,
n. H.
E. G. Tenney has repaired his house
which will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
Torrey.
Mrs. Susan Prouty of Brattleboro has
been visiting Mrs. G. t. Reed and Mrs, L..
L. Stark.
Sylvenus Kelley has been making re-
pairs on his buildings, putting on new
barn doors, etc.
Mrs. A. L. Miller and her three children
are at Maple Ridge Fruit farm spending
few days with Miss Florence Miller
Miss Bertha Hazelton and Miss Phelps
of Guilford were weekend guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. @. Hazelton.
Master w. F. Walker and Secretary Mrs.
A. A. B. Patch attended the Pomona
grange in Williamsville last Thursday.
Miss Louise G. Walker of Northampton,
Mass, came Thursday to spend several
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-19

II. D. Allen is in Boston this week.
Miss Flora Brown was in Albany y. V,
Tuesday.
Edwin Wheeler OF Nottingham was in
Z own sunday
Miss Matilda Gouldiug was in North
Adams Tuesday.
w. d. Stangcr of Meehantville, y. j.,
was in town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Mann were North
Adams shoppers Tuesday.
Ms. John Fowler and son, Paul, visited
IN Readsboro Wednesday.
w. w. Follett and Miss Jessie Follett
were in North Adams Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. q. 0. Ware are visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Smith, in Newfane
W. Z. & L. H. Barber Of Brattleboro
visited in town a few days this week.
Bert Wheeler has rented the I'll. b. Ware
farm Of the Deeriield River company.
Harold Smith is working in Barber
store while Merton Barber is at court.
Leon Wheeler has accepted a position
at the Wheeler X Kentiield mill in Whit
ingham.
Mrs NJ. 4. Crafts and r. p. Crafts are
business visitors in Holyoke, Mass, for a
few days.
Miss Lottie Needham was in Brattle-
boro Saturday, and spent Sunday and Mon
day in Marlboro.
Miss Emma Allen has finished work at
Mount Mills and has returned to her home
IN IIoosick, n. \.
W. C. Pettee and William Pfeiffer came
from New York in their automobile Sun.
Clay and returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle Hubbard was in Brattleboro
Saturday visiting her sister, Mrs Minnie
Hubbard. She returned Tuesday.
Mrs. y. p. Mcdonald and tie son LETT
Friday for their new home in Woodst ock,
n. H. Mrs. Mcdonald will be greatly
rnissed socially.
Herbert Ware met with serious ac.
cident Monday night. While cutting wood
his axe slipped and cut his hand About
10 stitches were taken.
At the commencement exercises of the
Albany Medical college, the first prize was
awarded to DIR. r. NJ Eaton. DR.. Eaton
Is well known in this vicinity
Rev. w. H. jackson from Waterbury,
VT, will preach in the Methodist church
next Sunday at 10.45 a. M, also in the
evening at 100 Everyone is invited to
come and hear him.
Clarence n. Green, 90 died Tuesday
night at his parents home. He had been
confined to his bed about three weeks. He
was graduate of the class of 1905 of the
local high school. The funeral will be Fri
day at = O'Clock at the house.
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SOUTH HALIFAX.

II. E. Clark has another Maxwell run
about.
D. E. Harris has purchased a new horse
for the cream route.
Mervin Fairbanks has given up the milk
route and Sam Cleemnt has taken it.
Miss Blanche Clark visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Clark, over Sunday.
The first trip for the Shelburne creamery
was made last Saturday. D. E. Harris has
the route.
There will be dance at Charles Wor-
denis hall Friday evening, May 26. All are
cordially invited.
A number of people from here attended
the sugar wedding at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Nichols Friday evening.
DR.. Clubhouse, Myron Crosier and Mr..
Ducharme of Shelburne Falls, and Mr.. As
ton of Griswoldville, Mass, were among
the fishermen in town Friday and to re.
ceive the full benefit of the showers we had
that day.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-19
WESTMINSTER.


Mrs. L, +, Hawley is i'll, threatened
with appendicitis.
Mrs. Z. II. Brown is spending some
time at the Brattleboro Retreat.
Miss katherine Grimes is spending a
few days in Bellows Falls with friends.
The social Bible class mt Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. }, w.
Collins.
Mrs. Elsie Willis of Bellows Falls
spent last Wednesday with Mrs, II. r.
Bond.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Miller expects TO 90 to
the Salem, Mass, hospital Monday for
treatment.
f. f. HAYWARD is in Springfield. He
is to spend some time with his son,
George, and family.
Misses Laura and Ella Ware Of
Townshend spent Sunday with their
sister, Mrs. Fred Davis
Mrs. $. NJ. Nutting goes to Boston
this week to visit her son and to attend
the meeting of The World in Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Metcalf and
daughter of Walpole spent Sunday with
their mother, Mrs. Lucretia Metcalf.
Rev. Frederick d. Hayward will
speak Sunday in the morning ON The
Value of a Reserve Power, and IN the
evening on One Thing Lacking.
The social at the church parlors Fri
day night was a success. both socially
and financially. The Bible class real
lied about $40 from the sale.
Mrs. Myron Blanchard went to
Townshend last week as delegate to
the Y. p. S. c. E. convention, Since
then she has been i'll and confined to
her bed
Frank b. Howard of Walpole has
opened a blacksmith shop in the rear
of the residence of II. II. Reed. The
town has long been in need Of first
class blacksmith.
Judge Daniel Kellogg returned home
Monday night from Washington, where
he has spent some time with his
nephew, H. X. Willard, who is gaining
slowly from his recent operation,
Mrs. II. X. Willard and three chill
dren of Brattleboro were in town Sun,
day and placed flowers on the graves OF
Mr. Willard s parents it being the
anniversary of Mr.. Willard Is S0th birth
day
The Charleston Is. c. Post con
tanned an extended account of the beau.
tiful wedding celebrated April 26 in
the Citadel Square Baptist church in
that city, when Miss Beulah Eurylinn
Mckenzie became the bride of George
Walter wilkins, IT., of Beaufort, ). G.
The church was elaborately decorated.
There were five groomsmen and five
bridesmaids, including Helen Wilkins
and Blanche Wilkins, sisters of the
groom. A delightful reception was held
in the home of the bride s mother. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilkins left on wedding
Journey to Florida. Mr.. and Mrs. vii,
kins and family have made their sum
mer home in Westminster several years,
and have many friends in Bellows Falls
and Walpole.
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for the past two weeks, Her good neigh
bors are caring for her.
Harry iiargraves OF Springfield and Roy
Sawln Of Marlboro were guests at George
.C' liammond's last week,
Mrs Mary Dickinson this week went to
Boston with friends from Sunderland and
visited The World in Boston.
Mrs Ed. Palmer jr., and two children
have returned from a two weeks visit with
Miss Mae Coffin in Bellows Falls.
The meeting OF the cradle roll was post
poned TIL next week Wednesday ON ae'
count OF the funeral Of Ralph Fairman
Mrs. H. c, Gates aud son, Walter, were
guests OF Mr., aud Mrs. Arthur Bolton
from Friday I'LL Monday Of last week.
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WEST GUILFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Shea and children and
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder of Brattleboro were
Sunday guests at H. l.. Streeters.
Mrs. Mary Harding and son, BERTHE Hard
inc of Dummerston, who have been spend
ing ing the past 10 days with Mrs. Hardngs
brother, Henry Mortified, returned to her
home Wednesday.
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HALIFAX.

Mrs. Ellen Hunter is on a visit to
Boston.
II. M. Ward of New York is expected
at his bungalow today
Mrs. G. A. Crosier returned home
from Shelburne Falls, Mass, last Sun
day.
Road Commissioner Pratt, with a
force of help, is working the roads
through here.
Engineer George M. Tompson of the
Boston & Maine railroad and son spent
Wednesday at the deer park.
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GUILFORD CENTER.

The Ladies circle will meet in its
rooms Thursday. May 25.
Atomic Zalenakas has sold his farm
and moved with his family to Brattle-
boro Mr.. Kellogg of New London,
Conn.,, has taken possession.
The program for the next grange
meeting is as follows: Song by the
choir;4r ecitation. Ethel Flanders; song,
b. A. Whittemore; reading. Mrs, E.
w. Legate; music, Miss Walbridge;
Changers Journal, edited by Mrs. Min
ME Whittemore and Mrs. Alice Thomas;
recitation, Earl Jaqueth- song, G. T.
Miller; reading, Mrs. Lyon: music,
Louis Quinn and Lawrence Cannedy.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-19
GROVE.

R. J. Legate is working for Fred
Marois.
Mrs. Minnie Prouty has been at
Charles Lynde s caring for Mrs. Lynde.
E. Peabody of Swanzey, N. H.. was
at E. F. Evans IS Tuesday to get his
furniture, which he is moving back to
Swanzey.
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WEST MORTIFIED.

Mrs. Corse is better and about inc
house some. lido
Mrs Arthur Bolton enjoyed an auto rue
70 Rratt1eboro with friends WEDNESDAY :,
Mrs. Martha Holton has been qui'e ~
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-19

rs Julia Walker is home here for a
with relatives.
l., ! Il. Moody went to Boston We'd
~ Tor few days.
Is Lila Estabrook of New Bedford
'ome Tor few days last week.
CgTies is moving his family into the
|l1eH house on Highland avenue.
|ler FISHER is working in town for
OIgenheld Electric Light company.
t. y L. (, Smith is in Boston with her
VII VIII attend the missionary pageant.
\, Charles Stebbins visited her daugh-
N.Y. Gates, IN Orange last Wednesday.
k1 H. cotton is delivering a large con
NH' Oh nursery stock from Connecti-
n y ll!lam Reed, who has been in
1, all winter, IS at Fred Watson's for
H, annual May festival will be held
% lawns OF the Congregational church
bIelnig and family of Allentown,
o no,e arrived at their cottage for the
nj a7d Mrs William F. Crosby of
resday. '''u At MIS- L. L. ii'i'
= george L. Stafford of New London,
To q 'ne guest Of Mrs. Nellie Alexander
vs anu !, Mrs. John Rowles of Brattle-
Srn G tle guests Of Mrs. A. A. Newton
tba q Y Evans moved into their new
! N AL IISt Of the week and everything
ys seminary students from the North
+ Wilt saturday to Boston to attend
bsr lgott and daughter, Margaret,
tarEe ). spent the winter in Greenfield
|gs a aug Webster has returned from
krro I ag + at her home, much to the
u her friends.
| 4 Doane, who is a clerk in the Y.
bis i, rooms in Springfield, was here
ia'her recently.
and a5iq ~ Houghton has closed her
|nhersft os gone to private sanatorium
|, NJ lot the summer.
BIZ ny NJ Walker of New York is here
falcy ~ fqlker house ready for the
III : q Mrs. Brothwell.
vans has moved his household
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tleboro, and DR.. L. H. Bugbee Refresh
ments were served in the lower hall
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-19
and Bird Days Observed at the
Seminary.

Enday was observed as tree day at the
lhaIy and large crowd OF students
guests gathered Just south o OF ialcolV
fIy lor the exercises at 10y 0 CLOCK.
program was given by the senior
JUNIOR classes. me PROCESSION, came on
Fe ground headed by Gertrude W alker
eI9En bearer. Then followed MISS
a May Queen with Helen Smith
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-19
The Glenwood Ash Chute

solves the problem 1t is located just beneath the
CRATE and connected by sheet iron pipe straight
down through the kitchen floor TO ash barrel in
cellar No part is in sight. Not particle of dust
can escape, just slide the damper once each day
and drop the ashes directly into the ash barrel