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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
GuILFoRD.

Harry T. Ward, formerly of this town,
;s the democratic candidate Tor the
Massac husetts legislature from Green
field again this year. having been de-
feated last wear by Fowler. republican,
who is also running for the same once
again.
The Weatherhead Hollow Reading
club Is invited to meet with Mrs. +. +.
Jacobs Friday afternoon, Nov. 10. IL
Il honed every member will be present
and bring the magazines that nave peeh
returned that the present year sud-
scriptions may be sold. Every one IN
terested in reading is cordially lnVltea'
Mrs. Ellsworth and little daughter
81 california were guests last week OF
Mrs W, Herbert Jacobs. Mrs. Ellis
worth is the daughter of George flch-
ardson. who once owned the farm IN tne
south part of this town, formerly known
as the J. r. Moves farm. he is now
living near Pasadena, Cal, and is nearly
90 years old.
brnsh fire on the so-called Houghton
lot near the Patrick Ryan farm, got IN
dor snch headway at sunset Monday az
tarnoon that every available person ID
the district was needed to control ~,
which took two or three hours OF nata
lighting to accomplish. me ground II
low and somewhat marshy and with an
NE nonring rains of the past SIX weeks
would hardly be expected to burn over
as rapidly as it did.
Tn spite of the rain and fog TUESDAY
evening between so and % people az
tended the Hallowe ZEN social gwen py
Mrs. 4 a. Baker. The teacher, MISS
Rnth Fish. and all the pupils in the
district were present in costumes IN
areat variety. many of the older ones
ba;ng SO we'll made up as to entirely
ooncaai their identity until the. masks
U wara removed, 1t was happy time Tor
the children and grown-ups, 700. a an,
nIe refreshments were served ana soon
. fter 10 o clock the company paue
their hostess good night with mant
thanks for their pleasant entertainment
poniam;n A. Gaines 80, who up. to two
rears ago was a well known cltlzen u u
greenfield Cree died Saturday at the nome 2; q
bic daughter, Mrs G. ID. Howard, ~
Raldwinsville, Mass. He was n iN o.
Gn;lford and went to Greenfield 20 yeaif
a ar,ie after residing in Northfield, bernarus
a au a nd Millers Falls. During the last years
w h gn residence in Greenfield he spent ms
summers 81 mne in his garden raising many me IA
slllil n4nhies for sale. Besides Mrs. Howard
MI Gaines leaves two sons, rle Tra +
Games n,i the Greenfield jeweler, ana rraIk
| n Gaines of Orange, a daughter, Mrs. u
= Goodell. and brother, Joel Gaines q
IGuilford
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
WEST MORTIFIED.
The Bedding house is being reprinted

The Bedlng house is Delng IePaiii'ee'
There will be a service at Dickinson hall
next Sunday.
Leslie Tyler is making extensive repairs
on his water works,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Marhneau spent
last Sunday in Montague.
M;ss Cairns Of Bernardston was guest
at 6. p. Buffum's last Sunday
Mrs. Jane Preston went to Hnsdaie last
week to visit at G. P. States.
Mrs. Henry Carr is entertaining her SIS
ter, Mrs. A. H. Bates, of Sutton, oahada'
Epbert Waldron of West Brattleboro
visited his brother, Homer Waldron' ias'
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Woodward enter
tanned Miss Lillian Stebbins few Gays
this week. A..
enfield Gerrish returned from th ie
Springfield hospital last Saturday ana Is
convalescing.
Mrs Howard, who has been keeping
ho,,so for George Hilliard has hnisheo
work and gone to Springfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Woodward are are
r,ou;no their household goods TO the
Brown cottage on Highland avenue.
Herbert Reed is having new piazzas' new
underpinnng and general re lM Sng,;tb bo"'
on the house occupied by Z. w. smith
Several of the young people OF thus d d Is,
tr;ct went to Mt. Hermon last sunny uat
waning to the meeting held by. the ny.
Harmon district workers. Miss Alice MOTIF
sang n solo.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
HALIFAX.

Clarence Perry is stopping with his
sister, Mrs. Creran,
Mrs. A. c. Jones visited relatives IN
Wilmington Monday.
Miss Mabel Warren spent Saturday
with Miss Ruth Crosier.
August Benson, painter at the Inn
returned to Boston last week.
Mr.. Balestier of Brattleboro was
recent visitor at the deer park.
Mrs. d. NJ. Morrison of Revere, Mass,
is guest of Mrs. Ellen Hunter.
DR.. c. R. Aldrich and Ernest F. Perry
were here on hunting trip Wednesday.
John Pellet, who has been building a
large stone fireplace and chimney for
the Inn, has returned TO Brattleboro.
Mrs. Mary Stratton of Mortified
farms. Mass. was a guest of her brother,
f. ?. Green, from Saturday till Tuesday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
VERNON.

There will be u social dance NJ Whit,
he'd s hall Friday evening of this week.
G. ii, Barnes of Maverley, Mass, Is
spending the week with his brother. A.
c. Barnes.
Mrs. A. G. Barnes returned Tuesday
from a visit in Waverlv, \. Y, and
Athens, Pa.
Mrs. Edna Greenman of New London,
Conn. visited her uncle, \. II. Jaquith,
last Tuesday.
Mrs. 5. Mulholland Of Westfeld,
Mass, came Tuesday and is n guest OF
Mrs. +. l., Mute.
Miss Elizabeth Richards of Chicopce
Falls, Mass, Is guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Alonzo Stebbins.
Elliot Peeler. who has been in poor
health for several weeks, went TO Me
mortal hospital in Brattleboro last Tues
day.
Vernon grange will hold a regular
MEETING Saturday evening of this week,
Members are urged TO be present at TINS
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Titcomb and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leman of Gardner,
Mass. were weekend guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. +. Putnam.
B. II. Newton went TO Shelburne
/ Falls. Mass, Tuesday, moving the furni'
ture of Mr.. Whipple who has recently
found employment there.
| Mrs. L. o. Lee of Mortified, Mass, Is
| spending a few DAYS in town. Many
were glad to meet her at the meeting
| Wednesday of the Ladies circle OF
which she was for many wears valued
member.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Staten were sum
moned to Bloomfield. Conn.,, last I'm
1 day 10 attend the funeral of Mrs
George Gapen, who had many friends
in this vicinity. They returned Satur'
day evening.
An automobile party consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. II. A. Staten, j. I. Wright
| Mrs, W. +. Sauires and other friends
/ from Brattleboro. and John V. Downing
and Henry Martin took an automobile
trip to Shelbume Falls, Mass, one of the
beautiful autumn days of this week
About so friends of Miss Ruth Fair
man gave her "a delightful surprise last
! SATURDAY. afternoon. They assembled
| in the parlor of Union church which hao
been very effectively decorated for the
occasion. A white bell was suspended
/ from the center of the room and taoit
covered with white with gilt hearts anC
blue trimmings contained handsome cu'
| lowers and was very attractive. 4
white ribbon crossed the room on whief
was fastened with decorated clothes pins
beautiful and useful linen gifts. from
her friends. Attached to each gift was
card with wish from the giver; the
reading of which interested all. Many
of them were brief original poems botf
humorous and sentimental. After tht
0flinen shower was over pleasan,,
social hour was enjoyed, during whiei
ice.cream and cake were served. Al
the friends united in wishing for MIS-!
Fairman a verv happy life filled will
pleasant memories.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
SOUTH HALIFAX.

Mary Leonard is at work for Mrs
Warner Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Corkins We're the
guests of J. C. Vim, ir., Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Calvin is on few days
visit in Springfield, Mass, this week.
Miss Agnes Harris went Saturday e
Springfield, Mass, for few days visit
Newton and Frank Stone made 9
business trip to Brattleboro last week
Mrs. Nina Vial of Ashfeld, Mass.
came Monday to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. Z. Leonard.
Mrs. w. f. Pratt has been very, IL
the past week. Her mother, Mrs. Eiizf
Worden, has been with her.
Mrs. Mervin Fairbanks and children
arc spendinp the week at her home OF
PANEL hill while her parents. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Frank Upton, are visiting in Mas
sachusetts.
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were guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. NJ. Nutting,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Robertson of Bel
lows Fall gave a dinner party Tuesday
night 10 few friends at their cottage
! in Westminster.
Mrs Sarah Nutting went to New Ha-
Won Conn. Monday where she is TO
spend several weeks with her daughter,
| Mrs. G.. II. Joslin. and family.
Miss Ruth Dawley entertained several
of her friends Saturday evening. the oc-
easion being her 18th birthday, A pleas.
ant evening was reported by all.
Mrs. Jane Chase returned to Rutland
last week after spending several weeks
with her sister. Mrs. Gilman kimbaii,
and brother, p. G.. Dawley, and family.
Mrs. Mary Jennison and sister, Miss
Kate Grout, have gone to Springfield,
/ Mass. to spend two weeks with MRS.
,Jennison IS daughter. Mrs. Fred Blood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Hall and
daughter. Helen. and Bert Bowen went
to Pownal Saturday. returning Sunday
evening. They went in their automo-
bile
Miss Ruth Lake of Saxtonss River,
elocutionist, gave very acceptably TWO
selections before the Fortnightly eluo
Monday evening. Miss Lakes manner
is very pleasing.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Holton were
in town Tuesday bidding friends ana
relatives goodby. preparatory to leaving
for India to take up their mission, WORK
for seven years. sailing next Tuesday at
10 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Fisher went to
New York city last Saturday where they
are to spend two weeks with Or. DAVIS
and family. Asa Davis. ir., who has spent
several weeks with his grandparents,
returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Willard have sent
out a large number of invitations to q
reception on Monday evening next IN
marriage. which date is also the 55th
anniversary of the marriage of his par,
ents, Henry Augustus Wi Willard ardont ana
;s to he held at the Bradley mansion
which has been recently, purchased by
MI Willard and thoroughly repaired.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03

We're gwen by Helen Smith, Blaneh Wall.
81 ana Others, Refreshments M animal
hets and ice'cream We're served Farl,
thllu itVlted verse Of scripture as ~
brought forward his mitehoX.
Dcerfeld Valley Pomona and Co,nss,;
rally IN Grinnel hall in DceI4ea No NJ" "a
mummy anu afternoon, The speakers eX.
pected are Rufus w. Simpson. sg,icnlt,,,sl
director IN the public schools AZ Nassseh, -
sets, {. VI Ganlner. master ~ ~ 49,, -.
grange, and G. $. Richardson. state ins.
turer Guiding star grange ~ Grss,f'li
wall present play also Nontaene s,ang =
this rally. y "'''''V
hallowe on was celebrated throuubout
the town, The Mortified hotel he'd n.
celebration last Saturday evening. Monday
evening the seminary students gave a pre,
seniation Of Mother Goose IN about I'd
tahleauN. The parts we've well taken. many
being very pretty and several exceedingly
lunny' Stone hall was filled with an audi
e.nce Of students and women from town
lmhp Howard gave u Halloween party
iaesday evening TO few 81 his friends
ne NIFTY Dramatic club also held a Hal
lowe en- social and gave presentation ot
the Ghost Scene from Hamlet.
The Halloween party given by IN,
Unity Dramatic club Tuesday evening In
the yestry Of the Unitarian church was al
much merit. The ,lack,o Lantern Bog,
Man was sung hy BeInice Webster and 4
poem was read with Shadow Pantomime
The Gohlins VIII Git You. by Riley. wa,
illustrated, the Ghost Scene, from Hamlet
WAS presented Halloween games wert
played and refreshments Of pumpkin pie
doughnuts, and apples enjoyed. Miss Ger
trude Proctor read an essay on the Origir
and Customs OF Hallowe' en-. as the ciul
seeks To instruct It's members as well a.
entertain them.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
NoRTHFIELD FARMS.

Mr. and Mrs. o. l.. Leach have returned
from visit To Boston
Mrs. Mary Stratton has returned from
a visit TO her brother in Halifax, VT.
Mrs. Frank Ellis Of Greenfield visited
her cousin, O. d. Adams, last week,
Mr. Wheeler of Lincoln, Mass, made
his cousin, William Browning, short visit
lately,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Montague gave a
whist party Saturday night 10 a few OF
their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkes, with son. Albert.
spent the weekend with their daughter.
Mrs. Arthur Hart
Mrs. F. V. Wood has her father, Mr..
tleboro visiting her
Mrs. c. W. Stratton and Mrs. William
Ross have returned from visit in Brook
field and Spencer, Mass.
Mrs. O. F. Wood has entertained recent
ly two cousins who were on their way
from New Hampshire to California TO
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs George Alexander and
three children of Schenectady, n. Y, who
have spent a week with s. +. Alexander,
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Orinda j. Nye. 81. died at her home
last Sunday after months of suffering. The
funeral took place Tuesday at 2 o'clock.
conducted by Rev. n. Fay Smith, Burial
was in the Centre cemetery beside her hus.
band. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs
Cyrus Hale, a grandson, Norman Green.
wood. and nephew, George aye: OF New
York. who was brought up by Mr.. and
Mrs, Nye, and who had been as a devoted
son, Mrs. Frank Kendrick is her niece
and Herbert Field of Keene, a nephew
Mrs. Nye had been housekeeper for MIR
King for several years, and her genial sym
pathy will be missed in the neighborhood,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
JACKSONVILLE.

Ossian Butterfeld visited his father this
week.
c. Fl. Waste returned from Boston Sat
urday.
A. L. Corse of Orange visited his mother
the first of the week.
Arthur l.. Dow of Quechee. VT, was II
town on business Saturday.
Mrs. George Churchill and daughter arr
visiting relatives in Greenfield.
Mr.. Johnson of Amherst was in town thu
first of the week looking for apples.
A. A. Butterfeld has bought the meal
market and barn of Wallace Bartlett.
George Burgess rendered his resignation
as bnttermaker at the creamery Nov. l.
Marion Chase Combs of Brattleboro Il
helping care for her brother, Hal. Chase
Emil Begeibing and Clifford Stetsol
went to Springfield, Mass, Wednesda!
where they have work.
Mrs. Clara Hall has moved to ,Brattle
boro where she will keep house or her son
Albert Hall. who has position OF fore
man at the Richardson farm.
Hal. Chase met with a serious aeclden
Saturday. His horse became frightened
near q p. Putnam's and ran away, throw
mo him from the wagon, breaking and dis
locating one hip, fracturing RIB and cut
ting his head and face.
About IS enjoyed the grange Hallowe Ell
meeting Thursday evening. The exercise
were in charge of the lecturer Mrs. CLAIR
Coleman and were success. Amy MuI
docl and Ruth and Blanch Butterileid
Miss Fisher, Mrs. Albert Dalrymplle, MI
and Mrs. John Coleman, Mr.; and MRS
Charles Faulkner, Emil and Carrie Begl,e
hing Pearl Faulkner, Malah Murdoch
7 ntfie Thomas, Rena Cutting, Mary Brow
and Christine Brigham were attlred
che. Ghosts. and Mrs. Lillian Coleman, with az
Snronriate garb and maneuvers,. represent
ed the witch. A ghost guarded the entranc
to The hall till the sum of FIVE cents wa
aiven nv each person wishing to enter tn
hall which was adorned with jack O. Ian
terms Selections were given by Eivlr
Easton. Rena Cutting and Alice, Faulkner
recitation by Dr. Gordon, and songs p
Charles Faulkner and John Coleman, tn
/ latter being called back to repeat his IT'S
d;alect. Following games and soclal, TIM
ali were served with refreshments IN ehafg
Of tbe committee, Mrs. Elvira castor
Mrs. A. J. Faulkner, Christine Brlghaf
md Alice Faulkner. Prizes were won D
Harry Murdoch and Donald CUTTING
Wednesday evening. Nov. s, this grang
will meet with Wilmington grange an
furnish the program.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
WESTMINSTER.

Mrs. Harrington went to New York
city Wednesday for the winter.
The usual tax reminders will be mail
ed in few days to the taxpayers OF the
town.
Mrs. Julia Parker of Brattleboro
spent last Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs
G. H. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Rideout took
an auto ride to Weston Saturday, re-
turning Sunday evening
Charles, Benjamin and Robert Harris
have gone to Brattleboro to work. Their
mother expects to move there soon.
r. E. Metcalf and son. Ralph. of Hins-
dale, N. H.. spent several days last wee !
with his mother, Mrs. Lucretia Metcaif
Mrs. Jane Fem and daughter, Mary
are in Palmer. Mass, guests Of Mrs,
Fenn's daughter, Mrs. R. K. Harris
and family.
Clark Chase of Bellows Falls and his
cousin, Mrs. Out, of Syracuse, N. y.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
The Mountain of the Law.

The Sinai peninsula occupies an area OF
nearly 10000 square miles, being about
the same size as Sicily. Politically, 1t pc
longs to Egypt and is governed .h ra py inp
war Office, one officer being stationed at
Khalat-el-Nakhl and another at Tor, There
are only about five or six thousand IN, IN,
habitants-all that can be supported n by
this mountainous and barren land, The
Arabs are divided into tribes, each havlns
ty. The sacred associations Of the region,
draw many pilgrims, chiefly Russians and
These, of course, need camels TO. carry
them. and their water and food: so in this
way quite number of the Bedouns gam
a livelihood. Many own few palm-trees
either on the plain or in the Oasis of Firan.
Here they harvest the dates and transport
them by camel to Suez, exchanging them
for corn and millet-Wide World.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
WILMINGTON,
somer.e, Dam 70 be Monster.

When the dam at Somerset. which Is
being erected by the New England Pow.
en- company is completed. the largest
engineering Job ever attempted "a
southern Vermont will have been finish,
ed. A few dimensions OF the dam wi,l
give faint idea OF the mammoth
structure. II is 10 be 2,l0O feet long
and "A feet high at the highest point,
will be 500 feet wide at the base anu
100 feet wide nj the top. IL vii require
three wears 10 complete the structure.
Al present there are l25 men az work
making soundings, erecting bunk houses
and storage buildings and these men
will work all winter. Next spring there
will be 500 men at work in addition 10
the gang at present employed. one
large steam shovel arrived a week ago
and was taken TO the site OF the dam
and two more shoyels are billed TO Hoo,
sac Tunnel and are expected 10 arrive
at any time. The work along the line
as far as Shelburne Falls is progressing
as rapidly ms possible and that place Is
going 10 be busy all winter
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03

tleboro visited last week at D. $
Bonds,
Mrs, George SAWYER of Nottingham
spent few DAYS this week with Mfs'
L0ella Lake.
Mr. aud Mrs. CYRUS MeFTifeld went
SUNDAY 10 North Heath 10 see Mrs
Merfifeld 5 father. Murry Cook, who
was run over aud severely hurt AZ the
Charlemont fair They returned home
Tuesday.
The annual meeting of the ladies
Aid society was held in the church yes
try last week Wednesday, u good number
being present. The following officers
were elected; President, Mrs. {; III
Phelps; vice president, Miss Maria
Thurber; secretary, Mrs. u, ;, bondi
treasurer. Mrs. Edgar Hatfield,
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WH1TINGHAM.

Mrs. George Sawyer was called to Gull.
ford Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
Harry Lake.
Mrs. s. A. Wheeler is spending the week
in Greenfield with her step-sdaughter and
will also visit her son in Shelburne.
Mrs. Robert Chase Of Niles, Mich, ar
rivedln town last week to pack her house,
hold goods that are stored here and send
them to that place where they Will locate.
Mrs. Lizzie A. Eddy of auckland came
up Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs
George Sawyer, also to visit the cemetery
where her late husband, John Eddy, Is
buried She returned home Monday
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03

this week, Where are the students OF
teachers that can do the example and get
Tue answer rightly Send in your answers "a
The Reiormer and have them printed. The
coteet answer will be printed soon. How
many square feet will a horse feed over,
tied with a rope loo feet long. to the
corner OF a barn - feet square,
Mr.. and Mn Willis Collier invited a
number OF the young people TO meet at
their home last Monday evening for a
Halloween party given in honor Of Miss
Amy Carroll before her return 20 her home
IN Rowe, Mass, They played several games
some Of them very funny, especially Miss
Anna Martindale, palm reading and the
bcdguilt game, which caused good deal
OF fun and laughter For refreshments
cake aud ice,cream were served, and all en-
loved the evening,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03

At the annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Central Vermont Railway
company last week, the following direct
ors were reelected: Charles NJ. HAYS
of Montreal, E. H. Fitzhugh of Montreal,
G. C. Jones of st. Adams, E. G. Smith OF
st. Adams, w. Seward Webb Of Shell
burne, John W. Stewart of Middlebury
John G. Mccullough of Bennington, p
RI. Baker of Boston, c. W. Writers of st
Adams, s. E. Kilner of New York, Al
bert futile of Fair Haven, Charles +
smith of Burlington, E. L. Marston OF
New York. The directors organized by
electing the following officers: Chair
man Of the board. Charles NJ. Hays Of
Montreal; president. E. H. Fitzhugh OF
Montreal; vice president. G.. W. Witter;
of st. Albans; auditor, W. G. Crabbe o.
st. Adams; treasurer and clerk, W. ii
Chaffee of st. Adams.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
GREEN RIVER.

Jennie Pond has returned to her work
in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Fannie Thomas has been helping
Mrs. Susan Stone in her store for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White and five chill
dren of Charlestown came in their auto
last week to visit Mr.. Whites brother
Herbert White.
The funeral of Harry Lake was held al
tho church in Hinesburg Tuesday, Friends
from Feeding Hills, Mass, Nottingham
Brattleboro and other places were present
Much sympathy is felt for the mother.
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l0rthfed, Mass.
+ stories In the Hotel.

w. r s.i ii Northhridge, who has
- 'ar several months at the
= as house boy, met with a
y ~ "a hsi Friday when he fell
b g for shaft from the fourth
D. al. .a5nbly bruised and received
N . s,.m Of the spine as he
~ a5sc oi his hips, but no bones
~ ms parents arrived Sunday
h NJ done for the boy and
~ & la good hopes Of his recoy.
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WEST GUILFoRD.
Meath of Harry Lake.

g l ne death death of Harry Lake, only son On
Of Mrs ,rr Loella Lake, which occurred al u
81 o. hon home Saturday at noon, folloWlHHe n
~ davs, illness with pneumonia, ne
~ ua abe only child of Richard and 10 To-
o VIC Whitney, Lake, and was porn DS bn
elia 1s74 on the place now owned SiN arbo Is
2; 11 Lvnde. He had spent ms e Wnoae
Iife n this neighborhood his ;1 1a,l hv
ilie ~ two wears ago. He is survlVee %. by
az mother to whom the sympathy OF .ng
ms Io community goes out me 1 ahnreh
WIZ WIZ hold Tuesday in the Baptist tsuion
was 1 n,elocL. Rev. Mr.. Hatfield ofn ntarv
az az Burial was in the Church ee .annS aS
ing n tbe family lot. Those who atte 1ere
1 WINS Whitney of Moravia, \. F H. M,,
Wits Mrs William Fuller Of Feeain ~
aET Mass. Mrs. George SAW o. Won ~,
Hl,is = cham. Mr. and Mrs Nathan M a;na
W ni immersion, Mr.. and Mrs 1rh hnusus
1T DuM Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Wni'n anj
NE NJ: a Alon 10 johnson of Brattleo0ro'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03

Col. Andrew G. Brown, 50, died Satur-
dav night at 1880 O'Clock at his home
in Montpelier. He was probably the
best known civil war veteran in this
state