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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-21

Headquarters for Edtson-And Victor
machines and recordsj the only place
you can gel a complete selection OF
popular as we'll as operate records.
Machines sold on tlsy terms. Zellman's
Music House, lo9 Smith st.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-21
ONE CENT WORD
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Look for weekly real estate bar
gains, advertised every Saturday
Monday and Tuesday in classified
columns of this paper.
By
SHIRLEY & BLEW,
1913 State Street,
Perth Amboy, N. j.
Office open evenings until 9 p.
N. Tel. 190-W.
0o1QR-R-22-tf
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
JAMAICA.

". 4. Mclean is in town.
Miss Rabbit Of Londonderry visited
Dr. Thomas last week
Louis Savage IL helping W, Hownrd
during the sugar season.
Mrs. Coomba and two daughters are
visiting nj G. j. Torrcy's.
DR.. Minard Of Boston visited Mr.. and
Miss Conway over Sunday.
George IIollcnbcck returned Saturday
night from n visit 10 Boston.
Nav Robinson, accompanied by Miss
Gray. spent Sunday Mt home.
The Ladies' Industrial society met
with Mrs. Sargent Wednesday.
Mr. Brown wen, TO Brattleboro Mon
dny 10 be treated by Dr. bawton.
Lucy Kellogg returned Saturday from
a six months visit with her sister.
Mrs. Vail Of Londonderry spent Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. Amanda
Allen,
Mrs. Amanda Allen came home Wed
ncsday accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. Abbott.
Mrs Wood came home from Towns
bend Tuesday. whore she has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Davis.
In the Baptist church next Sunday
the pastor. I. Crossley Brewster, vii
preach in the morning Mt II o clock OF
Paul 4 View of Life and Death: and ~
the evening nj 7 clock on Self-Blind
ness
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

o. s. Abbott of Chester was in town OF
business last Thursday.
Bear in mind the W. X. G. supper Sat
urday evening, March 25.
Misses Eva Beebe and Ruth Stowel Wis
tied relatives here from Friday until Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Davis Of Brattleborc
came Wednesday night for a visit with
relatives here.
Teachers examinations were held in the
grammar school building Thursday and
Friday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbcrt Stone and two
children and A. G. Carley were Sunday
guests at +. M. Carley's.
Doctors Borland and Calvin, assisted by
DR.. Hazleton, of Bellows Falls, amputated
l.. o. Wilbrr's foot Wednesday.
Carl Castle has sold his house at Win
hall Station TO Mr.. Shepardson, who will
use II for n summer residence.
Tracey Emery Of Bondville attended the
teachers examinations Thursday and Fri.
dav. He was guest at ID. V. Houghtons
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society held
y business meeting at the home of the presi.
dent, Mrs. l.. T. Landman, Tuesday after.
noon
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
WEST WARDsBoRo.

J. A. Perry was in Brattleboro Thurs.
dav and Friday.
Albert Phillips of Newfane is saving
wood with n gasoline engine.
HAL Robinson Of Brattleboro is
working in M. l.. Johnson s store.
Miss Grace Payne visited friends in
Brattleboro and Guilford recently.
Mrs Ellen Howard Of Putney visited
friends in this place the first of the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Dexter have gone
to Wardsboro Center to remain through
lsngaring.
r.. 0. Robinson and Edgar Boyd are
moving from East Jamaica to their
homes here.
The mission services Sunday morning
were well attended and interesting
About 81 was contributed to home mis-
sions.
Tho Ladies Social circle will meet
at the vestry Thursday afternoon
March 30. A supper will be served at
8 o clock, to which all are invited.
Surprise parties are still popular
On Friday evening about so gathered nj
II. A. Waite's to remind Mrs. Waite
that st. Patrick s day was her birthday
Refreshments were served. and all re.
port n pleasant time. Mrs. Charles
Armstrong was SURPRISED by number
OF her friends Monday evening. A
pleasant evening was spent.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
GRAFTON.

Ralph Wilson IL II With rheumatic lever
Mn. sbcpardson j. visiting IN Below
FhllA
Arthur Bartholomew was here ie"
days lat week
Frank Gle has moved 70 the house re-
csntly owned by j. S. White
y C. Palmer visited his son, Z. II
Palmer In Brattleboro last week
The listers and road commissioners arc
attending the county meetings at Bfatt'e
boro this week.
Miss Amy Davis il at home after sp,end
inc n few DAYS with Mr.. Mabel Halliday
~ Bellows Falls
Mrs. Watcrhouse. who has been keepins
house for ! S. White, has returned "a
her home in this village.
The American Civic League for lmmi
grants has established branch at Buffalo
y. Y. in charge Of John Daniels
Miss Edith Colburn will 90 TO Washing
ton this week with the Chester hugh school
senior class 81 which she il a member.
Leland Wright entertained the Sunday
school class Of which he is member, al
his home Monday evening
Mrs +. ID. =. Rowland observed st. Pat
tick's day with a whist party The housf
was charrnlngly decorated in green and
white for the occasion.
The program for the grange meeting Fri
day evening IL in charge of the married
members Of the grange Mrs. II. VI. Bur
linRamc Mrs. Ice Williams and + l.
Gilbert
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
THE BRATTLEBORO REFORMER. FRIDAY, MARCH "a, 1911

the Dover and Willihmsyillo stage,
which be- drove last year.
Mr.. Cutting. sawyer NJ DOolittlc E
mill, has moved bis family 10 Wards
bofo Temporarily as the mill is not run
ming for the present. William Hey
dfick aud family accompanied them
Miss Harriet NJ. Bailey, formerly Of
this place and BfnttlebofO, aud Ernest
Sanders. formerly ~ BThttlobofo, will
be- married next week nj the homo OF
Miss Bhilcy'a sister and husband. Mi
and Mrs. n. n. StrRtton, In Sntlield.
The Ladies Benevolent society met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. John
H. Morse, Mrs. Abbic NJ. Kelsey and
Mrs. Erwin II. Motcnlf NJ the home OF
Mrs. Morse. Although the roads are
bad the attendance continues 10 be
large.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Christian EndeRvOf society wins, M rec.
commended by the United Society Of
Christian Endehvof "a leadofless
meeting" and WINS under direction Of
Mrs. Ella Willard Of the prayer meeting
committee.
The school directors and supefintend.
oni of Marlboro are planning for bot.
tefment Of their schools by arranging u
course Of study adapted 10 local oOndi.
lions and needs. aud providing fof
graded work Some. IL not all, Of the
teachers are secured by the year In
stchd Of by the term
A number Of town officers from this
and the adjoining towns Of Dover and
Marlboro went Yesterday 10 Brnttle.
boto 10 attend meetings held there
Alonzo " Stratton, lister. from Mari.
boro, Samuel II. Morse. sclcctman, and
Harlan v. Sparks, lister. from this part
Of the town were among them.
AZ the National Orange show held In
San Bernnrdino. Calf, March 9 10 II,
the exhibits 10 quality and in beauty Of
arrangement are said 10 have surpassed
anything heretofore attempted in the
way 6f citrus fruit fairs Of the country.
Some Of the overland trains laden with
tourists en- route 10 Los Angeles were
held for u half hour while passengers
were taken ~ automobiles 20 visit the
great show
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
LONDONDERRY.

A. A. Curtis il confined to the house
with rheumatism.
Clifford Davis was in Brattleboro
Tuesday of this week.
Frank Stowell is doing inside paint
ing and papering Mt Il, d. Garfield g.
Yer Garfield of Chester is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. ID.
Garfield
Mrs. Lena Ward and children have
returned from visit to Brattleboro
and Williamsvllc.
Ray Rounds was given a surprise
last Saturday evening by his young
friends. Eighteen were present to cele-
brate his 10th birthday
Spring seems to be sidetracked some
where. We have been treated to a reg
ular old.fasbioned March so far. Sugar
ing. ut present, is at standstill
Tho Congregational choir are rehears-
ing twice each week for the semi
oratorio, The Easter Evangel, to be
given at the church Easter night.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
The spirit of Old Vermont.

The last lecture IN the Leland and Gray
seminary course was given Mt the Baptist
church last Thursday evening, when frear
dent John M. Thomas Of Middlchury spoke
on the Spirit Of Old Vermont. Townshend
people seem to believe IN the old saving,
'Jast is best" for the attendance at this
last lecture was far greater than at any OF
The former ones. In opening, the lecturer
apoke about the character of Vcrmonters,
for which they have been noted since the
bepiuninp Of history Vermont was first
settled by the best English stock; men Of
honesty. perseverance, and the abilty to
accomplish These characteristics were
originally developed in n large measure,
through the difficulties encountered m get
Ting the state According to the statistics
given in the book entitled Who's who,
Vermont produces four times as many
noted men. in proportion to her popllla
ton. rs any other state in the Union; me
speaker dwelt to some extent on the 10
mentnbe fact that people are constantly
going TO other parts of the country, which
Ia csnecinlly true of the boys on the farms
If all the people who were born IN this
state had remained. we should have cities
M large as Boston and Worcester. Tins
constant depopulation is largely due 70 tlt
fact That Vermont farmers do not take nd
vantage Of new inventions and new meth
dds rs do those Of other sections ne IN
dependence Of Vermonters ~ detrimental
to their success in many cases Farmer
should cooperate. rs do the men Of Other
professions. They should study the mar
lets and dispose of their produce IN suci
way MS to siarve the middleman, who, V
now getting the hest Of the. bargain Iht
lecturer spoke Of the nbsurdity OF e'assnF
Vermont with North Carolina IN. regard u
illiteracv when she stands third in New
England and 18th in the union. Yet there
Il room for great progress along cduca
tional lines He mentioned instances where
The teachers were incomnetent. and "
many cnses the necessary books were moi
nunplied. He gave several humorous exam
ples 10 illustrate these conditions, and he
mentioned truth which wac. indeed IN
mentnb'e. for in some nnrtF OF the coun
try more is done along the lines of ednou
tion for the foreign ponunIion, than Yer
mont is doing for it's native born. IN clos
ing he urged the pconle to consider thi,
inrortspt question well. and do the best
possible for the small country schools.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
JACKSONVILLE.

The sick ones at Il II. Wheeler S are
much better,
l.. NJ. Sticknov has been helping Raw
son & Sons this week
Miss Gertrude Chatfold has beer
visiting Mrs. i. A. Iiandman.
Nina G.. Rawson is visiting his fa
Their. ". l.. Rawson, Of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. William Martin left fol
Massachusetts Saturday morning.
Il. u. Styles went TO Chester Monday
returning Wednesday of this week.
Austin Kingsbury has been housed
with severe cold for the past week.
W. w Head was in South London
derry last week, assisting in the install
lation of the new organ in the Metho
dist church.
Henry Getty narrowly escaped serious
injury Monday morning. He was cut
ting logs on Lvman's mountain when
n large limb fell, striking him glanc.
ing blow on the head and hand. lie
was compelled to stop work for a few
DAYS on account of the injuries received
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
plans for County G. e. Convention.

The union Christian Endpayor society
held n special business meeting last Mon
day evening 10 arrange for the county con
vention to be held here on May q. The
following committees were appointed e
have charge Of the work Dinner. Mrs. G.
G. Blanchard. Mrs. A. H. Rand and Ethc
A. Sharks; soliciting, Miss Pcarle Thnyor
Mande E Greenwood Mrs. r. l.. OsRood
and Mrs. u w. Jocelyn teams Leon Y
Stevens, NJ Par Osgool and Joe { SNOW
reception, Theodore IT. OclSels. Fred ". Gil
bert, Mrs W. T. Blood, Rev Mexican
Rev. MCINTYRE and Miss Corn Mason; en-
tertninment, the pastors Theodore "
Ockels and Leon 7. Stevens; decorating
Mrs. A H. Rand. Hazel s. Taft. Grace
Chase and Mrs. H. Y Lincoln
The program which is subject To slight
alterations. is ns follows Morning session
1870, ouening praise service, Rev. Mr.
Lewis. West l,rnttleboro; 1Di5. reports oi
president or executive committee, spcrc
tary-treasurer. superintendent of junior
work. missionary committee: 11.3O, ap
pointmcnt Of committees and other bust
ness II. social hour and dinner. after
noon session ~, praise service Rev. Nj
Lewis. 200. Pledge and its Meaning, Rev
Joseph Mexican; 2.i5. conferences prayer
meeting, led by Rev. II. II Tibbals: mis-
Hl0Hnfy meeting, leu Nv ittNs b'Stnli NV
Kean: junior meeting fed by Miss Harriet
Newton. lookout. Rev. Daniel Mcintyre;
social Rev. j. r. Berry; 500 Christian
Endenvor literature. Rev. Y. II Tlbbals
3.45. Why Every Young Person Should l't
Connected with n G. u, Society Rev. Dan
iel Mcintyre. 400, special music: 40. nd
dress, Christian Endeavor Mission, Rev
Mr.. Bonrdman. f30. opening Of the ques
ton box. $50. reports Of leaders Of com
miltee conferences 500 social hour and
supper Evening session6,30, song serv'
ice: TOO election of officers, 7 10. pre-
sentation Of banner to largest delegation
7.25. scripture reading and prayer. Rev
Mr.. Lewis. TAO. address. Has Science Any
Message for the Endeayorer? speaker to be
announced later: 500, special music: $40
address. The Christian Endeavor Society as
n Training School for the Young, Rev. A.
E Martin: $40, music: $50. address, The
National Christian Endeavor, What Is u
Doing7 speaker 10 be announced O.35
closing message from scripture and bene
dietion, Rev. j r. Berry.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
West RiUer 7'OWns
TOWNSHEND.
preson. Members Of Blrehard Post.


Tho following names appeared IN th'
1911 roster II Bitchafd post, q. A. H.
No. 90
Officers n. 4. Franklin. commander
NJ. II. Pratt. senior yce.oommandef; I'm
DRY Howard. junior vice commander w
II. Miles. adiutani N A. Carpenter
auartsrmastcr, J. u Pierce. surgeon; u
W. Bush, chaplain; J A. Gfout. officer o.
the day; a. u Franklin. patriotic instr9te,
tor; joel Circuit officer III the guard ~,
", Parsons, sergeant mai0f " w
Perry, anartefmastef sergeant, D. 7. 10y
den and 4 a GfOut, representatives. Y
department cncampment
Members Adams II w. private, 90
n. 18th Mass. infantry, Austin, u, ",
private, 90. I. 9TH W Infantry; Hoyden
ID r., private. Go. i, lst W. infantry
sergeant. Go. T.. 9Th W infantry Bar
linRnme. ~ r., private, %. q, 2Wh NJ
cavalry. Bush. T. W, private. GO. Is, wy
W infantry; Carpenter, " a., corporal
Go. Il. 18th w. infantry Cook, H. pIl
vnte Go. u. 10th VI infantry; cooley ~. v
G., sergeant, Go. J. 9TH ". infantry
Downs. ~. IT,, private. Go H. 9Th W 20
fsniry. Edwards. Abbott T. private Cos
n and H. Oh VI infantry. Franklin, a
H.. lieutenant colonel. Sth W Infantry
franklin. II T.. corporal, Go. y. 10th "
infantry: Circuit, joel, private, Co X, ~
W infantry; Grout ! A.. corporal. Go
y. An W. infantry: Howard Emory, cor
poral, Go. q, 18th " infantry. iIolbrook
iT n sergeant. 20 y, 10Th W. infantry
Howard, n. A.. private Go. ID, llth I )
infantry. Jones. 4. s private. Go. |. 81
W infantry; Kidder 4 w, .nriyaie. 20
n. 9Th VI. infantry; Miles, w. H. pr
vate. Go T. ith VI infantry. Parsons, q
w. artldcer. Co T., llth " infantry
Perry. W W. corpotnl. Go. II. 9Th "
infantry. Pierce, J. D., private, Go. lGll
W infantry Pratt. W. H.. private Go. y
18th VI. infantry: private. 60. w. 9Th "
infantry Read. i r.. private. Go ID. lsi
Oregon cavalry. Rogers, Frank private
Go. X. 9th W infantry. Sparks. VI a.
private. Go. d, 10th VI infantry, cor
poral Go. r., ist Frontier cavalry, Stocker
d. NJ, private 60 I, 18th W. infantry;
Wellman, NJ w, private Go n Sth "
infantry; willard, y n, private, Go -
10th VI infantry.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
HOUGHTONVIII,E

William Austin is visiting Mt Fred
Blood 3.
Mrs. r. T.. Jackson who has been i'll
is on the gain.
Mrs. Walch, who has had slight
shock, is gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Bartlett visited
in Springfield Sunday.
Mrs. James johnson is visiting her
sister Mrs. Julia Bulkley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Farnsworth spont
Sunday Mt Walter Howe's.
Mrs. Emma White spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Walter Howe.
Miss Cora Blood is visiting her amt
Mrs. Bufum, at Cambridgeport.
Ryland Divoll spent Sunday with
his daughter, Gertrude, at Z. II. Ober =
Ray Willard of Westminster spent
Sunday with his brother, Walter Howe.
Mrs. John Kelly Of Springfield, VT.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
ESTATE OF oRRIN W. HAVEN
STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT.
~ District OF Marlboro, ~.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Distn''
Aforesaid
To the heirs and all persons interested In ~
estate Of OTin w. Haven late of Dummerston o
said District, deceased. Greeting: :.
Whereas, application hath been made 70 M
court In writing. by the administrator praying ig
license and authority to sell all the real estate o.
said deceased for the payment Of debts and chargs
Of administrator. setting forth therein the amour,
of debts due from said deceased. the charges o.
administration. and the amount Of personal esss
and the situation Of the real estate.
Whereupon. the said Court appointed ans n.
assigned the 25th day Of March iel, at tne
Probate Office In Brattleboro in said District
hear and decide upon said plication and petition
and ordered public notice thereof to be gwen
all perons interested therein by publishing 9A
order. together with the time and place OF hearing
three weeks successfully In the Brattloboro ~ x.
former. newspaper which circu ates IN 'ns
neighborhood OF those persons interested IN san
estate. all Of which publications shall be preyiou
To the day assigned for hearing.
Theref' re, you are hereby notified TO appesh'
before said Court. nj the time and place assl.nal
then and there in said Court to make your obleo
tons to the granting of such license, II you y"
cause. =,
Given Under My Hand at Brattleboro in an
District, this 8th day of March. 1911.
II. L. EDDY, RcsstS,
Alfred L. Field. Admr.. Bellows Falls. Vt. eH
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
EAST DOVER.

1t is not very good sugar weather vet
Clarence Rice is boarding with Georg,
Roberts.
Albert Needham went Wednesday tt
visit relatives in Newfane.
Mrs. Ira Jessman is i'll. DR.. HefYIor
of Wardsboro attends her.
Fannie Knapp has gone to live will
her aunt, Mrs. Frank Bruce, in Brook
side.
Alton Adams Of Brattleboro is visit
ing bis grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. d,
D. Hale.
Irving Pease of West Halifax In,
moved onto the farm owned by Mrs
Hattie Warren of Brattleboro.
Daniel M. Hale finished saving Inn
Der for G. M. Holbrook in Jamaica las,
week and returned to his home here
Saturday.
Mrs. Drury Pratt of West Halifax
who came to assist his son-in.law, Try
ing Pease. through sugarinp. lost n vain.
able horse one day last week.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
SOUTH NEWrANE.

Mrs Il. II. Metcalf spent yesterday
and today in Brattleboro.
Miss Lizzie Flvnn returned Monday
evening to Leland and Gray seminary.
Mrs. Samuel II, Morse visited in
Brattleboro last week Wednesday and
Thursday
Clara Knapp is spending the week
with her sister, Miss Esther Knapp, in
Brattleboro.
Mrs. Julius i. Whitaker visited her
mother. Mrs. Simeon Adams, at West
Marlboro. last week.
Miss MAY L. Kelsey of NorthGeld
seminary comes home tonight for a
vacation of 10 DAYS.
Mrs. James A. Bruce and children of
Claremont, N. H., comes this week for
n visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Brown.
John Cleveland, who has been work
ing for Daniel Hale In Jamaica during
the winter, yesterday afternoon drove
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
pAQT JAMAICA.


4 H. Peek recently bought a new hofse
q NJ Holbrook Is in Brattleboro th'
week -, ~
N T. peiree and sister. Mrs. Ellen How
ard. IL puincy, Visited 10 West "a'u'p'''
Sunday
Mrs N A. Olcason and w y Allen and
daughter. Florence. were ~ Bfatt'h"''
yesterday.
A ~ Kidder. y. r. Peiroc. " Peet
and n W Gleason we're ~ BFaitleDoI'
yesterday. a.,
Dorian and Travis Robinson Of We.'
Wafdabofo are spending a iew days ~ Y
10 R0binEon's.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Grow, Of hewian'
visited AT their sons. l.. y. circuit =, We
first ii the week
Nr and Nrs T.. n Robinson were II
Drettlebofo Yesterday. hf, Robinson ~
tended the commissioners meeting.
Mr.. Lincoln Spencer 81 AahbumhAm
Macs. was here the first 81 the week y
attend the funeral Of her grandmother
Mn. Folts.
Mr. and Mr.. G l. Allen and daughter
II south Londonderry and Mr. and Mn
n l.. Gleason and daughter ~ West Wind
ham visited at w s Aliens Sunday
Ms. Harvey Folia died sunday mofnin'
Al the home ~ her son. q. NJ, Doane
where she had made her home and beer
tcnderly cared inr during the past tout
years. She had been In failing health ioi
several years and for the past ~ months
was confined 10 her bed Mrs fglis wa
born IN Ilerkimer. n Y. Feb. ~, 1871
She IL survived hy two sons J u Doan'
M GGtyerncur. n. y, and q VI Doane 81
Iris Mace. and ono daughter. Mrs Carri'
RYAN II syracuse. n. Y. The funeral Wa
held ni her late home Monday NJ II
o'clock. Rev. & Brewster II Jamaica Of
Gciniing. q. VI. D0anc and Mrs Carrl'
RYAN accompanied the body to Riehyille
Y. y where the burial took place Tues
day
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
BRooKLHE,

Harold Fellows and @. " Barnes are ''
Work for G. r. Stickney. .
p,,d,,iek Keller Of Philadelphia, "a u
loaling after his farming interests
Charles Iiltcs has bought th 49,, rvin nc h
and /. remodcling Il before oocupy,"s
Nearly III have their sugar buske. ~,
bnt there has not been good run u '"'
yet ,,..,a No.,
Mr. Angie Perry and MIss Myrtle Dea ai
~ springfcld visited at y W. Lawrence
this week -.
u, Robe and his family came up ron
paid,yinsyille. Mass, last week and are oe
empying their home for the sugar season
Mrs. Henry Wilson has received ne~s o. .,
,bc death IN Miss Florence L0sca OF aan
Diego. Cal. who lived for several yeaf' +"
this town.
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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
WARDSBORO.

There has been no sugar weather yet
Clarence ST. Mary and Laurin Pike
are on the sick list.
Mrs Wright Plimpton is better, but
Mr. Plimpton is now i'll
Mrs Cora Wilbur returned to vii
liam Miller's Mt East Dummerston last
week
Mrs Harry Howard of Putney. who
has been visiting relatives and friends
here, returned home Thursday morning
Ray Cobb, who has spent several
DAYS with his uncle. George Morse, re-
turned to Townshend Monday morning
Jessie Benson, who has been work
ing at the hotel, went home last Sun
day, Miss Florence st. Mary takes her
plnce
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
WEST DUMMERsToN.

Thomas White Of Brattleboro spent
Sunday with his family here.
Thomas Clark is working in BrattIe-
boro for the Central Vermont Railroad
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Barrett of Now
London, Conn. have been visiting at
w. B. Leonard 8 this week.
At the poverty ball tonight two prizes
will be given to the two persons wear
ing the worst looking costumes.