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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
The Oldest Women in the World

From the Chicago News.
 Frau Dutkiewicz, residing at Posen. has celebrated her 125th birthday. So far as official records go, she is the oldest won- an in the world. She is tall and thin, out bent and very feeble. although not abso- lutely bedridden. Her face is full of wrinkles of twelve and half decades. She is almost blind and deaf. and suffers rheumatic pains. Long tresses of perf9at- ly white hair give her a patriarchal ap- pearance. She is a pensoner on the bounty of the local Roman Catholics. Her son, aged S9, was priest of the Jesus church in Posen. By a strange coinci- dence, while celebrating mass before the altar on his mothers 125th birthday, he fell dead from heart disease Frau Dut- kiewlcz was married over 90 years ago and has been widow for 55 years. She gave birth to 10 children and her descan1- ants now number more than two hundred. Snc possesses two great-great-great- grandchildren. She distinctly remembers the Napoleonic wars and the final fall of Napoleon. Those far off incidents at the beginning of the 18th century are clearly impressed on her memory. whereas mary incidents of the last quarter of a centi-y have been entirely forgotten.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
STRENGTHENING
 MEUSE DEFENSES

Brussels. October -(SpeciaD-Prepara- tions are being actively pursued by the military authorities for the purpose of strengthening the Mouse defenses.
 At Liega the forts have been supplied with considerable quantities of artillery ammunition, and the authorities are SC curing premises for the accommodation of the newly joined recruits. Prepara- tions are also stated to have been taken for strengthening the Antwerp defenses, and from different places movements or troops are reported.
 The military preparations have pro- duced a profund impression. The Bel gique Militaire states that the measures were necessary in view of the accusa- tions against Belgium of a complaisant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
Sheath Gowns of While Velvet

From a Paris Letter.
 White velvet is much used for sheath gowns under transparent overdressea, and it's thick. deg,e sol-ness shows charmingly through the filmy covering With black Chantilly overdress such a toilet was particularly successful Tn similar combination shining white satin appliqued with motifs of heavy white lace took the place of the velvet This was yelled with a plain black transpur- ency There were jet trimmings anu a bit of pale pink was placed beneath the yelling of the corsage. Another success in black and white was a long, ciosehung gown of black mousselline de soie with a tunic overdress shaped from two long strins of lace insertion. These strips fell to the hem of the underdress, back and front and were lightly belted hy marrow velvet folds fastened under motifs at caeh side.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
A Terrible Dream
From Life

FfOm LI1e.
 Her face is drawn, her eyes are hagSard and sunken, and her expression is that of a woman on the verge of nervous pros traton.
 What in the world is wrons?' asks the astonished friend. T never saw anyone look so terribly"
 Tt is all because of an awful nightmare I had last, night explains the sufferer. Tt simply shattered my nerves, and all though I know it was merely dream, still I cannot rid myself of it's effects. l dreamed I was called upon unexpectedly to plan a dinner for Dr. Wiley, Dr. woods Hutchinson and Upton Sinclair
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
Wine Causes Death

Cairo, October 7.-(Special)-All the members of the Jesuit community of Mi nieh Upper Egypt numbering 10, were taken i'll and seized with violent pains after drinking iced wine al dinner Father Habib, the father superior, and a lay brother died. The rest are recovering. An inquiry has been opened into the matter, as suspicious have been aroused thac poison was put into the wine with crim- ina intent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
A Natural Question

From the Washington Herald
 Hubby. I'm going in for the simple life while"
 ''An right, my dear" said Hubby. as he reached for his checkbook. How many gowns will that require?'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
RUSSIAN MEN ARE
 CRUEL ID WIVES Horrible Stories of Treat ment of Wives of
 Royalty

St. Petersburg, October 7.-(Special)- In no country in Europe is the husband so completely the master of his wife as in Russia and nowhere is the power so ruthlessly used as it is by some of the Russian nobility.
 It is the Russian law that the wife must follow the husband wherever he peases to so on Russian soil. This statute inc Czar himself cannot set aside or circum-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08

aeance of neglecting the necessary prspa- rations for war before it bursts upon us has already been forgotten
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08

attitude towards Germany The Indepen- dance Beige demands 2500o0 men to guar antee neutrality and action befitting the position of the country.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
WILLIAMSVILLE.

Mrs. c. D. Lazele is quite i'll.
Miss Grace Stratton has been housed
this week.
Miss Ethel Gleason visited in Wards
borO last week.
Mrs. Idella Hescoek is visiting her
son in Greenfield.
Carl Holton of Mortified spent Sun
dav at F. b. Washer 5.
Miss Persis Washer went Monday to
her school in Mortified,
George Lowell of Bellows Falls was n
business visitor in town Yesterday.
Mrs. Emily Bailey of West Brattle-
boro is the guest of Mrs, Alice Prouty
Mrs Edw. Morse went Tuesday to
Keene to spend two weeks with her IA
Their.
Ernest Morse is attending the Claw.
son. Hamilton business college at Brat
tleboro.
Mrs. c. n. Dickinson returned Tues.
dav from two weeks visit in Nales-
vile, Conn
Mr. aud Mrs. Scott Eames of Brattle-
boro spent Sunday with her father, G.
w. Dickinson.
Mrs. P. C. Covev of HILL \. H., is
visiting in the home of her daughter,
Mrs. F. ]. Pierce.
Miss Belle Timson has gone to
Townshend where she has position in
F. L. Lowe s store.
Mrs. w. +. Newton and children of
Haddom Neck, Conn. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. o. F.. Newton,
Miss Beulah Timson went Monday to
Hanover where she teaches this wear
in the first and second grades.
Miss Marion Sherman left YESTERDAY
for New York to spend two weeks with
her cousin, Mrs Stewart Frost
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Lamb and Mrs.
c. X. Stedman spent Thursday in Brat
tleboro with their sister. Mrs H. G.
Sparks.
Clarence and Helen Lewis, Pearl
Greenwood and James Goodrich are at
tending Leland and Gray seminary,
Townshend,
Miss Stella Thorn, who has been
spending several weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. C. D. Lazelle. returned Yesterday
to her home in Lynn, Mass.
Miss Fannie DeWolf of Haverhill.
Mass, and Miss Mildred Cooley Of
Brookline, Mass. are spending the week
with their father, G, G. Cooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Pierce were called
to New York Sunday on account of the
serious illness of their daughter. Mrs.
j. f. McCarty. Mr.. Pierce returned
Tuesday but Mrs. Pierce will remain
there for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. f. Butterfeld of De
troit. Mich, were guests of Mss Flor.
ence Dickinson Thursday. Mrs. Butter
field is well remembered as Miss Amy
Dunklee who taught successfully here
several terms of school
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
WARDSBoRO.

s. G.. Fasterbrook went to Greenfield
Tuesday for a vacation
Rev. Mr. Cudworth and family arrived
here Thursday evening to make their
home.
Mr. and Mrs F Whitney. who have
spent their vacation at their summer
home returned to WATERFOWL Saturday.
Miss Louise Bi,sell who has been spend.
ing her vacation here. returned to her
home in Hampstead, y. V, Wednesday
Spencer Robinson of Bondville was in
town the first Of the week His grandson,
Donald Nanley. Of Brookline. n Y. came
with him.
Moses Dexter. who has been visiting his
mother. Mrs. C. B. Dexter, and aunt, Mrs.
Laura Blanchard, returned to his home in
Troy, \. Y. Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Cluett of Round Lake. \. Y.
came to her mothers. Mrs c. B. Dex-
tiers, Tuesday evening. and her aunt's.
Mrs, Laura Blanchard's
George May and his two sons. Albert
and Richard, OF Orange, Mass. spent few
days with his mother. Mrs. Mary A. May.
returning home Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Stetson of Greenfield has
been spending few days with her uncle.
George Briggs. and aunt. Mrs. Mary
Wheeler, returning home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ladoit Ramsdell OF Gard
ner, Mass, took carriage drive to this
place about two weeks age. They boarded
at the hotel and called on friends, return.
ing Tuesday.
Misses Ethel and Jessie Johnson. who
have been spending their vacation at Ma
pie cottage with their mother, Mrs. NJ. S.
johnson. and grandmother Mrs. Mary
Eddy, returned Monday to New York city
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
SOUTH NEWFANE.

John E. Morse has spent the week in
Springfield, Mass.
George Mundell spent Sunday with his
brother, Allie Mundell.
Appleton Miles of Brattleboro visited G..
Joseph Dexter this week.
Mrs. Rebecca Thomas returned yester-
day to her home in Philadelphia.
DR.. John s. Stratton was in Jacksonville
and Halifax Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Albert Church left Mon
day for Barre via Boston and New York.
Mrs. Charles H. Kelsey and daughter,
Miss May f. Kelsey, are at their home.
The meeting at Marlboro Branch school
house Sunday evening was well attended
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Morse guests of
Frank G. Morse, left Wednesday for Nor
ristown, N. j.
The village school began Tuesday with
Charles F. Lazele of Dover as teacher.
There are is pupils.
Florence Powers of Marlboro is boarding
with her grandmother, Mrs. Lyman Pow
ers, and attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moore of Brattle-
boro have been guests of Mr.. land Mrs.
Frank Z. Bruce this week.
Rev. Elmore Z. Clark and ). ii. FISHER
Wednesday drove to Readsboro to attend
the County Baptist Association meeting.
Mrs. Ella S. Willard drove to West Hal
flax yesterday with Miss Eliza M. Brown
where the latter will remain at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert G. Sparks of Brat
tleboro attended the funeral of Mr..
Sparkss cousin, w. O. Powers, Monday.
Leon E. Bruce of Northampton, Mass
spent some days recently with his brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Bruce
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edwards, who came
here from New York state, are moving to
the Leonard Lee farm which they have
bought.
Miss Jessie Brander of Worcester, Mass.
was weekend guest of Mrs. Erwin
Sparks. Both went to Westmoreland, N
H., Tuesday.
The many friends of John L. Morse re-
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
JAMAICA.

John lie Fcvre was in town this week.
c. D. Boyden visited in Boston last
week,
r. H. Ellis of Brattleboro spent sun
dav in town.
Mrs. G. II. Hollenbeck is visiting her
sister, Irene in Boston.
Miss Perkins is at the hotel with her
display of fancy work.
News has been received of the death
of T.. H. Dixon Sept, ?.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. +. Allen called Oh
his son, +. o. Allen, Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Franklin are
visiting at her father 5, j. c. Daggett $.
Quite n number from here attended
the conference at West Townshend this
week.
There will be a business meeting of
the directors of the Jamaica Savings
bank Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Allen and daugh.
ter of Gardner are visiting his mother,
Mrs. Amanda Allen.
Miss GLADYS Evans and Miss Estella
Fessenden of Brattleboro visited at {,
d. Bovden s last week.
Mrs. John Henkel of Brattleboro is
visiting her mother. Mrs, Eliza Jacobs.
Mr.. Henkel spent Sunday here.
DR. Thomas was called to Granville
Monday by the illness of his mother.
Mrs. Thomas accompanied him.
Abner Eddy of Brattleboro was at
O. A. Johnson 5 recently as were also
George johnson and Fred Johnson of
Searsburg.
T'aAes are now in the hands Of the
treasurer and subject to the usual dis
count until Nov. 80. The rate is little
lower than last wear.
If people having old newspapers or
magazines which they would give to the
Ladies' Aid would notify Mrs. II. !.
Sage they will be collected next We'd.
nesday.
George HoIlenbeck is now travelling
for the Jamaica Glove company substi-
tnting for !. s. Buchanan, who was
forced to come home on account of an
attack of rheumatism.
F.. G.. TAYLOR had the thumb on his
right hand broken and the forefinger on
his left hand scratched by the unexpect-
ed fall of drag saw Fortunately. the
saw was not running or further injury
might have resulted.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
WEST DOVER

George Boyd is on the sick ~. -
Walter Hescock is working for wy
Shippey
Mrs. Mary Harris is spending
DAYS in Wilmington with her P''''
and Mrs. f. Y. Cook.
George Harris has moved AZ iIa r.
Maudur Lyman place to the prlle ~ !
Byron Boyle and family , af N7 D,9i
Junction are visiting Mrs tien O0' !:
John Holbright and Mary Nld s- \
mington called on George bos'e ' r.,
Bert Burlington and family T I. g ~
Mass. visited at William tMonS - =.
Mrs. Briggs and two children Ell. IN !
turned to their home in Sprlns,Pp.
Mrs Hollis Stetson and c6 hid + n
sonville are visiting Mr. ana VII
Titus. II,
and James MeCrae of Brat'Ie'O'O w.
town TUESDAY.
GUY Nido of Wilmington sle sar,,is
DAYS last week with his sFanaIa'''T'
and Mrs. Rufus Boyle ,,,.,,
The dance at the Green N NJ 5is
last Friday night was well '''
Sixty-fve tickets were SOD lam,
Herbert Andrews is expected s ,sl !,
dav from Chester where he has l,,s pcr,'
ing several weeks with his Fa'''
and Mrs. Andrews. ,.l-,,
Mr.. Humphrey and two s c,liirl Il
governess, Who have been n., s4ena'iissr ,
weeks at the Green Nio0n ;n ranbti
returned to their home !"
Mass.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
EAST DOVER

G. F. Lazelle began school in sontl
Newfane Tuesday "'
rr Andrew Russell started for his home in
Hoosic Falls Tuesday. $3.50 :
Mrs Carrie Perry of Bratteboro i tbe
guest of Mrs Z. A Ryther. -
Fred johnson of Searsburg visited at A
D. Pixies few days recently.
School began Thursday with Miss Hazel
Jones of Townshend, teacher.
Miss Birmingham and Miss Hovt 70.
turned to Brooklyn Thursday.
Mrs, Ernest Pike and little son Her.
pert, We're In Brattleboro Monday.
!, Miss Nellie Mccoy of Utica. N. Y. was
the guest OF Mrs. Loren Allen last week
Miss Shirley Putnam Of Brattleboro
spent few days last week with Miss Ri.
Ian Moore. MSS ~
MIS- MISS Lillian Moore is spending few
A. Moore : y"
p Herbert Yeaw and daughter, GLADYS Of
Z. 1eaw's ~ !.
Mrs, Pearl Brown is seriously i'll and i
az the home of DR.. Dunn in Wilmington
Tor treatment. W.
d merton Lazelle and Miss Lucy Wells of
Ppra1tleooro spent Sunday and Monday at
Misses Pauline Putnam and Eula Torrev
OF Brattleboro were at Merle Putnam :
tuesday and Wednesday. ''' :
Key and Mrs ALBERT of Wilmington
were guests of Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Rms.
sell Monday and Tuesday. ~
:, Miss Ethel Edy went to Brattleboro
Monday to resume her school duties altar
spending the summer at her home here
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
soIJTH WINDHAM.

Miss Berpice Smith is teaching school
in Westminster .,-
Mfr. and Mrs. H. +. Rhodes visited IN
Honohtonville Sunday.
Mrs. G. d. Lille has been visiting
relatives in Dorset.
Miss Ruth Howe is gaining slowly
Mrs. Angie Dady Is III,
Miss Bertha Mead of PottersNille' y.
Y, il at Locust View,
School began TUESDAY with Miss Par
sons of CastletOn Is teacher
N. Shaw is improving the looks oil
his place by building new piazza
Mr.. and Mrs George Chase spent
SUNDAY with relatives in Pike Falis.
Harrison Fish, who lives at John
Stevens 5. is very i'll and not expected
to recover,
Miss Helen Fales is spending her
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. T. Fales.
Miss Ruth Fish Of West Rutland has
been spending a few DAYS at the home
of Mrs. f. O. Smith,
Mrs. Edith Scott and two children, OF
East WEYMOUTH. Mass, are visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Angie Chase.
Lewis .laquith has finished work for
f.. y. Kingsburv and has moved onto
the .Ioslvn place in Londonderry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cloueh and
daughter. Mildred. of Pike Falls, were
at 4. o. Chase IS the first of the week.
Octavius Fisher of Westminster and
his son.in.law. Mr. BENEFIT. of Spring
field. Vt. were recent guests at Frank
Fisher s.
Mrs. W. ]. Vile gave a party to her
SUNDAY school class of 10 boys Monday
afternoon. Games were PLAYED aud re-
freshments of ice-cream and cake were
served and the boys all agree that an
ENJOYABLE time was spent
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08

rrct 10 learn that he i again cfitlca.ll cav
At lis summer home lie T. Wi's
by trained nurse, .,,n.
Iobn Lewis Morse aud family OF rH.l'
delphia aud Mrs llullhg OF iianlPtons r.
we're visitors at john !. M"t''e
l.. DcNters recently -.
Mr.. and Mrs 4 r. Atwood q ifatt ef
boro and Mr., and Mis-, +, D. AlM"ou II
| CLYDE. Kansas, were visitors AZ VI ~"
Mrs. Erwin Sparks's last week
Mrs Philip Emerson and danght sgdfsii
Reatrice and Edith, who have p3''oeu
with Mrs. NJ H. Iiallon several wes9,, 70
day return to their home IN Lynn N"1s'
N,. Harry b. Glynn, her daughter
Blanche. and Miss Lillian Benson ai '1esl
ter have been visiting their slstsr am.
cousin. Mrs Arthur II, Bruce, lhe l'as'
week. -.
=. Milton Dexter. who has spent two
montLs at Dexter Hall his summer MONT,
ieft Yesterday for Philadelphia wa roy
and The Berkshire Hills where he Nlslts '''
route,
Mr. and Mrs. William II Goodnow' Me,
and Mrs Albert Pratt and SON h9pel'
| Pratt an of Cambridge, Mass, spent NON
day with Mr. Goodnow's sister MIS- sam
Iuel Morse
| Ella, cola of Long Island City goes
home tomorrow after twuWeeks Naga'
notn' a"r,.' Mrs NJ l. Balou's. His
b lor th st'' George ! Cole. remains for an
o ot%e,', reet
o'"s' VIZ U-a;.n, ~ nole and dauuh.
Mr. era ~ Mrs, " u'Ia nnisa Of Lawrence.
w, H'ien ~ Gu, snnnt ia. summer at
n,las5, y u" ro,m%ned Yesterday to their home
!, ~ hon Touring rar
w NJ, II u Written and Two
| Mr.. and MIS- H. u N"lls 'S MI r E"s
children staniey "." ""', ,omorrow They
ton Mass leave l2r ,,' ~, t ,y.a week. nast
have been e hteItaiII'gtu H. 'I Lrs"a,5 Mr. and
by Their sister anu ''' "''''''''''
Mrs Herbert "ar'E, r-.t..l
Mr. Frank. :. Bedford OF low Si.,lhl,l
| this week Mrs. Blckford leaves vermont
next month to spend the winter N WASH
| ington, y C.. where two sons Sa'nueI L.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08

m. f,t
-, iS' T', Il''e ''"H Wfa h 4
turner ! ue'n'H.
Hazel Starkcy D, staying with N, \
Brown ana attending school I'll.
mother Is IN wilmington,
The Ladies Aid society q il, !,
church will meet with NJ. q N +,
next TUESDAY Afternoon. Sew y
Mr.. and Mrs vii Benz. Of p,-
were over-Sunday guests oi M. h.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. n R-r,
The NIeJburvs returned -. H. A.,
in Connection Lass wa " L a'
weelsi onting an tho .Toir.5 a.iI :
Robert LYMAN NJ rEi,,,a -. m r.
dav IN visit his con.in X saI ~ y =
Tbav hadn't mo-, ho;nra &, Al y y
~. J " l' y ''s'
MI ana Nlrs. f.Alt Brown nd I
North tda.llS were o'gfNlr91y -
VT. p'"Mi' "'o.l'''' james boE1
Mrs. a. r Way and llttf I'D
Gertrude; o. bellows f4,I' aFe 7st4
parents MI ana Ails. D :. PFo1E
Mr. and Mr.. David Alirich d "a
derry are visiting Mrs Aldrat, !
Mrs, Rua Adams, and other n,afrsI
Mr. and Mrs James Dsytar t,,.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
LONDONDERRY,

T. Brooks and son of Michigan have
been spending few days at F. w. La
selle's.
Mrs. Herbert Williams has returned
from visit with her mother in Wards
boro. VT.
Miss Marion Gibson is away from the
postoffice for few days and Laura Leon
ard is in attendance.
Mrs f. A. Curtis is entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Woodbridge of Boston and Mrs
Frank Howard of Brattleboro
Mr., and Mrs F. P. Wilkins left last
Thursday for few days visit in Nanches.
ter, going from there to their home in
Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. Ina Ford and children, who have
been boarding at f. P Barneys. went
Saturday to Windham to visit her parents
for week or two. She goes from there to
Medford. Mass, and then to her home in
BROOKLYN n Y
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
BRooKLINE.

Frank Stevens is building silo.
Rev. M C. Hale went to Readsboro
Wednesday.
G. P. Stickney was in Bellows Falls
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Stickney were in
Brattleboro Tuesday.
J. G. Martin has been at the Mineral
Spring farm this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Wood of Putney visited
at Mrs. Jane Woolley's.
Mrs. A. G. Fellows and family have
returned from their visit at Groton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt have returned
from a three weeks visit ON Dummers-
ton hill.
Mrs. Laura Marsh and grandson, Her
bert Gilcrist, have returned from visit
to Windsor.
DR.. ROBBIE has taken his family to
Baldwinsville, Mass. this week. He
transported them in his touring car.
G. W. Bemis came home from Gull
ford Wednesday where he has been EN-
ployed as water expert. He located
several springs, one of which he found
Is feet beneath the surface for Fred
Coombs.
Central school opened this week.
The school commissioners feel gratlfied
in securing Miss Flora E. Stoddard of
BroOkfeld, a graduate of Brookfield
high school and of the state normal
school at Randolph, where she received
worthy honors.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08

sister. Mrs. Arthur Jackson ~ buti"e
ton. tn. l., prat.
Hugh Vale visited relat!!,yers, 10 a pI"''
,leboto from SATURDAY. until Monday
Mrs. Washburn Mclendy mas Pone 10
clans Fails, n. T.. to visit her sister
Misses Edith and Hazel Landman, re-, T,
tnrneI 10 their school IN Townshen'
Mrs, George sallie of eambridg,e' n y
\ i visiting her sister Mrs ~ IT,
Miss Mildred Reed Of Brookilne
visited at L. ;. Landman 3 from Sat"r
day until Monday. I'm
Mrs. ". S. Bassctt aud son, Wen =. r. II i
Mrs Frank Melcndy aud Miss Ethet
Welendv returned home from Mhseo'ie
lake last week. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vale aud Ms T.
NJ. Carlev were in tlareemoht' y, H.
Monday TO consult Mrs. Vale 5 doctor
George smith carried them in his auto
mobile n n
r 4. Melendv. +. NJ Carley, u. II.
Vale. O. Il. Clayton aud l.. X. Pierce
attended the Masonic meeting ~ mn mn
donderry Wednesday evening" Inc
fpst degree was conferred on one can
1i1utp.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
WTITINGHAM'

+. L. Wheeler is assisting i''
the store. N sho,
Pansy Davis is attending IT.
Wilmington. RI ,.,r we'd
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln ea"S''
North Adams SATURDAY H., 4
Miss yesta Sawyer Is at'fp0
academy at Shelburne taI's' ~ iii
''' Mrs pG Miranda Brown of Bra!t''''
been am r;sit;ng at c, s. C;oodno,wts,, w. ID
Rev. Mr.. Contois closed M iIt SUD-
pastor of the Baptist church h l,b Cd
Mr.. and Mrs. Rehre ana oor rd' No
Astoria arrived at Homer po,e
for a two-weeks' stay. u, wife and
Archie c. Fowler, with ms we're w her
Purcell, of Pittsfeld; Mass r,on MA ~
visit his mother, Mrs lA' !.
Labor day. rr;.ts Of 90
The body of Homer h &C., burial b
mont was brought here to' 10 va
village cemetery Tuesday '''
merly of this place II some q
The children, as well as s,rr buy NJ
older people, have been ,y very for tla
past week gathering term ~
that are here packing thf nnl,l,'rb and I
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton a.. gnisbt and,
of Greenfield came sunday . ne few
tied Mrs. Carl Wheeler ,ta2Ig..ornville, +,
also other relatives III 'u, , ~ ION and
Mrs. Sanners and yo'liIlss.naj TO !
Okland and daughter Te'n'T igesdF :
home in Astoria, l.. ;troI,sr Boyd'
spending the summer at H0"