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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-21
GREEN RIVER.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark Of Bellows
Falls are visiting their sister, Mrs. Cinda
Bracket, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Bellows Falls
are expected today for visit at Mrs.
Charles Bracket s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perl Crosier and family
were at II. Il. White : Sunday, making
the trip through Marlboro, Ames Hill
and Brattleboro in their auto.
There was double wedding Monday,
July II, at the home of William Burnett
when his sons. Wilbur and Robert, We're
united in marriage with twin sisters, Lila
and Lena Kenney,
Mrs. Arthur Bvgrabe of North Adams,
Mass. and Mrs. William Payne of STAN
ford, Vt, visited their sister, Mrs. Anna
Page, this week. Miss Ruth Page re-
turns with them to spend her vacation.
4. :. Gallup came very near a serious
"hunlp" Monday as he was going down a
steep hill with a load of cattle. The wagon
skidded and overturned throwing him sew
eral feet. Fortunately he escaped with a
severe shaking mp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Wrsley entertain
ed friends this week with a picnic on
their Reid Hollow farm Charles Shep-
ardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Nichols
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
White of Brattleboro We're among the
guests.
The home of Mr. Bunett on the brook
road was the scene of pretty wedding
Monday, July II, when his two older
sons. Wilbur and Robert, were united
in marriage to Misses Lena and LILA
Kenney, twin daughters of George Ken
ney. Rev Mr.. Hatfield of the West
Guilford Baptist church performed the
ceremony. Only the near relatives were
present. The couples viii live on the
farm recently bought by the young men.
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EAST DUMMERsToN.

Austin Laughton i slowly gaining.
Rev and Mrs. Charles River spent Tues
day at Naulmka.
Clyde Rawson spent Sunday in Raw
sonvile at his home.
Miss Elsie Hazelton led the last Christ
ian EndeavOr meeting.
Mrs. Flora Adams went Thursday to
Brattlehoro to spend several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cooke and daugh'
ter were at f. IL. Laughton's Sunday.
Mrs. Syvret OF Worcester, Mass, is the
guest Of Mrs River at the parsonage.
Farmers are securing their hay and find
much Of it ready for the barn az soon as
cut.
w. F. Walker has been i'll since Satur-
day L. H. Bugbee Of Putney is his ply
stefan. The doctor Is fast gaining the con-
tidenee Of this community.
Mrs. Henry Campbell of Washington,
d. G., Is this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles G. Walker and calling upon old
friends here and in Putney
Mr.. and Mrs. bette and children OF New
York, who are spending the summer IN
Walpole, n H., made a motor trip recent.
" to the Knight homestead to spend day
VIII WI. anu [hle' poHh iNiiieH''
Miss Louise p. Reed of Los Angeles,
Cal. who is visiting old friends, dined Sat
urday with Mrs. Augusta Bennett and
later made brief visit with Mrs. G. F.
Wellington at Chestnut Ridge farm.
Miss Ruth Maynard and her cousin,
Miss Marion Wilder of Somerville, Mass,
who are visiting in town this week were
guests Tuesday Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI,
Knight at the knight homestead, and
from there they went to Maple Ridge
Fruit farm where they are guests of Miss
Florence Miller
The fine rain of Monday made a little eX-
ira work but no complaints have been
heard. Nature looks refreshed and al
though the rain may have been too late
for early crops later ones may be benefited.
The smoke of the forest fires has been
cleared away and all can anticipate more
showers to come soon. All feel now as II
life was worth living. Springs, wells and
streams are very low.
The postoflice was moved this week from
H. Harry Miller's to II. III. Halls across
the way. Mrs Emma Hall has received
her appointment as postmistress, in place
of II. Harry Miller, who resigned several
weeks ago, after more than 20 years serv.
ice. Since the rural route was established
the remuneration has not been adequate
to services required. The mail route from
Dummerston Station to Dummerston has
been reinstated and Carl Newton is the
new mail carrier. All rejoice in old-tiine
mail facilities for that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs Kirk Hudson and son and
Miss Jennie Hills Of Fitchburg Mass,
were Sunday puests of Mrs s b. Holton.
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,,,rsr NoRTHFIELD.

Fred Gregory has flnisheu "o- ~
F. L. Stark. >, -. emo colt
Mr. Motchman has sold his hne eoi'
to John Dunnell .;.;no Mrs.
- Mrs n Y. Martineau is visiting MIS-
o;i mrs richardson of Montague.
''- NTrs M A. Atwood Of Melrose is the
o,, Mts' Of f. Mrs. Rodney Doollttle' y,
walter T Fsir%an is Po snasr}ca Comm
q r Hammond, conductor o on of off
u: - E, Maine Maine. is taking this week on
Do Tna Ioval workers hold 3er lawn al
nort ne this evening at H. NJ ieii'n1
tons. ,;,s+ar VT, is
visiting shiii her daughter MIS- E. =
drich. ,,o,;n and child
from mn Hinsdale were at Jonh 4uVi
over Sunday. houob+ ont all
warren listeners of Mr.; stone On
t bis ronte through West Nortnnel"' uo,,or
MS ITu Como is running the steam r b1,;it
John Lotho road. which is beng ouii'
on the So srf5 field to Hinsdale, ~ a. -
ifV Mr. and Mrs. F. Leslie Tyler ,l ha'e and ni
.ha Mr' @ Mrs. William hcsster
tneil ana u daughter from Dorches'ei. +bo
SUI Electricity was turned on along w
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EAST DOVER.

Rev. G. W. Russell spent a few days in
Boston this week.
Earl Willard of Greenfield visited /. L.
and W. D. Howe recently.
Rev. Mr.. Davidson will speak in the Bap-
fist church Sunday evening at $50
o'clock.
The East Dover Military band will give
an omen air concert Saturday evening,
July %
Carl Howe of Lyndon, Vt, is spending
his vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Howe.
Grace Sherman of Providence, R. l., is
spending a week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Sherman.
Walter Halliday of Brattleboro was an
over-Sunday guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Halliday.
Lillian and Lester Moore returned to
Brattleboro Thursday after. spending
week with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. A. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Yeaw spent Satur-
dav and Sunday in Brattleboro with Mrs.
Yeaw's mother, Mrs. Sidney Adams, who
is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Russell of Brattle-
boro spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mrs RusselPs parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren F. Howe and little
daughter, Marjorie, of Watertown, N. T.:
and Sherman l.. Howe and son, Donald, OF
Carthage. N. Y, are spending few days
at their fathers, L. L. Howe's, and broth
er's, w. d. Howe's.
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THE BRATTLEBORO REFORMER, FRIDAY, JULY 81 1911

West Northfeld road Tuesday night
ana the result was very satisfactory,
Mrs, Herbert Woodward is entertain.
ing her sister, Miss Mary Milk, from
New York. Her brother is also with
her
Mrs. Arthur Bolton was pleasantly
surprised Wednesday afternoon by u
visit from her mother and eight other
women.
Mrs, Jessie Titus. who has been ear.
ing, for her mother. Mrs Corse, for scy.
eral weeks, returned to her home in
Springfield, VT, this week.
Mrs. Rose Graves of Chicopee Falls
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Al.
drich. Mrs. Aldrich has also enter.
tanned recently William Drew of St,
bloomsbury.
James Greenwood spent the weekend
with Mrs. Martha Holton and his son,
Norman, returned TO Middleboro, VI.
Mr.. Greenwood is employed in eXter
mnating gypsy moths.
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ing three weeks with her brother, F. l..

ing three weeks with her brother, +, !,
Lane.
DIR. Charles II. Primblc of Chic0pee,
Mass, WINS In town last Saturday.
Dr. aud Mrs. H. y. Pierce and two
children of Howell, Mich, came Wed.
ncsday night 20 q, II, Walker 5,
Miss Nellie Wright of Boston is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Wright,
Asa Davis, r,, of New York CITY is
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. "
l., Fisher,
Miss Carrie Mason of Bellows Falls
spent Sunday nj the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Davis.
Miss Mamie Grimes of Putney is
visiting her sister, Mrs Ernest Wright,
coming Monday evening,
Ira Holton went Sunday 10 Needham
Heights, Mass, 10 spend few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Kennedy.
Mrs. Walter Field and daughter Of
Springfield are with Mrs. Field S par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David WOODBURY..
Mrs. Julia LYMAN of Heildville,
Mass, spent n few DAYS last week with
her sister, Mrs. ;. a. Pierce, aud family.
II is expected that Miss Elizabeth
Baldwin. missionary from Micronesia,
will speak M the morning service next
Sunday.
Mrs. Clinton Newell and daughter,
Priscilla. of Cambridge, Mass, are
guests of Mrs Eva Atcherson, Mrs.
Newell 5 mother
Mrs. Frank Fairbrother and young
child of Ftehburg. Mass. are with
Mrs Fairbrother's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. II. Reed.
Mrs. j. +. Ward is entertaining
house party of four girl friends of her
daughter, Beatrice. and right merry
time they are having.
Mrs. Jane Chase of Montnelier is
spending few DAYS with her brother,
=. q. Dawlev, and family, and her sis
ter, Mrs. Gilman Kimball.
Mrs. George Batty of BROOKLYN. \.
". and nephew, Fowler Wilber, OF
Springfield, Mass, We're guests of Dir.
and Mrs. G. II, Walker Monday.
Mrs. X. X. Harris and children, form.
erly of Kingston, i. O., who have spent
the past few weeks with Mrs. Jane
Fem, went last week TO their new home
in Palmer, Mass.
I'm the evening nj the Christian En-
deavor meeting report of the eonNen-
tion at Atlantic CITY will be given. II
is hoped there will he large attehd-
ance at this meeting.
4 pocket book containing a sum of
money and valuable papers was lost
Sunday between Westminster and Put
new \ lady was seen to step from an
automobile and pick it up. As the num-
Der of the ear was taken il would seem
best that the finder return the same TO
the owner, as his name was in the book.
If so, the number of the ear will be
withheld,
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VERNON.

1,ub Crawford of Stafford Springs,
Conn. is visiting his cousin, MIS-. f. -
Wright. me, N4 oe
r, G.. Mute and Miss Lillian Mute OF
North Conway, N. H., are visiting "'
Edwin Mute s.
Mr. and Mrs. Armon Ellingwood anu
little daughter, Edith, returned 10
Greenfield Sunday evening
Miss Sarah Thayer has returned from
week : visit with her brother, ,leni-
ont Douglas, in Brattleboro.
Mrs sarah Buffum of Springfield
,toss recentlv visited her sister, Mrs
E " SINNERS, at the Withheld house.
Nv. sarah Buffum of Springfield,
M NJ rocntlv visited her sister, Mrs
T ~ 10 SINNERS. at the Whitehed house
Mrs. Edward Tombs and children,
Mabel and Nelson, went Weuhesuay I'd
a two weeks vacation III ohester "n'
Putney. Al. go,
Wallace, of Hartford, lonh' IT Wa Ia.
CHESTS of their cousin, Mrs. A. ii. ia
auth, Friday.
Mrs. J. f. Hubbard has TINS M p Weeh
entertained her brother, "A, s W., P GaIi'
and his wife, who have come from t AZ
e enu to make their home in Athol,
Mass. 49,, =,
Don Wilcutt came from his nome n
pr All for few days. with ms
Cousins. the Alleys, at Woodlawn farmi,
on Wednesday. Mrs. Akley was IN
Pntney Wednesday. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Streeter, WIN I,
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Newton: enjoyed an
automobile trip to Springfield n, Mass,
Nth With r. A. Staten Monday. The rae
Was WAS. a pleasure to all but es,peclally 10
Mr. Streeter, who is made Ill when ne
rides in steam cars. ~. o,,
Mrs. M. 7. Reed is moving this week es
INTO the handsome concrete mouse sne
hos hos inst finished. The new house con
tains seven rooms and bathroom, mas
o o"1n chimney, enclosed piaz,zas, set
paosa tubs. electric bells and lights
and all up-to-date comforts ana coni
T 1nn The view from the second
aonr on all sides of the building IS very
f ;ue Mrs. Reed s many friends , anu
n ,,nH hope she, may nave Iong
ha ai years in the dainty rooms VIII VIII
t nnpp children and grandchildren VINO
have ali planned, arranged, ana helped
t iowa the competition of the peauti1ui
home
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SOUTH VERNON.

Mrs. Samuel Fairman is on the sick list
again.
Mrs Alonzo Wheeler is i'll with heart
trouble.
Morton Fairman is painting and paper
ing his house.
Fred Gregory has finished work at
Frank J.. Stark's.
Miss Marcia Beers and Mrs. 5. W Bailey
visited in Hinsdale, \. H., Saturday.
Mrs. T. Fishery of Maiden, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs, :. w. Bailey.
Miss Marcia Beers of Cecilia Mills, Pa,
is visiting her parents for a short time.
Edward j living OF Caremont, \. H.,
visited at his fathers, j. NJ. Twings, this
week.
Mrs. Mark Jackson Of Amherst, Mass,
was here to attend the funeral of George
Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Lawrence Of Brat
tleboro visited at w. II Newton's over
sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Scott of Brattle-
boro visited her father, j. w Amidon'
over Sunday.
Clarence Beers is moving his furniture
into the Palmer place preparatory to
llOusehetlliS'
Miss Mary Scott is making alterations
and repairs on her house, Edgar Aldrch
is doing the work.
Mrs. G. w. Collier of Westfeld, Mass,
is visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs, ~.
f. Phelps, for few days.
Mrs. f. Morgan of Montague, Mass:
was here Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
her nephew, George Brooks,
Rev. A. +. Phepss subject next Sunday
morning will be Baskets of Figs. Evening
subject. 4 Short Biography OF Good
Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson of North:
ampton and Mis-. Emma Jackson OF
Springfield, Mass, visited at Charles jack
sons over Sunday.
The subject to be discussed at the Loyal
Workers meeting at q O'Clock next sun
day will be Paul's Desire to Depart. Lead
er, Edgar Bruce.
On account of the fire at Black noun
tain Noah Alexander brought his family
to Samuel Fairmans while he and ms
daughter, Mariah, went back to watch
their buildings.
Mrs A, b. Gould and daughter, Gincle,
have gone to Marion, Mass. They will stop
at the Advent camp ground where Key.
Fred Brooks. whose wife i Mrs: Gould
daughter has a cottage Miss Gincie Will
90 on from there to Hyannis to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phelps and children
Victor, Ruth, and Dorothy, Of Charles.
town. n H., visited at j. W. Amldon 5
last week. Mr.. Phelps returned Sunday
but Mrs Phelps and children Will stay i9r
longer visit at the home ana at H. a.
Fittss on the Frances Woodland place.
George Brooks, 4s, died Sunday night
The funeral was held Tuesday at : O'Clock
Rev n Fay Smith Of Nort htSe plnc'1 Rey
Fr F., of FAN River, Edgar and Joseph
81 This town, and Sherman of Williams
town Mass. He is also survived by wife
and two children. On account of Official
duties at the Marion camp, meeting Key e;
Frederick Brooks was not able to be at MS
brothers funeral.
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WHITINGHAM.

Mrs. Carl Wheeler 5 sister is visiting
her.
Miss Christine Wheeler, who has been
very i'll. is now improving.
DR.. and Mrs. Stafford and their
friends were at the hotel Sunday.
Mr.. Smith went to North Adams
Wednesday to have his arm dressed
again.
c. s. Chase and family were al the
hotel Sunday and they are now occupy
ing their house here.
DIR. Hobbie. who has been stopping
at the hotel for week or more, re-
turned to North Adams the first OF the
week.
Henry Milington of Amherst, Mass,
formerly of this place and for several
years a merchant here was in town last
week.
Mrs. Fred Wellman of Readsboro
visited her cousin, Mrs. George SAWYER
several days and also visited at Frank
Albee s, returning to her home Tues
day.
Miss Mabel Kent started for College
Point, n. Y, Wednesday. Her mother,
Mrs. Flora Kent, went with her to
North Adams to get her on the right
train. Mabel s brother met her in New
York.
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JACKSONVILLE.

Wales Cheney was home over sun
day.
Miss Bertha Faulkner is home for
two weeks vacation.
Martin A. Brown and family visited
w. A. Brown 8 the first of the week.
Manning Blakslie of Binghamton. N
Y, is visiting his brother, William
Blakslie.
Lorin Richmond of Greenfield spent
several DAYS last week with his family
at George Churchill cottage.
The surveyors on the Shelburne
Falls & Colrain electric road are max
ing their headquarters at the Glen
house.
There was a good attendance at the
Starr meeting Thursday. In the must
cal contest Ethel Wheeler guessed the
most titles. Wallace Allen was given
first prize for sewing the, most, CARPET
rags. and Blanche Gillette had the most
answers to a list of articles with as
sumed names.
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LEYDEN.

Miss Leila Galmpe of Green River is
spending the week with her grandpar.
ents.
Mrs. Cleveland has come from Bos.
ton to spend while with her daughter,
Mrs. f. q. Hooper.
Leslie Gallupe and Catherine were
guests Sunday at their aunt s, Mrs.
William Smith s, and spent the night
al their grandfather's, $. c. Sever
ance s.
Those who have been able to take adj
vantage of the Chautauqua meetings at
Laurel park are Mrs. H. +. Mowry and
her granddaughter. EVELYN Pike. who
went Monday to stay the rest of the
week: Rev. +. G. Hooper, who went for
the day Thursday; and Mrs. Bessie
Black, who went Thursday to stay till
SATURDAY..
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HALIFAX.

Clarence Willis is working for C. II.
Leamerd.
Henry Armstrong is staying at Maple
hurst lodge.
DR.. +. S. Niles Of Boston spent Sunday
with his family,
Miss Cora Weatherhead is stopping with
relatives in town.
Alva \. Fairbanks took trip to Glen,
Falls, \. Y. recently.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hill of Newark.
\. J., are at Hillside Camp
Rev. and Mrs Hitchcock took dinner at
Mrs. VI. w Harrimans Wednesday.
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NoRTHFIELD FARMS.

Mrs. Kenney is home from Boston,
The Benevolent society will meet at
the library the 27th.
Mrs. Frank Parker has been visiting
relatives here recently.
The Merryetnas club meets with Mrs
+. H. Montague the 2oth.
Mrs. Chamberlain and daughter nave
gone to their home in Somervllle'
"A loo .hur Hart has returned from n
{ SAo ere she has been spending
a few days.
Lawrence Hammond. Emma Hart ana
Harold grandson of Mr.. Church, are
victims of whooping cough.
Miss Emma Hilliard of Brattlebof;o
is home for few days ana VIII WISH
her brother in Millers Falls.
Miss Frances Kavanaugh; VINO mas as
inst graduated from the Local hlsn
school, is studying music IN Northaihp-
ton. ,,,, bor
bonsn The first story Will pc OF g.
ment blocks. which will be MADE on Tue
place. wo1+or
and her nursery maid, Miss ANNE &c. Il,
SON of New York, are at "llii"n
Ross s for a few weeks.
Nv and Mrs. Fred Simo1ds OF
Er viz, and two daughters of Orange,
1sbo were rnI former residents here, came
t mnf town wF Wednesday and called on ola
friends. .huoo obil.
Nrr and Mrs. Black and three c en-
aro MI of az" Greenfield. with Mr.; and Mrs,
GfeV la Of Watervlle Mass Go,olS were Re
S Mrs. Cleveland is to stay few DAYS
VII Henry REYNOLDS of Ewing recently &c, tbs
hi1 n eoT'7 Mr. Durham s in Erying near
the me- N4 +ba bank. Mr.. Reynolds Jumped
s ann torn torn clothes. The machine IS q
wreck.
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WEST GUILFoRp.

Earl and Bernc Falby are in Montague,
Mass, with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Titen
Miss Minnie Carpenter is spending her
vacation in Townshend with her cousin,
Mrs, Willard Fisher.
Charles Coleman of Gardner, Mass, Wis.
tied last week with his brothers, Calvin
and sumner Coleman.
Mr.. Emerson Coleman and three chill
dren of Fitchbmg, Mass, are spending two
weeks with her hrother,in-law, Sidney
Coleman, and family.
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WESTMINSTER.

Miss Lizzie Arnold is at Bar Harbor,
Me-, for few weeks.
Rollin Rice and family have moved
to the Williams house
: Miss Marion Arnold recently spent a
week at Lake Sunapee.
Mrs. George c. Stoddard returned to
New York City Saturday after spend
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GUILFoRD.

Mrs A. J. Belden leaves Friday ,i Tor
Roston 1 to spend 10 days at the seashore
with friend. .5oor
Miss Ethel Squires gave an outdoor
M,s 70 quite a large number OF her
spc lhi on Wednesday afternoon
Mrs Florence Crosier Fenelly and SO, SON
Who recently visited her parents mere
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GUILFoRD CENTER.

Miss Willard Of Boston, Mass, came last
week to spend her vacation at A, +,
leaw's.
Miss Hazel Yeaw, graduate Of Spring
field business school, went to Greenfield,
Mass, last week, where she has a position
as stenographer.
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went to their home in Bellows Falls last
week,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Shumway. Of
Webster, Mass, have been guests of Mr
Belden at Slate Rock farm for the past
week, returning home Thursday after a
short visit with their nephew, Dr. w r.
Noyes, of Brattleboro.
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J. B. Derry is spending his vacation at
home.
Miss Sylvia Derry is visiting in Town
shend and Windham.
Mrs. Z. w. Huntley of Brattleboro Wis
tied in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Selma Hopkins of Chester is a guest
of her sister, Mrs. C. L. Thwing.
Rev. j. E. Berry will preach in Pierce !
hall next Sunday afternoon at 80 o'clock.
J. Z. Jacobs and Miss Martha Ayers of
Brattleboro were visitors in town Monday
Dr. and Mrs. Z. B. Peirce went We'd
nesday to visit friends in Westminster for
a few days.
c. A. Poland has purchased a new Hal
lett & Davis piano which was placed in his
home Wednesday.
Mrs. A. j. Aver, son Gordon and daugh-
ter Dorothy are visiting Mrs. Ayers pa
rents in Rockingham.
Mrs. w. E. Peirce is at the Peirce farm,
and Miss Freeda Pember is at the Basin
farm in Bellows Falls.
Rev. Maynard Beach of Mt Hermon is
expected to preach in the Congregational
church next Sunday morning
Mrs. Hollis Spaulding and children OF
South Hadley, Mass, came Wednesday to
visit her mother. Mrs Harriet l.. Taft.
Mrs. Sophia Davis of Brattleboro was in
town Tuesday and spent Wednesday with
her daughter, Mrs. c. A. McRae, at the +.
McRae farm.
Mrs. Goodnow of Philadelphia, who has
been visiting at n. w. Locke's, went
Thursday to Windham to visit his sister,
Mrs. Prentiss.
Miss Jennie NJ. Hills of Fitchbnrg,
Mass, came Sunday to Mrs. Sarah b. Hol'
tons where she will spend her vacation.
She came by automobile with Mr.. and Mrs
Gardner Kirk Hudson of Fitchburg, Mass,
who went to Greenfield before returning
to their home.