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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-18
SOUTH HALIFAX.

Frank Stone has purchased Ford eai.
Miss Eva Conner returned To liolyoke,
Mass, saturday,
Mrs, Alden has been spending the week
ia Greenfield Mass
Walter Hubbard and family are at q, i,
lluhbard's this week.
G. +. Clark and family are spending the
week IN Nouhiicld, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Hairs are the guest
ot Mrs. Mary Harris this week,
WALLACE and Cora Ariel returned to their
home in Conway, Mass, Friday.
Mis-. Hazel Calvin is at work for Mis-,
Charlie, Noycs in Collain, Mas.
John Childs of Decrfeld, Mass, visited
his family here Saturday and Sunday.
Agnes lli'ri. has been visiting her aunt.
Mis-. Roy Nichols, in Elm Grove the past
week.
Fremont Cook has finished work fot {,
f. Clark and gone to a position IN HIATT
ford, Conn.
MIR. aud Mrs Peter Witcup aud friend,
OF Springfield, Mass, spent sunday at
John GalNlns,
MIR. aud Mrs. j. G, Vim, ir., and son.
Duglass. are spending their vacation IN
Tollmd Tom.
Mr.. and Mis- lIoyt Barber of West Brat
tleboro are staying at Mn, BARRIERS pa
rents home this week
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WEST MORTIFIED.

NJ IT G. Gates and son retnfheu "
Orange Tuesday. , cousin
Miss Alice Hosmer' Conn
nennis Sweeney of Mlddieto"h'
was home last Sunday. Loo boen
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Alexander nave oee'
in Boston for few days % the
;" w. benevolent society meet al 'ne
LIE, lne Wednesday, Aug. 20
Mrs F. V. Wood and son nave oee" :
a ;ng in Brattleboro recently ru ,s
NE Me- Lizzie Purple has Miss stevens ''
IN Ml snest during the conference !.
ie ,,: 81 norotbv Gray Of Hinsdale was Il
MISS no,p If Miss Alice Norm.
Mrs Albert Sawyer, O. ,, Fa,yno
hee MlS visiting at Ashael Sawyer ;. ware
Nv and Mrs. Brown Of klv .. S,,udav
l Mi, at Edw. Gerrishs last o.'i nusoos
WIS., Mr. and Mrs. Will johnson S Of " Heen
Riley. 1vorcester spent the
weekend with her cousin' e'ii' wa
taker. L1d and Miss Eva
ME- g Gb;ropee Falls are guests u
William Aldrich ,o. rranddaugh-
Mfsi LA Snrarue. have returileu
their visit in Enfield Ga was a
"" Carl Donaghue of Sprlnghnen,uu sin Miss
onoSf over Sunday OF aer hio Dowden of
HE Hammond. Miss oopi'ie
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VERNON.


j. +. Hubbard lost horse last week.
Miss Ethel SQuircs of Guilford is the
guest of Miss Roby Wright.
Mrs. 4. G. Aldrich of Brook Zine,
Mass, is at her cousin :, Mrs. II. y.
Staten S.
Ezra Pike. Hoyt Day aud Lorenzo Steb.
bins of llinsdale. ~ H.. visited friends aud
relatives in Vernon Thursday.
Miss Hannah Conway came from Am
herst, Mass, Wednesday to visit her
friend, Miss 4 klcy, at Woodlawn farm
Mrs. W. T.. TYLER has returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. Charles Mel
son, ut Salem, Mass, much improved by
the change.
Mis-, Dorothy C.. Hoffman Of Brooklyn,
H. Y who was a guest at r. A. Stebhins :,
had most delightful time during her stay
in Vernon. She returned 90 her home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Wright and little
sons. Fred and Stanley. are on a vaea.
tion of several weeks in ilighgate and
81. Adams Victor Boyden has charge
of the station.
Miss Allie Morse was weekend
guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ. |. Reed. On
Monday Mrs. Reed entertained her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. d. J." stone and
Miss Florence Stone of Ridgegld,
Conn, who are summering in Brattle'
boro.
Mrs Julia Frost received news of the
death of her cousin, Mrs. Charles
Houghton. of Worcester, ut her home
Wednesday. Mrs. Houghton was well
known to the older Vernon PEOPLE; as
She was the mother of Mrs. Hamilton
Withheld of Grand Forks, y. d., for
mcrly of Vernon.
The ladies circle meets "Wednesday
afternoon in their rooms AS usual.
supper will be served. At the last
meeting the society voted to give the
Sunday school So of the accrued inter
est of the Simonds legacy TO buy books
for the library and other helps needed
in the sunday school work.
A number attended the circus at
Brattleboro Tuesday from this place.
Others who planned to 20 in the even
ing were kept Mt home by the welcome
rain. which has given new lease OF
life to the corn and late potatoes; \
very rapid growth in week has been
noticed in Il fine corn field belonging to
Daniel Prescott.
FLAGS were displayed on several resi-
depces and grounds Wednesday, the
anniversary of the battle of Bennlng
ton. II was also the sixth birthday
anniversary of Dorothy Edwards, who
gave her first birthday party at her
home on Prospect street, Brattleboro,
that afternoon. Her Vernon friends
wish little Dorothy many long happy
years.
Misses Minnie and Jennie Phette-
place spent Sunday in Brattleboro with
Mrs. Bertha Bemis, former teacher
Mrs. Dwight Phetteplace has some fine,
crystal white Orpington chic de-
scendants of famous hen known as
Peggy, which she will be glad to snow
nonitry fanciers and all who are inter-
ested in chickens and fowls.
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fllluf ltlniMtl'
SCI IN Your last week ISSUE am cred
tied with making seme remarks IN 80
mon on the Springfield yanpgfound when
did mol make, and sis your Nelslhn oi
What ! said Is misleading aud injurious 10
my work here trust in all fairness Nun
win publish my statement lou had no
representative there, and Your mticle y
not "A tine repodneiiun uf the reporters
version of what said and that was a
instrumentation ol the matter, ! Wts
giving no people ~ community 4 tongue
h,hing; | was speaking OF the power p,
Christ 10 transform tine life OF men and
how hud il was to make people feel the
need of this power Then ! SAID u wts me-
different IN a country village than m 4
,ity ur town, hut you were IN closer toilell
with al the people and fell Il more sens,
hly and ! realized Il in South Vernon AMI
said il almost broke my heart because oi
my interest in them that | could not mako
them feel tins | then said referring to
om proximity 20 Nothiield and MI. Her
mon thai they were educated and c,ll'
trcd and ! enioycd them, and they were
an interesting people To preach TO-
then r,icrrpd Q"
tinr from my own pulpit because thelI
were 50 many families that did not attend
church. II wish ! had ~ workers to go
mto their homes and carry the Gospel to
them" did not say ! wanted mission
aries sent here. But while wa IN favor
Of foreign missions, referring 10 the mis-
sion meeting of the day before. | felt We
needed mission work in our home land,
Ms sermon was upon different theme and
the above was all | said in regard to South
Vernon. \. 4. Phelps.
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Hartford Conn. /. also her guest for two
weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. T.. C. Field having been
home few DAYS have closed their house
and gone 10 Someryilc
Mrs. Win Chamberlain Of Orange Wis.
tied her uncle, l., +, Fisher, and cousin,
Mrs Y, " Ross, the hr-i oi the week,
MIR. Caswcll gave clam bake 10 a patty
sol his iliends on the lawn at his cottage
recently Between 60 and "a We're served,
Mr. and Ms. f. h. lIolton have Is their
guests this week Nti., Lillian portrast Of
cambridge, and Miss Anna LInnaue Of
Dorchester
Mr. and Nh,, Henri Car ARE entertain.
ing William Ihorp ot West Townsend and
Mrs, j, Il Clark ind daughter Jennie, N
West Townsend
Mr. and Mrs, T. l.. Tyler have a. THEN
guests their gt,atuclc Henry Rice ot
North Sunderland and Rev George Tyler
of Bristol. Conn, both OF whom attend
the conference,
Hauic Pratt, clerk al the South Vernon
House. is on vacation aud Edw. Church
Is taking his place, Miss Nora langIa j.
also ON vacation from her work at the
south Vernon House.
Clara falstead. l3.ycarold daughter OF
Mrs Lucy nolton fastead. died al her
home here Tuesday night after a long III,
ness. The funeral was held at the home
Thursday at O'clock and burial was IN
the Mt. llemon cemetery, The child had
suffered most Of her life with bright, lis.
ease and tubcr, olar trouble her father
having died when she va, afcw weeks old
OF tuberculosis. She was a bright. cheerful,
loving child and her lo,, is great ga those
near to her.
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having cement dam aud eistern put in
M the spring owned by the company
aud il putting in a larger plpe Tor the
main aQueduct
Rev. aud Mrs. Frederick u. Haywood
left Tuesday Tor North Andoyer Mass
the home Of his parents, where they
will spend few DAYS, going later 10
Dihy, Nova Scotia, for short outing
The Chri,tinn Endeayor society il ar.
ranging for uH Open'nir service 40 !
o clock sunday afternoon back of the
marker on Courthouse hill, IN address
will he given by Deacon g w. osgood
Of Bellows Falls,
Mrs. y. r. Gardner and daughter,
Audria, of P0wnal, and Mrs, i. u. Wiley
OF Detroit, Mich, came 10 George ~.
Hall : Friday Mr.. Wiley and daugh
tor, Marion, have spent the past three
weeks NJ York Beach Maine,
George Il, Hall, representing II. c.
Baxter a Brother, who own the corn
canning plani, expects 10 commence can
ming corn Tuesday. About 500 acrcs
have been pledged by the farmers in
this vicinity, and Foreman Hall reports
the crop as looking eNceptl0nall' well
although the season has been unusually
drN One hundred people will be EN-
ployed during the season which lasts
1--WE or six weeks,
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NoRTHF1ELD FARMS.

The Benevolent society held a very sue sue
cess tu lawn party at Mr. Caswells cottage sary
last Friday; 4 bountifu, suppqp ~ of music
ed by the ladies Dies af b1 tbe Children and a
s sGogt p Tsy By the ladies' under the de Ell
s sinn Of Mrs. Frank Montague, were al
thoroughly enjoyed. 49,, .;ror.
Exaggerated accounts have a been Leach G'r nnd
lated about the %,sna apren to " The truth Of
t ms matter of is this NJ Leach and .d Rfpsy
S %fee darF When on stretch Of d eord%rGg
road where ueh sand had na been e a1g %
the logs underneath gave a way IN the sand.
s Me Isae 1s asS ssrs I'll
m nsnd as It was not public r9 n"t w ti
next mornng, the sqtF to t. a That
no 2 9 aa.'a driven to Mortified and Brat'le
l,,tn
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WHITINGHAM.

Mrs. Fred Whitney returned to her
home in Templeton last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wheeler left Mon.
dav for Greenfield to spend their Naea-
ton
William Read left here for Whining
ron Tuesday. returning to his home
Wednesday.
Frank Read and family, who spent q
week here, returned to their home IN
Springfield last week.
A gathering of the Smith family was
held last Saturday at the home OF MI.
and Mrs. Allison Smith
Bradford Upton and family returned
70 their home in Fitchburg last Satur-
day. after spending several weeks mere
Miss Alta CARPENTER of Boston, who
resided here until few years ago, is IN
town for time calling on old acQuain.
tances.
Mrs. Soper and daughter, who, have
been boarding at II. A. Wheeler $ Tor
several weeks, returned to their nome
in Boston Monday.
Friends from Springfield, Mass
came Saturday in their auto and were
over. Sunday guests with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell, returning Monday afternoon
There was good attendance, at the
annual fair and supper of the Ladies
Aid society and $50 was realized. There
are some expenses to come out of tins
amount.
There was a birthday surprise party
at Mrs. Homer Boyd s last Saturday for
one of her boarders from Astoria, L. |.
About 20 were present and all had an
enjoyable time.
Mrs. Hewett of Greenfield made her
sister. Mrs. Deming, IA short visit Mon
dav night, returning home Tuesday
morning taking her little daughter,
Dorothy, back with her.
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WESTMINSTER.

Miss Maggie johnson has returned to
her home in Virginia.
George A. Dascomb is again with his
family for few weeks.
The Bible class met with Mrs. Emery
Hawley Tuesday evening.
Miss Alma Gold of Morristown, n. j.,
is a guest of Miss Nellie Fem.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Walker are IN
South Londonderry attending Old Home
day
Mrs. Charles Buck of Boston came
Sunday to her sisters. Mrs. b. /.
Phelps s.
Miss Sadie Hamilton of Brattleboro
is guest of Mrs. Mary Rideout, coming
Monday.
Mrs. Will Aver of Fitchburg. Mass,
spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. q.
H. Walker.
Mvron Blanchard and daughter, Max
inc, spent Sunday in Munson, Mass,
with relatives.
Miss Lazelle of Springfield. Mass,
snent Sunday with the Misses Harriet
and Mary Farr.
DR.. Seth Arnold of Boston was at
C. F. Arnold s Friday and attended the
entertainment and dance.
Mrs. Webster of Greenfield, Mass,
spent few days last week with her
sister, Mrs. Robert Miller.
Miss Martha Wright returned to New
York city Thursday. Her sister, Sarah,
returned with her for week s stay.
Prof. and Mrs. Head and three chill
dren were weekend guests of Mrs.
Head s sister, Mrs. j. F.. Ward, and
family.
Henry D. Reynolds and daughter Of
Saxtons River were in town Sunday call
ing on his old comrades of Co. l, 18th
Vermont.
Rev. Mr.. Grant of Somerville, Mass,
will occupy the pulpit Sunday, instead
of the 27th as was announced from the
pulpit last Sunday.
Edmund Smith has returned to his
home in Montana after visiting his
brother, William Smith, and other rel
atives in this town.
Mrs. Edgar Williams and daughter,
Ruth. of WATERFOWL, Mass, spent Thurs
day with Carroll Williams at Mrs.
Walter A. johnson s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Metcalf and two
children of Worcester, Mass, came Sat
urdav for weeks visit with their
mother, Mrs. Lucretia Metcalf.
Miss Susie Kellogg went to Boston
Monday. Her father, Judge Kellogg,
who has been a guest of his nephew. II.
X. Willard, at Nantucket, returns with
her.
The Westminster Aqueduct society is
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LEYDEN.

Mrs. .luln Orde OF retcrsham j. visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Severance.
Mrs. David Braiuc Grifiths returned
from her trip Ia Bath, Me-, "Wednesday.
Donald Barber of Northhcld i spend.
ing the week with his grandmother,
Mrs. Lamphear.
Elinor and Stanley Smith are spend
ing the week with their aunt, Mrs. y.
G.. Gallupe, Of Green River.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. :. Whitcomb went
to Northampton Wednesday 10 a gath
eriug of people from flawley.
Leila Galmpe Of Green River VI,
was M her grandfather :. :, &, Sever
ance 5 Monday and Tuesday.
There will he n lawn party at the
to which the public is most cordially
invited.
Prof. and Mrs. Robert \. Budington
aud Robert \. Burlington, IT.. came last
week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. ). B. Bud
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Zubrod and
daughter, Alma, of New York city We're
guests at Charles Robertson 5 SATURDAY
and Sunday.
\ dozen or more from Leyden at
tended the grange field day when was
held at the home OF Asa Sprague IN
Greenfield Tuesday.
Mrs. Julia llowes reached the aye Of
81 wears last SATURDAY and thanks her
friends for the shower of over 10 post
cards which She received.
Mrs. Keet and Mr. and Mrs. ;. {:
Severance attended the 4gth reunion OF
the sgd regiment, Massac husetts Volun'
la, M Monday
Mrs. Frank Ward and son of Spen-
Ger and Miss May Black of Worcester:
Mrs. Arthur Cromack and Theodore OF
Greenfield were gnests at James black
the last of last week,
Guests al NJ s. Severance 5 over sun.
day were Miss Florence Severance OF
Newark y. T.. and Miss Osgood Of
Greenfield. who sang one Sweetly Sol
cmn Thought in church Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Hastings Field of lon
kers \ Y. and Mrs Allen Newconlb
and two children of Greenfield We're IN
town "Wednesday calling on friends ana
were guests ut dinner at {. Wells SeN'
erance's.
Henry Pomeroy and Mrs. Frank
pomeroy of Northampton came up win
an automobile Wednesday 70 hrlhg
their mother. Mrs. Susan Newcomb
Pomerov. to visit her brother, stephen
Newcomb. and other relatives and
friends in this her native town.
Mrs. Mary Nichols and Miss Julia
Nicbois of Worcester Mrs. f, f. Chap
man and Miss Ruth Chapman of Shell
hnrne Falls were the members of the
house party at IL. Z. Mowry, 5 las last
week. They were Joined by f. b. Chap-
man and Mrs. Oscar Hawks and two
children of Shelburne over Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Wright of Bernardston
snent several days at the same place
this week.
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WEST GUILFORD.

A. G. Austin of Millers Falls visited
nj Morey Lvnde S last week Saturday
Willard Fisher of Jamaica was at
William Alleys from Monday to tues
day.
number from this place attended
the Sparks circus in Brattleboro Iucs-
day.
Mrs. Nancy Lynde spent a week re-
Gently in Putney, the guest of Mrs
Helen Pronty and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Nichols spent
SUNDAY in Halifax with Mr.. Nichols 5
sister, Mrs. Henry Pease.
Mrs. Fred Carpenter went to ives,
Swanzev Wednesday to attend olo
Home week and visit relatives.
Mrs. L. Il. Flanders and daughter,
carr;e Of Cbarlemont, Mass, spent two
DAYS last week with Mrs. George Cod
ding. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tankerd OF
savoy Mass. were visitors from sun
dav to Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs
George Codding.
The little daughter of Mr. and MIS-
William Akley is little more comfort
able at this writing. trained nurse
from Brattleboro is caring for her.
Emerson Coleman and three children
returned to their home, in f1tchburg,
Mass. two weeks ago after spending a
month with Calvin Coleman and sidney
Coleman and family.
Mrs. DIN Farr and Mrs Brown OF
West Chesterfield. ~, H.. spent NV, fWo
DAYS last week with their. cousin, n, MISS
Hattie Ruegles, at the bungalow. Th,ey
also isao called on their brother, Harlle
Streeter.
There will be no preaching service i'll
Tho Rantist church Sunday morning,
Auo 90 as the pastor. Rev. Edgar, Hat
ALI Jd will preach in the Baptist, church
u; NV est Rrattleboro Immediately after
Il, the " morning service the ordinance Of
h tnT will be administered to five
Young people from this place. n, me he
Tbr;stian Endeavor meeting will be
hoJ5 aS usual in the evening.
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JACKSONVILLE.
Burglary at Temple Store.

Monday morning T.. 4. Temple found
that his store had been entered, quantity
Of pipes, clothing. knives, razors and
bread had been taken and things generally
scattered about the store, Entrance was
gained hy raising a window on the south
west side OF the store. Suspicion rested on
a Wiggin boy and chlm giving various
names and claiming to belong ~, spring
field, Mass Search was made IN the wen
ity OF Mr.. Virgins place and the Oscar
Chase fam and the stolen property was
found in the woods, but the boys were not
driven from their cover until late III the
day when Floyd Reed and George
Churchill saw them coming from the thase
buildings where they had come out OF the
woods for food and water. They then work.
ed leisnrely towards the woods followed 10y
Reed and Churchill. At this time Consta-
bile II. G.. Reed, W. H. Fowler, ;. Alnr.
dock. Mr.. Page. +. A. Temple, Clyde Reed
and c. II GrolIsbcck emerged from the
woods and the boys gave themselves mp
some of the stolen property was found on
them. Though at first they stoutly denied
il. they owned up before Justice II. g..
Porter and were taken to Newfane lml.
Bows answering their description tired 70
ride with Adney Chase from Colfain
Thursday but he put them off as they had
no money. They evidently worked their
way a. far as George Smppcys Coombs :
house where they stayed that night They
appeared at h. f. Robcrtss Friday morn
ing mduiriug the time and showing two
ladies watches They were seen south OF
the village that night where they roasted
some potatoes. Since their arrest IT has
been found that the Coombs house had
several windows broken, and George
Churchil's house had also been entered.
Here the thieves ransacked every bureau
and cupboard from cellar To garrett. scat.
tered bedding. cutlery and dishes, opened
trunks. but took very little
Mrs. Il. NJ. Leonard OF Wilmington Is
visiting at II. f. Stetsons.
L. 5. Allen. Minerva and Alyron Allen
are visiting at G. A. Aliens in Brattle-
horo,
The fair and festival given by the y. T.,
&c. L. was a success, netting between -"
and $50.
Hosea Brigham of Ilinsdalc, \; H., has
been visiting his son, uIric Brigham, the
past week
T. f. Coleman and sons. Willard and
Merrill. and G. ii. Waste and family took
in the circus at Brattleboro Tuesday.
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SOUTH VERNON.

Miss Pauline Fairman is in quite III
health again.
Edoar Brooks has been i'll for a week.
He is attended by DR.. Wood.
Many from South Vernon attended the
NorthHeld conference last Sunday.
William Lowe of Riverside, Mass,
,,;s;tnd his cousin. J. w. Amidon, last
Tuesday.
Miss Flossie LABEL is visiting IN brat
tleboro this week with her sister, MIS-
Leslie Allen.
Mrs. Charles jackson spent the past
,,onl, in NorthamptOn with her son,
Arthur Jackson.
Nrrs + f. johnson OF Burlington. is
s,and;ng a few DAYS with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. j. Stone.
Rav George Tyler of Bristol; Conn, :
AZ leslie Tvier's a few days and Is attend
ing the Mortified meetings
Miss Florence Warrington OF West
Northfield visited her frlena' Mis9 YIN
Gle +. Gould. last Wednesday i,
Rev and Mrs. A. E. Phelps with Their
daughter of Westfield, Mass are az Ai'oi'
BAY, Lake Winnipesaukee, \ II.
Mrs. Hattie johnson of Wilmington OF
visited with her parents, M. ahu "
! c.. j. stone, q rev udS' ~,
Miss Flossie Labelle went to Bta1t Lo,.
boro for a weeks vacation TO WISH nei
sisters, = Miss Louisa Labelle ana Mis'
Leslie Allen.
Mrs. Minnie Freeman of Brattieporp
is staving with her aunt, MIS- W. ~,
Newton, for the present. ME- "''i
is gaining slowly ~
Rev. George f. Tyler VIII leaa Ine
LOYAL Workers meeting IN v trn nu All
church at p m, SCUM
are cordially invited.
The topic for discussion at NE o, Lpydl
Workers meeting next ouhuas az dor Pey
will he Exemplary Believers Leadef' ne''
G D. TYLER of Bristol, Conn
Mrs William Stone went "Wednesday
M VIZ her father. Henry Marshall, OF
W rasny Mass. who is visiting ms
a MGLI.s Miss Lizzie and Charlie
Marshall, on Tyler hill :,
Mo friends of Mrs. Fred Stockweil OF u
,th n1 Mass. were surprised to near OF
bo .n snrious illness. They are very sia9i
20 hear she stood the operation wen anu
That she is on the road to recovery
Miss Annie Palmer, a nurse IN Ia IA
Nanheim sanatorium IN oprinstIhu Ill.,
M Mau,ieia and Mrs. Bert Frost and three
M NL;fdren of Brattleboro visited tneir
sister sister Mrs. Charles Spear, this week'
' pay George E. Tyler of Brlstppl,
ne'. ,,;s;tad his mother, Mrs. Marina
NIL NIL +b;s week. He went WEDNESDAY
~ lyiWH1 a,st Rrattleboro to visit his slsIeI'
AZ NJ T., Stockwell. He expects 10 ~
M MrS tbe g. White Mountains soon to spend
his three weeks vacation.
Mrs Edith Newton has been staying on !
MIS-, short time at W. II. Newton 5.
for a s 4hnro she is having monument
While lie tn in tb s"' TYLER cemetery for her
6 fef Sn the late william A. dd Ss%t t6e
work M1i She has been attending tine og re-.
s MTt Day Adventist camp @ nee nHnects
Gently held in Brattle5fG ntaad oH 4 f. to
to 90 soon to East t,; AisI Rarbara Chase.
see her dapg E6t sD1 Mas and ance Dr. and
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HALIFAX.

w + Stetson is cutting the grass on the
Fish farm.
Rev, George Clark of Hightstown, n. D.,
is at F. H. Niles's.
A. J. Brown of Boston is doing the car
nenter work at DR.. Niles's
Miss Florence Spooner of Revere, Mass,
10 visiting at j. j. Creams.
Jobn Farnum and James Creran have
cut tie grass on DR.. E. S. Niles's place.
Miss Gertrude Brennan of Boston is
stopping at Maplehurst lodge few days.
About 70 people attended the Stacy and
Iarrabee reunion held at Z. ID. Leonard S
Wednesday.
Ransome Laughton of Dummerston was
%nest at the Fowler cottage the first OF
the week.
Mrs Thomas BITTERLY and Mrs. Ella
Eames of Brattleboro visited IN town last
Monday.
Mrs Emma Clement and two children OF
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THE BRATTLEBORO REFORMER FRIDAY, AUGUST IS. 1911

Colmin. Mass, visited her mother, Mis-.
farnunt recently.
Rev. ". IT, Davenport, who Is supplying
the mulpit at Halifax Center, Is one OF the
regular lecturers of the state board Of az
ricultuc and il is announced that he will
rive a practical address next sunday, Aug
20. al l0l5 a, M, ON How TO Make the
llii farms Pay or Opportunities oi the
Hill Farms, Every farmer IN ihis vicinity
should hear this address,