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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
NEWFANE.

Arthur COdiina i a guest AZ MI ana
Mrs r. D. Newton 5,
John Covey returned the first OF the
week from Hill, n II
Mira, George Solaudt has returned
from visit IN Springfield
Don forget the strawberry supper
az the church this evening
Ransom Rhodes visited at Albert
Tuthill : in Grafton sunday,
Three men are doing good work this
week in the village cemetery
Mrs. Clara smith Of Manchester was
sunday guest of w. 2 Eames
The village school closed this after.
noon with a picnic on Maher hill
Mrs. Allen has returned to Newfane
inn TO assist Mrs Edward smiley.
Mrs.. Abbott Edwards went Monday
10 Brandon to attend the Wright
reunion,
Five prisoners came 10 Windham
county Jail TUESDAY making l3 now
confined
Mrs. Gratia Z Davidson went to Bur
llingt0u Wednesday 20 visit her brother,
Dr. Andrew,
Rev y. :. Moore was out OF town
Sunday. He expects % be away the
coming sunday
Mrs. Eames Of Brattleboro Is keeping
house for her son, w 2 Eames during
the absence Of Mrs, Eames
Mr., W. p, Eames and daughter, Mar.
iorie, went saturday 10 Old Orchard
Me, for q two weeks outing
Miss Louise Gherrie came last week
10 spend the summer with her parents,
! Mr. aud Mrs George Cherrle
Miss Marie Miller aud Master Ken.
meth Parker of Boston are visiting Miss
Miller ; aunt, Mrs. Arthur e. Harvey
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith will move
soon TO their farm in Wardsbor0, where
they will live Tor a part Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Breslin and three
lchildren of Brattleboro visited Mrs.
Breslin's mother, Mrs Alice Pierce,
sunday
At the regular meeting OF Newfane
grange Wednesday evening = straw
berry supper will be served. 10 IS eX'
pected neighboring grange viii be
| present
! Children : dav was observed by the
| SUNDAY school last Sunday. The church
/ was prettlv decorated with ferns ana
wild flowers. The motto, suffer the
| Children to Come, occupied place on
the wall back Of the pulpit The emil.
dren were well drilled and an excellent
program was given. The program con.
sisted of the following numbers: Pro.
cessional; music by choir: Welcome;
recitation, three bows; singing. JoYtul
Singing. children: responsive reading;
PRAYER Deacon Whitaker: recitation, 4
! Little Worker. Anna Goodenough; duet,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hestock; recita,
ton, The Use of the Flowers. WlnIfred
NTaber. exercise. The Praise Meeting OF
the Flowers. children in district No. 1;
/ exercise. Flower Children, pupils in vii
lage district; exercise, Pansy Bed, Pear
Daniels, Hazel Rhodes Bertha Daniels,
Mildred Eddy. The object for which
the collection was taken was told by
| Mrs Hescoek. Give song. children 60.
lection: recitation. 4 Pod Of Peas Ed
mond Cherrie; recitation, The Dande,
Lion Inez Cherrie; song, choir There
was a large attendance at the service,
both Of children and adults
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23

Jamaica with their daughter Mrs
Cheney II,,tIa am
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin and litile i h,s
~ Battleboro spent SUNDAY VAIN ~"
brother Frank 80.
Mr.. Mertie Knight vino ne speneF MT
oral weeks with her sister NE
Martin has returned 20 Brattlcnoto'
r. Il Gleason and son Martin, went NJ, 20
pr,tti.boro TUESDAY to attend the gradual
nr exercises. returning wednesday a''''
noon tho
Mr.. Anna Gale, who has been ~ tne
Ibosnital IN Bratteboro Tor some time VIZ Nc
hroi,gbt n her daughters tine last o. w
Weet NIr,. Frank Martin is no better
Mrs Jane, Lackey had a 'ho1; M O W
morning. She il attended by " N
Uaftron. and is improving fast MS, E''''
Howard oil Townshend i caring lor he'
seventeen members Of East Tow&n'henl
orange visited Wari-bofo grange lHe'day
evening, furnishing. a tine program, W''' n
boro grange served a DANNY 'uPps
lstrawberlie, and cream, zee eIe'il' ''N''
etc
Mr. ana Mr.. p ynl and daughter q
Bernardston and Mrs. Mary tamsworth
and her little son attended the POMONA
grange meeting last Thursday, anu ylslten
l5is daughter. Mrs.. Lila Pike. They &C..
turned Monday, accompanied H thru
randiaughters, Stella Pike anu MARIO"
| Vial
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23

church at 1880 clock, 70 which all arc
cordially invited
Mrs. Bertha Brown Cole died At her
home, known as the Bemls iarm, tues
day morning, after a wasting illness or
moro than a year Of consumption. MI
and Mrs. Cole, together with the latter =
parcnts, moved here last fall from Scitu,
ate. Mass, hoping the change would
provo beneficial 20 her health Besides
her husband she leaves father anu
mother and two brothers who hNe az
home. The body was taken 10 Scituate
for burial Wednesday morning, Much
sympathy is felt for the bereaNed
family.
The prudential committee Of Leland
and GRAY seminary have engaged GuY
W. Powers, h, Sc, rs principal pt the
seminary for the ensuing year. MT
Powers win be graduated from the Uni'
yelSity Of Vermont next week, iie ],
a Windham county hoy, and was born
i'm Athens He is the son of Mr. ana
Mrs. j. NJ. Powers, both Of whom taught
school in Townshend many years ago,
Mr. Powers comes highly IecomhehlSo
ms TO character and scholarship, lie
will receive applications from those de-
siring admission 10 the seminary attel
July I. The fall term will begin sept D.
The school directors Of Wlndhlm
county held a meeting in seminary nan
Monday afternoon for the purpose OF
uniting number of towns aud estap'
Fishing district supervision, There were
representatives from AthenS, Wards
boro. Jamaica, Westminster and Brook
| line, and il was voted TO form union
of these FIVE towns Mason ;, stone
superintcndent of education for the
| state of Vermont. was present ne thlS
meeting aud took up the time Of the
morning session hy q lecture on the
| Educational Conditions of Vermont; IT,
| fte afternoon he smoke on the Needs OF
the West River Valley, and called az
| tention to the new educational liW>
which he explained at some length, Mr,
! stone met the trustees of Leland ahd
| Gray seminary and discussed with tEep,
The possibility of establishing \ norma!
| deportmeut i'm the seminary lie statel
| that there were two main conditions on
which IL could be established, t1l'tt
district supervision Of the prlmar'
schools must be established and, seeon''
| there must he 10 students to take the
cmrse each wear. The effort Is henI
made 10 secure the 10 students and an
| invitation Is extended TO all who are
qualified TO enter upon the course 70 r.
mort 10 the prudential committee Ihe
members of the committee are Key; 80
seph Mexican, J. II, Ware and +. l'
! Hastings.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23

daughter of Dummerston were guests
sunday at W T.. Nichols S camp,
Contributions of food from those. out
side the grange will be acceptable "a
the several food committees for the
Fourth
Mrs. George Z Webster of Chatham
Center, N ", came saturday Tor sew
eral weeks visit with her daughter
Mrs p 6 Thaycr
Mr.. and Mrs Philetus Wales. viii
their daughter and granddaughter OF
Vernon. visited Mr.. Wales 5 cousin
Mrs. Allen, one day last week.
George Temple, Ernest Morse, Helen
| LAWS and Clarence Lewis have charge
of the program for the next grange
meeting, Tuesday evening. June 70
Miss Mabel DeGraux of Brattleboro
| who spent several DAYS at A, y, Sher
man < went Wednesday 70 south New
fame 10 care for J, L. Morse, who - Sc
rlously i'll.
Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Hatfield OF
| Hineshurg were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
III. Il. Stratton over sunday. Mr.. Hat
! field was former pastor az South New
! fame aud he preached there SUNDAY
morning in exchange with Rev. r. '
1 Clark
Plans are nearly completed for the
! Fourth Those entering the races WI
place their names with II. A. Williams
| There will be bali game in the after
noon on Perry : Hat with the Towns
Ibnnd nine In the evening there will b,
la dance In Grange hall, with Leltslng
Ier's orchestra of four pieces, Harry
] N4Ia. Dr1mDtpr
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
LONDONDERRY.

Frank Curtis has a new REQ automobile
Weniall Arnold i at home for the sum
mer
DR. and Mrs. E. Calvin went to Athol,
Mass, last week
Mr.. aud Mrs Fred Brown are in Simon''
Vile for few days
Mrs Addie Allen ha, returned from her
visit in Manchester
The Williams Brothers have finished
saving and the mill yard Is clear once more
Clara Mlrien and Mrs. Taylor Of Man
chester Center are at Mrs David stowell
for a week.
Misses Mary and Edith Davies are, az
home for the summer. They attend school
in Carbondale, Pa.
Miss Marion Gibson was in Chester last
Thursday attending the graduating eN'
ercises u the Chester high school.
Kametar1 Hishida. an importer. OF New
York aity but a native OF Iapan. has been
spending his vacation at Mrs, Della sut'
tons Mr. Hishida was an enthusiastic al
mier of our mountain scenery and we hope
he NAV return next year a. he was well
liked bv our ne1Dle.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
Presidential Happiness;

On the eve of his silver sangssgT
president (unothcially makes kl1E J
secret of a quarter Of century Il TN
happiness and success Hs recipe 81
Absolute and positive loy4 tlT ma
other at the beginning
Ambition on the pat, Of 5otk IL ]
success of the family with Al e}a. y
dance of energy on the part d 5Jii
carry out the ambition Team TrE
"Manliness and womlu.ines .onhA
with magnanimity Never . sn.s ~
ing from this course
"Directness in all relations wia ~
other and those with whom s1aa- q
cal or business intercourse q lal
Never be subservlent ~ anyfal; =
or under-handed Have mora. sGie
reject anything and everything 'sl@'
subservience.
"Unselfshness in relations H'a I.
kind. and readiness % m4e' ial =
with all humanity.
"A continuance ami growth z
votion for one another possessed Z '%'
ginning
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
EAST DOVER.

Ralph johnson has a new roadster.
Mrs. Mary Burns visited Mrs Fanny
Powers from Friday until sunday
Mrs. c. 7. Lazelle was the guest Of Mr.
Herbert Gerry in South Newtane Tuesday.
Mrs. f. D. Robinson Of Warisboro Wis
tied her sister. Mrs I f Johnson, this
week.
The East Dover Military band viii give
an open air concert SATURDAY evening
July !,
Misses Ruby Howe and Ruth Hale spent
Friday and Saturday % last week in Brat.
tleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Adams OF Providence
r. l.. are spending their vacation at :. II
Yeaw's
Mrs. Mary Goodell was III with tonsiliti.
lat the home Of her daughter Mrs w. n
Moore's last week
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Pratt and Mr.. and
Mrs G. ] Lazelle spent Saturday and sun
day in Brattleboro
Mr. and Mrs. Will Betterley Of Battle
boro spent Sunday with Mrs Betterley's
sister, Mrs 5 n Yeaw.
Mrs. f Howe Of South Deerfeld
Mass, is spending few days with her
brother F F. Yeaw and family
Daniel Staples and son Walter Of Boston
were the guests OF Mr. Staples's niece
Mrs D, 5 Prouty, the first Of the week.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will meet with Mrs A
Z Jones Wednesday afternoon June %
Lieutenant Frank Warner of Athol
Mass. spent two days last week with c. L
Brown. Mr. Warner and Mr. Brown sery
ed in Company Of the sth Vermont regi
ment.
Mr.. Davis Of Londonderry and Fl n
Forester of Wardsboro. with other help
have extended the telephone line as far 4,
Dorr Fitch's near the West Dover village
There Mr. Fitch will make connection with
the Heath line and PARTIES wishing to talk
with Wilmington and West Dover viii get
better service than heretofore
Mr. and Mrs w G. Halliday were in
Brattleboro Saturday Of last week and
Tuesday Of this week to attend the gradua-
ton exercises. Their son, Walter c. Hal
laday was one Of the graduates. Others
from this place who were present at part
Of the exercises were Raymond Halliday,
Mr. and Mrs F. H Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. G.
J, Lazelle, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore
Faith Neaw Madge Elwell and Warren
Lazele
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
JAMAICA.

Howard Burke is visiting at Mrs Nll
lard's
Lydia Kingsbury is visiting at B B
Rawson's
John Walcott is visiting his mother and
grandmother.
S. T. r Cheney came home Monday FOL
the summer.
Mrs. Ed Stark died quite suddenly Mon
day evening
Rena Allen visited friends in town Thurs
day and Friday.
Robert Shepardson visited at A. B
Stark's recently
Mr. and Mrs. A. i. Howard Of Putney
are visiting in town.
Mrs. A A. Townshend visited at \. w
Buffers the first Of the week.
Mrs. Joel Bristol came Monday to visit
her parents Mr.. and Mrs Ed Stark
Mrs. L. D. Dixon went to Spotford lake
Monday to work through the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Laclley of Searsbure
called on friends in town Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Bemis returned
from their wedding trip Monday night
j. c. Robinson returned from Boston
Thursday night He stood the trip well.
Mrs. Newman went to Rindge, n. H,
Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs. }. K
Danforth.
Mrs. Fred Ballard went to Mortified
Thursday to attend the high school com
mencement.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Congrega-
tional church met with Lucy Kellogg Wed
nesday afternoon,
Children's day in the Congregational
church has been postponed on account OF
the epidemic Of measles.
Measles still work among the school
children and to such an extent that the VII
lage school has been closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Piper and Dorothy re-
turned Tuesday from a weeks visit among
relatives in the northern part of the state.
Mrs. E. S. Allen is visiting her son, w.
j. Allen, in Greenfield Edna Burnap IS
doing the work in the house while she IS
gone.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clay, who have
been spending a few days with j. 9, Dag
eett returned to their home IN Hazard
vile, Conn, Monday
A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs Leon
Bemis Tuesday evening in the Congrega,,
tional church parlors Lottie Hosley and
J. S. Robinson received with the bride ana
groom. DR.. and Mrs Thomas ushered
They received many useful and beautiful
presents, among which were a piano and
many pieces of silver and cut glass. Re
freshments of cake and punch were served.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
WHITINGHAM

Village schools closed THURSDAY with a
picnic for the scholars
9. ; Chase and family OF Brattleboro
were at the hotel Sunday
Mrs; Harley Upton left Tuesday for Wis.
1t with relatives in Boston.
Mrs. Arthur Harrington is visiting at
Henry Farrington's in Searsburg.
Mrs. Wesley Jillson returned last week
from her visit in Nebraska much improved
in health.
Eugene Bemis aud friend, Dr. Gould. Of
Boston. have been visiting his niece, Mrs
H A. Wheeler.
Mrs H. A. Wheeler and Mr. Ranis
went to Brattleboro Wednesday for few
days visit with relatives
DR.. Gillette of Springfield, VT, was here
last last week to see his mother, Mrs. Sophrouia
Glliette, who Is i'll and confined to her bed
Mrs. Ida Murdoch has been staying at
her nome here the last week. She began
" work Monday for Mrs. A B. CLARK in
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Tuttle Of West Brat.
tleboro visited his mother. Mrs Tzanne
Fowler, this week Mrs. Alice Newell Of
Rowe also visited there.
:, Mrs, Hill and her housekeeper from New
YORK ork came, last week to their Summer
Mn Nh nome here John Hill and family Of
New Jersey are also at their summer home
Mrs. H. A. Wheeler and uncle, Eugene
bemls, went to North Adams Monday to
visit Mrs. Wheelers daughter Christine At
the hospital where she is fitting herself
for a trained nurse. '''''e'i
~ There was a very bad accident at the
Baker mill Monday morning Mr.. Smith
one OF the men who has just moved here
from. Springfield to act as foreman. was
running the shingle saw. In some wav a.
the saw came back his sleeve was caught
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Mrs. Frank Fuller is quite Ill,
B. F MilIington has moved into hi'
house here.
Merle Blbbitt was home from Manches
ter over sunday
A T. Cudworth j. home from New York
for a two.weeks stay.
Casper Landmau j, visiting friends in
Manchester this week.
Mis-. Lena Landman came home from
Mllers Falls Friday night
Mary ami Alfred futile visited in Man
chester and East Dorset this week.
William Round gather. sister and chill
iren of st Adams are visiting INN.
Mrs George johnson was in Chester Sat
uriay 10 attend her uncle's funeral.
Mrs A. Z. Cudworth returned home
from her visit in Cambridge and Hartford
Monday.
Miss Ethel Melindy came home Tuesday
might from Dean academy for her sum
mer vacation
Joseph Fem Of Hopkinton, Mass, visit
ed his cousin Mrs. Helen Boynton, one
day this week
Mrs. Ed Jaquth Mrs Jim Clough and
son Malcolm, returned Monday from a
visit in Windham.
Jim Clough went to Boston Monday after
Frank Curtis's new automobile He re-
turned home Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. H. SisSon and Louise
iare attending commencement at Meriden
N. H., this week Walter Sisson is a mem.
Der Of the graduating class
Miss Fave Benedict returned to her
home in Cornwall, Conn. this morning
after a two.weeks visit with Mrs. r. H.
Tibbals
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
WILLIAMSvILLE.

Walter Tefft has employment in
Greenfield
Sewall Hovey was home from Brattle
boro over Sunday.
Edward Lindsay of Brattleboro was a
Sunday visitor in town.
Mrs. Idella Hescoek went yesterday
to Newfane to care for Mrs. Philura c.
Moore.
J. A. Herrick of Keene has been visit,
ing his daughter, Mrs, E. W. Morse, re-
Gently.
Mrs. Walter Tefft and daughter, B4a-
trice, have been in Greenfield several
days this week.
Mrs. H. L. Piper and children of Brat
tleboro are spending the week with her
mother, Mrs. E. P. Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Walker and
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
SOUTH NEwFANE

Herbert E. Packard Of Keene, n r.
il visiting his children.
Lawrence Ingram returned Wednes-
| day to Boston, after ten DAYS at nome.
Mrs. c. w Freyenhageu of Long l.
\ land visited Wednesday Mrs, II. =
Sparks,
Mrs. c. c. Miller of BrattleborO Is
with her sister, Mrs II, E Sparks, to
! remain some weeks.
Miss Nav Kelsey returned MOniav to
Mortified, Mass, where she will spend
most of her vacation,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Y Morse Of
Brattleboro were guests Friday of Mr..
and Mrs c. f. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Brown and Guy
| Packard spent sunday with MI
Brown : father at South Wardsboro
Miss Ida Morgan returned to her
home in Wilmington Wednesday, after
spending several days with Mrs FRANK
Moss
Mr.. ana Mrs. George 0 Shelley Of
Keene, n. H., came by carriage and
visited at A. v Stratton : from Satur-
day until Wednesday.
The village school closes tomorrow
with special program in me afternoon.
"
morrow with picnic,
Harrison E. Morse of Philadelphia
arrived Wednesday afternoon to visit
his father, John L. Morse, who is III and
being cared for by trained nurse
Miss Matte Metcalf of Brattleboro
| il at home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John o. Metealf, and is recovering
from a surgical operation and long III
ness.
Children s day exercises will be held
Mt the church SUNDAY morning at lO,45
A cordial invitation is extended to all,
especially to all children and their
friends.
Austin Grape 5 family and Mr., and
Mrs. Albert Brown will move into the
Robbins house on the Hunter Brook
road. Mrs. Grape takes boarders from
Daniel Hale s lumber camp.
Conveyance for those living in the
Marlboro branch district will be at the
schoolhouse Sunday morning, at ~
o clock sharp for those who wish to ride
to the Children s day exercises
Marshall Bingham. his daughter, Miss
Lottie Bingham, and his granddaughter
Miss Mildred Bingham, of Brattleboro,
were over-SuudaY guests of H. w. Blng-
ham and Mrs. Willard E. Bingham.
The Ladies Benevolent society met
Wednesday from a. M. to 5 p. m. with
Mrs. John E. Morse. Each of the 20
women present contributed toward the
dinner and all pronounced the day
pleasant success
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stanclitf OF
Bernardston, Mass, were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman g. Pow.
ers. Mr.. Powers is somewhat improved
and his daughter, Mrs. Justin Thomas,
has returned to her home in Marlboro.
Frank G. Morse and party, including
H. Julian Morse, John e. Morse and
Charles A. Mason, went Friday by auto
mobile to Springfield, Mass. They left
home at 5 a. M, arrived in Springfield
at 7.30, and at els p. m. were at home.
They report good roads ard delightful
trip
Rev. Edgar Hatfield and Mrs. Hat.
field of West Guilford were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner G.. Shepard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo V, Stratton while
here Sunday and left for home Mon
day. Mr.. Hatfield, who was pastor of
the Baptist church 20 years ago,
preacher Sunday morning and evening.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
WEST TowNsHEND.

W r. Taft has been in Gardner this
week
Mrs. Horace Howard j, spending te"
days in Boston
Robert NJ. Switzer Of Easthampton j.
spending two weeks at Mountain view
Mrs. Fullerton of Townshen.d was an
over sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs c. .
Kimball.
ROYAL Sanderson of Townshend Is spend
ing a few days with his nephew, Eugene
|. Sanderson,
Edison Chamberlain Of Worcester Mass
has heen visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Harrison II. Chamberlain
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard NJ. Swltzer OF
Brattleboro spent Wednesday and Thurs
day at Cyril B. Switzer's. making then
trip by auto.
The first peas OF the season were, picked
Saturday by Harrison II Chamberlain
IC. W. Holden picked some from his garden
few days later.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
sTRATToN.

Miss Hattie Allen is at A. J. Pixies.
Mrs Charles Russell and three children
are at C. J Aliens.
Walter Hescock is i'll and his brother,
Orrin, is taking his place in the mill
Phineas Eddy's auction last Tuesday was
well attended, and fair price was received
for most of the things
John Streeter returned Wednesday from
a three days hunt in Stratton. with 81
hedgehog heads. Mr. Streeter and son.
Clarence, have killed 45l
Miss Arle Eddy is at E. A. Eddy's.
Miss Ethel Eddy and niece. Miss Doris
Eddy of Brattleboro came Friday to spend
their vacation at E. A. Eddy's.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
SOUTH WINDHAM.

Mrs. W J. Vile Is ILL.,
Ora Cheney has gone to Hinsdale,
N, H
John Harrington of South Newfane
is in town.
Charles Harris has finished work in
Manchester.
Leon Jaquith is entertaining his
brother this week.
James Whipple has been taking the
school census this week.
NJ H. ingalls, is building a garage
for his new automobile,
Mrs. Emma Bemis is at the home of
her mother Mrs A. J. Chase.
Miss Ruth Howe, who has been i'll
for some time. is gaining slowly.
Clarence j. Baker is at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs A, J. Baker,
Miss Lillian Fales is spending. 10
days with her parents. Mr.. and MIS-
G. T, Fales
Mr.. aud Mrs. David Aldridge of Sough
Londonderry visited relatives in town
the first of the week.
Master Alison Baker of New York
CITY is spending his vacation with his
grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. A. j, Baker.
Mrs. Mae Akley, who was a recent
guest at Locust View farm, is now in a
hospital in Montague, Mass, where she
underwent an operation for appendics-
It's.
Mrs. stevens, who lives with hcr
grandson. John Stevens, IN the old Dady
farm. went out Saturday morning 10
dig wild turnip on an adjoining farm
Tn some way she became lost and wan
.dered about for several hours, travelling
over several abandoned farms, probably
covering a distance of more than five
miles. Late in the afternoon she came
to the home Of Thomas Stone. A tele-
phone message was sent to her grand
son, who was already in search of her
She seems to have suffered no i'll effects
from her experience, as was feared, ow-
ing to her advanced age.