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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03
NORTHFIELD FARMS.

Mrs. Kenney is a guest OF Mrs. h. u
Howes.
o. L. Leach went to Boston wednesday
on business. ~,
The Merryettnas met last Thursday
with Mrs. Twitchell of Gill
The Benevolent society meets mex
Wednesday with Mrs. Fordyce Smith
The Hermon students hold services SER,
every Sunday at Z p. m. in Union hail.
Leach Brothers are moving their p1rt:aa
b,e mill to South Royalston. F. Q. Brit
ton is doing the moving. :,
Percy Putnam of Orange is at MI 4,
Woods manufacturing and gettlhg leaus
for shipment a quantity OF MS paiiAe'
Mustard. -,
Miss Gertrude Howes entertainer H.,
cow Of her friends at her home recently
With Miss Florence Park as guest Oh hoiioi
Refreshments were served.
Miss Florence Park was a guest ias'
week Sunday of Miss Florence Adams ,,
She will attend the seminary TINS S MI
and live in the home OF Mr.. ana Mis
A. P. FIT. :. 11.;or
An entertainment was given, IN !, unlo or
hall Monday evening by the MT; Hermot
lt,do NHT The orchestra from the sehoo
was present and gave several selectlom ,,
REGULATIONS, piano and voca arv so to the
also given. A supper was serueo o;,od e.,
Hermonites. Six dollars was recei W. ~.
admission which will be USED ior 'he
chase of new song books.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03
VERNON.

Miss Ruth Fairman returned TO North
field "Wednesday.
Mrs. b. A. Streetcr is spending few
days in Greenfield.
Vernon grange will hold the next regu
lar meeting saturday evening.
Mrs. Tombs is visiting her daughter,
Mrs &. A. Dix, in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Robert Nesbitt and children We're
at the Prescott home Tuesday.
The board OF civil authority win meet
in the town hall. Saturday, Feb. IL, at IL
o'clock a. m, TO abate taxes and settle
bills.
+. T.. Stockwell has recently purchased
a fine pair of western horses weighing
about $500 pounds The horses are light
bay in color with white points, and very
handsome.
The Ladies circle will meet next We'd
nesday. Dinner at noon. All are specially
requested to come early, prepared to stay
late, as it is the last meeting before the
fair, and many last things remain to be
finished
Don't forget the annual fair and festival
of the Universalist society to be held III
Whithed's hail. Central Park, Friday,
Feb. 10. There will be sale of aprons and
useful articles, homemade candies and
fancy work Dancing from s until ], III
the hall. A chicken.pie supper will be
served from $50 TO o p m IN the church
vestry Leitsinger's orchestra will furnish
the music
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03
Putneyand Vicinity
PUTNEY.


Mrs. Whitman is reported some bet
ter at this writing.
Miss Hattie Ellis Of Saxtons River IL
visiting at NJ. ID. Whitman
+. NJ. Robertson spent Sunday with
II. @. Winchester in llolyoke, Mass.
Guy Tatro Of Brattleboro spent sun
day nj the home Of his mother, Mrs
William Elmorc.
Sumner b. Phillips, who has been
spending few weeks in town, returned
home this week.
The work of filing the ice house OF
Alden Brothers ut the station was com
plcted this week.
Mrs. Stella Campbell of Northamp'
ton is a guest of her sister, Mrs. M. H.
Robbins, this week.
MAYNARD Beach of Mt. llermon will
preach in the Congregational church
next Sunday morning.
Miss Ethel @. Omar visited in West
Dummerston before returning to her
home in Revere, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Poland of Al.
bany, n. ", have been recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Poland.
Mrs. Fred Dodge of Springfield spent
n few DAYS with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Il. Robertson. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Reed were called
to Dummerston tins week by the death
of Mrs. Reed 5 mother. Mrs. Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Everleth went "a
Montague Tuesday TO visit their son, H.
II. Eyerleth, who Is in the Farren hos
pital, having undergone an operation
for appendicitis. Mr.. EVerleth is very
comfortable.
Miss II. Beatrice Bartlett and the
girls of the high school entertained Fri,
day evening at the home of Mrs. Wright
the teachers of the school in honor OF
Miss Marion Howard, giving her sur
prise shower The evening was pleas
antly spent with games and music. he
freshments of ice cream and cake were
served.
Don Clough lost his horse Sunday
The horse was taken i'll Sunday noon
and ms there was no hope of its recov'
cry Mr.. Clough had the animal shot
The horse, ",Jim Blaine, was 30 years
old, and had been in the possession OF
Mr.. Clough for % wears, and had done
faithful service. He was well trained
and very reliable. and il win be diff
cult to find horse that will fill his
place.
The schools closed Friday with the
exception of the high school. The at
tendance in No. 5, Miss Elizabeth Bra
lev, teacher: Present every day during
the year, Roger Aiken, Floyd Dc
Manche, Mary Wood and Herbert
Wood; absent one day during year, Der
nard Kent and Libbie Garland; present
every day this term. Hazel De Manche
Edith Page, Dorothy Wood, Mary
Wood. Herbert Wood, Roger Aiken ano
Floyd De Manche. Grades and .
Miss Ethel G. Omar, teacher: Perfect
attendance during the term, Winfred
Berry, Adine Farnum, David Hannum
GLADYS Smith, Helen Smith, Edna Tar
bell, Ada Wheeler and Sybil Williams
(since she entered at Christmas time)
absent one day during the term, Lucy
Clemens and Maxine Howard.
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SOUTH VERNON.

Many are housed with severe colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buffum are both quit,
sick.
The meetings have been well attended
the past week,
Mrs. Hattie Blodgett returned to vii
mington last Saturday.
Miss Maria Alexander OF Dummerstor
Is working at Samuel Faiman's.
Rev. Herbert Buifum has returned home
to help care for his sick parents.
Mr.. Martineau is improving in the hos
pital and is expected home next week.
Mrs. Frank Hunt and daughter, Ger
trude, Of Brattleboro are guests at w, II
Newton's.
Frank Corners has finished work foi
Frank Stark and Guy johnson has taken
his place for few weeks.
Mrs. Allen johnson was taken suddenly
i'll with appendicitis last Saturday and was
taken to the hospital for treatment,
At the all.day meeting Wednesday the
regular speakers were assisted by Rev, n
+. Smith and A. =. FIT OF Northfeld
Rev John Graham OF Gill; and Robert
McMillen of Mt. llemon.
Evangelist Curric and Mr.. Pauuetto
took charge Of the opening exercises at
the Sage chapel last Friday morning in
Mortified, Mass. Mr. Currie gave a short
address to the young women.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03
WILMINGTON.

Amasa Grout is taking a business trip te
Boston.
James Russell and H. B. Dix each lost a
horse lately.
Frank Chlds has been on the sick list
the past week.
Mrs. John Fowler has been on the sick
list the past week.
William and L. II. Barber OF Brattleborc
were in town this week.
Wales Cheney attended the dance al
Readsboro Friday evening.
Edward Willard Of New York visited
relatives in town the past week
Mrs. Ellsworth Corkins of Jacksonville
is visiting at Clarence Corkins's.
Miss Helen Buell. has returned from a
weeks visit at Mrs. Flint BisselPs.
o. o. Ware was in North Adams or
business Wednesday and Thursday.
George Jacobs and little daughter, Mar
jorie, are spending week at Bradford, vt
Ernest Devoid spent Sunday with his
mother at New Haven Junction, vt.
Horace Fowler of Charlestown, Mass.
visited his brother, John, recently.
Mrs. Ernest Harris returned home Sat
urday evening from visit in Stamford
VT.
Miss Beth Follett is assisting her uncle
A. M. Crosier, at the station at Reads
boro.
The Ladies' Aid of the Universalist
church met with Mrs Perry Davis Thurs
day.
Mr.. Elbridge of the North Adams
Wholesale grocery was IN town Wednes
day.
Miss Sara Holbrook of Fitchburg is Wis
ting her father, Fred Holbrook, at the
Mills.
d. O. Butterfeld has returned from
Montpelier and has resumed his duties at
the bank.
Miss Chrystal Crosier Of Readsboro Wis
tied at her parents, Mrs. w. w. Foiietts
over Sunday
Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs F. S. Crafts
and Mrs. Henry Rice entertained at 5OC
the past week.
Greeley Brown, who has been attending
the Albany Business college, has been very
sick with typhoid fever. He is now at the
North Adams hosital.
A number of the members of the Y. P
9. U. of Jacksonville drove up Sunday tc
attend the special services vi tHc OhoI
held at the Universalist church.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
church met with Mrs. f. e. Medbury
Thursday. The society will serve ar
oyster supper at the church Feb. I.
Miss Matilda Goulding entertained
number of friends Tuesday evening at.
500 party. Mrs F. S. Crafts was the win
ner. Dainty refreshments were served.
Oscar Stowe, who was formerly a resi-
dent of this town and lived in the Ra
ponda district, died Jan. 20, at Waverly
Mass, where he had lived for number OF
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ware, Mrs. Frank
Fitch and Miss Mabel Fitch, Mrs. l., L
Page. DR.. j. T. Wheelock and Miss Flora
Brown were among the visitors to North
Adams the last week.
Word has been received here of the
death at Los Angeles, Cal, on Jan. %, Of
Mrs. Rhoda johnson. Mrs. johnson was
formerly a resident Of this town but had
made her home for the past few years
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Chain
The body will be brought to Bennington
for burial
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03
GUILPORD.

The trustees of Christ Church Gene
terv association will meet at &. +
Miller S Feb. 9 at y. m.
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Waterman. anc
daughter, LemyIa, left yesterday for 9
two,weeks' visit in Providence, X. /.
The board of civil authority will meet
at the town hall Feb. 6 at p. m. fol-
abatement of taxes. The auditors meet
the following day at n. m.
George w. Fran kiln got his third fall
ON the ice few days ago, receiving
many severe bruises. The Oldest inhabi.
tant never saw such winter for ice
before.
Mrs. d. G.. Baker has been housed for
some weeks with the prevailing bron'
chial cold Her son, Arthur Baker, who
lives at home, has been partial ly dis
abled lately from fall on the ice.
Mrs. John +. Gale and little sons
are spending the week in Putney, on
account of the illness of her mother
Mrs. G. A. Kerr, Miss Alice Nj. Thorn
as is acting as housekeeper during the
absence of Mrs Gale.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03
EAST DOVER.

G. S. Sherman is visiting his children
in Providence, II. !.
ID. NJ. Hale OF Jamaica spent Saturday
and Sunday with his family here.
Mrs. Alice johnson spent three days
last week with relatives in Guilford Cen.
ter and Brattleboro.
The East Dover Military band will hold
concert and sugar eat at the chapel next
Friday evening, Feb. 10.
The two youngest children OF Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Putnam are i'll. G. j. Lazelle is
also housed with the prevailing distemper
Mrs. Mary A. Goodell and Fred Goodell
have bought the barn and land of George
Hale, situated near their house in this vii
age, occupied by w. II. Moore.
Mrs. w. d. Howe and Marion Howe re-
turned Monday from two-weeks' visit
among relatives in Providence, r. l.,
Greenfield and Amherst, Mass, and Brat
tleboro.
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GUILPORD CENTER.

G. II. Waite Of West Wardsboro is Wis
iting his brother, III. T. Waite.
The board of civil authority will meet
in the town hall, Monday, Feb. 6.
William Hudson of Brattleboro was Q
guest at the Springs farm over Sunday.
The next regular grange meeting viii
be held Saturday, Feb. II, when the third
and fourth degrees will be conferred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Clark returned
Monday from Waterbury, VT, after spend
ing week with their son, George A
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McClue returned
Thursday after visit OF several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.
Clark.
Miss Bessie Castle of South London
derry and S. NJ Hossicker of Philadelphia
visited at Daniel Lyons from Saturday
until Monday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03

Mrs. F. o. Downs is slowly recover
| inn from her recent illness.
Miss Beatrice Howard is working in
| Brattleboro for DR.. w. II. Lane.
Mrs. Margaret Bennett of Brattle-
| boro' is at Brook farm, guest of Mrs.
f. II. Miller.
Mrs. Charles +. Ghdden died at her
home on the Putney road Monday after
noon. A notice of her death will be
found elsewhere.
A party of eight went from East
Dummerston to Williamsville Friday
evening to be present at the dedication
of the new grange hall.
The Ladies club will meet Thursday
afternoon, Feb. 8. with Miss Alice G..
Laughton, and an invitation is given to
the gentlemen and Others to come for
the evening festivities.
Congregational church, Dummerston
Center, Sunday morning services at
/ 10.45, conducted by the pastor. Rev..
Charles River. Christian Endeavor
meeting in the evening.
Oh, for snow! So farmers can draw
their wood and lumbermen no longer be
obliged to keep their teams in idleness,
and all might enjoy sleighing and visit
ing with never thought of accident
Hoyt T. Spaulding was quite badly
hurt last week while unloading proven,
der from his wagon. He slipped and
fell, striking against a plank and Sc,
yerely iniuring his side shoulder and
head. Several ribs were cracked, and
he is in a disabled condition that 1t
will take time to repair.
Forest Hall came up from Mt. Her
mon Saturday evening to pass Sunday
with the home people. Meanwhile his
young friends had planned to give him
surprise in honor of his birthday an.
niversary The project was carried out
I; by a gathering in the vestry, to which
/ Forest was invited. A social time, with
| PLAYS, etc., was the first part of the pro
gram. Then supper was served in the
hail, for the 20 guests. Three beauti-
| full birthday cakes were conspicuously
placed upon the table-one for Forest
Hall, another for Edwin Hall (who had
Just passed his birthday anniversary,
and still another for Ernest Ray
Whose birthday was few days later).
Two others of the guests present kept
discreet silence that new year in
their lives began the previous day.
The surprise of the evening was the
presentation of desirable gift-a Joint
testimonial of his friends-to Mr.. Hall,
the guest of honor The presentation
was made by Miss Eta Hawkins, in a
neat little speech. and pleasantly ac-
cepted by the recipient, Mr.. Hall.
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EAST DUMMERSToN.
Death of Mrs. D. w. Gates.

Mrs. Emily (Ormsbeel Gates, n,
wife of Daniel W. Gates, died Monday
morning about 2 o clock, after long
and painful illness. Mrs Gates is sur.
vived by her husband and six children:
Mrs. George Fisher of this town, Mrs.
Burt Reed of Putney, Miss Luna Gates.
Miss Sarah Gates and Ira Gates of
Dummerston, and Mrs. Wilson Winches-
ter of Newfane; also sister, Miss
Julia Ormsbee, and two brothers,
Charles Ormsbee of this town and Al
bert Ormsbee of Springfield, Mass. Flu
neral services were held at the home
Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Roy
Houphton of Brattleboro ofliciated. Z.
II. Miller sang beautiful selections.
The beautiful floral tributes evidenced
the love and devotion of her family
and respect and sympathy of friends.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03
WEST DOVER.

Representative 0. E. Hill has returned
home from Montpelier
w. Frank Jones was in town one day
last week on business.
Mrs. N. D. Alexander returned home
from Mortified last week,
William Harris came home from Reads
boro Saturday night, returning Monday
The high wind Monday blew nearly all
the roofing off from Jim McCreas barn.
Edwin Dennison has finished his work
for William Upton and has returned to
his home in Wilmington.
There was party at Henry Quinn,s last
Friday night, it being Mrs. Quinn'ss birth
day. Although it was a rainy night a
good number were present.
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Ethel Proctor is i'll with tonsilitis.
~! als; Ella Leonard returned on Thursday
a., MISS Gertrude Ball is able to be out
and call on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 0. Perbam are at the
lnn In Barre, Mass.
wall. MN. D : Lyman has been i'll the past
week with bronchitis.
Mrs.. Bessie White has returned to
"Sn from Clifton Springs.
sister, tt,s B Hessie Simonds is the guest of her
'@Sf' Mrs Lawrence Lazelle.
s| s.aiEPTura9gng reports are received of
M Aveyh Halls improving health.
v, lnt Unity Dramatic club will hold a
W. social next Tuesday evening.
da "I, Ae9drick Of Amherst visited his
i svsu'er' Mrs, c. L. Williams, last Fri
Spr Grs, !. T. Cummings went to the
rtoHs 1elu hospital Wednesday for an ope-
At ' tSs Gl9la Henry has finished her work
Adams '''pO'''ge and returned to North
ne Ms' otis and Mrs. Dresser were wit
Monday III 'Ae Clark case at Greenfield last
W ar,i David HOWE is at his home on
b C eveelarnEaf nq e having closed his work
tB sfy H. }. v, Brown preached again at
BnfsI%o" lla aeSe Presbyterian church of
nsre h 1lI |. Ware has come from West
dali, AZ r 70 care for Miss Pamela Ken
bali ', NerTTiil be an entertainment at Stone
Sturgis" on evening by Miss Mabel Lyon
' 40 on Folk Songs.
hst MC Ce99e0n was held at the seminary
who ents gay evening for the u new girls
s.stiag 6i q aO Of MI. Hermon is as
Ing Mr. St ne Mortified hotel office dur
vas be gId' n. meeting of Harmony lodge
Inst des den Wednesday evening to work the
At the sdr; Was held Monday evening
Gents VIII p'lary for the dozen new stu
Atbn, entered this term.
Nuadman, secretary of the
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03
SOUTH HALIFAX.

CT. Clark returned from weeks vaca-
ton Sunday.
Miss Grace Learned is working for Wal
ter Brown of Wilmington.
George Newstead has position as fire.
man at the steam mill in Heath.
NJ C. Harris is hauling the baled hay
from the Tucker place this week.
Mrs. Eva Miles, who has been i'll with
pneumonia, is much better. The trained
nurse is still with her.
Most of the family of Levi Mitchell are
III this week. DR.. Mather of Colrain at
tends them, making the trip in his auto.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03
WEST GUILFORD.

Miss Maria Thurber is i'll with .quinsy
sore throat and is under the doctors care
Mr.. and Mrs. George Codding went Sat
urday to Greenfield to visit Mr. Codding'
aunt. Mrs. Vesta Martin. They returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Hattie Fisher returned to hel
home in Townshend last week Thursday
after spending two weeks with hel
mother, Mrs. William Akley.
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Description of Red Mems Hall.

Red Mems hall, which is now about
completed, is on the south side of Parker
avenue, Just south of the Unitarian
church. Though its external appearance
B not beautiful it is well planned, thor
Eughly built and commodious. The build
fng Is G2xSG feet, of wood, with cement
The first floor contains q
fOom for store, which has already been
engaged, large dining hall and kitchen
|ldne second floor has a hall 36x36 and a
l2ioot stage, There are also two waiting
|Eooms The hall has seating capacity Of
|So' The building is to be heated by q
furnace which is now being installed. II
|n IN already been wired for electricity
There are two exits, front and back
lana 1t Is built throughout accord
ing to state laws. The hall will be
used by the Order of Red Men and rented
70 other organizations. The Mortified
|Nange expects to hold its meetings there
Mr. Wallet had the contract for the
found and Edgar Aldrich for the
obstruction of the building. The cost
NnPn wholly completed will be $500.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03
LEYDEN.

The next church sociable will be We We,
ne ahe n evening Feb. s, at the town hall;
Mr. Bardwell of Brattleboro is M spenFF
;na ms some a time with his daughter, Mrs. 4
r. Foster. ,.,,, e Ram
or IMt, NV were over-Sunday guests OF MI
an I'M Mrs o. D. Doolittle, and the parry
went wen to Springfield Monday. :, ;, wv
G. r Severance, w. A. Campbell, H. d. w ",
~ M r Severance attended the meeting
az ofd tb M Fruit Growers association ;d ane
q Farmers 1ne institute at Colrain, Friday
Jan. 81.
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GROVE.

EFF Evans has sold his oxen to l. L.
Hall.
Charles Wilkinson fell on the ice re
Gently and cracked rib.
Charles Prouty is on the gain and the
nurse has returned home.
Andrew Worden, who has been ill with
pneumonia, is much improved.
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[orthfeld, Mass.



f'yys',,r6ll grange has issued it's
be NS, N.Y., IN, wear under the direction
gan Maud i Montague, lecturer II Is us
o% Wmt most profitable Tor the
{lb j. Fsrpgr Cucumbers, Sweet
Sm anu jW Products! What Is the
a6e's .1n..i6n Valentine Surpr,se,, by
peru 1Fsb y Town History, ana ira
aee' Nbt Mortified men have done
lons lin rns ,hc world better. The
Hardf' Kim m History. Anecdotes OF
|Hihaasi4i Wemtn, Past or Present
|uhhelad ,I,,,, G,p our schools furnish a
|Hph II .i.,l riurltiouy The best educa'
p Farmer boy. or grl. y, r.
p 10y Rn & T., Wilson, MISS Hun
pgani ~ y Poultry Evening. The
|pn Mo'i, ,,igeiun OF Poultry. sur,
e airG,',,gnmrpt April ll-Should
'e i| W. IA produce rs lar as possible
lnne's y" .,,.nm,, DIN make a speciality oil
they ,nT. rrrMlinute Papers.An
q" cygggs An Ideal Farm, IN Idea,
a ' ,n ldai Husband, An ideai
Pc. W,,5m An Ideal Home, April -
lo~ S H,;ss Eytn.ng. Entertainment by
onll,,l9, members, May 9-Com'
I u.'r .,nirc Entertainment by the
luRg 'memhrls Nav 23-An Even
NY u ,m.ic The influence OF music on
,o,,er and the place 1t should nave IN
l'G I.ms. Music ia charge OF tour mem
2 hOI I,n. n -Nrighbors Evening. June
r. 'g,s Pests ard Their Extermlna'
|-iI sS,'tr pests. shade Tree Pests.
r %a nj our Fruit Trees. Grange
h'i'' INV &c hildren's Evening
".l Home Evening. What can we
:, make om homes more comiortlng'
l ..;bj and inviting? Health ana Home
.,,% Reading, Sept. l2-Massa'
lD NY. uer great and noted citizens,
l's,s drawn from the lives OF our
s'ou' Men u, hon Call. Members to re.
ea l %;th funny story or pay five
l|s Onu S Sent % Dairy Evening. Which
-, mare profitable in our section
ell Milk, Butter or Creams
.;,,6on naiv Supper. Oct. 10
,.Io. eypectcl from Massachusetts,
r gsn, College. oct. 2i-Past Mas
!, ry1n;ng What can our Grange do
|r,rj making our town more attractive!
smg al Onr Order. Grange Influence
'- ipe,Ss.ation In charge Of Past Mas.
l.. Nav II Program TO be ANNOUNCED
|or oS-An Evening on Forestry. The
w.. and fine Farm. Ought our timber
III ho tayed at their full value? ORA.
NY w r,iort,ir,paut Dec. 12-ElectiOn
0GrerS Dec. 2G-Are Farmers keep
noCe with The rest OF the world in
[Ser All knowledge and improved Methods?
4 Farmars wives have all the modern
|Dvenences they might have, and If not,
|hy not;
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03
MARLBORO.

Senator Il. =. Adams has returned from
Montpelier,
Marion Dalrymple is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Il. +. Adams.
George Hues is again confined 10 his
house and under the doctors care.
Mr.. Gulick has moved his goods to the
farm he recently bought OF Peter Plant.
The Branch school closed Saturday,
after very successful term. Many hope
that Mrs. Metcalf will return for the
spring term.