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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17

Mn. Sherwood, went TO New YORK sa'"f
day. an
Mrs. A. W. Rawson has been quite ill,
Her mother, Mrs. Henson y caring '"'
her
T. A. Melcndy was in Brattleboro Tues
day 10 attend meeting oil the bfsit'"V'V
Trust company,
The last in the series 81 social dances
viii be held in the town hall satuiu'S
evening, March N.
/. q, Wilbur Is confined to the bed pr
llu,eltinc came Wednesday m eohsnl'e
ton with DIR. Borland.
.i,m,. Underwood loaded car Of pnta,
toes the tirsi Of the week. The price paul
vas - cents per bushel'
Clyde Young came from Gardner, Mass
SATURDAY. fOr an indefinite stay WIN nv
mother, Mr, |. II. Gale
There will be an organ recital at we
Methodist church next Week. Inc uAte
and final arrangements have mol been com
pleted,
4 very fine Estey organ has been placed
in tho Methodist church this week trle
Landry came mp from Brattlcbofo to SET
IL up. ~
mere nNt~ lAftfl u HNNsA a"'F 4.t "a i.
veel Nearly all the farmers have their
orchards tapped and a good deal oil sugar
has been made
The fifth anniversary of Kent Eebeklh
lodge. No. 80. was observed al The Icsaa'
Ian meeting Thursday evening, March y.
Letters 81 greeting aud good wishes were
read from many friends Of the order an III.
Guiding assembly aud grand lodge, onieers
,.t a,J treaput 4 program winch IN
Tluded several musical numbers was rem
dercd aud was much enjoyed hy all pres.
ent. Refreshments were served after inc
meeting.
Hooker Nomans Relief corps will serve
a sumner in Farnum hall Saturday even.
Inc. March -. Hash, Griddle cakes with
new maple syrup and all the good things
which make the W. Il. G. snppem so "a.
NOUS will be on the menu March ~ be-
inc the 9Gth anniversary Of Hooker corps,
the supper viii be FOLLOWED. by an inter Ter
esting program under the direction OF the
COINS Patriotic instructor. Miss Mary
Pierce. supper from $50 TO o'clock.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17

same church he will speak ON the topic
II Graft ia the Nation more Harmful
than lnismperaneef
The Independent Order Of Forester
held It's regular meeting last Monday even
ing &C the home of d., +. l., osgood, whei
Il WAS voted 10 send resolutions 10 thu
family ii Chief Ranger Abner q, Bristol
and 10 pay al outstanding bills, II wa,
found that this organization Is IN good
financial condition,
The Dlnhard post, q. 4. H., held il,
regular meeting in Masonic hall last sat
mday afternoon, There was a good at
tendance. and the post voted 10 place
markers on the graves III all soldiers IN
their jurisdiction. Anyone knowing Of The
grave OF a Revolutionary or Mexican wal
soldier will brstow favor on the post 10y
informing Col ". II Miles.
The Dofeas guild held its regular meet
ing last "Wednesday afternoon in the Con
prrgntinna Vestp Twenty members were
IN attendance aud MIS- Moses Grout aud
hlts. Charles II. Evans had charge OF the
supper The lIadassah league and the
potcas guild expect to put a play ON The
stage the first week In April, the pro
rerds Ia he used for singing books Tot the
union services In the evening.
The grange held ih regular meeting last
Friday evening, when appropriate resolu,
tions were passed on the recent death ol
James q. Toilette. Two members were re.
instatcd aud -four others applied for mem
hefship The program was ~ follows
Singing bl Mn, George llehb; reading
Mr.. lyman Gale, singing. Mrs George
llebb. Ii was followed by the rehearsal OF
The play entitled. Sarah's Young Man,
which will be- given ia public this tftl,
dayl evening
The regular meeting OF the Order Of
Eastern star was held in Masonic hall
Inst "Wednesday evening. Grand Patron
Spauling Of Ludlow and District Deputy
Howard OF Bellows Falls, also Deputy
Grand Matron Mrs. Grace I. Richardson
Of Nilllamsyillc were in attendance, with
80 members. After the initiation OF one
candidate the usual inspection took place,
which was followed by a chicken-pie sup,
per. Al had delightful time, members
coming from Willamsville and West
BrattlghorO
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17
sTRATToN.
meath of Mrs. orrin Eddy.

Mrs Mary Jane Eddy, widow. OF the
late Orrin Eddy, died last ffld9y ~
III home of her son, Phineas EDDY;
Tbe cause az her death was cancer ana
nna tronble. She had been IN failing
health MI the winter, but her suiterIag
was horne with great f0rtltude. She
was devotedly cared for in her. last III
ness by her granddaughter, AFlie Eu9t'
and her son, Phineas. Her son, hugaI'
was also with her for abont a week pc
fore she died. Mrs. Eddy was 2 woman
of rare mental ability, and retained e eei
faculties TO remarkable degree 5ae
was n kind wife and mother, deYoted ~
nor family, and will be greatly missed
hy tbem ms well as by large circle OF
friends. Mrs. Eddy was born in Tut
new. July, 1880, and was the daughter
of James and Amy Moran: she was
the eldest of the family of nine ehll'
dren. four of whom are living: MRS
Catherine Williams of Rose Lawn, Cal
Mrs. Hattie Jones of Alstead. N. H.;
Mrs. JOttie Coates of Brattleboro, ana
William Moran of Albion. Mich. She
was married to Orrin Eddy and spent
most of her life in Stratton. or this
union -four children were born, two OF
whom are living: Edgar Eddy Of Proc,
torsville, n. H., and Phineas Eddy OF
this place. There are also nVe grahu,
children living. The funeral was held
at the house Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Board
man officiating. and was largely attend
ed. The following beautiful selections
were sung by Rev. and Mrs. Boardman,
Avis Waite. Mrs. p. A. Perry and c:
j. Allen: Does Jesus Care, Home of
the Soul, and Will the Circle Be I'm
broken. Rev. Mr.. Boardman spoke
words of comfort to the mourning
friends and relatives. The floral offer
ings were many and beautiful, mutely
testifying to the great love and esteem
in which she was held. Burial was in
the Eddy cemetery. The sympathy of
all is extended to the sorrowing ones in
their hour of bereavement.
Sugarmakers are busy these days.
Edgar Eddy returned to Proetorsvilie
Monday.
NJ. Z. Putnam is helping his brother,
Guy. in sugaring.
Miss Minnie Wheeler is working for
Mrs. f. A. Eddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Thomas ard
two children spent a few days in Will
mington, returning home Monday.
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WEST wARDsBoRo.

Some of the farmers have begun
sugaring.
Miss Hattie Waite of Brattleboro is
visiting at HI. A. Waite s.
Mrs. Gale of Brattleboro recently
visited at W. S. Boardman s.
Mrs. Alice johnson and Rexford
johnson of East Dover, Mr.. and Mrs.
z. Q. Robinson and Floyd Robinson of
East, Jamaica visited at F. L. Adams s
Sunday.
Fred Smith Of Weathersfeld visited
at ". j. Davidson s last week. Mr..
Smith recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Brattleboro Me-
mortal hospital.
A missionary program entitled the
Waiting Isles will be given in the
church at the morning service Sunday.
It will be of much interest. Cuba and
Porto Rico are the islands referred to.
There will be several musical selec.
tions, among which will be the Cuban
national hymn. An Offering will be
taken. All are invited to attend this
service
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WILLIAMSVILLE.

Mrs. Frank Perry is on the sick list
Mrs. c. +. Park has been i'll with
grin the past week.
Perley Prouty went to Halifax Mon
day 10 stay until after suguring,
Florence LaXelle went TO Leland
Gray seminary for the spring term
Monday.
/. S. Machol and d. S. Derby went to
Brattloboro Wednesday evening TO at
tend Seven Days.
1t was voted at grange meeting
Tuesday evening to hold Fourth OF
July celebration again this year
II. A. Williams, A. j. Morse and
j. r. Lewis have charge of social
and sugar supper in Grange hall
April |.
Fred Cole of Whitman, Mass, who is
on a three.months furlOugh from the
United States navy, is visiting his
uncle, George X. Temple
Harold Sherman. who is spending
some time with his father. X. Nj. Shef.
man, in Shipman. Va, was n guest Mt
a. n. Sherman Monday night.
Mrs. j. T.. MeCarty. Miss Annie
Pierce and Miss Jennie Hescock went
TO Townshend Monday evening to at.
tend party at Richard Pierce's.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Stratton, Mr.,
and Mrs. T.. H. Richardson, Mrs. \. N.
sherman and Mrs. George Nj. Love
went TO Townshend Wednesday evening
to attend meeting of the Eastern
star.
Tuesday evening. March IS. viii be
observed as neighbors night in the
grange. when Newfane grange will be
the guests and will present the pro-
gram. The members of the grange
here win serve supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Stratton had a
very interesting program after the
grange meeting Tuesday evening. Mrs.
w. Il. Nichols gave recitation, Back
ward, Turn Backward. and Rock Me to
Sleep, which was illustrated by tab.
leaux. Mrs. W. +. Wheeler aecompa,
MED on the auto harp.
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JAMAICA.
Mr.. McField is in town,

1 MI ACI ltlb 10 III Nphhf
Mrs. Kate Abbott is in town.
Mrs. Lucy Kellogg is expected home
! Saturday.
Henry Gardner visited at his home
this week.
Roy Rawson was at home the first of
/ the week.
GUY Nelson of Townshend spent Sun.
| day in town.
Some new sugar has been brought IN.
| but the season has not vet really begun.
Mrs. r. J. Daggett goes to New
millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parsons of
Wardsboro visited at J. A. Muzzy s
| Thursday.
Mrs. Harold Muzzy of Westfieli,
Mass, came Monday to visit Mr.. Muz-
zy's parents.
Nina Gleason returned from Wards.
boro Tuesday accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs, Knight.
Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday
evening. Topic. The Dangerous Uses of
Money. There will be no leader.
The Ladies Industrial society will
observe st. Patrick's day by q supper
served in the church parlors Friday.
Mrs. Annie Boynton and son, Alva,
of Cambridge called on friends and
relatives in town the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page of Chicopee Falls
are expected Saturday night to spend
a few days with their cousin, Flora
Howard
The Ladies aid met with Mrs. L. L.
Ellis Wednesday. Owing to the alb
sence of the president and vice presi
dents no regular meeting was held, but
tea was served by Mrs. Ellis.
At the business meeting of the Chris
tian Endeavor Thursday night the fol
lowing officers were elected: President,
Edith Clark; vice president, Mrs. A. w.
Thomas; secretary, Beatrice Emerson:
treasurer J. S. Robinson; lookout com
mittee, Miss E. w. Prouty, Lila Kings.
bury, Fannie Ballard; prayer meeting
committee, Mrs. Soper, Mrs. Aiken,
Mrs Wellman; social committee, Mrs.
Mabel Boynton, Beatrice Emerson,
Lila Kingsbury, Fannie Ballard; flower
committee, Viola Bemis. After the
meeting social hour was enjoyed and
refreshments were served. Among the
refreshments was a freezer of ice cream
donated by Mrs. George Clark and
Edith, part Of which went to members
who were i'll and unable to attend.
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SOUTH NEWFANE.

Harry Whitaker was a Sunday guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Whit
aker.
John Metcalf was an over-Sunday
visitor at William Mellen in Brattle.
boro.
Mrs. Jenkins of South Londonderry
visited her niece, Mrs, Herbert c.
Bingham. last week.
Rev. z. G. Clarke will preach Sunday
on the topic. A Sudden Conversion
Which Was Lasting.
Edward Moore, who formerly lived
at John Worden s, has been at Samuel
H. Morse's this week.
Mrs. Church of Barre arrived from
Boston Saturday and is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Z. H. Metcalf.
Mrs hubert w. Shepard went Tues
visit her brothers and other relatives.
George Prouty and son, who have
been working at Daniel Hale s mill in
Jamaica, have returned to their Brook
side home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray L. Brooks left
Monday for Suffield, Conn, where Mr..
Brooks has entered the employ of
Ebenezer N. Stratton on his stock
farm.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Guy Perry, formerly of this place, and
Miss Charlotte Worthington of Aga
wan, Mass, March 80, at noon, at the
home of the brides parents.
The Ladies Benevolent society will
meet with Mrs. John E. Morse next
Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs. Morse,
Mrs. Abbie M. Kelsey and Mrs. Erwin
H. Metcalf as hostesses. A cordial in
vitation is extended.
Wheeled vehicles became suddenly
popular Monday, as if by common con-
sent. Later snowstorm of several
inches and a return of Jack Frost
caused them to hibernate again and
yesterday sleds and sleighs were in
general use.
Members of the primary class Of the
Baptist Sunday school were given a
sleigh-ride last Friday afternoon by
their teacher, Mrs. Lee Love, who
served supper for them at her home
upon their return. The class has begun
a red and blue contest.
Yesterday deer fingered for a few
moments on the parsonage lawn, and
was not alarmed at opening Of the door
but at the approach of traveller in the
street bounded across the branch and
into Frank Moss 3 garden, pausing to
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

III. A, Rabbit has new Estey piano.
Gladys Hall went to Brattleboro Satur
day.
Aida Benson visited in Jamaica part Of
last week
Mrs Borland was in Brattleboro part
of last week.
J.. Fl. Gale is confined to the house this
week with grip.
Orrin Hughes Of Brattleboro was in
town over Sunday.
M. j. Howard and FL. P. Reed were out
of town on business Tuesday
George L. Smith attended the automo.
bile show in Boston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gordon visited in
Manchester Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Hoffecker of Philadelphia has been
a guest at c. A. Castles this week.
Mrs. S. M. Holden was quite i'll the first
of the week, but is on the gain now.
Mrs. A. e. Cudworth and her sister,
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ONLY ONE.
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EAST JAMAICA.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. Robinson visited
at +. L. Adams IS in West Wardsboro
Sunday,
Mrs. Ellen Howard of Putney is q
guest of her brother. N. F. Pierce. also
visiting other relatives.
The Leland and Gray students re.
sumed their studies this week, after a
short vacation of one week.
Mrs. Lillian Palmer has finished work
for Mrs. Il. D. Robinson and returned
to her work in South Newfane.
Allen and Gleason were in Jackson
vile this week, Pearl Potter doing
their chores during their absence.
Mrs. Carrie Ryan of Syracuse, N. Y,
is at her brothers., G.. w. Doane S,
caring for their mother, who is quite i'll.
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WEST DUMMERsToN
A Poverty Ball.

On the 9th Of March, which will soon
be here
We extend invitations to friends far and
near.
10 celebrate 1911 by accepting this
chance
And attending the marvellous Poverty
Dance.
As usual the tickets are fifty cents,
Which price is in keeping with patches
and rents,
So should a half dollar to us be entrusted,
Wen return you card so you'll not be
From rag-bag and attic bring forth your
old clothes,
Appropriate rigs will be found among
those;
Sew on few patches, hunt up an old
hat,
IT'S a Poverty Ball, and you're well fixed
for that.
As usual. spectators will find seats for a
smile,
So everyone come and enjoy it Z. while;
AT a quarter past eight, at West Dunn
merston Grange hall,
We ask you to come to our Poverty Ball
Don't forget the poverty ball in Grange
hall March "a.
L. ]. Slocum is again housed with bad
attack OF rheumatism.
Ellis johnson went to work for J..
Grover of Bratteboro Tuesday.
Mrs. A. II. Eldridge of Fishers Island,
n. y, visited Mrs. B. G. Baldwin last
week.
George Willard and Hollis Butterfeld
are working for d. NJ Barber of Brattle.
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Goodell of Brattle.
boro were over-Sunday guests OF Nj. X.
Huntley.
Mr.. Webb and family of Holyoke, Mass,
have rented the Lamson cottage and are
to occupy it right away.
Charles Wilkins has this week pur-
chased the Ashley homestead, but does
not intend to occupy it at present
Mrs Lillian Lamson of Worcester,
Mass. has been spending the past week
with her sister, Mrs. Z. A. O'Brien.
While saving slab boards last Saturday
S. S. Washer received cut near the eye,
One of the slabs flew and hit him. The
cut is about two inches long.
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look back. then ascending the bank and
heading for the woods.
Mrs. Lee Love. with Mr.. and Mrs,
Leslie 4. stratton, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II.
Richardson. and Mrs. A, n. sherman OF
Williamsyille attended the regular
Eastern Star, ut Townshend Wednes'
day evening. The occasion was the
official visit Of Grand Patron Arthur
Spaulding of Ludlow. District Deputy
Grand Matron Mrs, Grace I. Richard
son of Milliamsyille, aud District Dep
uty Grand Patron Howard of Bellows
Falls. During the social hour chick
en'piu supper was served. Yesterday
the three grand officers went 10 Jack,
sOnyille. where they were entertained
bY the .. y. :, chapter Of that place
last evening
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17

tt.nbald fever. She was the vile OF Del'
III 'Isfts who died about III years aR"i
snd thr daughter Of Albert Needhan.i ~. w.
s",yiycs and has made his home win w.
e. ~ mast few years. She ~ also sutNls
al T.. four sons Harry who WIN ms VII
and sister. Mildred, have tshhetp ,eli.,s
sar lis mother ia her last illness dnllns
Who n located in the west, ana iiatia'iu
ma Will al Brattlcboro, aud Two uauHn
aa,s Alice. wife OF A. X, Rice OF nIattie,
horo. and Mildred Of thl. place she ny
i"avos one grandehild. Carroll kev, "hy
me- sister. Mrs. Warner Spear hoth 10y
u,ot,leboro. She was a kind mother alu
neIghbor. ready and willing 10 hep onanIv',
Shc had cared Tor many smh,l e h'iii
Nm, were left motherlcss ana hone'g,ii
WncL sympathy is felt Tor the pe'r''e'
ones. .,..,,I.1 a the
uatbodist church Wednesday AFTERNOON,
nov Cd Il. Newton officiating, Butla ", wa wa
beside her husband in East Dover lhe'e
were many beautiful iioWefs'
Lester Noore Of Rrattlehoro came l les,
la, M helm hi father through sngaIng
N, aud Mrs. q. White Of Nardsbo'o
,ra y;siting few days ut Rna Adamss;
Mn BertLn Bemis of BraltloboIo
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, = H.
''g AiEe Brown is working Tor Mrs, Alice
Inh"son in suraring. Edna Moore - helG
inc Mrs. L, T.. Neaw. N
Nlnnifrcd Sherman and Mrs ~ ~,
II,i. returned home Thursday night ailet
snendne a week with relatives N Spring
field. Mass
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WINDHAM,

The first wagon made its appearance
Monday.
L. L. Lawrence suffered slight
shock Monday.
Mrs. r. 0. Smith is entertaining a
brother from Saxtons River.
%. D. Parker and John Gould re-
turned from Boston last week with
seven horses.
Keith and Harry Carleton of West
minister visited at their uncle's, FL. l..
Gould s last week.
julius Frederick finished work at
Londonderry Saturday and commenced
work for John Gould Monday.
Everett Southwick, who has spent
the winter with his sister. Mrs. E. K.
Bridges, leaves for his former home the
last of the week.
Myron M. ingalls,, who has traps set
for hedgehogs. found two woodchncks
in his traps March 10. On Feb. Is he
saw large frog in an open spring.
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WARDsBORo.

Henry Rexford of Swanzey was an
over.Sunday guest at A. M. Farnum s
Addison Kidder and Levi Howard
returned to their school in Townshend
Tuesday morning.
The A. z. club will meet with Mrs
+. Underwood next Thursday after
noon. All are cordially invited.
Miss Nina Gleason returned to ia.
maica Tuesday afternoon. Her aunt
Mrs. Fl. L. Knight, accompanied her.
Lewis Pike of Brattleboro and Lee
Pike of Townshend were over-Sunday
guests of their mother, Mrs. Lila Pike.
Miss Louise Speckman and her sis
ter, Florence, of Keene, N. H., spent a
week at A. M. Farnum IS, returning
Monday morning.
Vermont grange, No. 1879, held very
interesting meeting Tuesday evening.
Two candidates were instructed in the
third and fourth degrees, after which
a bountiful repast was served. The
next meeting will be held in two weeks.
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WEST ToWNsHENp.

Charles Carr was in BrattleboTo on
fishing trip the first of the week.
Elmer Harris has returned to Brat
teboro, after spending week with his
brother, Lueius Harris.
Walter Harris has been spending a
few DAYS with his uncle, l., j. Harris
and is now working for Walter Eddy
nj TownShend.
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EAST DOVER.
Death of Mrs. Stella A. 1efts

to learn of the death of Mrs, Stella q
Jefts, "a, which occurred about III o'clocl
Sunday evening. She had been in falling
health for several months but had beer
seriously. i'll with complication Of dis.
eases about five weeks, ending with
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17
SOUTH WINDHAM.

Mrs. L. A. Robinson is suffering with
grip.
Fercy Blake of Chester was in town
Tuesday.
The farmers are busy getting ready
for sugaring.
Miss Bernice Smith is visiting in
Saxtons River.
E. w. Robinson Of Cambridgeport
has been in town this week.
L. E. Jenison recently took bust
ness trip to Springfield, Mass.
The singing schools, taught by Merle
Willis of Jamaica, closed Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Torrey has been entertaining
her brother from Sandy Hill, N. Y, for
few days.
Wortley Clough Of Saxtons River
was recent guest Of his sister, Mrs.
F. 0. Smith.
Mrs. Alva Harris is slowly convalesc-
ing, and is able to sit up for few miu-
utes each day.
Mrs. j. N. Shaw, who has beer III
with grip. is now suffering severely
with her head and eyes.
ing some time with his sister. Mrs. f..
K. Bridges. has returned to his home
in Bellows Falls.
The second of series of birthday
socials will be held Friday evening.
Those who are lucky enough to have a
birthday this month will be admitted
Free and those who are not will be
charged small admission Fee Re-
freshments of popcorn and homemade
candy will be served. It will take the
form of st. Patricks social.
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A Card.

We, the undersigned, dohereby agree
to refund the money on 50-cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if
it fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee 25-cent bottle~to prove
satisfactory or money refunded:
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SOUTH WARDSBORO,

Mr.. Smith, the lumberman, has
moved a portable steam mill to the
Reed place and expects to begin get.
ting out lumber soon.
Merle Stocker has been saving wood
for the farmers about here with a gaso.
lene engine. He sawed big pile last
week for Sidney Jones, and some for
Frank Gould.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17

Governor Mead has appointed Prof.
M. B. Cummings Of the University of
Vermont in Burlington as state inspector
of nurseries. He also appointed Rev. DR..
E. A. Bishop of Montpelier seminary, as
a member of the state board of education
to succeed Supt. 0. D. Mathewson Of
Barre.