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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-26
GUILFORD.

Mrs. Emma A. Warner Of Springfield
Mass, spent last week with her sister
Mrs. A. j. Belden.
Rev. Andrew Harper, IT.. of Brattle,
bOro will hold service in the Episcopal
church on next Sunday at go y. m.
Rev. Mr.. Goodhue of Brattleboro
will preach in the Congregational
church next Sunday, services beginning
at II a. m.
Mrs. G. A. Kerr returned TO her
home at Putnev last Sunday, after
spending three weeks with her dangh-
ter. Mrs. John E. Gale.
Mrs. Lucius Weatherhead who was
taken to Farren hospital last week for
an operation, is reported as being quite
comfortable and doing as well as
could be expected.
School in district No. 3 will be re.
sumed next Monday. May 20, after a
two weeks recess on account of meas
les, the teacher and several pupils hay-
ing been i'll with the disease,
A cream gatherer from the Amherst
Mass, creamery comes up twice a week,
by way of Leyden through South Gull.
ford and Weatherhead hollow to the
bridge near i. J. Huntley g, taking
most of the cream in that section.
The record for high temperature in
Nav was beaten to fragile last sun
day and Monday. when the mercury
rose to 80 and "a in the shade. Relief
came soon after sunset Monday night,
however, when cool breath came up
from the southeast and a, brisk thunder
shower Tuesday noon cleared the at
mosphere perceptibly, followed by a
gentle rain later that afternoon, con
tinuing through the night and We'd
nosday
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-26
WEST NoRTHFIELD.

Leslie Tyler was in Boston two days 'h's
week
Mrs. Sweet of Fitchburg was the guest
of Mrs. Corse over Sunday.
Miss Munn of Gill was recent guest OF
her cousin. Mrs. Gray johnson
Mrs. E. j. Madden and son, Donald iiI;,
have gone to Rouse's Point, N l. W WISH
her parents. louo
Mrs. G. P. Buffum and son, Gordon, nave
gone to Fishers Island Tor TWO weeks ie''
and pleasure. -, 80
w F. Hammond has sold his place , 10
Frank Doolittle and will move 10 WIZ
chester, N. III. -, n.
Rev A. E. Phelps will deliver the me.
mortal address next Sunday afternoon a'
the Vernon church. -, =
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Bolton and eng NJ VI
Ashnelot were the guests OF MT. anu Mis'
Arthur Bolton Sunday
Percy Buck, night operator at the sta,
+;on has a four-months' leave OF absence
and will 60 to Royalton, VT
Mrs Samuel Lamson of Huntington
.nan+ from Saturday until Monday WIFI
her, her mother. Mrs. William Strange
will RI Caldwell left Saturday for rev W
- !, Springfield and he then went 10
10y Msn,nton Beach, n. H., to commence Worh
TO-DAY as engineer in large hotel; NJ,
Miss Elsie Burnham and Samuel ss,, D. Mar Mar,
tnean both Of y West lest n Mepansb by Rev.
i = Phelps last Saturday afternoon AZ H.
o.clock The only guests present were ,S W.
and Mrs II. V. Martlneau ana and tra; S
Phelps. They left on the cioc nt,,rnad mod
# AT for e1.nna little trip pppb aHa reeepo
was Was given ths Mar Ct s1f where they will
A meeting Of the mothers and ,d the da men.
hers Of the Cradle Roll and junior o Fl tbe
@ nsla Of the Sunday school was R Red a A. Rs
hh N Wsdns'ahS s meeng With devotons
aps Mrs. Wa sP :Ds ss s.1 read Sere
p was general general discussion. Under the dlrec-
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to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Berry for a few
DAYS and will preach at the Baptist
church Sunday evening at Z o'clock.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The plans for memorial services are
as follows: SUNDAY, church union ser
vices will be held in the Baptist church
at l0.45 O clock, with sermon by Rev.
j. +. Berry. Col. w. II. Greenwood
post and the Woman s Relief corps,
Sons of Veterans. Spanish War vet
Grams, all old soldiers. and citizens of
the town are cordially invited to at
tend Post ana corps are requested to
meet at Masonic hall at ! o clock sun
dav afternoon. Col. w. II. Greenwood
post viii 90 to East Putney, where, SER
vice will be held at Pierce S hall, at
$50 o clock. Rev. ]. E. Noreross of
Boston. district secretary for New Eng
land of the American Baptist Home
Mission society. will speak. The pro
gram will also consist of music and reel
tations. The Brattlehoro drum corps
will be present. Pre-memorial services
will be held in the schools Monday
afternoon at ! o'clock. 1t is hoped
that as MANY as possible of the G. A. X.
and W. r. C. will attend. Tuesday
morning the G. A. r. will leave Putney
at clock TO attend services at Dunn
which will be held at o clock,
Upon their return TO Putney dinner
will be served them at u o clock in the
Masonic hall. Services will be held at
the town hall at clock Rev. Roy NJ.
Houghton of Brattlehoro. speaker. J.
Alden Sanford will give Lincoln's Ad-
dress at Gettysburg. Music will be fur
nished by Mrs H. i, Bailey and Mrs.
Roy ". Bailey of Bristol. The mem
hers of the post cordially invite the
Sons of Veterans and Spanish War vet
Grams to be present and do escort duty
also TO attend the dinner at noon. The
children Of the town are invited to
march TO the cemeteries Brattleboro
drum corps will be in attendance at
and Putney.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-26
WESTMINSTER.

Miss Eva Larkin went TO Springfield
last Saturday for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennette and son
of Springfield were at o. H. Fisher S
Sunday.
Several members of the family of E.
F. Lewis have been i'll with measles dur
ing the past month.
Mrs. George H. Howard and daugh-
ter have recently returned from visit
with friends in Springfield.
Mrs. George Spond and niece, Miss
GLADYS, went last week to Plattsburrg,
N. Y, for month IS stay with friends.
Nj" and Mrs. E. G. Whitman attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Willman's brother,
Charles Hamilton, in Windham, last
week.
Charles Simmons of Holyoke, Mass,
has spent the past three weeks with
the family of his fatherin-law, William
Smith.
Mrs. George B. Hall came home Tues
day evening after spending a few days
in Pownal with her daughter, Mrs. ID.
f. Gardner.
Mrs. Ellen Ward went to Springfield,
Mass, Monday morning to spend two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. wallace
Metcalf, and family.
Examinations for free tuition will be
held at the West Westminster school
house at Westminster West, Thursday
and Friday, June l and 2.
Miss Rena Jenkins Of Bellows Falls
is at work for Mrs. Emery Hawley
Mrs. Hawley, whose illness was report
ed last week, is much improved.
Mrs. James M. Miller and daughter,
Caroline. who is a trained nurse, went
to the hospital at Salem,, Mass, Mon
day morning. Mrs. Miller goes for
treatment.
Mrs. A. S. Lewis gave party Mon.
dav afternoon from to in honor of
her daughter Hazel's birthday, About
I6 Young people were present. Cake
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-26
nIT1T,rORD CENTER.

Mr.. Drown is driving the milk team
for Mr.. Castle for few days.
Mrs. Moore of Bellows Falls is a
guest of her sister. Mrs. Daniel Lyon
There will be services in the Univer-
salist church next Sunday at p. m. by
the Rev. d. E. Trout.
Mrs. Ruth Fitch of West Springfield,
Mass. was the guest last week Of her
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fitch.
Simeon Legate of Buffalo, y. Y, re-
turned to his home last Tuesday, after
spending three weeks with his cousin,
+. w. Legate.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis Of Brat,
tleboro spent Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. George M. Thomas, the day being
Mr.. Thomas s birthday. He received
postcard shower.
Mrs. w. w. Goodnow. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J; H. ,Thay-
err. the past week, went "Wednesday to
Conway, Mass, to visit relatives before
returning to Valley. VT. where she has
been making her home with her dangh'
ter. Mrs. Newton Stone, since last fall.
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SOUTH VERNON.

Measles has broken out in school. No
| !, and in West Mort hfeld
Mrs. George Alderman has returned
from her vacation in Boston and yicini.
ty.
Mrs Harriet johnson is visiting her
daughter in Jacksonville for a few
weeks.
4 little daughter. Thera Christene,
was born TO Mr., and Mrs, Albert John.
son, Nav 10.
Mrs. Hattie Blodgett made short
visit here this week. coming here with
her brother from Jacksonville in his
automobile.
Samuel Martineau and Miss Elsie
Burnham were married by Rev. A. f..
Phelps. last Saturday morning. and a
pleasant reception was given them at
the home of the groom Monday even.
ing. Cake and ice cream were served
and valuable gifts presented TO them.
They will remain in the MartineW
home for the present.
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WIIITINGHAM.
Henry Brown is visiting in Athens.

Henry Brown is visiting In Athens.
Sunday the mercury was 80 in the
shade: Monday it was "a.
Mrs. JOY has been in North Adams
for some time. visiting her sons.
Mrs. Frank Albee rode out Sunday
for the first time since her serious Ill
ness.
Carl Wheeler went to Greenfield Sat
urday and returned Monday with his
wife and baby boy
Rev. Mr.. Contois now holds meetings
in district No. g Sunday afternoons IN
the neighborhood he has moved into
Lincoln SAWYER and family took an
automobile trip to Gardner, Mass, for
few days, returning home Sunday night
Rev. Mr.. Contois and family and Mr..
and Mrs. L. Deming have moved onto
the farm Mr.. Contois bought of Mr..
Deming.
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and ice cream were served, and all had
a Jolly time.
Miss Mary Darling of Walpole gave
little talk on the World in Boston to
the members of the Bible class and a
| few guests Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. j. +. Ward, which was
very interesting.
Considerable i'll feeling is being
aroused toward part of the auto driv-
ers who daily pass through this village
and it is generally believed few fines
would improve the conditions as TO fast
driving if not as to the independence
and hog nature of number of them.
Last week one of our respected citizens
was driving through the village and on
| the right side of the street when he met
large auto filled with we could
hardly say gentlemen, who deliberate
| " turned their machine to his side of
the road, driving him out of the trav-
eled highway and frightening his horse
badly. These acts of lawlessness do
not tend to lessen the bad feeling to-
ward that class of drivers which now
exists, but we are glad to say that
great majority are careful in their speed
and the rights of others.
Col. Albert w. Metcalf, SO. who died
at his home in Springfield, Mass, We'd
nesday afternoon of last week, after
an illness of several weeks, was born in
Gilsum. n H.. the son of Zenas and
Martha Temple Metcalf, and spent his
early life in Westminster. He was the
first man to enlist for service in the
civil war from Westminster in 1861, be-
ing a member of the Second Vermont
infantry. He was wounded in Skin
mish and discharged from the army,
but later re-entered in the Twelfth Yer
mont infantry and remained during the
entire war. After the war he was close
" identified with the New Hampshire
national guard, serving in various ca
pacities until he retired in 1894, being
at that time colonel of the second regi-
ment. He moved to Keene in the early
'70s, where he lived until 1891, when
he went to Springfield. He was a mem
Der of the Social Friends Masonic
lodge of Keene. He left besides, his
W., of Springfield. The body was taken
to Keene for burial Saturday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-26
WEST GUILFoRD.

The Windham County Convention of the
Baptist Bible schools will be held IN the
M Mest 81 Gu, morning nap and afternoon.
Mrs. w. F. Pomell of st. Adams and
Mrs. Richmond of Greenfield visited from
Friday until Saturday with Mrs. Thomas s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Thomas
Walter Herbert Nichols, youngest child
of Mr. and Mrs. + I. Nichols %l,,,. q Mo this
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Moore OF
Merchandising, Va, were married in West
Brattleboro at the Baptist parsonage a.
noon Wednesday, May II, by Rey. !, e
Stacy Harrison, the single ring service t De-
inc used. They took the 2;l0 tram south,
Visiting Wis relatives in Greenfield, Shelbburne
Falls and auckland and returning home
this week. For the past four, years Miss
Moore had made her home with tn her SISTER SISTER
Mrs George uodo msss o. two two Years ago this
foil
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-26
JACKSONVILLE.
Asa Cain is visiting in town

Asa Gam IS visiting III IUWH.
George E. Churchill has bought the
meat business of Dalrymple d Robin
son and taken possession.
About 40 members of Alethian lodge,
IT. @, o. F.. of Shelburne Falls, Mass,
are expected here Saturday evening to
work the first degree for Ridgley lodge.
Following are the officers of the
Young People s union for 191l-l2: PIresil-
dent, Minerva Allen; vice.presldent
Emil Begeibins s eist Tem Maeel d Sse5
f;onal Committee, Carrie Begeibing,
Florence Reed, Mabel Stetson; social
committee. Leone Hager, Alice Sprague,
Mvron Allen, Florence Reed and Louise
Temple; lookout committee, Lottie
Thomas. W. S. Allen, Lillian Coleman
and Pansy Davis; corresponding secre-
tarv. Clifford Stetson.
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ton of Mrs Lydia Hughes, the superin,
tendent Of the Cradle Roll the room up
stairs had been transformed into a pretty
cafe, Little tables were placed about the
room which was decorated with ferns and
flowers, Here were served ice cream,
cakes, and cocoa to mothers and children.
Mrs. Hughes was assisted in serving by
Mrs. Guy johnson, Mrs. Samuel Mar.
tneau, Mrs. Frank Comser and Miss Maria
Palmer. Though the rain and prevalence
OF measles kept many away a good number
was present and delightful afternoon
enioyed
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WILMINGTON.
Death Of Daniel H. Newton.

Daniel II. Newton. who died at his
home in BroOkline, Mass, FRIDAY wat
well known in this section in who's,
development he took a prominent part
! Mr.. Newton was the organizer OF th'
Hoosac Tunnel a Wilmington railroad
company and president of the corpora
tion at the time of his death. Familiar
with the paper making industry IN al!
Its details, Mr.. Newton early realized
| the need Of tapping the vast sources OF
wood pulp supply in southern Vermont
| for the benefit of his Holyoke mills
1.-THE railroad from Hoosac Tunnel 70
| Readshoro, one of the first steps in the
| Deerfeld valley development, was com.
pleted in 1854 and extended northward
Ito Wilmington in 1891. Mr.. Newton
settled in Holvoke in 1862 when II was
town of 5000 inhabitants and for
wears was a strenuous work er IN the de-
| velopment of its industrial possibilities,
| In company with his brother, John {,
| Newton, he was interested in various
manufacturing ventures which were
more than usually successful. Nine
wears ago he moved from l1olvoke TO
Brookline but kent his legal residence
! in the former city Besides a widow
Mr.. Newton is survived by a son, james
Is. Newton of Brookline. two brothers,
James II. and Moses Newton Of Hol:
woke. and a sister, Mrs, Mcclellan of
Holliston.
Floyd Crafts was in North Adams Mon
day.
George Barre Of Brattleboro was in town
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. H E. Mann were in Hall
fax Sunday.
Ethel Millington Of Brattleboro was in
town Sunday
Miss Minnie Eaton of North Adams is
working at the tavern.
Harold Smith has accepted position as
clerk at hotel in Fairfield, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harris were in
North Adams one day this week
Mrs. Herbert Bickford and Miss Flor
ence Fox were in North Adams Wednes-
day.
Mrs. William Houghton, who has been
visiting in Arlington, returned home Wed.
nesday.
A broken journal on the freight delayed
the passenger train a little over an hour
Wednesday night.
The Ladies Aid society of the Uniyer-
salst church meet with Mrs. Albert Buell.
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. w. M. Lysle and two daughters,
Ruth and Anna, Of Boston, came Wednes-
day to spend the summer.
The Windham County W. G. T. U. con.
vention will be held at the Congregational
church Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Burr returned from Brooklyn,
n. Y, Tuesday where she spent the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Stearns.
Mr., and Mrs. c. II. Parmalee, Mrs. L. 7.
Page and daughter, Agnes, and Mrs. r. p.
Crafts were North Adams shoppers We'd
nesday
A. o. Buckley and daughter, Dorothy
went to Bradford the first of the week to
get little Doris Merry, who has been visit
ing her grandmother,
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and Mrs. Herbert White, returned home
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gates and Carlton
Clark were guests at Mrs. ID. NJ. Thomp-
sons Saturday and Sunday, returning to
Leominster, Mass, Monday,
Mrs. Carrie Murray, who has been work
ing for George Cogswell, has returned to
her home in Lynn, Mass. Mrs. Adams Of
Bratteboro has taken her place
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Mass.
-....m0nt Week Events.

Comments tHAVH'
wa" .,o.5 mrnt week at the seminary
Cya ,, tbr several annual events asso'
"; ng, , ana taking place. Last Mon
fea W., M div and though the heat was
wa a,l. were no less enthusiastic
|fle Y, MA, omitted this year but the
| r,rG, and oompetitiye sports were
q ttbrough with much life, The J W.
|lIed NJ ryeu a banner this year to be
a n"" af the dormitory whose
|, I!'f,s'. red the most points in the
|irn' p,y.l scored IS and Holton 80
'le pba banner j. a shield of green
nt No. letters. thus y, w. c. A.
Y nw Monday evening the annual
'l Ky mic contest under the au.
IlcgiN ,bq \. W. c. A. took place at
s. 6au md the following program was
w ,h Selected
pDl Ruth Whitcomb,
1t..., Fu1 ot Wine, johnson Barker
l''' Frances f, kidder,
- Elizabeth Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
W " Ruth NJ Tlsdale,
y Marion Willis.
III. Gult," Selected
+ ril,bga II. Hicks Second Prize.
hn'' Selected
l''N sarah L, Arnold.
Selected
% Isabel Cobb.
,.-, Sunbeam. Frank NJ, Gilbert
''" Augusta C. BrGifle.
ple, o. the Drukard of Repata
~, Winston Churchill
T1M E. M,Gmcor. First Prize,
i'' Moszkowski
y " Florence II, Carman.
q, irjr. were Professor Drury Of Mt.
.n,on Rey Elliott W. Brown and Mrs.
Ifogejir of this town. The speaking
ii excellent and il was difficult to
NJ the p!zes, but Miss Helen Me
@G received first prize, and Miss Eliza.
min, second A l0.eent admission
! CHARGED which helps in the work of
y VI. c. A The proceeds from Ice
m soli during the field sports helps the
e coed cause.
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NORTHFIELD FARMS.

The entertainment given at District No.
: last Monday night drew full house,
The program rendered by the pupils Of the
district Sunday school, assisted by several
Mt, Hermon students, was very entertain
ing: The proceeds amounted TO Sl034,
which will be applied 10 the library fund.
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GREEN RIVER.

The sick ones are all on the GAM
Arthur Lynde and Ernest Thomas NOV
ed their families to their new home Wed
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Conover Fitch and friends
from Boston are spending a few days at
Valley farm.
Mrs. Lincoln. who has been spending sey'
oral DAYS with his nephew and niece, Mr.
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GROVE.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gates and Garlic
ton Clarke of Leominster, Mass, were
at William Dennison s Sunday.
Mrs. Elva Gallup, who was at 9. 5.
DeWolf's the first of the week.. was
called home by the illness OF two OF her
Grandchildren.
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supt. J. D. Whittier was in town
today
F. O. Pierce of Warren, Mass, was
in town this week.
Miss Myrtle RYDER returned Tuesday
from Brattleboro.
Quite a number attended the dance al
Dummerston Thursday evening.
Henry Southworth of Benson, Vt, is
a guest of his son, Mr.. Southworth.
The Octagon club was entertained by
Mrs. J. n. Underwood Thursday even
ing.
GUY Tatro of Brattleboro was guest
of his sister Mrs. Harlan Whitney. sun
day
F. NJ. Robertson and C. A. Poland
were visitors in Hinsdale, n. H., Sat
urday.
N. W. Locke and son, Harry II. Locke
visited Charles Thomas in keene. N. d..
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Norcross of Brattleboro
visited her niece, Mrs. n. H. Whitney
Saturday.
Mrs. J. D. Beeman of Brattleboro is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Clough
this week.
Parents day was observed at the
schools Wednesday, and several visitors
were present.
Mrs. Mary Z. Washburn and daugh-
ter. Abbie Washburn, spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Hanover.
Orison f. Bragg of Keene, N. H.;
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
his nephew. E. E. Blood.
Mrs. E. D. Greenwood of Marlboro
-, Tbnrc1ay m affpnd the
funeral of Mrs. Martha j. Blood.
Fritz Crawford of Springfield, Mass,
who has been guest of his brother,
Fred J. Crawford, returned Saturday.
A. M. Corser has been appointed Off
cial weigher of coal, in accordance with
the law enacted at the last Legislature.
A tennis court has been laid out on
the schoolhOuse grounds this. week and
teachers and pupils are enjoying 1t very
much.
There will be no services in the Con
gregational church next Sunday, but
Sunday school Will meet as usual at IL
o clock.
Rev. J. E. Berry spoke Sunday even
ing at union service in the COngrega-
tional church, SaxtOns River, on Inc
World in Boston.
Wits 1OuHS. WIN Hds DtCu cpSh
several months in Granville, N. Y. was
home for few days. returning to Gran
vile Wednesday.
Miss Lulu Howe, who has been spend
ing the winter in Florida, is visitor at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Foster
Mack. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dodge of Spring
field were visitors of Mrs. Dodge's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Robertson
from Friday until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Harlan Whitney and
Miss Myrtle Ryder visited Mr., and
Mrs. Charles L. Davenport at Walpoie'
N. H., the first of the week.
Mrs. Dawson desires the members OF
Col. W. Fl. Greenwood post to meet at
her house Saturday evening to plan Tor
the work of Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Weber of New
Haven. Conn, were in town this week.
looking at some of the farms that are
for sale. They were guests at M. Il.
Robbins s during their stay.
Rev. James E. Noreross OF Boston:
district secretary for New England, OF
the American Baptist Home Mission
society, and a classmate of Rev, j.. e.
Berry at Newton, will come Saturday
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-26

Each year summer sojourners from all
over the country are seeking pleasant spots
in New England, patronizing wellmanaged
hotels and the pleasantly located boarding
places. Thousands Of. people turn, to the
Transcript, where SO many announcements
of summer places are published If you de-
sire to reach the well,to-do people and at
tract them to your place insert we'll
worded notice in the Boston Transcript.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-26

Westminster abbey in London is closed
for coronation preparations, but the chapel
of the Pyx, erected by Edward the Con-
fessor to serve as the treasury of the abbey,
and the oldest building in London, is still
omen IN tourists