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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
WEST NORTHFIELD.

George Witt is having few weeks
vacation,
Mrs. Erastus Tyler is visiting her son,
Leslie Tyler.
Mrs. Mary Gates returned on Sunday
from Orange,
Mrs. Eva Smart is keeping house for
Mrs Forest Estabrook!'
Mrs. Elijah Dickinson OF fitchburg
isyisiting L S. and Mrs Corse.
John Clark of Townshend is visiting
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Henry Carr,
Mrs. C. F. Holton went Wednesday for
visit to her mother in bingham,
Mr., and Mrs. II. c. Gates OF Orange
visited at Arthur Bolton s Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Peach and child
are visiting in Clinton for ten days.
Harry Field and Clarence Buffum have
zone on the excursion to New York.
Miss Fanny Kendrick went Wednes,,
dav to Ashfield as the school was closed
for two days. :,
Mr. and Mrs. George "A. Snow LETT
Tuesday on tne eAcul oio'i w
and up the Hudson river
George billiard is having two weeks 5
vacation and is in Orange for a few days
visit at Charles Severance s.
Mr.. Shaw, who bought. the virgin
Eo;rman Mace. is moving his family here
This week from North Hinsdale.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Edw ar
Pratt were Mr. and Mrs. Beebe, and Mr.
Field and family of Springfield
Miss Lillian Turner Of LongmeadoN
hos been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Graves s and Miss Lottie Philips \
Recent guests at Mrs. William a., stra y 81
are B. S. Fairman Of Vernon, MRS , IAN
u u Sampson and Mr.. and Mrs Allre'
Hall of Easthampton.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
WEST HALIFAX.

Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Phillips attended the
funeral of Mrs Abiatha Preston in North
Adams Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Marion Phillips and Miss Helen
Mcdonald are visiting Mrs. Walter Bak,
er. Mrs. Phillips's daughter, IN Greenheid
this week,
Several from here went to Charlemont
Wednesday to buy cows of Mr.. Mason, the
drover. Some IA or II were brought here
and one got choked so badly that the own,
or had to kill it just before getting to west
Halifax village
The Ladies Aid society Of the Baptist
church will hold social and chickenn,,pie
sumner at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles f. Thurber, Thursday, Oct ~.
All are cordially invited. Come and bring
your friends.
Dwight Henry Stone, son OF Freeman
and Alkaline Brown Stone, died IN BRAT
tleboro, Oct 6, and was buried IN the N ne,
cemetery in West Halifax Tuesday, Inc
funeral was held in the Baptist chureh OF
which he was member Mr.. Stone was
40 years old. He leaves father and tour
brothers and two sisters his mother dying
nine wears ago. His brothers are, Alonho
+ Stone of Townshend, Frank b; Stone
If Halifax. Arthur w. Stone OF Gambia
n Fl and Newton G. Stone of Halifax
His sisters are. Addie Stone OF Orange and
Mrs. Mary Kiley of Orange, Mass, all Oh
whom were at the funeral.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
Iorihfeld, Mass.
annual Niceting.

He ~ the Congrega-
t#e.. utii "Wednesday rycn-
u.H supper WAS served Ia
\ Members and guests, The
H4 held IN the audience
N. rh \ large number
,.l 80 tall or sen, messages.
irae0nesscs were all
,hrlr terms had cN-
eligible Tor reelection,
.amrle il as fellows; Miss
| p.n { Walker, II ; Slcnc
N W Zoe. Ii was voted to
mrIr minute, of the annual
trrr var resolutions of SYM
l mH lo,, Ia the church IN
Mis- EVELYN ;, Hall, Mrs,
.rrH Nr, y lay smith, aud
| rm NlumW were chosen to draw
,..u- The report Of the
P.t \ l.l smith was, very en-,
l money was subscribed
uH for church purposes
.o.r wars. $1,000 was given Tor
.. rs.ermaling the church.
rrm ut Kitchen have been
taeffwrwuthcrmcidcn,als
| yUln.~ gwen the past year by
ur charitable purposes
p.a surplus In the treasury OF
,-W Tho lighting by electricity
sufficient and more lights OF
.e.r aaf, agc needed.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
GuILroRp.

Aloulo Cosier il working for the =, Z,
Crosby company IN lilattlehoio
Miss NJ T., Smith returned home last
Friday after few days stay IN boston
Mr.. o. Il. Washhmn Of Elktou, Mary
land, is at her old home al the Gale iaim
for two weeks,
Fred l.. Mcfarland Of Raymond. \ H.
was guest az \. l.. Emeiy's last FRIDAY
and saturday.
Mr., katherine Inlhelison j, a guest ms
week " Raymond Neikcrs, formerly me
Hollis Bnyden farm.
Mr.. skinner came from hi, home m
Worcester, y. v. Tuesday 20 visit hl-
daughter. Miss Eya + skinner
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. W. Lowry entertained
relatives aud friends from B1ttlohorg' Yer
non. Mortified, Greenfield, Springfield ana
New York city last Sunday,
perlcy Closier Of HaliiaN goes on Ie,
ord A. the first man to drive an autoino'nl,
Ia the Fred Thomas farm, accomplishing
the feat last sunday afternoon
The chicken.me supper served 10y ih'
ladies society at the parsonage "Wednesday
evening, was largely patronlIcd the le
| CENTS moIe than meeting their expect"
! tions. Miss Faith Faithank gave a rrelld
| ton which was well received, a. was lh'
one given hy Mrs Rlanding There wa
also a dialogue by Mrs Banding and hel
/ brother. Ashley spencer, and a song hN
| Miss Doris Coomhs; singing by the scnoo
children under the direction OF the tcaylel
/ Miss Ruth Fish, who, with Miss Map'
Coombs, had charge OF the home'm'h' can
dy table
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
WBITINGHAM.

Frank Albee is repairing his barn,
II. A. Wheeler is loading cider apples at
the station each week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Smith recently went
to auckland and other places looking for
a farm.
Mrs Emma Smith of Heath spent
Monday and Tuesday with Mrs. George
SAWYER, an old neighbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall returned IRON
their trip in farm hunting last week, but
found none to suit them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linus Jillson OF Stewart,
Neb.. who have been visiting his brother
here. started for their home Monday.
Mrs. Ida, Munlock, who is working IL
Readsboro, has been spending week here
at her home. Her late husband $ sister
Mrs, Shaw, who has been visiting her
returned to her home in Boston, Monday
Short services were held at the grave
when the body of John P. Eddy wa
brought here from auckland for burial
Those that accompanied the body were
Mrs. Eddy. Mrs. Hawkes., a niece iron
Walpole, n. Y, Mrs. George Sawyer, Mr.
Tower, MIR. King of auckland, undertake
w. A. johnson and Rev. ). Walker 0
Shelburne Falls. They were met at 1h'
emetery by other relatives.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13

Norton, + a The Northhtll hotel, and
calling % the many friends 10 the day
When she made her homie here. llrr
'Hiiitt VA, the owner IL the Ppntcrosi
place and added the two upper stories.
:, The ni'urian Alliance htld a meeting
"Wednesday afternoon and invited the
junior alliance Ia ior refreshments. The
hotiess's were Mn Hope Mead, Mn.
Arthur Alar,lndalc and Mr., 4 l.. Wilson.
The Junior alliance held il, meeting after.
ward
TUESDAY morning in chapel William n
Moody announced that the seminary
would observe ils annual Mountain dav
The entire schnol went 10 Mortified
Mountain, about four miles away and here
4 picnic lunch WAS most thoroughly en-
loNed The lunch consisted 81 rolls,
pickles, grapes, cookies. dried beef and
Lemonade m quantities To satisfy an.
The Connecticut Valley Pomona grange
net IN Red Men hall TO-DAY. The lee
turer, Mrs l.. O. CApp had an interesting
program 10 offer, ol music, reci,a,ions and
a short play, Dinner WAS served by the
enngcr- and nu open meeting wa, held in
the afternoon Prof. Robert Spraguc Of
Amherst agricultural college gave "a help
iul lecture on The Modern Problems of
the Family,
The second meeting of the Women :
Foreign Missionary society was held at
the home 81 Mrs 4. ". Brown last
week Wednesday afternoon Mrs vii
liam Leayis conducted the deyotions, after
which Mrs Ambcrt Moody. chairman OF
the program committee gave sketch OF
the work for the coming year. Papers ON
Aminism and Fctishism were read by Mrs.
W ". Coe and Mrs. ). {. Richardson.
\ native Christian Hindu woman was
present and told Of some OF the customs
in her native land Mrs. Arthur Merrill
rendered a solo. and tea was daintily
served.
The Fortnightly held its regular meet
ing Monday afternoon at Library hall
| The following new members were voted
into the society: Mrs. Arthur Bolton, Mrs
Arthur Merrill, Miss Nellie Callaghan
Mrs. A. p, Fit and Mrs +. ID. Goodyear
\ miscellaneous program was then pre-.
scented as the lecturer scheduled for thi,
meeting could not be secured, Each
member told her favorite novel and why
Some of these were. Adam Bede, Bleak
House. Hctty's Strange History, Jan,
Eyre, Crawford, Ben Ilur, Little Women
Richard Yea and Nay, Scottish Chiefs
Mrs, l.. r. Smith gave a humorous &C,
count OF How the Comet Hit the Earth
with illustrations. Mrs, ). f. Walker
rendered two delightful piano solos anC
an enthusiastic guessing game followed
/ Refreshments of cake and ice cream wer,
served by the executive committee.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
NoRTHFIELD FARMS.

Mrs. Kenney has been home for a short
time.
The Merryetnas met with Mrs, Roger
Billings Thursday.
The Benevolent society will meet at
the library Oct. IS.
Mr.. Cady has moved his family to the
place he recently bought OF I. R, Callen-
der.
Miss Mabel Fogg is attending the Semi
nary, driving from her home to and from
school.
On Oct. : Mrs. f. f. Howe picked
some large, ripe, black raspberries in her
garden.
Mrs. Arthur Hart has gone to Orange
to keep house for her father, while her
mother goes to Athol to care for her
daughter, Mrs, Hoyt.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13

Dearest mother yon have ieii NJ.
he ehall meet you here no murri
Death hss called aud gently borne you
frum ~, TO the other shore,
Lang Thy feeble sleps had warned rs,
Lang we'd seen u On tbs brow
hnl too soon we're called 10 speak ID.
oh We hase NO mother now
~ yuur words II love and counsel
We shall mlss when Oft We come
Whore your gentle hand has reared Ms,
Back again Ia rbildhoods home
Tho your form no'rr comes To meet US
Aud Eonr ghair i vacant now,
lNonid bt vain that Ne should seek thee,
For "" have mo- mother now
No more Watching at the window,
No more greeting ~ the door
But We ever shall remember
The smilss ~ welcome that you wore;
Mud a. parting with yUur loved ones
No more your tears will ever iuW,
Bn' lu memory long they n lugeT
For Ne have no mother now,
Now you've gone 10 meet those loved ones
In a world that's irrr from pain,
Tho We miss YOU sadly miss you,
Vet our los, will Ice their gain,
You have met joyous welcome,
Felt their Kiss upon your brow;
They rcjoicr, while We are weeping,
For We have NO mother new
Long your life was spared MS, mothor
More than two score years and ten,
That companion who survives ypn
More Than three score years ami ten ha'
seen.
Many years you've walked together,
Now yuu'ye parted here below;
lie Is left hut you are taken,
Aud We have no mother now
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
GUILFoRD CENTER,

+. r. Thaycr and family expect TO move
10 their new home next week,
Mrs. Abbie Ferguson OF shrewsbury
Mass, is visiting relatives m town
Mrs. Wallace Hall OF DummcrstGn IS
with her daughter Nlrs. Elmer Goodnow'
Miss Mary Clark will 60 to Bratt,le,horo
soon 10 work in the family Of Frank Ben
nett.
The Ladies circle will meet with Mis- +.
w. Lcgatc Thursday afternoon aud even
ing, Oct 20.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Levi. If BrattiIT,-
boro visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Thomas Tuesday.
Mrs Burton Burroughs Of New Haven
Conn. went TO Mt lIermon last saturday
for a visit before returning home,
The grange will have dance Tuesday
evening, Oct. II, followed with a chicken
Die supper. Music by Leitsingers orches'
ira.
The building Mr. Waterman purchased
of G.. NJ. Thomas has been removed>th tins
week TO his farm where his buildings were
recently burned,
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accompanied by Miss Nema jackson OF
keene
Miss Eva Prieest OF Melrose, Fla, who
has been recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorr Clough, went Monday to Turner'S
will visit for few days in Springfield,
Mass. and then Miss Priest will return
TO Putney for more extended visit.
The social held at the Congregational
church last Saturday evening was very
successful affair. 4 large number Were
present The program consisted OF a 500
by Miss Jennie T.. Prices monologne by
Miss Bessie f. Braley; violin solo by Miss
Ethel G. Omar; reading Of Scotch poems
by Mr.. MAR; violin solo and song by Miss
Omar and Miss Pierce. Games were play.
ed and social time enjoyed. Refreshments
of coffee sandwiches and cake were served.
1t is expected and planned to hold another
social at the Congregational church the
first Saturday evening in November.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
SOUTH VERNON.

Clarence Buffum went to New YORK ti'iS
oiai 90 select his fall and winter GOODS.
v" Mrs willis Collier spent few days dsd last
,,,ool with her sister, Mrs. Dora p"iio"S'
of Bernardston, Mass. +bo
Mrs Martha Tyler is VISITING a. Wet .mt
Mls' of her son, f. i. Tyler, IN west
Whitfield, Mass, this week.
M tonic of the T. w. meeting; n 9S
= me 'o ppuen;np at $50 O'Clock. will be
s I4ilu Psedemntion That Is In Christ Jesus
Rev and Mrs. A. 2. Phelps have a; neen tb he
Westfeld Mass, this week az at'e Mhicb con
A. c. conference OF oonheesi'u' F" N
Mrs Mrs Emma Clark Of Cheshire, Mass 2 !
snen end her vacation at 1t MIS- snddenly
Gould's. She was taken ~ ye,y cold hui
last Sunday night, with a se'ei' 49,
She is recovering slowly uo;o Val
A. the annual meeting OF the e hoosls r
Low conference last, week, he n was al
p5elns was reelected president. ~ tbo con
60 chosen delegate to r e PE;st;ap congress
t to4be held in Aurora, ILL.,, next SUNNI Mn +
On the afternoon, Of Oct, ? to VA, eggs
Prince mo found yarrow, bluets' p u iii bloom
buttercups and dandell1G:.Il;s rs u, and are quit
All were in fresh condltieeil4 a. INV rear afte
a : curiosity mHgi at this time OF the year 1i
snc cbi a hard, early freeze -, rooontI
su Mr. Joseph woodard who pi1 hds F sae Ii
LID his farm. will sell at plnG;o PIN ensilar
s sSff about this n seasons n such E things hSa Vi Vi
t de- well to give him T fRi az many amy friend
e eTe hoping they will decide 70 rel'ain
town. Westerly grant
monument set on her father e lss aiiV week. 81
I lot in the Tyler cemetery , inst each lot
also had four poSss s set af and Grandfath'
her Gragdfat their f initials +D s and n
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Putneyana Vicinity
PUTNEY.
Tribute 70 DR.. II, II. Lawrence.

Tribute TO Dr.. II. H. Lawrence.
DIR Harry H. Lawrence left town on
Monday for Putney, to begin pracuclng
there. having purchased the Dr. George
Foster place. The latter died about
month ago. having been a practitioner
there for &c years, and, as there Is but one
other physician in town, the opening ap-
nealed TO DIR. Lawrence as an exceptionally
fine one, with its possibilities in adjoining
towns. and he decided to give up his large
nractice here i'm order to accept It. lie VIII
not remove his family to Putney, however,
for a few weeks, meantime travelling ire
nnentlv back and forth DR.. Lawrence
eamp 10 Springfield little over'three years
ago from Fitchburg, where he had been
surgeon for three years at the Buroank
hospital. following his graduation from the
| University of Vermont medical sch9oi'
| During his stay in Springfield ne mas
Established a most envlable reputation a.
both physician and surgeon, and is regard,
ed as one ofthe very best surgeons III ail
| this section, He Is, also, most poPuL,a;l IN
/ socially and his departure and that OF ms
nonular wife will be a great loss to Spring
| field and much regretted by host OF PEG
Mo Mrs Lawrence was Miss Pearl Ken
mond of Springfield She is a graduate, OF
Goddard seminary at Barre. and before hei
marriage was organist at the lmversalls'
| church The couple were married on june
8 1910 They have an infant daughter
! Dir. Lawrence is staunch republican, pu'
never has been active in politics. he, IS
Mason. being member OF Friendship
I odge. No "a. of Charlotte. He is also q
member of the Springfield board OF trad'
and the Springfield Rod and Gun club
Springfield Reporter.
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There is A grange meeting tonight.

There Is a grange meeting tohis"'
Mrs F. s. Harris entertained the Octa'
con club and few guests Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tripp and children
of BrattIeboro were visitors at A. H. HOW
ards Sunday.
An auction of the household goods, car
,;ages etc of Mrs G.. S. Foster Will be
held Saturday, Oct. IA. =.
Mrs. Y. w. Perry's brother and his wlie
Of West Swanzey were Mrs. Perry s guests
the first Of the week.
Mrs. Omar Buxton returned from Lynn,
Mass Wednesday for few days stay
at her home in this town.
Mrs Julia Goodnow of Philadelphia, Pa;
came Saturday and is guest OF MI anu
Mrs. n. w. Locke this week.
The grange ball will be held Wednesa ll;i,
evening Oct. IS. Wales's orchestra VIII
furnish music and an oyster supper VIII
be served. ,.
Mrs Hannah r. Waite went this week
TO Bellows Falls where she vii, spenrd sew,
eral weeks with her sister, Mrs George
IF Gorham. -, a..
Mrs F. B. Hannum entertained INC
Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist churcl'
Wednesday afternoon. A very large mum
! Der were present.
Mrs, Buxton of Westminster. Vest and
daughter. Mrs. Clara Fuller, bt\Warren
VI were guests of Mrs. NV. and MISS
Florence L. Locke Thursday. =,
The women of the Baptist church VII
serve chicken-pie supper WEDNESDAY
evening Oct. %. There will be sale O
APRONS and other useful articles IN con
nection herewith.
Mrs Flora P. Cole returned SUNDAY
night from a visit with her step-daughter
Mrs. Friedrich R. Pember, in Ningston' 8 anS
her daughter, Mrs. George W. Lee, IN bel
lows Falls.
Mr. MAR of Mount Hermon, Mass, vii
nreacb in the Congregational church mex
Sunday morning and evening Sunua'
school at noon. All are welcome at thes
services.
The Fortnightly club will hold its frs
meeting of the year with Mrs. K. ii. am
Miss Bessie f. Braley at their home o.
West hill Friday afternoon. Miss braie
will give a review of the year.
G Fl. Booth and daughter, Miss R. katf
crime Booth. went Tuesday to Leomlnstel
Mass. called there by the death OF Roper
Gilmore Booth, little son OF Mr.; ana NE
: G. L. Booth. The child died IN the hosp'a
at Waltham, Mass.
The meeting of district No; 9, Woman pm 2,
: Relief corps will be held with Col W. u
Greenwood w. r. c., Tuesday, = pc e, 81
The annual inspection of Col w. 4. Greer
wood w. r. G. will be held TUESDAY WA 9yer
ing. Oct 81, Mrs. Mary Goodwin OF wen
River, inspector.
Mrs. Julia Goodnow went to Bra IT,
boro Tuesday to meet her sister, T Mf
: Hannah Prentiss, OF Wnunaill ~, n,,t
! were guests of Mrs. Premises son 9 a3
/ Wednesday. Mrs. Goodnow and MIR
Y Prentiss came to Putney and both al
, guests at n W. Locke's.
: Mrs. ]. N. Underwood and Miss L.
+ Honehton went TO Keene, N. H., Tuesda
: and and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Harl
: PIERCE until Wednesday. They return,t
n to e Putney with Mr.. and Mrs. Peiree by aut
mobile. Mr.. and Mrs. Peirce were all
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
:. Il. Hichlv Successful.

I !
-Jt.il grange held n most success
,l, Friday mthe town hall, Over
h -gy.i f.e boiled dinner, the supply
Erl', sufficient for the demand
Gl 'lr most prominent place last
m m. ycaf apples were the chief
~r THE exhibit was large and
N Inv excellent. Prof. jerks Of
|, ~ Crnrgr gave a very instructive
-glrton Of the grading, Judging and
N. Of apnl., The poultry exhibit
v5. wa, quite a feature, Herbert
[R,Iai mc show Of coon skins,
|;J mar, two live coons, and hunting
|.,b.mslr :. l.. Childcrhow showed
IN spraIHng variety OF food from
| pr,y Bs,erv. Howard A. NJ Briggs
0arrtnck Farm exhibited butter,
Al milk eggs. The women's de-
[--a, was fuil Of preserves, jellies and
n Work Several exquisite cmbroi-
T.. niece. were entered by the grange
e. T. H. Calender and Frank
Esn, were awarded the prizes on corn
va, Judged by Prof. jerks. The
l. attendance and great interest shown
4 Itbr exhibits gave evidence Of the
tcarion d the work of the committee
largo
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GREEN RIVER.

Mrs. A. G. Gallup and daughter are Wis
ting in Jacksonville this week.
Miss Ethel Flanders went to savoy
Mass, Sunday to spend week with her
parents,
An automobile party of relatives came
Sunday to spend a few days with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Frost. The party consisted
Of Mr.. and Mrs F. f. Frost and son 50, OF
Worcester, Mass, Mrs. Octave Petlt tI2
of Waterbury, Conn, and Mrs. +. l.. Yves
ton of the same place.
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>JACKSONVILLE.

Apple buyers are among the farmers
again. =,
{, Mrs. Gordon is visiting in the north part
of the state.
r r. Roberts has been visiting in Brat
tleboro several weeks.
Saturdays snowstorm did THOUSANDS; OF
dollars damage to fruit trees IN TINS section
Twenty-six from here attended the dis,
trict meeting of l. o. 0. f. at Readsporo
Monday -,
The friends and neighbors of Mr. and
Mrs Elliot A. Brown reminded then
Tuesday by a shower of postal cards that
It was their 57th wedding anniversary.
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WEST GuILFORD.

w f. Codding of Savoy, Mass Mass, cane Gn1
r.o.da,, 40 visit his brother. George oou-
ding 4 p'a and father, f. D. Codding. !. .,,,o
Mr. and Mrs. H. L, Nichols snehnt 1.-TWO Two
davis VS. last week in Greenfield with 'nei
days Mrs. Henry Carpenter ~;
Mrs. Clara PANEL, formerly OF cbu u,li5
g a S. n waq hss been S the ssts thssa a.
s sun fa,y od davs visit returning Tuesday to
Dor Bt rev 70 TAX take up her studies in the Gar
d 1os'U mission school for another year
ue Ill., LadiesN Aid society will have Ell !
emitting in the church, vestry AL, aee evening
Wednesday, Oct. Is, all day ana ahe m eogri
Members ae St to end ID the the time
It Is tine o f officers which will take place II
t oWn ain dinner, but supper will be served a
usual All are invited.
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GROVE.

Mrs. Tanner of Colrain has peen Ni'i''
ing at Charles Wilkinson's.
Dora Barber was called home from uuii
ford on account of the illness OF her lho'h'
er.
Charles Wilkinson has sold his 1! farm "
Joseph Zsser of Maryland VINO WE VIZ n "a
there in the spring with ms "iie any
children.
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WILMINGTON.
Talk of Cooperage Plant - Railroad
Survey to Brattleboro.

Talk of Cooperage Plant - Railroad
Survey to Brattleboro,
That the rebuilding Of the Hoosac
Tunnel d Wilmington railroad from mar
row TO standard gauge now in progress,
is 70 be followed by big developments IN
the valley of, the upper Deerfeld Is as
sured if negotiations and plans that the
North Adams Transcript learns have been
under consideration are carried through
The most important move under con-
sideration is the location of large cooper
age plant, which will be subsidiary to the
American Sugar Refining company, at
Mountain Mills near Wilmington, utlllz-
ing the product of the large timber tracts
in that section in the manufacture OF
barrels, and employing a large number OF
hands.
Interviewed by special representative
of the Transcript in New York, President
Parker of the Brooklyn Cooperage COM
pany, which transacts the cooperage busl-
ness Of the American Sugar Refining com
panv, said that his company was not now
contemplating the building OF branch
plant in Wilmington, VT, and that the
matter was not under consideration at
this time.
There is every reason to believe, how,
ever, that plans are pretty well matured
for plant Of this nature.
Extensions of the railroad to Manches'
ter, along a right of way, now used Tor
logging road, and to Brattleborro, iol
which a right Of way was recently sur
viewed, are also among the predictions
President Kellas of the road, when inter
viewed by a Transcript reporter, sac
that the extensions referred to would b.
too expensive to be practical, and that thu
Brattleboro survey was made ndepend
entity of the road.