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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-16

Pettisviue, o., Aug. 1G.-liarry N
Atwood, the Boston aviator who Is
TO ly from ST. Louis to
Boston, came down here at 1O;l2
O'Clock this morning concluding he
third leg of his voyage east from
Mound city.
Since he left st. Louis Atwood has
been in the air eleven hours and
tweney minutes and has covered 4S2
miles He was ia the air two hours
and six minutes after leaving Elk
hart and when his first stop was
made at Pettisville, had covered
ninety six miles IN continuous flight.
IF weather conditions are favor
able, I will go up again between 3 and
o'clock this afternoon" said the
aviator when seen at the Blair house
in Wauseon, where he took his din
ner. II will not stop at Toledo unless
compelled to do so by miahap MY
engine has behaved beautifully The
plane was under absolute control at
all times. Weather conditions were
perfect. | enjoyed the ride this morn
ing to the limit"
Atwood does not expect TO land
after he leaves Pettisville until he
reaches sandusky where his stop for
the night will be made. Eastward
from Elkhart, Atwood's flight was
one continuous sensation. At vary
ing rates of speed and at various al
titudes, the aviator swept over the
villages along the Lake Shore line
Standing massed in groups below,
people gazed into the sky watching
the airship from the moment 1t ap-
peared scarcely visible dot in the
clear blue until like monster OF a
dream, it pulsed the tair above the
crowd with the throbbing of its en-
gine and swept on 10 where other
straining eyes watched for IT,.
The best time made by Atwood In
his flight east from Elkhart between
Butler and Edgerton, Il distance of
seven miles, which the aviator cover
ed i'm six minutes Atwood completed
| the first hour of his journey from
| Elkhart at Kendallyile, having Gov
cred a distance of forty-one miles.
The end of the second hour saw him
at Archbold nnety-two miles from
Elkhart. At Waterloo Atwood swoop-
ed down until within 200 feet of the
earth. At Butler, Edgerton and 9TH
er towns on his route he was plain
ly visible.
The roaring of his engine deafan'
ed the aviator so that he could
scarcely hear ordinary conversation
when he first landed. Otherwise, his
mornings flight had left him In
splendid condition and spirits. WheI
Atwood reached Bryan, 1t seemed tina
he would be over Toledo within {
very short time.
Elkhart, Ind, Aug. 1G.-Determine'
to pass over Toledo this Afternoon
and reach Sandusky, Ohio. by night
iall, Harry n. Atwood ascended from
the driving park here at S.Ol a. M
| md hnndnd nnaI nN..,. Ihn Irnnls a.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-16

Lima, o., Aug. 1G.~-,lelleys batting
and fielding featured yesterdays
game with Chillicothe. The locals
lost, TO !. Score: -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-16

The working bee lives six months.
the drone four months and the queen
lee four years
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-16
EIonIng ConpIe RcmalrIed.

Springfield Mass, Aug. 15,-Nr ana
Mrs Jack Garaghty We're remarked
here today AIT the rectory OF ST.
Miohnel's church by the Rev. Father
NJ. A. Kelley
Witnesses TO the second marriage OF
the young couple We're Miss Evelyn
Harris and Joseph Harris cousins of
"Handsome Jack Garaghty, whose
clopement from the Newport social
colony with a relative of the Frenchs,
Vanderbilt and European nobility,
dtew the spotlight.
Mrs. Garaghty wore "a large black
picture hat with IA white willow
plume.
BEFORE the ceremony. Mrs. Garogh-
~ was forced to sign the usual agree
ment that all children born to the
couple would be reared in the Cath
olic faith.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-16

Marion Is on the lookout for a new
pitcher Regan's going left a va
cancy which will have to be filled soon
il the Diggers are to hold to their po-
sitlon near the top and ke'sp climbing.
IIummet Is getting used to hitting
v. hen men are on bases lie pushed
two across the pan with his two bag
ger In the first inning. He hit a triple
with three on Monday and drove in
two runs with single Sunday.
The Hamilton game yasterday was
postponed because of wet grounds.
Doubleheader today. The Hamilton
baseball ten mis- again in financial
atraits and OF a meeting yield yester-
day It was decided to appeal to the
people for funds to carry the team
through. Secretary Carr Of the Ohio
state league was pfesent
According TO a report current III
baseball circles the following Spring
field players will be drafted by Indian
al oils: Catcher Mckee. lnfelders
Foley ana Wontz, Pitcher Hixon and
Outnelders ODay and Kendall. Ev'
cry one but O'Day viii be back with
the Reapers next season
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-16
TIGERS GO DOWN TO DfFtAT
Chicago Players Take Advantage o
Visitors Errors.

Chicago. Aug. 16.-Chicago punched
hits oil Summers and took advantage
of the visitors errors, defeating De-
trolt in the third game OF the series'
TO /. Dctroit's run was made with
a triple and single. Score:
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The Diggers leave tomorrow for
Hamilton. After two games with the
Mechanics. they will storm the Reap
ers' camp.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-16

CuHtd on bttAhiN VI uhihilt'''
Batteries Barger. Rucker and Bergen;
Weaver ana King.
other games postponed rain.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-16

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called ON account Of rain.
Batteries --- quinn and Sweeney;
Ciruomc, Walker and Street
Al PHu.ADELPtiIA-G with Bos-
ton roetponed; rain.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-16

Hand, the photographer, makes such
good reunion groups. Phone 367.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-16

EllShart, Ind, Aug G.-Determned
to pass over Toledo this afternoon
and reach Sandusky, Ohio, by night
fail, Harry N. Atwood ascended from
the driving park here at sol a. m.
and headed east over the tracks Of
the Lake Shore railroad.
Elkhart. Ind, Aug. l6.-With the
promise of fine weather for the third
leg of his flight from st. Louis to
Albany, Harry N Atwood, the Bos-
ton aviator got away from here at
SO6 this morning.
! Atwood calculated to make his first
stop of the day at Toledo. l33 miles
east and, after a short rest, TO pro-
ceed TO Sandusky, there to remain
, ever night Before he scoared out of
City park here Atwood declared his
/ Burgess Wright biplane to be IN per-
feet working condition and he ex-
, pected to reach Toledo not later than
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-16
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''Senator" Jim Scott Of Wyoming
has qualified TO membership in the
exalted order OF Tiger tanners hand
ing the Detroit organization a six to
one defeat.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-16

A. ]. Hand photographer, makes
reunion grouPhifpst GLASS work guar
anteed. Phonefl8Gl. oal S-5-d6Swtf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-16
National Leaaue

AT BOSTON X ~. h.
Etool,lyn .SO81tOO1OOO "a 1
Boston .....O10O3 0O0--9 is .
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-16

Frank Chance took twenty-five
Athletics to Boston to open the series
there SO many men, II would seem
10 the uninitlated, are not needed IN
Bean town.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
JAMAICA.

Fred Ballard spent Monday in Brat
tleboro.
Miss Lottie Eioslcy is visiting in
Townshend.
Harry Clough has bought the Z. L.
Ellis house.
Mrs. II. X. Knight is staying in
Brattlcboro,
Miss Eva Walcott returned to North
field Monday.
Victor Boyden is visiting his broth.
or, c. ID, Boyden.
Mr.. and Mrs +. l.. Ellis of Brattle.
horo spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. Seller went to Brattleboro Wed.
nesday TO met his daughter.
The Ladies Industrial society met
with Miss Lucy Kellogg Wednesday.
Mr. aud Mrs. 4, l.. Howard of Put.
nev were in town Il few days last week.
Mr. LeFevre bought -the Lamphaer
horse and drove il to Bridgcwater this
week.
Mrs. Sarah Coombs of Guilford is
spending some time on her place on
West hill
Miss Stella Howard returned TO her
duties in ChicOpee Falls the first Of
last week.
The Baptist missionary society held
it's regular meeting Wednesday with
Mrs. T. c. Brewster.
Mrs. Nancy Barnard returned to her
home Monday after a few days spent
with her brother, Charles :. Clark
Albert Cheney of New London came
Monday for a few days stay with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wales Cheney.
Mrs. j. ;. Buchanan gave party to
ler niece, Catherine Hollenbeck, sat
Irday in honor of her seventh birthday,
Dr. j Harvey Foote, dentist, of vii.
nington, VT. will be at the Jamaica
Hotel Wednesday. sept 2o-Adv. 81"
DIR, Thomas returned from Granville
where he was called by Me
udden illness and death of his mother
Wales Cheney attended the reunion
It Barber park and visited in Rutland
md other places, returning home Mon.
lay.
Mr. and Mrs. George Franklin, who
ave been visiting her father, j. c. |
laggett, went to Mortified Monday to |
isit Mrs. II. T. Mclean.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
WILLIAMSVILLE.

The next meeting OF the Grange will
be Oct. ;.
Erving Bellows of Springfield. Vt.
has been visiting his sister, Mrs :. W.
lIescOck.
Mrs. Helen Miller of West Brattle.
boro was a guest of Miss Florence
Die kiuSOn over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Aldrieh of South
Londonderry and Mrs. Rua Adams of
East Dover visited their sister. Mrs.
Cynthia Allen, recently.
NeighbaSs night will be observed by
the grangerS next Wednesday when
they will visit Protective grange at
Brattleboro and give the entertainment.
Mrs. Idella Hcscock came home Wed.
ncsdav from Greenfield where she has
been visiting. She is caring for Mrs.
C. ID. Lazelle, who is very i'll with a
nervous trouble.
Tuesday evening the gentlemen gave
a very good program at the grange
but the Judges decision was
for the ladies SO the gentlemen give
the supper Tuesday Oct. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Newton and
Elsie. of Wallingford, Conn,
are visiting Mrs. Newton 5 mother.
Mrs. D. d. Dickinson. They have been
in Newfane attending the Newton fam.
ily reunion.
W. Z. Nichols. who has been book
keeper and superintendent for the vii
Manufacturing company for
The past year. completed his duties Sat.
irdav He went to Dummerston where
he and Mrs. Nichols will visit n few
lays before going to Washington whore
hey expect to locate.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
SOUTH LONDONDERRY

DIR. Millington has a new Ford runa.
bout.
Judge J. L. Martin of Brattleboro is
in town
Miss Christie Benson is working at
Fred Vale s.
Clyde Young is working in L. T.
Landman S store.
Miss Ray of Manchester is working
at Edward Gordon s.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. P. Benson are visit.
ing at A. w. Rawson s.
Miss Helen Young is visiting her
mother Mrs. l.. H. Gale.
Mrs, l.. r. Pierce returned home from
her visit in Nashua Saturday night.
Mrs. George Skellie returned to her
home in Cambridge, n Y, Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Burt of Weston Island
is. visiting her sister, Mrs. Otis Cum.
mings.
Mr.. Richardson of Keene. N. H.. was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday on in.
surance business.
DR.. ], Harvey Foote. dentist. of vii
VT, will be at hotel Thursday,
Sept. 21.-Adv 37*
Mrs. Frank Hulett was called home
from Wilmington Monday night by The
illness of Mr.. Hulett.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
West RiUer TOWnS
TOWNSHEND.
Davis 5oth Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Grin \. Davis celebrat.
ed the 50th anniversary of their mar
riage at their home last Friday after
noon, sept. :. Owing to impaired
health on the part of Mrs. Davis il was
impossible to observe the event as
their many friends felt that the Occa.
sion warranted, therefore only few
invitations were sent out to relatives
and neighbOrs and few of the old
time friends of Mr., aud Mrs Davis
who are still living in town. These
gathered at the home Friday afternoon
and spent the hours from to } o clock
in truly social manner. which was
delightfully."- informal. After refresh.
ments were served their pastor Rev.
Joseph Mexican, gave n short address,
congratulating them ON their long and
happy Journey together and wishing
them many years more of life TO be a
comfort TO each other and blessing to
the family and friends After PRAYER
the company sang God BE With You
Till We Meet Again before returning
to their several homes.
Grin \. Davis aud Miss Sarah La
zellc were married in New Hampshire
in the eventful wear of lS6l. They
spent several years in New Hampshire
and Brattleboro, and came to the farm
where they now reside ~ years ago,
Among the many other improvements
Mr.. Davis built new house several
years ago making their farm and home
one of the most attractive in this town.
During these s. wears their industrious,
well.ordered lives have won for them
the respect of all who know them. They
have two children, William O. Davis. |
who, with his wife and two children,
lives at the old homestead, and Fred !
Davis, who is in business in Iliusdale, |
" II
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
WARDSBoRO.

Martin Gleason went to Saxtons Rive,
Wednesday to again enter the academy.
Miss Clara Simpson has returned home
from visit at her aunt's in Townshend.
Mrs. Julia Wood of South Deerfeld
Mass, IS visiting her niece, Mrs. Luthe,
Eames i'''iiei
). G. Easterbrooll returned home TpaS.
day from visit to Greenfield, Gardner and
other places. -'e' anu
Mrs. Knight of Brattleboro is y;s;t;no
her mother, Mrs. Anna Gale. at Mrs.
Frank Martins. ~ Nrs'
= Professor and Mrs. Hermon Shed Of
Inoston were recent guests of his aunt
Mrs. A. M. Farnum. ""i''
Mrs Gould of Weston came "Wednesday
TO spend few days with her parents M,
ana mrs. l.. AXtell, and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baker of California
formerly residents of this place, recentI
visited at Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Wilbur's
Mrs. Z. B. Dexter, Mrs. Laura blanchard
and Mrs. h. Lamb took a carriage drive ~
a Jamaica Tuesday and called on Mrs Marv
Willard MIS- mary
Vermont grange, No 139. held a snec;al
meeting Monday evening for the nnrnosa
Of 1nstructing class in the first and SEQ.
ond degrees. anu sec
The trustees Of Wardsboro free Ibr,r,,
vwIlsh to gratefully acknowledge the off ~
s2O from the A. z. club for the purnose Of o
new books. pu'pose Oh
, Master Harold Parsons. who has snon.
the summer with his GRANDPARENTS 'pWvL NJ
md Mrs. w. l.. Parsons, has retnrnod ~ -
lis home IN New York city. W "
Miss Nettie ID. Bishop of Rrott,.,o
anne Monday to visit Mrs. Mary M FSJv
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
SOUTH NEWFANE.

John 4, Morse returned from Spring
field. Mass, Saturday
Hon. Frank Moss is IN New York on
business for a few days,
Mrs. samuel IL. Morse is visiting ~
Bratrleboro this week.
Miss Mary Moss leaves today for her
home ia Newburgh, \. !,
Rev. +. {. Clarke OBLIGATED TUESDAY
M the funeral of Mrs, Leonard ut West
Dummerst0n.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Moore, who have
been ut Frank T., Bruce :, have returned
TO Bmttleboro.
Mrs. Stauiier Of Philadelphia Is
spending a few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. John Il, Morse.
Mrs. Frank 5 Bickford returned TO
Townshcnd Monday after spending ten
DAYS with friends in town.
Rev. +. c. Clarke gave an interesting
report of the Windham County BAPTIST
Association meeting at Readsbofo sun
dav evening.
Frank G. Morse, II. Julian Morse, G..
Joseph Dexter aud John +. Morse went
Wednesday to Springfield, Mass, by
automobile 10 spend the daN.
There was a slight frost Wednesday
morning in exposed places. YESTERDAY
morning severe frost with mercury ar
% cut the vegetation seriously
Arthur Moss returned last week 10
Drew seminary, Madison y. w. 70 con
tinue his studies. His friend, William
Baumgartner, goes 10 Join him today
Mrs. Orlando X. Morgan Florence
Morse) of Johnston City, Tenn, ar
rived SATURDAY for a two weeks stay
with her aunt, Mrs. William \, Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Newton Of
Wallingfurd. CT and Mr.. aud Mrs c.
H. Dickinson were az the home Of their
aunt, Mrs. samuel Morse, Wednesday,
DR.. and Mrs. Bcrkenstoek of Phila-
delphia. en- route 10 the White Noun,
tains, visited Mrs. Bcrkcustoek,s sister.
Mrs John l.. Morse, from Thursday
until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A.. \. Blood Of Towns.
bend, Mrs. Charles II. Bruce OF New
York. Mrs. Martha Hall of Brattleboro
and DR.. Osgool of Townshend were
,allers in the village Wednesday.
+. G.. Herdman of the Colonial Stained
class company of Boston, who furnish. f.
N the memorial windows for the Baptist I
'hureh. was ia the village Wednes- I
Law. Ii is expected that other windows |
sill be mt in place this fall.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
EAST JAMAICA.

Miss Harriet poane was in Towns
bend this week.
]. II. Ware of Townshend was here
/ buying COWS this week.
Mrs. George Colburn and baAy of
| Dummerston were recent visitors at
Mrs. Vroince Howe 5.
! ". 5. Allen and A. T.. Gleason drove
/ eight beef cows to the W. +. Richard.
son company in Brattleboro the first of
the week.
| and Mrs. b. NJ. Allen of Gardner. Mass,
were here this week to attend the fu.
neral of John l.. Howard.
j. II. Peck slipped and fell from a
load of logs while working in the woods
Tuesday. He was badly bruised and
shaken up, but is on the gain at this
writing,
Mr. and Mrs. f. Van Epp. who re-.
Gently sold their farm here TO Mr. Spill
or from Missouri, held an auction at
their residence Monday afternoon and
left for their new home in Conway,
Mass, Thursday.
John L. Howard died Sunday here at
the home of his niece. Mrs. Eta Under
wood. with whom he has lived and been
tenderly cared for during an illness of
four months. Mr.. Howard was born in
Jamaica March 2. 1886. and is survived
by two brothers, Duane Howard of
Mayfeld, n, Y, and Ethelbert Howard
of Dummerston, The funeral was held
at the house Tuesday at . o clock, Rev
T. c. Brewster of Jamaica officiating
Burial was in the river cemetery.
1t was with regret that people of this
village learned the sad news of the
death of Ora d. Howe, which occurred
at his home in West Townshend last
Friday night of Bright s disease, Mr.
Howe. stricken down in the prime of
life, was a native and former resident of
this place the son of Osma and Vroince
(Whitney) Howe and was born on the
Howe homestead Feb. 90 1879. Those
from this place to attend the funeral
were Mrs. Vroince Howe. Mr.. and Mrs |
Ralph Howe and two children, Mr. and |
Mrs. G. H. Gleason, Arthur Gleason, !
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Peck and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs II. f. Potter and Leroy |
Potter. The sympathy of the commun |
Itv goes out to his family and relatives |
in their sad bereavement.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
NEWFANE.
Perry Chase Wedding,

About 30 friends and neighbors gathered
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Chase
| Tuesday to witness the marriage OF Their
daughter, LILLIAN May, 10 Arthur Frank
| Perry OF BmttleborO, The ceremony was
performed at noon by Rev 4. NJ Nlswall,
the single ring service being used, The
room was beautifully decorated with crepe
paper aud cut flowers in great pf0luslon,
The color scheme was green, pink aud
white, carried out hy a canopy overhead OF
the crepe paper which extended 20 the side
walls in festouns finished with clusters OF
hydrangca blossoms and streamers oi the
paper The decorations were ia charge 81
John II Convey.
The bridal party stood in bower Of
green dcclsed with white blooms while
above their heads was suspended large
wedding bell OF golden glow, Miss Ada
Mann, sister Of the groom, aud Eryln
Chase brother OF the bride, attended them
as bridesmaid and groomsman. \ bountllul
dinner was served Immediately after the
ceremony The bridal couple went to Brat
tlchoro by team then TO Springfield, Mass,
for a short stay afterward coming TO reside
at the Foley farm. West Bwttleboro,
where they will be at home TO their friend,
after Oct, ].
As they started off in the finely ca
decorated carriage they were plentliully
showered with lice and confetti as the
friends gave them their best wishes and
parting words The presents were varied
aud useful. Among them many gifts OF sill
ycrwarc, glass, and china,
The bride was becomingly gowned in
light blue and carried bouquet oi Euehant.
ress astcrs tied with white ribbon. Mrs,
Pcrry'- travelling suit was brown. Among
the out.oi.town guests were Mr.. and Mr.,
Mann, Mrs. Mann being Mr. Pcrry's moth
er Miss Ada Mann aud Harry Mann, half
sister and brother OF the groom, and Mr.
aud Mrs. Sumner Wilson Of Battlehoro,
Dana Perry, a brother, and his tiance, Mis-,
Nellie MoJQton, Of Dummer,ton, aud Mrs
Prussia Convey. a grcat.aunt Of Mrs. perrys
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
Miss Hattie Fisher.

Miss Hattie Fisher. who died last
Friday i'm the Memorial hospital, Brat
tlebOro. after a long and painful illness.
was born in TOwuShend in 1861 and
was the daughter Of William X. and
Harriet w. (Perry) Fisher. She spent
nearly her entire life here, residing on
the Fisher farm in the northern part
of the town until ~ years ago when
she moved to the village with her par
ents. She was of a retiring nature,
yet made warm friends. Being of a
quiet reticent disposition she took but
few into her confidence regarding per.
sonal matters, thus only her most init
mate friends knew how much she suf-
fered Jnassuming, she lived an even,
useful. domestic life; faithfully, quiet
", persistentlv applying herself to her
daily tasks. Her strongest trait of
character was devotion to her parents.
Through long sickness, calling for
great patience on her part she minis.
tered to her mother : comfort with q
devotion born only Of sincere love, and
her care for her father during his long
invaidism proved her to be daugh-
ter, not in name only but in deed rs
well.
The body was brought to Townshend
Saturday night, where the funeral serv-
ice was held IN the Baptist church sun
day morning at IL O'Clock in place of
the regular preaching service. The
service was conducted by the pastor
Rev. Joseph Mexican. Burial was in the
family lot in lakewood cemetery. The
many floral offerings were beautiful.
Miss Fisher is survived by one brother,
Willard r. Fisher, of Wardsboro.
Those from out of town who attended
the funeral were Mrs. Ida Nichols, Mrs.
Sarah Clay and Mr.. and Mrs. Bond of
Brattleboro, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Fisher of Wardsboro and Arber Hol-
brook of Washington.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
STRATTON.

Mrs. Abbie Reed is i'll with typhoid
fever
The first frost of the season came Tues
day night
Phineas Eddy was at E. A. Eddys a few
days last week
Miss Arlie Eddy went to Keene Satur-
day for weeks visit
viii Rising of Hoosick Falls was at C. J.
Aliens one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dunlap of East Ar
llngton were at c. j. Aliens recently.
Mrs. A. j. Pike went Tuesday to care for
Mrs. Abel Grout in Newfane, who is i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Thomas of Shafts.
bury are visiting Mrs. Thomas's mother.
Mrs. A. c. Robinson and two children of
West Wardsboro and her sister. Mrs. Elan
lIgan, of New York were at Merle Putnam's
Friday
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
JACKSONVILLE.

Thermometers registered 2S degrees
yesterday morning.
Mrs. c. P. Rawson is having a serious
time with erysipelas.
B. J. Cobb and Mrs. Ida j. Stafford
have gone to Bellows Falls on a visit.
Clyde Ransom cut his leg quite badly
while cutting corn last week for f. w.
Shine.
Bert Sheldon and daughter, Thelma,
of Schenectady, n. Y, are visiting at II.
j. Sheldon s.
Mrs. Charles Sheldon. whose home is
in Illinois, visited relatives here during
the first of the week.
w. w. Head has resigned his posi-
ton as postmaster. His successor has
not vet been appointed