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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-16
VISITS BRIGHAM CITY
MISS Cora Milan, Champion Button Sci.
Ter, Meets With Success.

'7I''-I-'' =" tIV ITIUUNe.
,iE;sKISbAM CITY, Oct. 15.-Miss Cora
Milan. champion II Am for Utah" h,,,toa
seller OF salt Lake City. spent tho Sev
mere. and was about the busiest nerso1
NJ IN to"n Tor several hours. When Miss
alian mad finished her work in the ever.
Ing many OF tho Brigham boosters woro
oecofated with the red buttons, the raw
enue from The sale OF which w.II 60 70
.n' , Iait lake Commercial club In aiding
70 hdVeruse Utah. In Speaking OF bsT
vlslt TO Ogden yesterday Miss Milan yve a
not very enthusiastic. and srpeareS lie
q :, s,' SbPolhtea AT the treatment accorded nor
On" sald sne was much more succsasf,,j
IN Brigham CITY and was pleassd yri,h
the courtesy extended % her here
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New Concern Incorporates.
Special TO The Tribune

S-'''' =" 4 IIB lTIDUUe.
PRoV0, Oct. 15.-The Robinson Broth
erS q Barton company has filed ar.
aicies . OF Incorporation with the county
cIefk- Ihe purpose OF the corporation
Is 10 conduct business in furniture and
other merchandise, with Provo as The
principal place OF business. The corr.
pany taxes over as basis of capitaliza-
property owned by the Robinson Rrothnrs
Music company OF Springvine and the
Barton * Blake Furniture COMPANY ~
rrovo and VIII carry on business in both
George z. Barton, president. HarbaSt
Robinson, vice president: Walter Robinson
secretary and treasurer; W. D. Lewis nd
Fred Robinson. "'''
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Professor Young to Speak.

'tVIaI % The Tribune.
PROVO. Oct 15.-Protessor I,e,t t-s,,,-
oung OF the University OF Utah ,yIiI da
'er the Founders day Grafton a., ~
righam Young university Friday. Eie,,o,,
lts. prepared by different classes viii
lsFen places IN TN pageant. ssmyboI-
| gage and Literature Pure ScIc,,1Ss' :
| end Science. Theology and FrScticoi
KIN. Fine Arts. History and Coz
Commerce, Physical Tralnin.,
Nrten. Alma Mater.
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Democrats Nominate Ticket.

1VtCIdI 10 lie Tribune
AMERICAN FORK. Oct 15Th
lowing city ticket was nominated bv ~.
,ocal Democrats at a primary held berc
Iast night: For mayor, Earl Greenwood
co' II00nnr-year term councilman. Joseph
:. Wide: Tor two-year term couDcilnan
Justice y, Seely. Eli B. Hawkins nnd
ac.aolph Nelson. for city treasurer, Mrs
GhaTlotte Featherstone; for city reconier
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Noted Woman Leader Ill

Los ANGELES, oct. I5.-sufrerInc
from one Of tho ailments consequent TO
hor advanced age. Madame Caroline Seve-
rance known throughout the country as
inc Mother or Clubs. and former leader
in all progressive women's movements is
dangerously III tonight at her home. SOC
West Adams street Mime. Severance cell
oorated her 93rd birthday last January
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Special Continue Survey.

>, FHOVThe Tribune.
corn dncSAct I5.-The salt Lake, &
hofvvco,' company has started a
Iakc-P 70. heers on tho final surye~
infe1,io-' sOtand Pays0n for the Sail
buildlno+ .o,,,, 0l ,serurhan. and II &c TIC
road Is complesavson ss ~ 80. S"ntnye M. ~
49, I'gier'ea. VIII b,o Provo. which :, LIS h
b.,,,..s iron salt DIV next year. T'r,rt
s'p next week y toward provo ali ,,sn
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lntermOuntain News

morning by Deputy County Clerk Clar-
ence j. Woods. Mr.. and Mrs. Trottel
VIII mako their home In Provo.
The following couples have received
marriage licenses: Bert Dudley Of Salem
and Johanna Koyle Of Spanish Fork
Elmer Mcclam of Wallsburg and Pearl
Bergman of Eureka
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NOTICE OF Assssmss~ ~

INC Carlin- Nevada Mint.
resent place OF busiA,s, EsS c1inp@any' @l,y
siah' Location OF H1es, La LsRe lily.
ada. f,i"Y County, Ne
Notice is hereby gun tJ,, =.
's OF the board of 8ecto,,s ~ ,Ss : i1ser- Gsr-
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PROMINENT FARMER
ARRESTED. AS SLAYER

:, CHAMPAIGN. H.. Oct. 15-o O.,
Ianah wen-known farmer of Irrbara
,,s,, maS a.Fested today and charged with tbn.
-nuIoer OF William Larry, whose bod,.
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Rummage Sale

In basement 81. Marks cathedral
Saturday, October Is. Doors open at
II a. m. (Advertisoment.)
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
consult county clerk or the respectira
signers for further inforrna tion-
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Estate OF Henry Clay Rancy, decees.d
The undersigned will sell at public e,Ic.
,lon the undivided one-haIf of the west
one hundred and thlrty-seven and one
Dlock one az, plat !. Salt Lake CITY
survey. salt Lake county, Utah. at one
S,Ss, S.9ek S p. m; October 22nd. 1919, at the
west iront door Of the city and COUNT
building. salt Lake CITY Utah. for caaS
Dated October l1th. 1913. 81"
slool SAM RANEY, Administrator
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riddled with bullets, was found in a field
near UrbaDa Sunday. A large sum OF
money Larry was said TO have carried
was missing.
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When your food does not digest vol,
and, and yo1 a feel "blue,', tired and dis. dis.
Tsrh;gSo TfTnIhaged' you should use a little
bowels, purifes the system an5 tne
stores fine feeling Of health and ao 90
erGy. Price, soc. Sold by Scbraro,a
johnson, Drugs, "The Neyer.Snhsai
tutors" Five (5) Good Stores. '''
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lln~Nevada Mining topanv held ON Sep
tember "a. 1913, ast,ment No / Of one
tenth G-l0) cent n share was levied
upon the capital sd OF the corporation,
issued and outstaXr, payable immedi- :
ately To +. r. u Room 525 Atlas
block. salt Lake a. ITtab
Any stock uponklcn this assessment|
may remain unpann the 25th day OF
October. 1913, willl dslin0uent ard ad-
vertised for sale lnuhI;c auc,Ion. and
unless payment ilnada before viii be
sold on the nth 4 ~ November. fsfa.
at the companyhnice Al s25 Atlas
block. at 2 p. M eaid dav 10 nav
the delinquent aLsmcnt thereon to-
gether with The "a ~ edvertisiny and
expenses OF the
RI SERVICE. secy
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Divorce Is Granted

Special 70 The Tribune.
PROVO. Oct. i5.-Final decree =, Al
yorce has been entered In the cas- ", y,
Marie Robey VS.. Theophlus Roheye VI
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TO THE MEMBERS OF rur soc.r.

~ The MEMBERS OF THE SOCIAL
service Commission OF the k;pIsconai
Church in Utah: p''|"pai
a meeting OF the rpembers of ,bo 49,.
commission VIII DC held at 4sl East Ffrst
Se1a SH0Eth street on Thursday, October istb
80, at . p. m, 10 take the NECESSARY
10 transact such other business aa na
lawfully como before the mcctJnc may
,Signed) w. f. BULRELEY
Secretary.
eIo
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Home Visitors Excursions East,

Effective October %, November %
"a, December 90 and %, via Chicago
Northwestern railway from OGDEN
and Salt Lake City. Chicago, SIS. so:
Mlnneapolis-St. Paul, $3.50: good for
return 80 days from date of sale, Di
verse routes and stopovers. For fur.
ther particulars, address c. A. Walker.
general agent, 317 Main street. Salt
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Deputy She,

vselal nl % The Trib,darried.
y.. .rEovc, Oct. ls.-M,s
ter OF cneputy Sheriff 'aude r. Han.
''eNen were mRuei A. Trot
hero this
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san ASkd rEPR9. p GGooANeELEs : 8 SALT A. Z
baggage In possesn oS fbls company.
consisting OF truI bnTee chests. bum
dies. blankets, W.s bsbv cabs and
DicgG,es. VII De AZ auction at Eo
City. Utah. comme,,,. ,rbnredav Ocf0<
.1.i, ~ -, , IStS, y. Hook n. m, and COZ
''i"inH e"eH u"S VI all have been so''
rf O. DAWSON, ii
"ehI Baggage Agent
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SPECIALlES

Catarrh, Asthma, Deaf
Stomach, Liver, Kidne
rheumatism, Nervous
diseases and ailments
ordinary treatment.
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water supply.
e,r all parts OF Tho 90.
tab products for ,,'I.Iy ~
'r possible. F"''i
e bids on publ, mol.
plant to take care = o. =
'on'ract guarantees ex
;.,, ;o,%,.lnsrship n. Of public
illng they can B.. o.
s5,iul5 without burdolp- op-
I'm wages or =.
or1 meet current scalo paid
mcn' Of a home whs.
i'orarily destitute ~. mere
without being placed r,,e 'e
'usl element in The ci,,, Siih ;I
! 70 lind refuge in boz "a, /,
'nat'on OF smoke nuisa,e.
~. e.2 o. public park aud nT,v.
,Adser4-meat
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Dancing tonight, Majestic, Best OF
music played just right.
(Advertjscrnent)
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-05
WARDSBORO CENTER.

Mrs Ed Brigham went to Brattle-
boro Monday.
Joseph Lamarche has returned from
Ware, Mass, where he attended the I'm
neral Of his father
Zina Goodale and daughter. Mrs Ed
Wilder, and husband Of East Dover. are
visiting Mr.. Wilder's father, Ellis Wild
er.
Mrs. John Edwards went to Brattlcbo-
TO Saturday to see her daughter, FLOR
ence, at the hospital She reports her
as doing well
Charles Kennon and Fred Robinson
went by auto to Greenfield. Mass, last
week. Mrs. Leighton Cooley went with
them Miss Munden of Greenfield return
ed with them.
A very pretty and interesting program
was given by the school here taught by
Mrs. Birdie Putnam, the evening before
Memorial day, consisting of recitations
by the pupils and number Of patriotic
songs by the school which were fine The
school house WIS prettily decorated. 4
very pretty flag drill 10y the pupils closed
the entertainment Mr. Heyer, an old
soldier, made some very appropriate re-
marks Theodore Holland, with his vio-
lin, and Miss Ruby Perry at the organ
furnished good music. There was a large
audience who agreed that a vote OF
thanks was due all those who took part.
especially the teacher for the time and
work expended.
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GRAFTON.

There are several cases of measles in
town.
]. L. Grover is at home for a few
days.
Many from here spent Memorial day
at Barber park
Mrs. Hobert recently spent few days
in Bellows Falls.
Ray Jennison and family were in West
Townshend recently.
James Stowen and J. H. Stowell are
working in Windham.
Miss lone Sumner Of Bellows Falls is a
guest at S. J Walkers.
Miss Alice Hemenway of Saxtons River
was in town last Thursday.
Charles Daniels of Chicago spent
few days at Cabot lodge recently.
T. Park is improving the looks Of his
attractive residence by new fence
Children's day viii be observed in the
Baptist church next Sunday mornings
Mrs. Mason Walker has been spending
a few days with friends in Bellows Falls
Mrs. Lena Bragg and two children of
Brattleboro are visiting at A. r. Tuttle's.
H. NJ Sweet and NJ Chase Of Wollas-
ton, Mass, are camping on Mr. Chases
farm,
Mr.. and Mrs Austin and daughter of
Lawrence, Mass, are at +. d. P. How
lands.
Arthur Randlett of Melrose. Mass,
was at 0. i. Wilson's from Friday to
Monday.
Miss Elsie ShattucIl and Charles Nut
Ter Of Concord, \. H., were guests at A
\. Josslyn's recently.
Miss Rose Jackson of Houghtonvillt
has been spending few days with hel
sister, Mrs. Cecil Fisher.
Allen District Pomona Grange mo
with Grafton Grange Wednesday and ;
pleasant and profitable meeting was held
J. c. Day and Dr. Pratt of Below
Falls were in town Tuesday on a fishin,
trip and We're guests at f. o. Merrifeld' S
Chester Butler viii graduate from Yer
mont academy next week He has VOL
scholarship to Colgate college, whicl
he will attend.
Mrs. Maria Walker came home Wed
nesday after spending the winter WIT
her daughter, Mrs, Charles Farrar. g
Springfield, Mass
Mrs. Robert Barlow and Miss Rom
came Saturday from Springfield, Vt. t
: lye here. Mrs. Barlow is Accompanies
by friend, Mrs. Dexter.
Dr.. and Mrs Andrews and Mr. an
Mrs. Loud of Wollaston, Mass. wer
guests at the Tavern from Friday t
Sunday, coming by automobile.
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SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Mrs Stella Bryant recently returned
from her sojourn at Amsterdam, y. y.
Hazel Davis returned from several
weeks visit in Boston Tuesday of last
week.
Fully as many as usual attended the
stockholders meeting in Brattleboro sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs F. IT, Howard Of Brat
tleboro came in their automobile Satur-
day and returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edney johnson attended
the funeral Of her mother, Mrs. William
IIoyt, at Wardsboro Tuesday
Mrs. i. + Churchill has received news
Of the death Of her cousin. Nelson Crosier.
Of Wilmington. He was injured In an
automobile accident Friday and died I'M
Keene city hospital sunday.
Last week c. r. Griswold and SON
went to Princeton. Mass, to Tarry-a-
while farm, the beautiful home Of ~
head Of fine Holsten stock. and made 4
purchase Of FIVE cows and one calf r a
Howe went with them and they attend
ed the New England Breeders Holstein-
Friesian cattle sale at Worcester, Mass,
where 125 head of registered Holsteins
were sold at prices ranging from S13J
to SOLD per cow
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GUILFORD CENTER.

Mrs. D. G. Baker is visiting in Green
field, Mass.
L. P. Goodnow of Deerfeld was
home over Sunday.
L. B. Bullock of Springfield. Mass.
was guest at b. A Whittemore's last
week
Frank Baker of Massachusetts was a
guest of his uncle, d. G. Baker, last
week.
Miss Bernice Shedd visited at S. A.
Richmond's in Brattleboro over Memoir
al day.
Mrs. c. A. Baker and children were
guests over Sunday of Mrs. L. j.
Huntley.
There will be services in the Universal
ist church at ) p. IN. by the pastor, Rev.
ID. Z. Trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Newton of Vernon
visited Mrs. Newton's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ransom AkIey, Sunday.
L. J. Thayer, who visited his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Thayer, returned
to his home in Brockton Monday.
Mr.. Newton of Valley was a guest
Sunday of his sister-in-law, Mrs. J. H.
Thayer. His mother-in-law, Mrs Han
nah Goodnow, returned with him.
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GUILFoRD.

Mrs Alexander Thomson of Fitehburg,
Mass, is a guest of her sister, Mrs Joel
Flagg.
Mrs Michael Baker of Brattleboro is
boarding a few weeks at Frank Jacobs's
for her health.
Ashley Spencer and Guy Ryder went
Monday to New York city to spend a
week sightseeing
Alfred circuit is having a serious time
with his ankle, which was broken last
fall and never fully healed
Leslie Hudson Of Whately was guest
Saturday and Sunday of his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Bullock and Mrs
Frank King of Springfield, Mass, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whittemore
. few days last week.
Mrs G. r. Jennison of New York Wis
tied a few days last week at Frank ia
cob's Mrs Jennison is well remem
bered as Bernice Boyd when teaching
school in town.
Alfred H. Jaquith's birthday anniyer
sary was observed Saturday by a neigh
borhood gathering Of friends. about 81
in number. He received several gifts ant
hearty congratulations
Alfred Stebbns has sold his farm. for
merly the Charles Eddy place, to Dan;
Howard of Brattleboro Mr.. Stebbin
will have an auction next Tuesday. H
has no definite plans as to locating else
where.
Fay jacobs and sister, Ada, gave
dance Friday evening in the new Wagon
and automobile building recently erecte
on their premises. About 60 young pee
pie We're present and had very enioy
able time. Louis Jillson and Miss Dori
Shedd furnished music on the violin am
organ. Refreshments of cake, coffee an
lce-cream We're served
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WEST WARDSBORO.
Nelson French is i'll.

Mrs. Nelson French is i'll.
George Tudor visited over Sunday in
Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. \ Waite are visit
ing in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. pike return
from Brattleboro Sunday.
Gordon Roberts spent several days
with relatives in Dorset.
G, c. Fits and H. Z. Eddy Of Brat
tleboro were in town on business Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Nash of Spring
field, Mass, visited relatives in this
village last week.
Miss Grace Payne of Vernon spent
Memorial day with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Payne.
Mr. and Mrs. John White have
moved from Newfane and Mr.. White
will work for w w. lie Geyt for the
present.
The Stratton Mountain club held a
social at the vestry Saturday evening
which was well attended. Refresh
ments OF cake and lemonade were
served.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E.
Putnam invited a number of their
friends to their home to spend the
evening. Dancing was enjoyed and re
freshments were served.
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WILMINGTON.

F. T. Gaines OF Greenfield Mass.
called On friends sunday.
f. II Schu,ter was iii Rutland on
business tile first IT tile week
NJ A. Brown 81 Winchester. Mass.
was IN town the first of the week.
Miss Zelda Whiteop spent a few days
at her home in Hoo-iek Falls, y \
Charles Dix Of Springfield. Mass. vis-
tied at o. IT, Jone-~ over sunday
Mr.. and Airs. Il. y Crafts and AIr.
and Mrs A II. Curtis were ID Brattle-
boro Monday
AR and Mrs II. + Mann were IN
Brattleboro sunday and in keene Mon
day and Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs r. i Barber Of Brattle-
boro visited friends and relatives in town
the first III the week
AIr shaw of tie shaw Fern company
was Ill town this week looking after tile
interests ST the fern business
AR and Mrs J II Kiddcr visited
their daughter. Mrs. Charles Gardner Of
New York, q few days and returned
Tuesday
Mr. and Mr. Human Copeland AMI
two children and AIRS Lucy Bellows III
Brattleboru spent Memorial day with
relatives
\ party OF five came from Springfield
Mass. to spend Memorial day They
went fishing in Somerset and returned
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Hudson. Mrs. I'm
ma Hudson and Hiss Ruby Hudson 81
West Chesterfield a. TIL, visited II
Clark Chambers sunday
The little son Of Frank CLARK died
Monday at the Brattleboro Memorial
hospital. where he was taken for treat
ment sunday by Dr. 5. +. Dunn.
The thrce-yearold son vi Franl
4 Sprague had narrow escape from
4 drowning Saturday. when IT, fcn into ths
Beaver brook II was necessary Is uorl
over hiP two hours before he became
conscious
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JACKSONVILLE.
Indian Program Arranged.

At the next Grange meeting june 10,
there will be an Indian program, as
follows: Indian march, by members in
costume; instrumental music, Carrie
Begiebing; song, John Coleman; paper
The American Indian, May Monahan;
recitation, Edith Fox; instrumental mu-
sic; Grange paper, Vivian Dalrymple
and Mildred Corse; song, Carl Wheeler;
recitation from Hiawatha, Pearl Faux
ner; camp fire Indian stories by mem
bers; song, choir Refreshments Of
hnlled Indian corn and milk, baked
Indian pudding and Indian bread viii
be served for which each viii pay six
Indian heads "copper", An exhibition
of Indian relics in charge of w. S. Al
len will be made.
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JACKSONVILLE.

Harry Beattie is visiting in Brattlebo-
TO.
Mrs. Phoebe Landman is visiting in
Londonderry.
There will I've dance at sheldon hall
Friday, June 6.
Dewey Howard of Wardsboro was in
this place recently.
Chaunccy Robbins of Wardsboro is Wis
iting his brother, j. B. Robbins.
VIII Kingsbury Of Grafton visited his
father, A. 4. Kingsbury,' the first IF the
week
Mrs. Warren Head and little daugh-
ter are spending a few days IN South
Londonderry.
Chandler Rawson Of Brattleboro re-
Gently visited in the home OF his brother,
Manley Rawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pier and two
daughters Of Brattleboro recently visited
at William Coleman's.
Bert Sheldon and daughter, Thelma, Of
Schenectady. y. y. recently visited hi,
brother, Hoyt sheldon.
/ Miss Ethel stafford. who had beer
spending some time in New Hampshire
returned home here the first Of TIL,
week
/ Mr. and Mrs Clarence Landman an,
+ two children Of Jamaica visited in tn,
/ home of his mother, Mrs Phoebe Land
man, the first OF the week.
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Mr.. and Mrs c. S Goodnow We're
in Brattleboro over Sunday.
Mrs Alma Taylor of Greenfield
Mass, spent Memorial day with hei
relatives here.
Clayton Plumb and family of Green
field visited at c. F. Wheeler's sever
al days last week.
Mrs. Lyman Kingsbury spent sew
eral days recently with her grand
daughter, Mrs. Carl Wheeler.
Miss Annie Woods of North Adam.
spent Memorial day and remained over
Sunday with May Monahan at L. H
Sawyer's.
The village schools held pre- Memoir
al day exercises at Green Mountain
hall Thursday and all did credit tc
themselves and teachers.
L. II. Sawyer and family visited il
Zoar Sunday. Their daughter, Vesta
was home for a few days last week
from her school in Ashburnham, Mass
She returned to her studies Monday.
Homer Boyd, Floyd Dalrymple an,
Winfield Boyd each went to Charlie
mont Tuesday with their teams to ge
the household goods of Mr.. Toogood
which are being moved here from New
York. They expect to make thei
/ home in the future with their daugh
ter, Mrs. Homer Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Plumb wen
Sunday to work for L. L. Wheeler, VIII
is conducting a lumber camp on Free7
ing Hole mountain. Mrs. Plumb eX
/ Darts 10 ha thn coOLz in camu and Nj
Plumb works in the woods. Thei
neighbors in the village regret thei
absence for the summer and fall a
both are obliging neighbors and vii
ing workers socially.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-05
VERNON.

B. A. Streeter is grading his lawn. /
Miss Grace Payne spent the week
end at her home in West Wardsboro.
J. L. Hubbard has begun work on
the cellar of his new house.
Z. Lee Fldridge of Springfield, Mass,
spent Sunday with his family at II.
w. Fairman 5.
Mrs. G. X. Stebbins is in Winches
ter, \. H., caring for her mother, Mrs.
Albert Doolittle.
There viii be a regular meeting OF
Vernon Grange Saturday, June Z. De
grees will be conferred.
The ladies circle will meet at their
rooms Wednesday afternoon, June IL;
supper at >. All are invited
Thomas Ormes has moved his family
from DIR. Hamilton 5 farm in Guilford
to the Dexter Stockwell house.
Leroy simonds and little son are
III with measles Miss Sarah Thayer
is a victim Of the same disease.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks aud fam
+ ilv Of South Vernon spent Sunday with
+ Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Fairman.
Mrs. NJ. /. Reed attended the funer-
al of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Alice
Morse, i'll Wilramsvillc last week
Thursday
George W. johnson attended the Ne
mortal day exercises at Brattleboro,
and William +. Newton those held al
/ Mortified.
Mrs r. G. Stearns aud little daugh-
ter, Mabel accompanied BY Mrs. Eve
Ign Gray Of Mortified, spent Thursday
with Mrs H. A. Brown.
The Memorial day exercises Of both
the north and west schools were very
entertaining, the pupils rendering their
parts in a pleasing way
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Bailey and
son, Clifford Of Pcpperell, Mass.
spent a few DAYS with her cousin, Mrs
II. A. Staten, the last of the week.
Mrs. II. A. Staten, Mrs. G. X. Steb
= bins. Mrs. Kate Squires, Mrs. +. IT
-Akley, Mrs. +. Stebbins, jr., and a. +
Weatherhead attended the dedication
exercises of the new Universalis
! church I'M. Winchester. y. d.