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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-24
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Protective Grange will hold a regu-
lar meeting Wednesday evening, July
30.
Prof. Williston Walker will occupy
the pulpit Of the Centre Congregation
al church Sunday morning.
The Big Four fve-hundred club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Simonds
last evening on Walker place.
Edward Smith of the Twin State
Gas & Electric company is building a
bungalow on the lot which he recently
bought on High Lawn road.
Edward Starkey and Esther Emma
Knapp, both of Brattleboro, were mar
RED last evening by Justice G. $ Hop
klns They were unattended. The single
ring service was used. Mr.. Starkev is
employed as teamster in town
The election Of the directors Of the
proposed Brattleboro and Wilmington
railroad company held in the office of
II. q. f. +. Barber resulted in the
choice of the following: J. p. Kellas,
+. kellas, II. E. Mann, Dr. L. T.. Page
and X. 5. McTeer.
Through his attorney o. B. Hughes,
Warren G. DoolittIe has brought eject
ment proceedings in the municipal
court against Edward Grggs, who oc-
cupies tenement OF the plaintiff at
Canal street and refuses to vacate.
1t is claimed that he owes back rent
to the amount of $500
Chairman E. Q. S. Osgood and other
members of the prudential committee
and playground committee will meet
the people of Prospect hill at the
schoolhouse on Washington street to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o clock. The
| object of the meeting is to discuss
1 the playground situation and have a
! pleasant understanding all around in
gegard to the use of the school ground
as place for the children to play.
Fifteen members of Glass No. 10 OF
the Baptist Bible school went to Soutl
Vernon yesterday ana held the month
| ~ meeting with Mrs. Ivan Willard a
member of the class, who lived on
Myrtle street until last spring, when
Mr. Willard began work for A. A.
Dunklee Reading, games and a social
time were enjoyed. The women were
shown through Mr.. Dunklee s fine
barns. The party returned on the 5.57
train, having been taken to the station
on hay wagon covered with straw
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IORTHFIELD FARMS, MASS.

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Mr.. Bancroft has finished work for
Charles Tenney.
Mrs. f. Y. Wood has returned from a
visit in Worcester.
The Benevolent society will meet at
the library July 30.
Samuel f. Alexander has taken his
horses to Pittsfeld.
Freeman billiard has returned from
a visit in Brattleboro.
Mrs Oscar Wood has returned from
a week S visit in Orange.
Mrs. William Hastings of Florida is
Visiting at Alton Miner s.
Mr.. and Mrs Ward entertained rela-
tives from Brattleboro Sunday.
Miss Jennie Miner is assisting Mrs.
Ellen Stebbins in East Mortified.
Mr. and Mrs Myron Billings have
moved to tenement in Millers Falls.
Mrs. Lois Stratton of Springfield was
Mrs. Mary Stratton IS guest last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith of Brattle
boro visited at F. II. Smith s recently.
Miss Lora Brizzee of Easthampton
was the guest of Mrs. Frank Ross this
week.
Miss Ethel Braman and Miss Lottie
Philips visited Mrs. +. H. Montague
last week.
George Starkweather returned to
Texas Tuesday after spending his va
cation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich have returned
to Worcester after visit at Mrs. f.
| V. Wood s.
Mr.. Howe of Montague is working
| for Charles Parker and has moved into
his tenement.
! Eaton of Mllers Falls called on reIa-
tives here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Parker, Wesley.
Maud, and Mrs. Jennie Holton went
/ by automobile to Phillipston Sunday
and visited Walter Mann.
Miss Gertrude Schuorm has come
home from Millers Falls for her vaca-
ton. Before her return Miss Florence
Adams visited her, also at Mrs. Lincoln
Hammond 5.
Mrs. Inez Holton and son, Harve~
of Montague We're in town last week.
Mrs. Holton attended the meeting of
the Benevolent society, Of which she
is member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bancroft of
Cambridge and their child have been
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
o. l.. Leach. Mrs. Gerrish was at Mr.
Leach 5 a few days
A reunion took place at the home
of 0. l.. Leach recently. They were
his brother, John Leach, of Lowell
and three sisters, Mrs Bowen of Wen
dell, Mrs. Bemis Of West Orange, and
Mrs. Cone and daughter, Helen.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs Elmer Hart of North Adams
came today to visit Mrs. H. NJ. Wood.
Mrs. B. s. Michelman and Mrs. T.
NJ Michelman are in Springfield
Mass.
Mrs. F. H. Smith of Mortified
Farms is a guest of her son, G. H.
Smith.
A. J. Gleason went yesterday to
Springfield, Mass, to visit his son.
Fred Gleason.
Mrs. William R. Daley and children
left this morning for visit of several
weeks in Bennington.
Mrs. Fred f. Thomas went this
morning to Putney to spend the rest
of the week with friends.
E. B. Stewart of Leyden and James
Robinson of New York, who has a sum-
mer home in Leyden, are in town.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Homer Cray of
Kewanee, H., are spending some time
with Mr. Cray mother, Mrs. w. H.
Cray.
A. F. Rohde and Fred Whidden went
last night to Antrim, n. H., to set up
a pipe organ for the Estey Organ
company.
Mrs. William Bennett of Manches-
ter Center is the guest for week of
here parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b.
Warner of II Canal steet.
Miss Minnie Toomey and Miss Lena
Smith of the New England telephone
exchange will go Sunday to Peak s
Island for an outing of two weeks.
Howard r. Geddis of Springfield,
Mass, who has been guest of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w H. Geddis,
several days, returned to Springfield
today.
Manuel Weltman of Toronto, Can
ada, came yesterday to spend some
time with his sister, Mrs. |. NJ Welt
man. Mr. Wcltman made the trip by
motorcycle.
Guests at the Brooks House last
night included Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Benning of Springfield, Mass, Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Barslow and Mr.. and Mrs
Victor Frohling of Great Neck, ~ Y.
and Frank Haynes and family of Gen
eseo, \. Y.
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WESTMINSTER.

The parish picnic was well attended
at Barber park July %.
Mrs John Wood returned to her
home in Woburn, Mass, Tuesday.
Carl Underwood expects to take up
his new duties in Hinsdale, n. H.,
Aug. /.
The Y. p. S. c. E. are making ar
rangement for a fair to be held in
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Trip and two
children of Brattleboro and Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Howard and daughter of
Putney were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Howard the first of the week.
Mrs. John Winter entertained par
ty of 10 children Tuesday afternoon,
the occasion being the fifth birthday
anniversary of her little son, Mily.
Cake and ice cream were served and
the little folks report merry time.
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DELEGATES WILL
FIGHT MORMONISM
Home Mission Conference at North
field Went on Record-War with
United States Predicted
Especial to The Reformer.)

(Speclal TO Inc he1Ormer.
EAST NORTHFIELD, Mass, July
24.-The summer school for home
missions went unanimously on record
yesterday against Mormonism and
pledged themselves personally to fight
it after hearing an address by Miss
Mary Ogden White of Summit, n. j.,
and another by Miss Elizabeth Yer
milye of Montclair, n. J. Mrs. H. L.
Hill of New York made the motion.
Miss Vermilye stated that Mormons
were preparing for war with the Unit
ed States and that civil contest was
by them believed inevitable.
An organized campaign is to be
started to get constitutional amend
mcnt forbidding polygamy. Work has
been going on for 10 years and 81
out of a necessary 30 states have
passed a resolution favoring such an
amendment 1t is expected to get the
80 states by this fall that will force
Congress to act.
Miss Vermilye stated that Angus
Saron said in the Mormon tabernacle
within the past two years that con
verts to Mormonism could be found
in all parts of the country and would
ne ready 10 tame pa / IL tiO tAptObct
civil war. Miss White, who has had
considerable experience in fighting
Mormonsm in Idaho and Utah, told
many convincing anecdotes, proving
the power of the church to be absolute
in those state and that there was alb
solute union between the church and
states. No one could build a factory
without permission of the church au-
thorities at Salt Lake city, no one
could carry on a business if he said
anything against the church and one
man who dared ask how the $13,0O0,-
600 of tithes were spent was excom-
municated from the Mormon church.
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CRoSIER FAMILY REUNION.
Pleasant Gathering in Guilford of
Children and Grandchildren

The children and grandchildren of
Mr aud Mrs. Dudley Crosier gathered
at the Crosier home ia GuiIford Tues
daf and family reunion was held.
AZ eight living children of Mr.. and
Mrs orosicr were there The party
included Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Brooks
Of Mount Vernon, y. Y, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Crosicr Of GuiIford, Mrs. Holden
OF ToWnshend, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S.
tlaPp of BrattIcboro, Mr. and Mrs.
Fenneliy of Bellows Falls, Mrs. l.. T..
Cushman Of BrattIeboro, Mrs. Ernest
Crosicr Of Bellows Falls, and Alonzo
Crosier of Brattleboro. There were
also il grandchildren present. A
bountiful dinner ana supper we're
served under the trees on the lawn. A
photographer was present and several
family group pictures were taken.
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SOUTH WINDHAM.

The ladies' aid society met with Mrs.
Z. E. Clayton Wednesday.
d. J. Frederick has bought the Good
ell place of parties in Boston.
Charles Smith has returned to his
home in Saratoga, n. Y.
Miss Rhoda Lille came Friday from
Meriden, Conn, to stay few weeks.
Mrs. G. d. Lille spent Thursday and
Friday with woman friend in Brat
tleboro.
Arthur Veinot of West Townshend is
at the home of his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. q. I. Fales
1t is reported that W II. Taft has
sold the Fred ID. Fisher farm to par
ties from Connecticut
Miss Eva Howe returned home Sat
urday from a two weeks visit with
relatives in Brattleboro and Hinsdale.
\. II. - s@
Mrs. Alice Butler of Brattleboro was
guest over Sunday of her sister,
Miss Rhoda Lille, and sister-in- law.
Mrs. c. ID. Lille
Mrs. Frank W. Smith went to Gull
ford Thursday for a few days visit
She will visit relatives in West Rut-
land before returning home
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service speaks more highly than can
mere words Of the quality of her work
Her faithfulness to the minutest de
tail OF the clerical work has resulted
in the oft-repeated report of the post
office inspector. - 4 No. / in every re-
spect. such efficiency, combined with
uniform courtesy and a pleasing per
sonality, have made Miss Barrows an
ideal postmaster. For the past 81
years Miss BarrowS has been ably as
sisted by F. ". Cotton.
Miss Barrows has witnessed during
her term of service the change from
the d-time combination Of postoffice
and village store in one room to its
present separate room and comfortable
equipment. Fires have threatened the
destruction of the building on all sides.
and twice the safe has been burglar
led
There has been a steady increase in
the work of the Office since the he
ginning Of her term of service, reach
ing climax last May, when. i'm one
month, 600 money orders were issued.
amounting to about $1,000
But Miss Barrows : work for Hins
dale has not been confined the the office
during her term of service. Loval "a
Hlnsdale and solcitous for its highest
interests, it is safe to say that few
II any, of the citizens have. with tho
aid OF the ballot, welded so potent an
influence for good as has Miss Bar
rows
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WEST BRATTLEBORO.

Mrs. w. F. Mixer is in Putney today
on business
Miss Gertrude Alley is working for
Mrs. William Chase.
Miss Decker of Ann Arbor, Mich,
is q guest of Mrs. Z. Z. Fisher.
Rev f. B. Harris of Coventry called
on friends here Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs F. b. Marshall went
this week to Greenfield to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. B. R. Allen visited recently
with Mrs. Gilman Warren on Green
leaf street.
Mrs. D. f. Miller of this town was
admitted to the Melrose hospital Tues
day for treatment.
7. G. Harrison of Mount Hermon Wis
tied the first of the week with his
brother, Rev. E S. Harrison
The Needleeraft society will hold a
meeting with Mrs. Lamb at the par
sonage Friday afternoon.
The topic for the Friday evening
PRAYER meeting at the Congregational
church will be, The Essentials Of Sal
walton.
Mrs Gibson and son, Edward, re-
turned yesterday afternoon from a two
weeks visit at her old home in Bar
net and Rycgate.
IIoyt Barber, who was injured re-
Gently, IS resting comfortably at the
Memorial hospital and is doing as well
as could be expected.
Mrs J. L. Stockwen took Mrs. Lila
Reed to her home in East Dummerston
yesterday by automobile. Mr. and Mrs.
\. G. Walker accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Harris and
family went on ride this week and
Mr.. Harris drove down to see the new
bridge for the first time since he has
been i'll. He is improving slowly.
First Baptist church, West Brattle
boro, Rev. +. S. Harrison minister.
Sunday morning worship at 1890 with
sermon by the pastor, who will con
clude his sermons on the twenty third
Psalm. In the evening Mr.. Harrison
will speak on the world s greatest
Baptist preacher, Rev. G. II. Spurgon
First gregational church, REV.
| Henry Lamb minister. Divine service
at 1870 with sermon by the pastor.
/ Bible school at noon. Christian En-
| deavor meeting at : p. m; topic, The
| Necessity Of Information in Mission
! Work, Home and Abroad; leader, Mis-.
i Emma Mixer. At this meeting Mis-,
Maud A. Brown of the East village
will give an account of her recent at
| tendance at the Y. ". c. A. meeting
at Silver Bay, \. Y. 1t is hoped that
the usual large number, or even more
will be present
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BONDVILLE.

Mrs. Flora johnson of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Vale.
Julius johnson s horse broke its leg
in the pasture last week and had to be
killed.
Mrs A. C. Slade went to the
Burlington hospital Monday to under
90 an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chamberlain
of East Jamaica were at Henry Cham
berlain S over Sunday.
Milon Curtis of Massachusetts, and
lady friend of Georgia are at Avery
Leonard S for the summer.
Mrs. Emmett futile of South Lon
donderry visited her mother, Mrs A.
c. Slack, the latter part of last week.
Verlie Slade was called home from
her work at the hotel on account of
the illness of her mother, Mrs. a. c.
Slade.
Miss Abbie Johnson of Dorchester.
Mass, and friend, Marian Sheldon,
have come to spend the summer at
their summer home.
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AGAIN POSTMASTER
IN HINSDALE OFFICE
Miss A. NJ. Barrows Has Held Posi-
ton Nearly 25 Years., 900 Res
idents Signed Petition.
Especial to The Reformer.)

HINSDALE, n. H., July "a. -IIins-
dale people are to be congratulated
that they are again assured of the ser
vice of Miss a. NJ. Barrows as post
master for another term, her commits
sion having been received a few DAYS
ago.
Miss Barrows has served in the
postotlice % years, beginning as clerk
for her father, the late Warren S. Bar
rows, who was appointed in the spring
of 1885 during Cleyeland S first adj
Following her father s
death in October, 1888, she was an
pointed to complete his term and has
received each successive commission
since.
The petition recently circulated for
her reappointment was sufficient en-
dorsement of the regard in which her
work has been held. This petition re-
ceived the signatures of nearly 900
linsdale persons, including practically
all of the business men. Such an ex-
preston after IS years of continuous
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TOWN SHEND.

Mrs. Earle Derry visited friends in
Jamaica Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Jackson of Mon
son, Mass, are visiting at J. H. Ware s.
Katherine Hawkins is keeping house
for c. ]. Goodale in Brattleboro a few
weeks.
Miss Cora Mason has gone to Oak
Bluffs, Mass, where she will join par
ty and stay week.
Mrs. Annette Townshend went to ia
maica Wednesday. Maud and Mar
Jorie Clapp of Brattleboro came Thurs
day to spend week with their aunt,
Mrs. Alton Holden
The Dorcas guild of the Congrega-
tional church viii hold their annual
sale on the common Wednesday after
noon, Aug. 6. Fancy and useful articles,
food: and Ice-cream will be on sale.
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BALD HEADS

Madame De Mara wishes to notify
her customers after long illness that
she is at leisure to give them hair and
scalp treatment. Growing hair on bald
heads speciality. Have customers who
viii vouch that the hair grower has
grown their hair in 10 months. Will
also stop the hair from coming out
and rid the head of dandruff Twelve
bottles Of Madame De Mara s Hair and
Scalp Invigorator, at soc bottle, will
grow the hair in one year. Bring your
wives and | will teach them how to
apply. MADAME DE MARA.
81 Main ST.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. s. $. Hunt spent Tuesday in
Springfield, Mass.
G. II. Clapp is in New York this
week on business.
John Barfows left yesterday for
Springfield and Pittsield on a business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. f. Randall are at
their cottage at Spotford lake for an
outing
Miss Edith Cleveland of Dalton,
Mass, was guest at Freeman Scott 5
yesterday.
Appleton Miles left this morning for
4 two weeks outing at Northeast Har
Dor, Maine.
Mrs. Edith Barnard Patten of West
Hartford, Conn, is a guest of Mrs.
Ernest Bemis.
Miss Helen Betterley is spending the
week in Manchester, Mass, with Mrs.
Russell Tyson.
! John A. Davis went recently to
Springfield, Boston and Portland on a
two weeks trip.
Mr.. ana Mrs ]. A. Hoadley and
children went this morning by automo
bile to Gardner, Mass.
Misses Anna and Minnie Murray Of
Keene, \. H., have been guests of Mrs.
J. Y. Murphy on Horton place.
+. Bryne Hackett, manager of the
Yale University Press of New Haven,
Conn, is a guest of E. l.. IIildreth.
G. +. Glidden and daughter and Mrs.
Louise McNeirny are at Pemberton
beach for an outing of several days.
Mrs. S. NJ Yeaw went yesterday to
East Dover to spend a week with her
brother-in-law, W. L. Yeaw, and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Fletcher and
three children OF Montreal are the
guests of Mr.. Fletcher S aunt, Mrs. j
l.. Rathbone.
Miss Ethel Butler, stenographer for
the Hooker. Corser & Mitchell Co., is
taking a week 5 vacation at her home
in Chesterfield.
Miss Susan Batchelder and nephew,
Paul Wells, of Springfield, Mass, are
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Olive
/ Sargent, on Green street.
Mr. and Mrs Emerson of Guilford
have moved to town, taking a tenc
ment on Horton place. Mr.. Emerson
will tie employed by L. 4. Larrow.
Miss Margaret Lawson of Saxton,
River will come today to spend week
with Miss Elizabeth Hildreth at the
/ IIiIdreth summer home on Ames hill.
Mrs G.. E. Martin of Lexington
Mass, is expected today to join DR.
Martin at Lindenhurst. DR.. Martin
has been guest at Lindenhurst /;
week.
Or. Lawrence Heaphy is expected to
day from New York to spend vaca
ton of month with his sisters, Mis-
Anna and Miss Regina Heaphy an,
his brother, I. J. Heaphy, in Mont
pelier.
Henry Whitney of Springfield, Mass
accompanied by a friend, came Wed
nesdav to Ed. Mason s for a visit MI
Whitney was an acquaintance an
friend of Mr.. Mason when both live
in Richford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Duquette an
children of Chicopee Falls came Tues
day by automobile for a visit wit
Mrs G. f. Warner Mr.. and Mrs. DIT
quette returned to Chicopee yesterday
but their daughter, Leone, will renal
with Mrs. Warner for longer visit.
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John Pratt Of Valley is working for
w. II. Buttons.
Miss Alva Pratt of Valley is visit
ing two weeks at W. H. Buttons S.
Henry Mortified went to North
Heath last week Thursday, returning
home Saturday.
Edward Reed came from Spofford, n.
H., Saturday to attend the funeral
of Leslie Lee.
Martin Lee was called home from
Orwell July 10 by the sudden death of
his brother, Leslie Lee.
Miss Ada Buttons returned home re
Gently from a visit of three weeks
with friends in Valley and Jackson
Vile.
Miss Rachel Fisher deturned home
from Greenfield last week after spend
ing 10 days with her sister, Mrs. Err
nest Fairbanks.
Mary Cook went to her home in
North Heath last week Thursday after
spending five weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Cyrus Merrifield She was ae-
Mrs Cyrus Merrifeld She was ac-
rifield.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Thomas went
Saturday to Shelburne, Mass, to visit
Mrs. Thomas s parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Addison Goldthwaite. Mr.. Thomas re-
turned home Sunday, but Mrs. Thomas
viii remain two weeks or more.
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IT'S A MISTAKE.
Made BY Many Brattleboro Residents.

Made BY Many Brattleboro Residents
Many people in misguided effort
to get rid Of kidney backache, rely on
plasters, liniments and other make
shifts. The right treatment is kidney
treatment and remarkably recon-
mended kidney medicine is Doan =
Kidney Pills. Brattleboro is no excep-
ton.
The proof is at your very door, The
following is an experience typical Of;
the work of Doan s Kidney Pills in
Brattleboro.
Mrs. II. J. Allen, 80 Canal ST., Brat
tleboro, VT, says: For months my
back ached a great deal and I had
distressing pains in my kidneys. I
could not rest well and was so weak
and worn out that I found it hard to
do my housework When STOPPING or
lifting, sharp pains seized me and l
could hardly straighten. Doan s Kid
ney Pills, procured at the Brattleporo
Drug Co. s Drug Store, brought me re-
lief and | have had no further trouble
from my back or kidneys. Doan s Kid
ney Pills did me more good than any
other remedy l ever tied and for that
reason, ! gladly recommend them
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
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Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our neighbors and friends
for the acts of kindness shown us in
any way at the time of the sudden
death of our son and brother, Leslie
|. Lee.
Mr. and Mrs Eli H. Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs George E. Lee, Martin A Lee,
Richard E. Lee, Charlie A. Lee, Henry
S. Lee, Mrs. Eta F. Akley.
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Miss Valera Benton spent Sunday
in Brattleboro with her cousin, Miss
Flora Tuthill.
Charles Tenney and family have
moved into Mrs. Paddock s double
house on River street.
Henry Tarbell and son, Raymond,
have picked over 100 quarts of red
raspberries thus far this season.
George Little and family have
moved into Mrs. Paddock S house on
Academy avenue, known as the Bee
hive.
Mrs. r. L. Twitchell and great
grandson, Lloyd Stroud, are visiting
her grandson, Clarence Twitchell, in
Rutland.
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DEATHS.

In Nottingham, July 20, George Har-
rington, 81.
In Whitingham, July 81, Harold
Shippee, II.
In Windham, July Is, Mrs. Amelia
Howard Chapman, 81, wife of Luther
B. Chapman.
In Northfield, Mass, July %, Frank
Y Doolittle, IS.
In Newfane, June 30, Louis Rowe,
nine months, son OF Frank Rowe.
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WEST GUILFORD.
Funeral of Leslie I, Lee.

The funeral of Leslie Ira Lee whose
sudden death of chronic brights dis
ease Wednesday, July 10, while on the
way to the hospital, was reported last
week, was held at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Lee, Satur-
day at clock Rev. H. |. Kemp,
pastor of the Baptist church, officiated
and the burial took place hi the fam
lily lot in Guilford. The bearers were
Austin Nichols, Charles Thomas, Merle
and Louis Whitney. Those from out
of town were Martin Lee of Orwell,
Edward Reed of Spofford, \. H., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Akley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Akley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Better
y and Thomas Betterley of Brattle-
boro.