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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-10
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Haskell Carr met with an accident last
week, cutting the top of his foot with an
axe.
The village school will close term
of 10 weeks this week Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Whitney of
Brattleboro were callers Sunday at c. E.
Browns.
The Green Mountain boys will meet
Monday evening instead Of Tuesday,
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Grape of Newfane
recently visited their daughter, Mrs. HUI
bert Brown.
Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Kelly returned
Saturday from Dover, n. H., where
they spent last week.
Mrs. F.. W. Morse and Mrs Lewis
Coombs and children spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Brattleboro.
A number from this village attend
ed Tuesday the auction at William j.
| Corbett's in Williamsville.
Mrs. Frank Moss, who was a guest
Of Mrs. Ella S. Willard two weeks, has
returned to New York city.
| The South Newfane Men s club will
d
vestry next Tuesday evening, June Is.
Mrs. Mary Ballou is at home in
! Brookside, preparing to open her house
for summer boarders in the near fu-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Moore of Brat
tleboro have been guests of Mrs
Moore brother, Frank E. Bruce, and
family, the past week.
The Sunday school voted last Sunday to
Isend it's share for expenses, also delegates,
to the county Baptist Bible school conven-
ton at Brattleboro Friday.
The Ladies Benevolent society will
meet next Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs Edwin W. Morse III the Parish
district All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight z. Bailey and
twins, Nella and Chester, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Perry, all of Agawam, Mass.
were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Emily Brayton and friend, Miss
Mcintyre, both of Providence, r. l..
are guests of Mrs. Brayton s cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. Bruce.
Mr. and Mrs NJ w Chase of Newton
vile, Mass, accompanied by Miss Mildred
Chase, arrived Wednesday to visit their
daughter, Mrs John E. Morse, coming by
automobile with their son, Frederick
Chase of Revere, Mass.
i Children s day exercises in the Bap
fist church will be held next Sunday
morning at the hour for the usua
i preaching service, 1915. In addition
to the service, The Trail Illumined, the
pastor will give short address. Every
body is invited. to attend.
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NEWFANE.
California death Of Interest Here.

Ex-Mayor II. p. Brainerd, one of The
oldest most highly respected and best
known residents of Petaluma, Cal, who
died in his home this spring, was the
husband Of Jessie Edminster Brainerd.
daughter Of the late Dr. Edminster Of
Newfane, after whose death the older
son, William, went to California to live
with his uncle, Judge Oscar Shafter,
formerly of the Windham county bar.
Portraits of Judges Oscar and James
Shafter, presented by their families,
now adorn the court room walls Mrs.
Edminster moved to Townshend for a
few years and then. taking with her
her daughter, Jessie, and the younger
son, James, went to California, where
she made her home, being sent for by
her brother. Both William and James
i. for many years had charge Of gov
eminent barracks repairs under direc-
ton of George William Shafter, a
cousin of Mrs. Edminster. Mr.. Brain
erd, who married Jessie, was a native
of Fitchburg, Mass, and veteran of
the Civil war. Besides his wife he
left son, who is connected with prom.
incnt business interests in san Fran
cisco, and married daughter who
graduated from the Boston Conscrva
tory Of Music.
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NORTHFIELD, MASS.

Miss Ettalene Rollin of Erving is
guest of Miss Lucy Hammond.
Miss Gertrude Delaney of Orange is
visiting relatives at the Evanses.
Mrs. Mary Evans Bowker of Charlie
mont visited Mrs. C. II. Webster this
week
Miss Florence birth of Wendell is
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Martha
Haskell.
Mrs. Fred Kleinschmidt OF New
York is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Holton.
Robert Murray went to Boston
Thursday to take position for the
summer.
Mrs. Annie Reed and Mrs. Fellows
are visiting their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Watson.
Miss Marion Webster s piano stu
dents gave piano recital in her home
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mary Miner of Michigan is a
guest of Miss Margaret Howard at
Miss Sarah Minot s.
The keystone Kolored Kompany
gave am entertainments lin the town
hall Tuesday evening.
Fred Williams of Worcester IS visit
ing his brothers, c. E. and Frank Viii
hams, and their families.
Cecil 7. Bagnell and daughter.
Editha, of Turner's Falls visited
friends in Northfeld Sunday.
Miss Bernice Webster is spending a
few weeks in New Britain, Conn,
with Mrs. Ethel Newcomb CorDIn. u
former teacher in the high school.
Mrs Fred Crane and Mrs Clements
md her daughter, Rita, left Wednes-
lay for Sunapee Lake, \. H., where
they have rented a cottage and will
take boarders.
Mrs F. T. Pallam went to Spring
field Thursday to attend the grauua-
ton of Miss Alice Neweomb from the
Springfield Training School fer Nurses
in the Springfield hospital.
Children's Sunday will be observed
in the Unitarian church at the morn
ing service. Rev. II. l.. Buzzell will
preach to the children and there will
be recitations and songs by the chill
dren.
The annual picnic of the Congrega-
/ tional society will be held on the
| lawns of the church next week Tues
day, June -, afternoon and evening.
This viii be a basket picnic, each
| bringing enough for enc other lee
cream. lemonade and hot tea will be
| served to all who wish. An entertain
ment will be given in the evening in
the church Everyone is cordially in
vited, whether a member of this soeie-
| ty or not.
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WEST GUILFORD.

George Watson is out, after his re-
cent illness.
Miss Ruth Akley of Walpole, n. H.,
visited last week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Akley.
Orson Thayer of Weatherhead hol-
low visited last week with his sisters
Mrs. Jane Bishop and Mrs. o. j. Hale
Miss Louisa Thomas of Marlboro re
turned TO her home last week, after
spending some time at Mrs. William
Akley s.
Mr. and Mrs H. W. Carpenter and
Mr.. Barber Of Greenfield made a trir
Saturday to II. l.. Nichols's farm
coming in Mr.. Barber S automobile.
Mrs. C. d. Record went to Jamaica
last week Tuesday to visit her parents
She was joined Saturday by Mr.. Rec
cord, returning home this week.
The West Guilford Cemetery asso
citation will meet Saturday afternoon
June y. at 2 clock in the home on
Albert Thurber in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Ernest Fairbanks and baby re
turned to her home in Greenfield Sun
day, after spending three weeks will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea
Fisher.
The baseball game Saturday be
tween the Halifax and West Guilford
teams resulted in an overwhelming
victory for the Guilford team by q
score of 10 to O.
The Children S day exercises viii
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-10
GUILFORD.

Miss Clara Woodward of Farley,
Mass, is visiting at Lucius Putnam s.
Mrs. Augusta Sanders of Jamaica is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Weather
head.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rumrill moved Tuesday
from the old postotfice house to Peru,
Mass.
Children s day will be observed in
the Congregational church Sunday,
June 20.
several days with her sister, Miss Liz
zie Marshall
Services will be held in Christ church
Sunday, June Is, at 2.30 p. m. by Rev.
Nelson Kellogg of Brattleboro.
Clinton Wallace of Greenfield is stay
ing with his sister, Mrs Dana Wealth
lerhead. He has blood poisoning in his
hand.
Mrs. Marion Goodenough and daugh-
tier, Olive, of Greenfield, Mass, are
visiting their niece, Mrs Clarence
/ Thomas
| Mrs. Herbert Andrews and her son
Merton Davis, and wife, went on a
icarriage drive the first of the week to
visit relatives in Williamstown. Mass
Mrs. Edward p. Squires returned to
her home from the Memorial hosnita
Tuesday. Her friends hope for her
complete recovery from appendicitis.
Selectman Lawrence French and q
force of men have been working the
past week on Brook road as far down
as the Vernon line. 1t is a much-need
ed work
Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. A
III. Belden in the death of her husband
Tuesday, after long illness with heart
disease. Mrs. Josephine Reed helped
care for Mr.. Belden through his i'll
ness.
News has been received of the death
last week Friday, of Charles l.. Smith
of Hartford, Conn, at one time a resi-
dent of this town and Vernon, {
tbrother-in-law of the late Rensselaer,
Wright, and his first wife was Florence
Wood of Vernon, who died many year.
lago.
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BROOKLINE.

f. l.. Bush and Delard Perry were
in Greenfield Saturday.
Arthur Boutelle was recent guest
of his mother, Mrs. Jennie Boutelle.
Wesley Ware and son, Frank, of
Chester were at G. F.. Ware s Sunday.
Mrs David Hitchcock of Athens Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. A. c. Wellman,
last week
G. +. Ware has exchanged his old
car for a new five passenger Dodge au-
tomobile Herbert Howe also has an
automobile.
Rev. II. S. McHale's goods were
shipped to North Egremont Monday
and Mr.. McHale started on Tuesday
10 drive there. Mrs. McHale visited
friends several days before going.
Rev. and Mrs. H. S. McHale, Mr..
and Mrs.. Albert Austin, FIR. and Mrs
a. q. Welhnan and son, Guy, G. E.
Martin, Misses Ruth and Winnie
Stevens attended the graduating ex.
crcises 1T Leland & Gray seminary
Thursday. Reginald McHale was one
of the graduates.
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SOUTH VERNON.
Mrs. Albert Darrell.

Mrs Albert Darrell died Monday,
May 81, in her home. Her maiden
name was Genevieve Skies and she
was the eldest daughter of Horace and
katherine Skies. Her home was one
of unusual refinement and strong re
ligious influence, which undoubtedly
helped to make her life all that it was
in its intellectual and religious M
lifting of the young people with whom
she became associated. She entered
Mortified seminary as one Of the first
students. and was selected from her
1class, a little country girl of Is, and
sent to st. Augustine, Florida, where
she acted as teacher and housekeepeI
i'll a colored school. Her trials were
many, but she came out victorious and
returned in the spring, resumed her
studies and graduated in the class Of
I1SS4. Her life after that was continu-
Gus as a teacher, with the exception OF
part of year with neuritis. until he1
marriage, Oct. Is, 1912, to Albert Oar
lrel of Watkinson farm school for poo
boys in Hartford, Conn. She was among
the first teachers at Mt. Hermon, two
years in Watkinson farm school al
Hartford, several years in the North
field public schools, and the last l.
years was spent in Shelburne Falls as
principal of the grammar school. Sh,
was a born teacher and put her hear
and soul into her work.
She was never strong, physically
and only through her intense ambition
and love for her work was she able t,
accomplish what she did. Although
but so years old she had lived NOR.
than many people at IS. She had beer
in failing health ever since she retired
as a teacher, and suffered intensely tn,
last few months She leaves her hus
band and two sisters, Mrs. Julia En-
! mis- of East Mortified and Mrs. Thur
low johnson of West Mortified.
The funeral was held at the hous
Thursday afternoon, June 3, at
o clock, Rev. F. II. Leavitt officiating
and there was singing by Miss Sophi
Brooks and Mrs. Fred Britton Their
was a profusion of flowers. There wer
five persons at the funeral from tn
Watkinson school, also from Shelburn
Falls, Mass, and other places. TIL
burial took place in the family lot il
Tyler cemetery.
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Chinese Dinner Party.

A very enjoyable occasion was the
Chinese dinner party given Tuesday
evening at Davidson Naples by Miss
\. Estelle Paddock, a returned mis-.
siouary from eight years service in
China, who was assisted by her friend
Miss Dora Robinson, teacher of Eng.
fish in the state normal school in North
Carolina. given in honor of Mrs. G.. f.
Davidson and friends to the number OF
10. The following menu was served:
Chicken soup with bamboo, mush-
rooms and fresh ginger; Wutgai, field
lilies, chicken and mushrooms; pepper
steak, beefsteak, green peppers and
onions, SOY sauce; chop suev, bamboo,
water chestnuts, pork, onions and Gu
cambers, SOY sauce; fingers, jew s
ear fungus, green peppers and pork
desert-riee cakes, jasmine flower tea,
candy and nuts. Eaten with chop
sticks.
Miss Paddock delighted the guests
with anecdotes and customs of the
Chinese and in. the social hour follow.
ing sang a Chinese song, Miss Robin.
son giving musical selections on the
piano.
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WESTMINSTER WEST.

Miss Nettie Butterfeld. VINO nas
been very i'll with grip, is gaining
strength slowly.
Miss Lulu Cook, who is working in
Ashburnham, Mass, came home last
week for a visit Of several weeks.
Misses Bertha and Ethel Kerr of
Bellows Falls spent several days last
week at their parents home here
Mr.. and Mrs Don j. Williams ana
guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. H.
J. Cook
Conrad Baker, who has been travel
ing in the western states since last
August, returned last week to his
home here.
The teachers of school districts !
and and the pupils and parents had
an all-day picnic at the Dory mead
ows Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid society has resumed
meetings. The First meeting was held
Thursday, June 3, with supper at Mrs
Mary Buxton 5.
Ira Miller and family of Putney. spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs Frank
Horton, who came last week from
Maiden, Mass, to her summer home
here.
Miss Ida Martin gave up her posi-
ton in Somerville, Mass, on account
of illness several weeks ago and is
still i'll in the home of her sister, Mrs
Lucia Rugg.
z. j. Cook, who recently sold his
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-10
WILLIAMSVILLE

T. E. Willard has bought a new
Dodge car.
Mrs Polly Ballou of Newfane is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. A. n. Sher-
man.
Miss Florence Lazelle had an opera
ton performed on her throat in the
Memorial hospital Tuesday.
E. S. Putnam returned Tuesday to
Northfeld after spending several days
with his daughter, Mrs. f. B. Washer.
Mrs. F. D. Osgood came Monday
from Pittsburg to spend several wee ks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Timson.
Arrangements are being made by the
Methodist Sunday school for chill
dren's day concert Sunday morning.
June 90.
Mrs. Ruth Sparks Bryan and baby
came Thursday from Portland, Me-, to
spend the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Sparks.
Mr.. and Mrs D. f. Bailey and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs Guy Perry of
Agawam visited over Saturday and
Sunday with friends here and in South
| Newfane
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M Merrifield will
leave the latter part of the week for
Ithaca, where their son, Samuel A
Merrifeld, is one of the graduating
class at Cornell university.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Corbett left
! Wednesday for Boston, where they viii
| live for the present. They are leaving
many friends who wish them success
| in their new home.
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take the place Of the regular preach
ing service Sunday morning, the Sun
day school having charge Of the SEES
sions An Offering win be taken for
the benefit of the American Baptist
Publication society.
As II. L. Nichols was going through
his moving last week Thursday he
came across little fawn fast asleep.
He took il in his arms and carried it
to the house to show TO Mrs. Nichols.
After keeping It in captivity half an
hour he carried it back to the place
where he found it.
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farm, where he has lived 50 years, to
George Townsend of Dummerston, will
move his family to William Young s
house in Putney for the present.
Mrs. Edward Phillips and little Mary
returned home Friday, after three
weeks visit with relatives in London
derry, Peru, and vicinity Mr. Phil
lips joined her week before last and
came home with her
Children S Sunday will be observed
at the morning service at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday, June Is.
All are cordially invited especially the
small children. Jesus said, Suffer the
little children to come unto me and
| forbid them not; for Of such is the
kingdom Of God
Henry Moultrop and Mrs. Clara
| Walker Cole of Bellows Falls stole a
march on their friends and were mar
ried last week .FAll's fair in love and
war, and congratulations are extend
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. Moultrop. Mrs
Moultrop is a trained nurse and ha:
many friends in this town who ar,
glad to welcome her here. They vii
live on the Moultfop farm in the nortl
part of the town near Saxtons River
Mr.. Moultrop s father will live will
them.
In the afternoon meeting of the Sax
tons River Valley Pomona Grange
held here Saturday, seven new mem
bers were received. Supper was serv
ed in the church vestrv. The suppe
committee deserves special mention a
it was the first experience of tn
young people in that line of work
Mrs. George Gould was chairman am
the others of the committee wer
Miss Gladys Deal, Miss Laura Phillips
Sharon Holden and Fred Harlow Il
the evening meeting in the town hal
A. w Sweeton, county agent, gave
stereopticon talR ON insects and spray
ing which was very interesting, ant
! Of value to the farmers especially.
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The number of prisoners in the coun-
ty jail is reduced to eight.
A. w. Rawson and family were in
Brattleboro and Putney Monday
Miss Marion Wright is spending a
few days at her home in Londonderry.
Mrs. Henry Downs is out, after hav-
ing an attack of neuritis and neuralgia.
Miss Olive Eager is home from her
school in Mortified for the summer va.
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs Cushman of Brattle-
boro spent a few days last week with
their daughter, Mrs. Will Hazelton.
George b. Bush is recovering from
his illness. He was able Friday to
resume his duties on rural route No. /.
Mrs. Dana Perry and two sons were
IN West Dummerston Friday and Sat
urday to visit Mr.. and Mrs Mason
Mann.
Miss Frances A. L. Walker and Mrs
Pcrr5ns, who came to the Nutshell
their sumner home on Newfane hill
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Charles A. Wright of Walpole spent
the weekend with Miss Minnie lCarle.
Miss Emogene Hawks is working for
Mrs. Colin Nelson at Picket s Pond
Miss Sophia Twyon has returned to
Claremont, n. H., to work for her sis
ter, Mrs. Annie Maxwell
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Miss Grace Whitney is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Frank Norcross, in Bfuttle-
boro.
Twenty-six from this town attended
the concert at Mortified seminary
Saturday evening, going in automo-
biles.
Mrs. NJ. Eugene Robbins attended
the meeting of grand chapter, Order
of the Eastern Star, in ST. Johnspury
last week.
Mrs. Tucker, who was with her
daughter, Mrs. B. T. Howard, few
days, returned to her home in Brattle-
boro Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Corser left Mon
lay for Concord, n. H., in their auto
mobile to visit Mrs Cless D. Britton,
sister of Mrs. Corser.
Tracy, young son eff Mr.. and Mrs
B. f. Howard, who has had an acute
attack of pneumonia, is able to be out
His nurse left Monday night
L. II. Pond, George Whitney, Mrs
Harlan Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. J. }
Knight and Constance Knight were
guests Of Miss Eunice Pond at Leland
and Gray seminary in Townshend last
week
First Congregational church, R. F
Lands supplying. Preaching service
at 1915 a. NJ. Subject, Christian Citi
zenship Sunday school and men i
class at y. The evening service will
begin at {, considering Man s Meas
urements. Regular midweek service
Thursday evening. A cordial welcome
awaits all.
First Baptist church, R. B. Davi.
pastor. Children day service 1915
A missionary concert, The Trail II
lumined, win be presented bv tn,
Bible school; y, Bible school; 80 D
m, Christian Endeavor meeting. Sub
| lect, Christ s Call to the Young Mer
Of Today. Thursday evening at 7.30
| Bible study class meets in the vestrv
All children having pieces to speak il
| the concert Children s day are aske,
to meet at the church Saturday at :
L
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DUMMERSTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dette and two chill
dren and maid have returned to their
home in New York city, after spend
ing a week with Mrs. Dette's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Knight of Dummer-
ston Center.
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PUTNEY.
COMMUNITY PICNIC ARRANGED.
Parade, Sports, Luncheon, Local Tai
ent Play, Etc.

The committee appointed some time
ago to make plans for Fourth of
July community picnic announce the
perfection of their plans and present
the following program for the day:
At 10 a. ~, 100-yard dash for bows
over Is, 100-yard dash for girls under
Is, l00-yard dash for boys under IS,
100-yard dash for men over 80. quar-
ter-mile run open to all, bicycle race
open to all, horseback race open 90
all; II m. basket lunch at Harding 5
grove. Lunches may be procured at
the grove at reasonable prices Ice.
cream, lemonade, ETC., will be en- sale
throughout the day. At 40 y. m.
tug-of-war, married men VS.. single
men; standing broad jump, open te
all; running high jump, open to all;
three-legged race, open to men and
boys; sack race, open to girl!
and young women; race, bows anf
| low seven. At 3 p. m, ball game IN
| Harding S field. At 6 p. m, basket
| luncheon in Harding's grove. AT
| p. M, play in town hall by local talent
Music viii be furnished throughou
the day and evening by the Eas
| Dover Cornet band. The forenoo-
| sports will be held On Main street. tn,
afternoon sports near the picnic grove
Prizes viii be given for all events
Entries for the different events shout,
be made to Rev. r. 3. Davis by tn,
evening of July 3.
The committee in charge ask tn
hearty cooperation Of every one Il
Putney in making the day a success
| Further information may be obta,ne,
| from the committee: Rev r. b. Davi
chairman. Mrs r. B. Davis. Merwil
| Pond William Darrow, Cecil Douglas
| Miss Sylvia Derry.
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WEST TOWNSHEND.

Dale Boyle of Dummerston has been
visiting at Fred Houghton IS.
West Townshend Grange viii enter
tain Windham Grange Friday evening.
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Frank Fisk, who has been away
from town for u couple OF weeks re-
turned to Pownal Monday.