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ton makes an interesting trip for thou
sands OF tourists every summer
In these gently shoaling waters,
averaging about ~ degrees in hummer,
II goes without saying that there is
safe and pleasant bathing, Yachting
and boating become mora and moro
powerful attractions with each uc-
cessive season. Two thousand sail Of
pleasure craft dot the surface OF the
bay limos any fair day in vacation
time.
More than a score OF islands. great
and small. stud tho surface OF the bay
Some o: them are private estates. bu,
many OF them are open to the public,
and one may spend many a pleasant
day rambling on them.
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LEN0X, MASS.

LENox, June 26.-Black bass fishing
began this week on Stockbridge Bowl.
Some excellent bass were taken by a
party from Heaton Hall. Miss Edith
Burtis OF Brooklyn returned 10 the
house with a string OF ten. Miss Helen
Van Voorhis also had a good catch.
The commencement at Williams Coll
lege has attracted attention this week
and parties motored there for the exer-
cises and sports. Among those who
came up to the Berkshires for the week
were Charles ii. Sabin. Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert Ramsey, the Rev, Arthur NJ.
Sherman, Arthur W. Francis, S. Page
Francis, Harris II. Fisher. Eugene
Delano. Mr.. and Mrs q. c. Comstock,
Mr.. and Mrs. $. A Graves, John h.
Case. Mr.. and Mrs II. l.. W. Banks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Williams, Mrs. Rich
ard T. Davies. Miss Eleanor V s Da-
vies, Francis Lynde Stetson, Dr Ham
alton w. Mahie, Mrs. William II Wanna
maker, the Misses Isabelle and Louise
wanamaker OF Philadelphia. who were
81 the Greylock In WUlinmstown.
Arriving cottagers this week included
Spencer y. Shottcr, Mrs. George W
liement. Miss Lillian Cram, Nj. aud
Mrs Samuel w Woodward, Mss Helen
O Rand and Mrs, John 9. Hendrix
Arriving IN the Berkshires for tours
round about the hills were Mrs GEORGE
C. Comstook, Mr. and Mrs. g. &! Won
r'r, Prof Robert VI Hatch, Mis- Mur'cl
Hatch Miss Constance Austin, NJ. and
Mrs y Herbert Smith, Nj aud Mrs.
Tyson Hatch, Mrs.. g q Roper. Mise
,.oper OF New York
Miss Emily Tuokcrman viii he In
large OF the Storkhr arr flower show.
wnIch will be opened on luiy - IN thc
Casino. She WI b" assisted hy N-s
ysa1Arlu G'rnA|t % .-ifL|l az
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BAR HARB0R, ME.

PAR Harmon, Me, June B-Ths
Loulshurg Hotel. Just outside the bus
business section OF the village and only
a short distance fro mthe waters edge
is open 10 receive guests. The hote'
!,sclf has recently been put In modern
condition,
There ara several hundred miles Of
drives In and about Bar Harbor un.
exceiled as TO good roads and beautiful
scenery. For those who love 20 walk
bar Harbor Ia %abundantly furnished
with paths TO outlying points Of interest
Boating. fishing. golf. tennis, riding.
motoring, mountain climbing. all come ir
for their share OF interest and sport
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CRESC0, PA

CRhsoo, Pa. Juno 2a-Trout ns,nas
has been plentiful and Still nnds tavor
with many. but since the season FOR ea.,
opened. on June 10, cresco - a,,ing with
anglers q to try their luck.
Tennis. croduet, baseball and sois are
nnoing q place In the progrArrrne %
tournaments b~tns FOR me
amusement Of tho summer guests.
The opening OF tho Monomonock Inn
mere adds another to tho LIST OF housss
at this resort.
Recent arrivals at the eprvco Calm
from New York; Mr. and Mira p. r
Wainer, A I. Wilkinson, II. @ Rebel,
F NJ. MADDEN. Mr.. and Mrs. r " Cpi.
FORD, Mr., and Mrs Charles Fnte-'.n.
Miss Charlotte Finterl'n. Mr.. sri Ms
r, stohm. Miss Laura Ftohm. Miss Mar.
garet Stohm.
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IL New England resorts re-
~ port reservations for over the
~ Fourth far in excess OF any
previous year. Everything
say the hotel managers. points to a
record season OF vacation business.
All the railroads leading out OF New
York are making extra preparations TO
handle the crowds. The combination
of so many being kept In America
through the suspension OF foreign
travel and tho fact that the Fourth
coming on Sunday affords q triple
holiday to many will. u Is anticipated.
q week end rush from New
York that viii exceed all previous
records.
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HR0UDSBURG, PA.

WaouDsBuRo. Pa. Juns SS-An Tire
hotels are filling rapidly. The strouds.
ours ChautauQua will be held during the
mldseaBon. Recent arrivals from New
York include:
Highland Inn: Mn. M. e. Scot, and
daughters. tho Misses steyphm, Mrs
Samuel ". Stokes.
Maplehurst Mr., and MrA Herr
Hoete Mr.. and Mrs. Laura NJ. Ra,nar.
MI n Mrs. p. Armbt, Misses Arrrh..
Miss c. Armbt.
Indian Queen: Robert Lyon~ u.
se p. Gordon, F. Davis, Mira A {
rainier. Mrs, H. Beasier. Mr.. and Mrs.
r Shippy. George Sloan. y. II. Patton.
c Hopes, r NJ. Paiser, D. o MccartA,
A Sullivan, z. Jones, W. X. Fuller. A.
b. Shafr. n, II. Lapa
Fulmer House r NJ. snyder, @ r,t.
ders ". II Jermer, Mr.. and Mrs n "
Evans. A. NJ Kenney, W. c. acot.ay.
NJ. H VoGsi. L EIalig. John Knol
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MOUNT PocONo, PA.

MT. Pooo~o. Pa. Tune ss--rne sp-
proeoh OF July 4 Ia mo explanation Tor
the big increase IN the number OF am
walls day by day at this resort.
Sir Henry Arthur Jonos Of london
VINO 10 at M Mount Flee SAINT House Tor
tho season has ex impressed himself ~ -
Ing OF the opinion that the sceHary $:
anywhere else for that matter.
a mixed tennis doubles team from 80
Meadows,de, including Dr. ]. C. MONEY!,
OF Atlantic City. William y. Rogers. DR.,
OF Ptttsburg, Frederick A. Rodgers :
Pittsburg and Mrs. George Vlair -,
Philadelphia, went against the st-or-
Wiscasset team this week. wt~0.'s
easily.
Thi, Is IN. fourth -u-nm.r ina, -.
United States Art!llerv camp has ra.-
stationed at ~Tobyhnnna Leut
Charles T. MencAer. Thru F,e!a Az
lerv, IA c~ornmnndart lie Is q Wra'
Point man. so. and was for tOur years 7-
the General stan From 1900 70 1904 5 o.
served as provost acknowledgements -
Manila
Mrs. A. e Apgsr OF New York ms
taken a cottage on the locp at P0Cr.'
Manor.
Miss =. W. Mason O, New York Is ~,
cupying ono OF tho new cottages rsNr
Pocono Knob.
Recent arrivals ~ Nj Ppcoro ,0n-
New York:
Mount Pleasant House: NJ ans NJ
Charles Lang, Jr, John F Deg"re- IN
r c, Weekmau. Mrs. William - -.
Mr., and Mrs, Joseph J CrotWc-. 49,
Sarah Nate. Mrs. r. Won lIrss", a.
and Mrs. Edward Encrlwa00, Mr.
Mira George Trowcr. Miss ". = BrrvH
Mss Ethel Ludlow. Miss Frances d
Ludlow, II y. Garter
Pocono Manor Inn Or Donald ~.
Laren. Miss II II. Morgan, Mrs \
Apgar, r. NJ lowI'y, Mira OrnsNy 50
Harg. Mrs. G. l., stevens, Miss Ar d
Diller. Mrs NJ. Il. low''z
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In ADDITION TO ehe large number o,
arrivals for the ~ and the many
automobile dinner parties, tho oh'et
event OF M day WA the third anrua'
outing OF several hundred newspaT,-
and magazine representatives At tAs
dinner IN tho evening a walking stick
and umbrella with gold initials we-s
presented 20 Joseph Greaves proprietor
OF the hotsl.
On Wednesday. preceding n open
Ing. the annual convention and dinner
OF tho Brookly Edison Company was
attended by nearly 1000 mon.
Tho thirty-thrd annual CONVENTION o.
the New York Electrical Railway Asso.
citation will oe held at the hotel nc.,
TNesday and Wednesday.
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Thursday Among Mr.. Bachelors golf
partners was his author friend. SeNeli
Ford, who has a cottage here for the
Summer
y %golflng party consisting OF G. $.
':own, j. II. ChOate. Jr., G. =. Brown,
Ir., Dwight Partridge. |" Gaurday, Z
Auchincloss and Harold Minott left
carly In the week after several days OF
enjoyable foursomc play at Ekwanok
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Indications From All Sections Point
to Unparalleled Number Of
Fourth of July Vacationists.

Jr.. Mr. and Mn. John Burling Law
renee. MI. and Mrs. William ]. Taylor,
Mrs. Wilder NJ. Bush. r. q. Whaling
Gerald q. Phiibin. Mr.. n Mn. r. e
Scott, II W McCandless, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Russell. and Mr.. and Mrs. r. p
Tinsley.
Brooklyn-Miss Augusta Elliott Mr..
and Mrs ]. H. futile md Mis- Puller.
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POLAND SPRING, ME-.

POLAND SrHISo. Me. Juno II. George
" Elkins of Elhins Park and 3 Il Stinson.
veteran fisherman of the Poland Lakes,
are out every good day. and have recorded
several catches this week.
Carleton Virgins OF New York. whose
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

MANHATTAN BEACH, l. I. June 3S-
Midsummer activities OF unusual dash
marked the beginning Of he season
here on Thursday. whom the Oriental
Hotel opened.
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BETHLEHEM, N. H.

BrTulrHTM. y. H., June 20 MANY of
Bcthirhrm's thirty hotels are already
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MN A q Rumnel Mr.. and MrA c
s. Runnei and family.
Howar6-Ed J. Coohcr1l.
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tleboro Monday by the illness of her
husband with an attack of appendicitis
Mr.. Jones has been i'm the home Of his
son, Roy Jones, q nonth and Is not ex.
pected to be able to return home at
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hawkins and
sons, David and Dean. Of West Brattle-
boro are guests this week in the home
of his sister. Mrs. George Bush. Arthur
Robbins of Springfield, q cousin Of
Mr.. Bush, also is guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bush
There VIII be q dime social under the
auspices Of the Christian Endeayor so
cietr in the Windham County House
Saturday evening. \ program OF games
and music will be arranged By Miss
Mary Benson. the committee in charge.
Refreshments viii be served free All
are invited to attend
| The Rebekah lodge held special
meeting Monday evening, when two
i new members were admitted hv trans
| fer. In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
! Read OF Broolline, who will go soon
Ito Cushman, Mass, toalive, and Miss
Nellie Hamilton and Miss AIaraaret Ma.
her. who will leave early in April fol
! Springfield, a social was given and re
ftreshments were served
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NEWFANE.
4. 7. Edwards is III.

Mrs. A. 7. Edwards is i'll.
J. H. Convey is making sugar at the
Cherrie farm.
The spring term of the schools in
town Will begin April l..
J. d. Maher IS carrying on the sug-
ar lot on the Warder place.
Miss Beatrice Wiswan is spending
the week with friends in West Town
shend.
Miss Mildred Eddy is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Lena Williams, in North
Londonderry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Tibbetts and son.
Lawrence, returned Monday from q Wis
lit in West Wardsboro.
Wilbur Whitaker of WilHamsville
spent a few days last week in the
home of his uncle, J. F. Whitaker.
Mrs. Lucy Hosley left Tuesday TO
visit friends in Jamaica. From there
she will go to Brattleboro to visit.
Miss Airline Benson of South Lon
! donderry was a guest Tuesday of her
aunt, Mrs. a. ". Rawson. at the Inn.
| Owing to the stormy night Monday
the sugar party and social by the Will
! ing Workers was not largely attended.
Mrs. Charles S. Wilson of Brattle-
boro spent Wednesday, her birthday
anniversary, with her sister. NJ
H. Covey
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Newton went to
#illiamSville Monday to stay u week
or two with her mother, Mrs D. A.
Dickinson.
Merton Micott of Brattleboro spent
a few days last week with his mother
Mrs. Alice Micott and sister, Miss
Stella Micott.
Patterson and Berger, plumbers l0.
J. +. Rogers in Brattleborc, are at
work this week at the Windham
County House.
Mrs. Frank s. Rand will open an
er becomes warm enough to make ice
cream salable.
Maud Wellman of BrookIine spent 6
day last week with Miss Ruth Faruun
before leaving for Brattleboro to work
in the family of Alfred Stebbius.
Eight line men are in town thi.
week and are running q new line from
the central telephone Office to Towns
bend. They are boarding at the Inn
Mrs. Stephen Foster, who is spending
the winter with daughter in Massa
ehusetts, writes to friends that she still
continues to gain in health ant
strength.
Mrs Dorothy Dutton and child o
Northampton are guests at J. D
Pierce Mrs. Moore of Revere, Mass
spent a day last week with Mrs. Pierre
and Mrs. Dutton.
pra++ & DouyIasS Of P-a++jeboro DC
sisted by Frank S. Rand Of this place
, have finished wiring Herman Eddy
house for electric lights and are nov
wiring at J. c. Tibbetts 5.
The committee on surgical dressing
for Belgian relief sent two boxes las
r week to New York. These and one pre-
viously sent contained $40 yards o
2 bandages, 124 fracture pillows, IS
binders, 1850 wipes and 67S pads
Mrs. Edwin Jones was called to Brat
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WEST TOWNSHEND.

II. T. Lawrence was in Grafton the
first of the week
Philetus Hulett of Townshend called
on friends Monday.
\ deer was killed by the passenger
train near Park siding Tuesday.
Miss Eta Mundell of BrattIeboro
was weekend guest of her mother,
Mrs Ellen Munden.
Among the names of those who have
made the honor roll for the first half
of the year at the University OF Yer
mont is noted that of Abner c. Bristol,
now u sophomore there and a graduate
of Leland and Gray seminary.
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WILMINGTON.

Mrs. o. o. Ware is i'll.
John Fowler is among those who are
John Howard lost a valuable horse
Monday.
Robert Elliot is boarding at George
Shiebel's
B. B. Gibson was in Troy the first of
the week.
Miss Jessie Follett was in North Ad-
ans Monday.
Edward Medbury was in Shelburne
Falls Monday.
George Davis has finished work for
Henry Jacobs.
Harry Gore Of Bennington is in town
this week buying cattle.
The Times office has moved into the
back part Of the building.
Miss Leone Hager has been spending
week with friends in town.
| Miss Alice Brown and Miss Eva Rice
were in North Adams Monday.
! f. L. Cook, who has been i'll several
weeks, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Samuel Bergslein has come from
Michigan to join her husband here.
Wilbur Stowe has returned home
after spending the winter in Greenfield
Mrs. G.. j. AIaher of Readsboro visit
ed the first of the week a. G.. c. Bar
low S.
The Ludington Woodcnwarc Co. start.
ed their boilers for the first time Sat
lurday.
DR.. Allen and Dr.. Simpson of Al
ibanv were visitors at Or. Page : over
Sunday.
\ carload o. fine COWS recently was
shipped here by M. \. Brown 70 be put
on his farm.
Mrs. w. L. Erhard has returne,
from weeks visit with relatives il
: Melrose. Mass.
Greeley Brown has bought fin,
chestnut horse to replace the ore b,
lost recently.
Howard Smith of the Ludiugtor
: Woodenware Co. made a business tril
, to New York Saturday.
The Universalist Ladies Aid societ,
. will serve their annual Easter suppe
\ in the Church April ].
r Mrs. NJ. A. Norton and Miss Mildrc
F. Norton returned Saturday from a bus
: ness trip to New York
5 Frank G. Smith attended the meet
T ing of the Vermont road commissioner
l. in Brattlcboro Tucsdav.
r. The Sons of Veterans expect to o.
: game an auxiliary March 90. The
, have received their charter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harris went I
= Deerfield last week 10 attend the fl
~ neral of Mr.. Harris : niece.
>. Mrs. {. II. Parmelee left Monday 1
\ meet her daughter. Miss Kathleen,
< Springfield to spend few days.
.e Abraham Buckley has started maxim
If alterations in the Times building an
o. is preparing to open his restmaraH
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MARLBORO.

Harlan Whitney is assisting E. P.
and G. L. Adams during the sugar sea-
son.
Mr.. Nichols, who lives on the Good
win farm, lost a valuable young horse
last week.
There Will be no service in the church
Sunday, March %. The pastor will be
out of town a few days.
Road Commissioner Snow went to
Brattleboro Tuesday to attend the an
nual meeting of road commissioners.
Royal and Bertram AkIey are work
ing for Mr.. Fountain during sugaring.
Mr.. Fountain of Springfield recently
bought the George Mather farm. ia
which he will move his family in the
near future.
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TOWN SHEND.
New Library Books.

The books given by state library aid
have been received at the town library
and include an unusually good assert
ment Of titles including the following:
Story OF the Red Cross, Clara Barton;
Bird Studies for Home and School, H.
G. DeGrout; Books of Camping and
Woodcraft, kephart; On the Trail Of
Grant and Lee, F. f. Hill; Life of Mary
Lyon, B. B. Gilcrist; History of France
II. F. Marshal; The Turnstyle. \. Z. W.
Mason; Penrod, Harrington; Y VS.
Eyes, Harrison; White Dawn, Theodore
Park; Bear Stories, NJ II. Carter;
Stories of Ancient People, f. !. Arnold;
Historic Boyhoods, R. s. Holland; Joan
of Arc, Andrew Lang; Boots and Sad
dies, Custer; Master of the Strong
hearts, Brooks: Mother West Wind :
Children and Mother West Wind 5
lncighboTs, Burgess; Western Frontier
Stories Retold from st. Nicholas. Joa-
quin Miller; Strange Stories OF the Rev
olution, Howard Pyle and others
Strange Stories of the Civil War, Rob
crt Shackle and others; Lonesomest
! Doll, Brown; Nibbler Poppetty- Poppett
/ Dawson; Torch Bearer, Thurston; 50
| Fat and New New, Craik; To the
Land of the Caribou, Tomlinson; Glen
| lock Girls, Remick; Heidi. Joanna
! Spyri. \ we'll bound pamphlet also has
/ been received by the librarian with the
compliments of Frank NJ. CORY OF
| Montpelier, being . descriptive bro
chure Of Gen. stephen Thomas and OF
the Sth Vermont Regiment. The pam
Phlet contains fine photograph OF
| General Thomas and some views. ana
viii be of especial interest to veterans
of the Civil war.
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PUTNEY.


Rev. 5. F. GOodheart spent several
days this week with friends in Green
field, Mass.
Miss Cherrie of Newfane was guest
at }. L. Howard s and attended the
dance Thursday evening.
Joseph Holt went Tuesday to Brat
tleboro to take position at Linden
Lodge, where he has worked before as
cook
Arthur +. Pierce OF Springfield,
Mass, was a guest last week OF his
father, G. l.. Pierce, and his sister,
Mrs. F. \. Burditt.
J. L. Howard attended the meeting
and dinner at Rrattleboro Tuesday DIV
en- bv the board Of trade ia the road
commissioners of the county.
Mrs. Frank f. Page and little daugh-
ter. Helen. have returned from their
visit with Mrs. Page parents Mr.
and Mrs. Omer. in Revere. Mass.
TTorr,, IT F,.orIo+l, 81 po1lo,,., l7o11.
is ~ tho bon,n ~ b;s f,+har II q
Evcrleth laid off from work on account
of his knee which has troubled him
Imore or less several wears.
| L,;rs+ f,r,,rro,.o+io,,,I ,h,,uaL 9 I
Ica.-its.. S:'.'ol''' ''s'' o"' - =
Tarch o. Ir lnI1, ,,In ,, 5'', ny
,,n',,ha1 En+r|, Al Ar 4IDJ''o' ne -
,oI ,r!I-y, M ii'i o.
n.a'1. oi"i''eU 'i''S
Cnr,,.., D.. ..-..- ,..-e-.---,.-
60 C.14;. ~ am ioi'ie 9"' u'o"E
t f , as'lliti Milne ior d visit OF q
lr - IN iIo 'iIo' lI- M .
VI eiiG' ne ven 10 SdS'lhe laS' May
IN: .l VII remain mere through the COZ"
i"S SUMMER III .chaISe Oh garage
Ansel Pierce OF Brattleboro, Harry
Pierce and John Pierce OF keene, \
H. and David Pierce OF Athoi, Mass,
, nave pGeh at the nome OF thelr SISTER
mrs ' ',IIl ~ I nder"ood' as they cooi'
leaEe thelf business 10 see thelr moth
'F, MIS- 9'rah rleree.
Visitors to the Ghdden farm vii
miss familiar 'object, the death o.
the purebred French bulldog Maize hay
ing occurred recently. Maize was ].
years ola and was an animal or re
,narE IA lnteAisehce' she was oWne'
ny W. u. Cushmah'
The Ladies Union Aid society O
East Putney will serve q sugar suppe
IN Pierce S hall Saturday evening
March p. from G.3o to 5, after whic
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Mrs. o. G. Cummings. visited in Man
chester the past week.
Mrs. L. A. AIelendy is spending the
week in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Newf.:ue
have been guests At i. Y. Magoon :.
Mrs \ f. Cudworth returned Mon
day from a weeks stay IN Brattlcboro.
\ telephone has been installed at
Bert Baybrook's house and market on
Main street.
d. W. Boyden went to Brattleboro
Monday to attend o district meating
.of Royal Arch chapters.
The wrestling match which was Ia
have been held Friday did not come of.
las Doc Fowler failed TO appear
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. futile attended
the funeral OF Mrs Tuttle ; brother
Willard Cook, in Manchester March Ia
Prof. and Mrs. Lawrence went 10
| New Jersey March II and Miss Burdick
returned to her home IN PittsfciA.
| Mass.
| Mrs. \. II. Holden returned Satur-
. day from two-months' stay in
Clarendon, where She had been caring
I for her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Hollen and
Mrs. Harold Rhodes attended the IN
neral Of their grandfather. Lewis
Brooks, in Bondviile Saturday.
Lucy Aldrich, who Is we'll known
there. having spent much time here. was
married March II to Merrill J. Duba
of Burlington in the home Of her uncle.
lC. w. Aldrieh.
The Methodist Ladies Aid society
held its annual meeting in TIE parson-
ia2e March Is and these officers We're
detected: Pres. Mrs. E. s. Day is; vice
ipres.. Miss Nina Vale and Mrs c. II
iGoodnough; see, Mrs. II. J. Rar:sdcll:
treas, Mrs Henry STYLES: dIeespors
Mrs. y {. Carley, Mrs. Della Cum
: mines, Mrs. Laura jenkins. Mrs l.. r
Landman. Mrs. NJ W Chase.
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w. W. Holbrook returned Tuesday
from trip to Montpelier and Fairfax.
Mrs. Grace Barber of Brattleboro is
caring for Mrs. c. c. Robinson and
child
T. ". Watson, d. b. McCarty, a. w.
Barry, J. c. Taft and +. b. Batchelder
attended the road commissioners meet
ing in BrattIeboro Tuesday.
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Done Properly.

:, How is it you were so long over
your work today?' she asked.
Sure, ma am, replied the servant,
you were watching me most of the
time Prom Judge.
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Quito Natural.

''Why are women so crazy over
these battered-up football players?''
q suppose it is because of the innate
feminine love of remnonts. " - Balti
more American.
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SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Automobile skidded Down Rank.

Dr. B. T. MiIlington and o. l.. Park
er had a narrow escape from serious
injuries IN an automobile accident sun
day night The doctor was returning
from visit to a patient in the north
village and when near the iron bridge
on the river road the car instead of 90
ing on to the bridge slidded and went
down the bank about 10 feet Mr.
Parker escaped with general shaking
up and q few bruises, but the Doctor
although no bones were broken, sus-
tanned injuries TO his back
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-25
Getting or Thin Ice.

Politician r. Congratulate me my
dear. | We won the nomination
Wife Gin urprise1-Houestly
Politieian-Now what in thunder
did you want 70 bring up that point
for Kansas City Star.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-25
HE BRATTEBORO REFORNER, MARCH
Her Escape

PAULINE BUSH IN A VERY STRONG
TWO-PART DRAMA
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-25
professional Cards

TX. HENRY TUCKER. Residence, II Grove
e.. telephone, 259. Office, Leonard block
Hours, 100 to 3, and TO g. Telephone,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-25

The COMMITTEES on surgical dressings
for Belgian relief sent two boxes last
week to New York. These and one pre-.
viously sent contained $40 yards of
bandages, 124 fracture pillows, 25 T
binders, 1850 wipes and 678 pads.
Mrs. Edwin Jones was called to Brat.