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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
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MURRAY & READY, 6S4-6se Clay st.
Phone Main bs4S.
THE RIGHT OF MAN TO LIVE; THE
RIGHT OF NAN TO WORK.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
We gave in 1904 1905 we hope 70
q oCo mer work. Increase %. coo
FARMS AND DIARIES
20 farm hands. orchard vineys hay ard
grain ranches, S2s $50 SIS and found
Z mixers. city and country dairies. $50,
S35 anc found
IsutteTnaaller. creamery. Oregon. see boss
here $50.
g butter and cheese makers. $40 and found
8 dsirynen. ell parts of Cal. S36 70 $40 ia
IS choremen and boys. city ana country,
and doIs sss d and found found '4'ss -" 80 soO
MECHANICAL
Blacksmith. country shop. $50 and found ;
bcEch hand. country p-aning MILL 6 timers
bcnch work.
Man to ron bolt-header machine. city. So day.
Harnessmaker. country shop. steady Job.
ln carpenters. house work. south. $50.
Carpehter for dredger steady job $50 found
Eiectrioisn' mine co, see boss here. $50.
MINES. GOLD AND SILVER. MINES
machine miners gold mine. north see
machine miners. fare 50 50. $40.
TimberTnsn, good mine. $40
20 goal miners fare returned Oregon. So
% s. day,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Man e. work in furniture store. second
Night wstchman city factory. SO week
COOKS AND WATERS. ETC.
Cook for mine boarding-house $50 found
cook city restaurant. S14 week: short-order
cook So week; Is cooks other iobs CITY
sno country, hotels and restaurants; 8 wait
ers. same hotel S3S and found; German
waiter, country hotel. $50 and found: rs
walters, other Jobs.
II dishwashers and kitchen hands
Bellboys. elevator bows porters etc.
COOK and vile. city hotel SIS and found
butener. married, near city. $40 and found
ITALIANS SPANISH PORTUGUESE
LABORERS
LUMBER COMPANY
= laborers, no experience needed for big
icneer CO; Italians. Spanish or Portuguese:
steady JOB: SS7 50 and found.
WOODS.
Head donkeyman for woods $40 month.
HOOK tender. woods. s75
25 tlemakers. 1-vear Job 10c to 12c each.
MURRAY & READY 6S4-636 Clay ST.
WANTED-First- class shoe salesman FOR a
department store. located in the interior:
Irefer salesman accustomed 70 working in
south OF Market stores: references required.
salary Sl7 90 week and percentage. Apply
70 J. F. CROSETT & CO. 334 Suffer st.
WANTED-A hrst-class assayer. who Is an
amalgs gsmator and who can also do some
PLAIN b0ok-keeping FOR irst-class gold mine
located in Calsveras County. references re
Quirsd. salary S125 per month Apply 10 J.
F. CROSETT & 90. S34 Sutter st
AssAYER. smaigamator and bookkeeper.
&l25. ianitor S65, shoe salesman. &17 so week
an6 commission. ranch teamster, SS5 and
found. ! mixers. so and SO and found:
farmer and wife. SIS and found; cook for
club. S65 and found and increase: hell boys.
SIS and found and increase: house man. $40
ana found and others. J. F. CRoSETT e
Co. e2S Sacra mento ST
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SOUTH SEA Island Co; sure fortune-rnaker:
5oe share p. @. box 2o46, San Francisco
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A WAY 70 health mothers' and daughters
home treatment for backache. headache. dls-
placements. bearing down pains, leucorrhoea
despondency, nervousness: booklet free; write
for u. VIAVI CO.. 23C4 Van Ness ave. 3. r
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SOLD. rented exchanged; manufacturer OF N,
Esmes tricycle. chair 2e1s Mkt; tel Park T1b
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MONEY TO LoAN-continued

sALARIicD people on note s. F. DISCOUNT
AGENCY. 125-12I Phelan bldg. Private.
STAR Loan Co. of Wyoming loans to saiaried
employees Room S11. Mutual Saw. Blk. bldg.
ALL loans on diamonds & jewelry at per cent
mt. s. F. Collateral Loan Bank. SIS Kearny.
go ON furniture & pianos; SIS up; no removal
com. v TREMAIN room ST. q Eddy ST.
CASH loaned salaried people on notes without
indorser. MORRELL 600 Examiner bldg.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-01
Mrs. George II. Gorham at Bellows
Falls this week

rails inns Weeh.
Carl d. Knight of Worcester Mass"
came Wednesday to spend ThanKsgiV-
ing with his parents, Mr. ana MIS-
Charles d. Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pepin were called 10
Easthampton, Mass, saturday by tne
death of Mr.. Pepin's father. the 1u-
neral was Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Houghton ana
little daughter, Gladys, are guests .,
Mrs. Houghton's parents MI anu
Mrs. James II. Whitney.
Mrs. J. D. Beeman of West Brattie. !,
boro. and Miss Sarah Thompson Oh
Keene. n. H.. were guests over
Thanksgiving at Dorr Cloughs
The annual election of the officers
of col w. III. Greenwood w. X. Z. VIII
he held at the regular meeting OF the
corps Tuesday evening. Dec. D.
Thomas p. Carpenter went to Hav-
erhiu N. H.. Thursday to visit ms
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M. b. Carpeh-
| ter. He will remain over sunday
Mrs. George worthley and children
~ south Newbury this state. are Wis
iting at Harvey H. Brainards. MI.
Worthley will spend ThanksgiVihs
here
The Christian Endeavor society OF
tho Rantist church will hold rubber
social and entertainment at the ves.ry
Friday evening. Dec. s. Adnissio''
one pair of old rubbers
r M. Charlton, student at NOM.
nalier seminary. is at home Tor tht
! THANKSGIVING vacation. Mr.. Chari'1 ,,
conducted the service at the M. ~
church Sunday morning IN lhe az
sence of his father, DR.. e. G. chari'oh
Rantist church, Rev. A. S. Buzzeil
nastor: 10 a. m, praying band; ~ 40
preaching, subject, The way !" an
kingdom; u. Bible school, o ooo
christian Endeavor service .oV
union service at the Nj. r. chui'i
preaching by Rev. ]. d. King
A meeting of the Township HON,
4 Department association Will be nelu a
the Congregational church. sauna,
afternoon and evening. Dec. ..
T.. NJ. Fuller of Burlington. s'ate 81
retarv of the Sunday school associa
to- viii he present. A cordial invi'
tation is extended to all. The Sunaa.
schools of the towns of Dummerston
westminster and Westminster Yves
are invited to be present. supper WI
he on the basket plan. Gomez WIN "
furnished at the church.
Rev. f. NJ. Fuller, general secretar'
of Vermont Sunday School assocla
tioh is to hold series of Institute
tbrouehout the county. The following
is the itinerary: Sunday, Dec. ., Bel
lows Fails; Monday, Dec. 4, Athens
afternoon and evening; Tuesday De.
west Townshend morning AFTER
noon and evening; Thursday, Dec.
Wardsboro. afternoon ana eVenins
Friday. Dec. s. Wilmington, afternoo
and evening: Saturday. Dec. y. sul
: ney afternoon and evening; Tuesua.
1 Dec 10. Guilford, morning and aIter
|, noon Brattleboro, evening; Weunes
: dav, Dec. 13, Newfane. AFTERNOON an
evening: Thursday. Dec. ~; WI
Evansville. afternoon and eVeiiins
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-01
ATHENS.
The Portable Steam Mill Mater'a''zes
Petty Thieving

rha variable steam saw MILL winch
has been expected, began to materiaI.
;ze last week, four teams arriving az
ono time with furniture to keep mouse
in camp. and sleds to use IN the
woods Saturday one four morse ioau
80 nrovisions came and the engine -
oxnected soon. About 30 men are 10
ba emploved and the camp is 10 pe
cared for by the wives of some OF tlle
nen who work there. The norses ale
In Mr. Mitchelrs barn until they can
he cared for in camp. EVERY o,le
sneals Of the fine condition Oh VIZ
borses which show good care AM
faed-not a lame one among theti'
pettv thieving still goes on in town
Mr.. Bratton's dog mace d tu1 ha in
othar evening and could not De ~
d, , ia keep quiet. He was let ou'
oud started a man from the barn
oh, u,hara he had been at the grain pm
Tha man ran pursued by the dog pu'
-, -" anin,al was stoned and driver
III .ne nv Rratton feels quite sure ne
,,o',,s who the man was Persons WI.
r.i;,, not work require food to sustain
,;fa ' the same as those who 90 Worh
. nnd If is only a question of time Whei
~ r,,;Itv marty comes to grief
w w. Bridges went to Bra, ,.l.a
Monday to look for place 10 i've
Mr. and Mrs. Nal Bemis are soi s
70 Maine Saturday to assist her u'e''
ana aunt to move to this to"h'
w w Bridges attended the auctioi
w. home of the late Joel Oper
acknowledgement. as auctioi'eer
idaV
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-01
WINE HAM.
Two Fires the Past Week Extin'
ouished with Slight Damage.
1905

The people in this vicinity were
called by telephone to help fight hre
at Elias Stowell's recently. During the
absence of Mr.. Stowell. Mrs. Stowell
discovered fire approaching from the
woods and sent one of the children
to a neighbours. Soon men came from
all directions and the fire was subdued
with no damage except the destruction
of fences. The fire was probably start
co by match dropped by some smok-
err.
George and Ruth Dutton are visiting
in Worcester and Boston.
George Fales went to Boston this
week to spend Thanksgiving with his
daughters.
Irene ingalls,. who has been WISHING
in New Haven and Hartford returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Dennis Frederick and son. Her
bert. are visiting in Mohawk N. H.
and Bennington.
There were several family reunions
i'm town. Myron ingalls, entertained
his children and served them with
goose dinner.
Sunday, the neighbors discovered
the roof of f. o. Smiths house on nre;
The chimney burning out, caused
sparks to fall on the roof and set y
afire
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-01
JACKSONVILLE.

Miss Grace FELTON, of Weston visit
ed her aunt. Mrs. w. L. Rawson, last
week.
Miss Nina styles is at work TOT
Mrs. o. R. Clayton in South LONDON
derry.
number of farmers have peeh
sbinning poultry to Bellows Falls TINS
week.
Miss Abbie Houghton has returned
to her home in Bondville after pelng
several weeks in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pier ana
daughter, Marjorie, spent SUNDAY al
]. w. Hazeltine's in Andover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Smith have oo.n
been quite sick recently ana IN care
of physician.
ualhert Coleman is at home from
h;c work in Londonderry. having IN
iured one hand by bringing it In con-
tact with saw.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-01
PUTNEY
Accident to D. r. Shea-Broken Ma
chinery Causes Shut. down at MIL.

| saturday night about o'clock;
when ID Frank Shea and family were
returning from Brattleboro. they col
ll,ed with the truck team belonging 10
Lewis Gorham, demolishing the car
rage and throwing the occupants ou..
Mr.. Shea had one bone OF MS risnt
arm broken. Mrs. Shea and the TWO
children escaped without injury
The iron castings Of the steam en-
CINE at Capt. William Robertson
paper mill were badly broken Satur-
day morning which necesslta,eu
shutdown Of several days. rms was
very unfortunate as the nrh arc
rushed with orders.
Fred O. Pierce is visiting at fut-
land.
Miss Ruth C. Cove is spending the
week at Boston.
Miss Jennie Abbott of Athol. Mass
lis at A. w. Abbotts.
+. E. Knight returned Friday from
a trip to Burlington.
Miss Laura Braley returned from
Colrain, Mass, SATURDAY..
clifford Booth of Leominster. Mass.
lis expected home Saturday.
DR. G. b. Doane of Springfield. this
state was in town Monday.
Mrs. Boonem returned from a tril
to Brooklyn. n. T.. TUESDAY
Mrs. A. S. Underwood returned
Tuesday from Potsdam. n. Y.
1 Mrs. Addie d. Johnson is spendine
the week at Springfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Waite are
visiting relatives in Massachusetts
Henry p. Cushman spent Thanks.
giving with his sister at Miiton' N. IL
Mrs ]. V. Shaw and Miss Clarf
Wolf went to Boston Tuesday Tor
visit.
Rev. A. S. Buzzel is to speak at
union meeting at Grafton Sunda!
evening
Rev e. C. Charlton is visiting nj
son G. Magnus Charlton. chaplain
U. S. N.
Mr. Grover and son and daughte
of Springfield. Mass, are guests at I
!. p. Sawyer's.
. Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Cole am an
Mrs Jennie c. Pierce spent Thursda.
at Holyoke. Mass.
Mrs. Charles II. Thwing is visitiill
her sister, Mrs. Nelson stevens, d
! Southwick, Mass.
Carroll whitney OF heehe, -.
snent Thursday at the home Oh III
father. Milo f. Whitney.
r Mr.. and Mrs Henry Crawford Visit
3 cd their daughter Mrs. Edgar Sand
r ers at Brattleboro this week.
Miss Jennie E. Pierce went TO Ben
r Inington Saturday to spend the wee
with DR.. and Mrs. Eugene B. Pierc'
f Mrs. Nancy Ranney who has pee
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Dickinson
/, returned to Springfield. Mass tues
day.
Mrs S. f. Campbell of NorthamI
:. ton. Mass. is at her sisters, Mrs. \
= Eugene Robbins's. to spend lhahhS
! giving.
Leon w. Houghton of F1tchbur
', Mass. spent Thanksgiving at Z,
II home of his mother Mrs. Belle
Houghton.
ii Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Bralnaro :,
n Springfield, Mass, are guests OF
Brainards parents. Mr. and MIS-.
Il H. Brainard.
ID DR. C. A. Prouty. who went We
l. last spring has returned nome. al'
s. snending the summer in the state
washington
Mrs Hannah r. Waite and MI
Is Maude Miller are guests OF Dr. al
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-01
VERNON BUILDINGS BURNED
N. I. REEDS HOUSE AND BARN
DESTROYED SUNDAY.
Fire Probably Started from Spark
from Chimney - No Facilities for
Fighting II = Loss Considerably
Above Insurance.

V's"h'"S " eoss So"soo'sU'y
Above Insurance.
The dwelling house and barn owned
and occupied by M. l. Reed at
Vernon. near the Dummer p0stofiice,
We're destroyed by fire Sunday morn
ing. the blaze being discovered by
Mrs. Reed about Q o'clock. 1t appar-
entity started In quantity of pine
needles which had lodged In the gut
ter beneath the caves. between house
and barn. and is believed to have been
caused by spark from the chimney.
The open jet afforded easy access for
the flames into the hay In the barn.
The barn burned rapidly but the
house was slated and II there had
been any facilities for fighting fire II
might easily have been saved, as the
neighbors assembled quickly and In
large numbers, even coming from
across the river, and there was no
lack of willing and able helpers. But
there was no engine. no hose and no
water supply available.
The stock, with the exception OF one
fat hog and some poultry. was saved
and most of the household goods were
removed through the heroic efforts OF
the neighbors. The safe and all the
uninjured but the entire contents OF
one room and a closet containing the
best clothing of the family were COM
pletely destroyed.
After the goods were removed from
the burning buildings. the neighbors,
with their teams. carried them TO the
house recently completed by Charles
Z. Davis. few rods up on the other
side of the road set up the stoves anu
the beds and installed the famiiy
comfortably in the new home. whicn
they have secured for the present from
Mr.. Davis. Miss Allie F. Morse, VINO
lives with her sister. Mrs. Reed, was
in Brattleboro at the time of the nre'
She lost nearly all her clothing.
The house was built in 1869 by MI.
Reed and his step-father, Wllliam
Heard. and had been occupied most ol
the time since by Mr.. Reed, to whom
the loss of his home is far In excess
If lis money value The buildings
were insured for $4,000 in the Union
Mutual. The loss was adjusted wed
nesday by Mr.. Denny of Montpelier.
for about $780, the carriage house
not having been burned. The none!
loss through the fire is about Sl'ooo
above insurance.
Vernon grange will hold its regular
meeting Saturday evening.
The ladies' circle will meet in lheir
rooms Wednesday. Dinner VIII De
served at noon.
Miss Florence Barnes. student az
castleton Normal school. Is at nome
for the Thanksgiving vacation,
An address under the auspices oil
the State Anti-Saloon league VIII pe
given Sunday evening, Dec. .. at
O'clock in Union church by Z. W. US
good of Bellows Falls.
r. A. White and Miss Ellen Sader
man both of this place We're marrieo
lin Townshend Saturday. ana nave
lheen here this week to complete theli
arrangements for going to Tunbridge
to make their home on farm receh'is
bought by Mr.. White. Ihelr ii'e ,a;,s
wishes for their happiness and pros
perity
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-01
STRATTON.

Mrs. Sarah Pike has returned " iiei
home in Baldwinsville. Mass.
May Lyman is at home from Lelano
& Gray seminary for a snort Nacatioii.
School in district No. 2 commencea
Monday with Miss Spencer OF Jamaica
as teacher.
A. ]. Pike met with what came near
being a serious accident while cutting
logs recently. when one of the logs fei,
across his lower limbs. pinning MN ~
the ground. His son quickly coming
TO his rescue. lifted the log on
from him. No injuries were suslaileu
except lame and badly sWolieii ainie
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-01
"
,uecr WARDSBORO.

,u;on Redfield is visiting In New
fame this week. TN
rbe r, S. C. are to meet at H. H.
p;ke's Thursday afternoon.
Miss Dora Streeter of Waitnaii''
Mass is visiting at Hazel cottage.
Miss Sadie Davidson and Cora o paa-
kerr from Grafton are at w. ). DaViu
sons. .,oos,rar
George w. Briggs, town treas at,'r
,viIi he at H. A. Waite's hotei saul oid
H Mn Dec. ., when taxes can De pa'o
and discount saved. oro ;r
The services Sunday morning are MI !,
lhe Mrs w r, Lyman. Inc
s singjns Of services Mcs in the evening is
Sn a's at r, o. Robinson's.
ofticers elected in the Ladies so.
o,ai circle for the coming year are
G,al Mrs. M. L. Rice; vice pres,
ident Mrs. H. A. Waite; secre.ar =
Miss Irene Allen: treasurer Mrs;
'' Rvder: directors. Mrs. L. b. heiI
:u Mrs Fl. FORESTER. Mrs. +. L
Adams. Mrs. E. o. Robinson.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-01
aEaNARpSToN.

o. S. Gray of Boston gave d iersuno
wednesday evening subject
Peas in a Pod.
one hundred and sixty tons OF swee.
corn were shipped from TINS slaiion ~
the canning factory IN bra''i ,,,,, - :,
and nine tons to Westminster uu''"7
the season.
Forty-one babies were eNiiipltu ,,,
last Thursday afternoon IN me .oM t
hall A souvenir was given 70 CO.. va :,
prize of a gold lined silver cup th wee
presented to the younges.~,s n,ain,ed
months: two fat babies each oi'''''
| a prize.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-01
SOUTH VERNON.

THANKSGIVING reunions are hulrer
Gus as usual. fro,,
Miss Edith Gray is at nome iio''
Mortified seminary.
Miss Gincie Gould is at nome rum
her school in Albany. N. Y.
A Beers has been quite slck .n Of
week with the grip, but is pe''ei "'
this writing. how
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Newton nav
cone to Springfield, Mass. TO spe"e
TThanksgiying with their sons
Rev I. M. Blanchard and ma, Ianf ths
,,are returned and he Will occupy ~,
Advent church pulpit at Il o.
Sunday. A., rbur.
Mrs Clarence Buffum, MRS; 81 Il iha at
lou Johnson and Mrs. Dayton l, !,
.omaed the baby show last Weeh =
Da,,,a rdston and Mrs. BuHuHi
fsns Johnson both received prizes
Roland White and Miss Ellen en-, Lau !,
a,, both of Vernon were mariieo a
m ,e shend Nov. %. and VIII ~
lum to their new home IN Sna Ss
OH. the hest wishes of many 1rieHu'
HALIFAX.
49, ladies. aid society Will noi9
l,a1 With Mrs. Fayette Niles Frioa !
soclai afternoon and evening. Al
are invited.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-01
WEST GUlLFoRD.

Rev. and Mrs. James Jones nave
heen visiting in Nottingham this week
with Rev. l. II. Beman.
Ruel Robb of Springfield spent
THANKSGIVING at home with ms par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Robp'
Miss Winnie Buffum and Miss EDNA
Dbelns. also Charles Thomas. are
home from school for two weeks va
cation. ~,
Rev Fred r.. Rritten of Boston VIII
snaak in the Baptist church SUNDAY
evening, under the auspices OF III, rhe
Anti saloon league of Vermont. Inc
heads of families and voters are es
neciallv requested to be present
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-01
GREEN RIVER.

w Fl. Bracket and father spehe
Sunday at Charles Bracketts'
About 90 attended the plrtnaas
party at Mr.. Rand's Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Bracket ana son
Alien. spent Thanksgiving at MIS-. F.
4 Richmond's in West Brattleporo'
Rev. F. f. Britten of Boston speak SPEAKS
II, the church Sunday at 2:3o o cioch
On temperance. Everybody invited
,,;ss Marion Thomas came Wednes-
doy to spend Thanksgiving with her
PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Thompson.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-01
EAST DOVER.

Miss Winifred Sherman
CO.. Mrs Clarence Lazelle Of Wiiiians-
Vile. Ala CO.
The ladies of the Methodist A,d a so5
o,atx will hold sale of fancy anu
,sefu, articles and homemade ca mec
ot the yestry Tuesday evening. De ,e
az a i TT the night is stormy. it vii, pc pc
, ,. II r ,% evening. Supper will be
SERVED nerU All are cordially invited.
. GOOD many of our townspeop,e
vent away to spend ThanKsg,vtn -
w pe and Mrs. c. s. Sherman wen. ~ ~
PSsy,asnoeMi , R Il L L Howe Ms" W. ID >
daugn,e TER his wife and children went
"a HOW" Greenfieid. Mass; Mrs. c y
proutv went to Brattleboro. :.
scboo, in Goose City. taugh, ns
>,;ss Winifred Sherman. closed Nor
~ for two weeks. OF the IA scnoia a..
seven were ao RsTfss'f r IN as
holland Gertrude Holland, PAU p nyil
I lann. Absent one day. Lucy Gouiu'
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE
TO BE HELD At uNivERsAl'sT
CHURCH. oUlLFoRD CENTER.
Meeting Will 30 Under Auspices OF
Vermont intsrdsnominational sun
day School Assoeiation-A'' Invited
The Prouranr.

day school Assoo'at'o"-V" '"'
The Program.
A Sunday school institute Will be
held Tuesday. Dec. ~, at the univer-
salist church In Guilford Center, I'M
der the auspices Of the Vermont m
terdenominationa Sunday school as
soc!atlon. Every Sunday school In the
vicinity Is invited to attend and an
persons interested will be heartiiy
welcomed.
Tho Program.
10. 20 a. M. devotional service con-
Quoted by Rev. James Jones.
|, Address, The Purpose OF the IN
stitute. Rev. T.. C. Fisher or West
minister West, president OF the
county association,
H. Problems in the Sunday Scnooi
open conference. led by Rev II. M
Fuller, field secretary of the state
association.
III. The home department.
a. What 1t Is.
b. How to organize.
c. How to make 1t go.
Conference conducted by +. H.
Jones of Windham. %
Dinner, everybody expected ~
bring a box lunch. Hot coitee VIII DC
furnished the ladies of Guilford cen.
ter. and at 80 the exercises VIII DC
resumed.
" Possibilities in Elementary Ieacn-
ing, Mrs. w. A. Ferguson Oh pei'
lows Falls al
V. General question box. Bring an
the questions you can think Oh
Secretary Fuller will answer thelh
VI Address. The County Assocla'
ton, by the county president rev
f. C. Fisher. - c.o.
VII The pyramid of Teaching, Sec
rotary Fuller.
The program for the next reguia,
grange meeting Wednesday, Dec; 10
will be as follows: Piano duet. Mrs
Eloise A. Thayer, Mrs, S. NJ. Bullock,
description of the process OF Hahiht
glue Roy Ingraham; sketch OF tn'
life of William Cullen Bryant MIS-
Minnie Whittemore; selections IRON
william Cullen Bryant by each mem
! her. music