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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
EAST DUMMERSToN.
Over 500 Made by Ladies Club as a
Result of the Bear Supper.

The Ladies' club bear and game sup
per won the day and surpassed all pre-
vious records. Early Thursday evening
the arrivals began-pedestrian parties in
single teams, double teams, surries,, car
riages, automobiles and a large tally-ho
found the people of Dummerston ready
to receive. The vestry was prettily dec
Miller and Mrs Fred Wilder. The color
scheme was green, red and white. The
stage was banked with green and in the
centre was the frame of a miniature house,
the posts wound with evergreen among
which were disposed Teddy Bears, appar-
emily climbing over the structure, while
| two Teddy Bears, one white and the other
brown in the act of a genuine bear
hug" made a pretty decoration for the
centre This unique booth contained the
fancy articles and was in charge OF Miss
Lille Gates and Miss Eta Lynde. The
candy booth on one side was pretty at
fair in the same colors red and white,
and Miss Nellie Spaulding and Miss
Blanche Newton dispensed Ladies club
candy in small or large quantities as called
for. The booth for housekeepers' table
had red roses as a distinctive decoration
and Mrs. Horatio Knapp and Mrs. Ula
Davis made brisk sales. The booths were
well patronized by people from Brattle-
DOrO, west DTdlIlebolo, uthoS anu O'iiNA
adjacent towns.
The supper hall was decorated with red. |
white and blue bunting and bountltul
supper awaited the hungry crowd. Sew
enty-fve pounds of bear, 81 OF venlson, |
8 'coons, and great supply OF chicken: |
pies with mashed potatoes and every
thing else desirable was an ample provls-
ion for the 81 supper ticket holders
The walters in attendance Wed with, each
other to see that all were well served and
the helpers in the kitchen were cheerful
helrers. 1t was cheerful cooperation that
made the affair a success and credit falls
on each one.
At $50 the crowd went upstairs to be
entertained by the magician, Mr. Us
borne of Boston, who was liked by the
Dummerston has no hall
equipped for a magician's acts and 1t
must be handicap to the performer
The evenings entertainment closed with
an auction sale of the remaining delic-
Of candy and some other unsold articles.
7 D. Reed made his debut as an auction
,er. The society will make over 500
,bove expenses. which could not have
,een done but for the cooperation OF each
me who helped directly or indirectly, and
or this the society is grateful.
Fay Miller of Brattleboro is guest at
". F. Walkers.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Bemis of Brattleboro
we're Sunday guests of Mrs. Lucy Bemis,
The auction of the personal property OF
he A. I. Laughton estate Tuesday called
ut large crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John York of Spofford.
I. H.. passed several days with Mr.. and
Irs. G.. n. Crosby recently.
Giles F. Reed returned to Chicopee
falls Sunday night after two days at
.og-Cabin farm with his parents.
Miss Nellie Buffum, who has been with
frs. viii Kent for several weeks, went
D her home in Cambridgeport Tuesday.
Mrs. Abbie A. B. Patch returned Sat :
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
fEILDREN SAVED FROM FLAMES
Garage Of Leon Pratt Prevents Loss
of Life in Small Fire.

The cottage house belonging to Thomas
|MHugh was burned last Monday after
non the ire starting from a defective
| Enney Through the courageous efforts
| 4 neighbor, Leon Pratt, two children
no we're asleep in the house were saved
hon the flames. But little furniture was
syei and no clothing while the supply
winter vegetables was wholly lost.
Iere was a small insurance on the house
nd furniture but not nearly enough to
syer the loss. The house was story
md half cottage and the barn near by
M NOT burn.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
WILMINGTON.
Local Man Has Imported Valuable
Shorthorn Cattle.

A sbipment of registered Shorthorns
from Canada was received Nov. BY the
American Express company at Brattle-
boro 1t was consigned to Roswell L.
Crafts and the animals were at once taken
TO his Maplewood farm in Wilmington;
This importation consists of young bull
and heifer of royal breeding and probably
as choice animals as were ever brought
into New England. The sire Of these tlne
bred Shorthorns is Cicely's Pride IS924,
bred by His Majesty King Edward vi.
and brought from the royal herd at Wind,
sor to Canada by Sir George Drummond
of Montreal. He has won many prizes
both in England and America wherever
shown. The dams are of equal merit and
came from the celebrated Sitlyton herd
in England and descending from some OF
The hest mixers in that famous herd. This
i'm nortation will no doubt be the means OF
adyancing the Shorthorn breed in the "
c;nitv of Wilmington as no better pedl,
grees can be found in the American herd
hook They are as follows: Vol. II.
RnIl dark red. Name, Royal Prince Reg
stored No. 2S9,053 Heifer, white. Name,
Queen I'd. Registered No.
10 72S. Accepted for registry Nov ii,
1907.
Superintendent and Mrs. G. T. Roberts
we're in Boston few days the first OF the
week =.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
HALIFAX CENTER.

Alva Fairbanks lost another horse re-
Gently.
Paul Crosier has gone to Boston to
spend Thanksgiving
s. j. and w. H. Hunter of Boston
spent Saturday and Sunday with their
mother, Mrs. Ellen Hunter.
Harry A. Learnard has gone to Hol-
yoke. Mass. to work. The large building
he raised last June for a combination car
riage and blacksmith shop is being taken
down. Charles Whipple is doing the work.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
THE BRATTLEBORO REFORMER FRIDAY NOV EMBER o. 1907

aenee X, l., We're recent guests at l..
iyler's and ID, Preston's.
MI; and Ms, 4, q, Lee are moving 10
nollhheld Mass TO the home OF their
uaughter Mrs, Frank Aldrieh.
,, nsIlices IN the Union church are dis
sunday school will meet once In Two
weeks at 1880 a. m.
hts, ., A. Brown was called this week
oiahse TO attend the funeral Of her
lend the funeral OF her brother. Charles
Webster. N"'''a
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
nancing Proves Fatal.

MANY men and women catch , eOlas ia
dances consumption. After exposure nil; Il
and o0 Honey and Tar is taken It .. WIZ,
t FoieE M cold and no serious tb Fes geps
I nGea Il; G1 a yellow package. Sold OS an
Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
GREEN RIVER.

Judson Barney went Monday to move
Wells Goodell's goods to Newfane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrifeld spent last Sun
day with VIII Clark and family in jack
sonvile.
Frank Barry and friends of Holyoke
were at his mothers, Mrs. Flies, few
days this week.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22

Take some good reliable and safe digest.
ant like KoDOL For Dyspepsia. RoDoL
is the best remedy known today for heart
burn beleh,-g and all troubles arising from
disordered digestion. II Is pleasant TO
take and affords relief promptly. Sold by
All Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22

white and there was a proiusion of Teddy
Bears climbing the decorations and peep.
ing cat at one from every crack aud
Granny Altogether Il was very pleas,
lng sight After the supper was served
II. A, Osborne, the magician, gave an ex'
crllrnt entertainment ia the church, az
which lheIp Were about 80 present. The
0nly thing 10 mar tho whole performance
h any way was when some boys seat
tered d quantity OF "carhua" TO make the
people sneeye, aud some Isfson I've viii
not mention namel thought he had a bet.
ter right 10 the bears foot used in the
decorations Than the ladies had aud 20
appropriated IT, Altogether the event
was a great success and the ladies are 10
be congratulated,
Horace Wilder has finished work for
T. q, Downs.
Miss Clara Holt has finished work at
T.. II. Millers.
Walter Walker, who has been quite sick,
Is reported ~ gaining,
The auction at A, l. Laughton's place
last Tuesday was well attended aud most
ot the good, brought good prices,
Myron r. Evans has finished his job
AZ the Andrews farm in Puiney aud is
working on the bridge az Slab Hollow.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve
is healing and soothing. Sood for piles
Sold by All Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22

There was lecture at the seminary
Monday evening
Mrs. Ella Tufts has returned from
visit in Chesterfield
Mrs. Alonzo Newton is spending a few
weeks at Revere Beach.
Thomas Clark was in town recently TO
look after his property.
Mrs Read of Brattleboro is visiting
her son. Herbert Read, of this place
Joseph Cotton has returned from WISH
Of several weeks in Uncasville, Conn.
Little Isabel Newton has returned IRON
visit with Mrs. I. A. Clark IN Brattle-
boro
Lee Cady and daughter of Bethel spent
a few days with DR.. N. ?. Wood TINS
week
F, W, Wilbur has moved his family 70
his recently purchased house on Hlghiahu
avenue.
The Sons of Veterans auxiliary, is pre-,
pairing for a Christmas fair to be heiu
December 10.
The meeting of the boys brigade VIII pc
united this week on account of the cases
u scarlet fever.
, NIls. AllCe SDdUOru OI NcN -
Jonn., was a guest of Mrs. N. f. Alex
nder this week.
Miss Mary Dale is now employed IN
he postofice taking the place OF MISS
lernman, resigned
The name of Clarence A. Randall mas
cen drawn as grand juror and +. d.
aldTell as traverse juror.
Fred A. Wood is visiting his brother IN
.eene, Arthur Mason taking MS meal
lsncss during his absence.
Mrs Peck has moved into Mrs. Wright
)use on Main street and Frank hendrlek
Is moved to the Cotton cottage.
The Thanksgiving concert which, was 70
I've been given next Sunday in the UNI
nan church has been postponed.
Most of the teachers have gone to theIr
MES and will return when the schools
open unless the vacation is too long.
Mrs. Ellen Stebbins is adding another
Dry to Crane Cottage which is USED
the summer as a large boarding house
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Lee are moving
m Vernon and will live with 1 .
lighter in the Upper Farms, Mrs'
ank E. Aldrich.
'lr and Mrs. C. H. Webster and H 1ei- d
m Brown were called to Orange TINS q
Elk TO attend the funeral of their aunt /
8 Lois Hastings.
he Woman's Relief corps gave chickI, u
pie supper in Sons of Veterans nan r
,dnesday evening which was iaifiy
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
Needs at Mortified and Mt. Hermon.

Charles NJ. Lowrie, the noted landscape
architect, has drawn plans for the, de-
elopment and location of new buildings
for the next % years at Mt. Hermon1
and Mortified seminary. The financial
condition of the schools continues to grow
stronger, each having an endowment OF
about 100000. Among the needs OF
Mortified seminary is an administration
building, two new dormitories, labo1ra-
tory for physics and chemistry and a
new recitation hall. Stone hall is now too
small and a new building must come soon
or the old one be enlarged at considerable
expense OF 500 applications for en-,
trance to Mortified seminary received
the past year only 100 could be accepted
On account of lack of accommodation; NJ
Hermon needs central heating and light
ing plant, two new dormitories, library
and gymnasium. It is hoped that in time
Mr.. Moody's wish will be realized W. ,1c:
That each school can accommodate looo
Tomg people.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-28
WAILUKU CHRISTMAS TREES

On Monday evening, The Chinese
Church OF Wailuku observed the
Christmas season by very pretty
tree laden with presents for the
children. Each Chinese boy and
girl received a bag of cakes and
popcorn and also a bag of candy,
Miss Charlotte L. Turner had
charge OF the exercises.
The same evening at Waikapu
the native church was filled with
a large number OF the Waikapu
church members and their child
ren. The children were trained
by some of the young ladies for
the Christmas songs, which formed
a part of the exercises.
On Tuesday evening the Nailu
ku Native Church had tree fol
its Sunday School pupils. Til,
chorus work and recitations by the
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-28
Win Seven Straight Games Of Base Ball and
Are Declared Champions and Receive
the Leagues Cup
CHOLERA NOW IN HONOLULU.
Supposed Have Come From apan-One Death Reported
Body is Cremated and Whole Block in Strict
Ouarantine-Al Occupants are Removed

Last Sundays game between the
Morning Stars and Waikapus was
very interesting one and kept
the supporters of both teams guess
ing as to the result of the game.
In the first inning the Waikapus
scored two runs after two men were
out on a wild thlow by the short
stop to first, but did not score
again in the whole game.
The Stars scored two in the
fourth inning and in the seventh
scored the winning run. The score
stood 3 to 2 at the ending of the
ninth inning.
There was large attendano e
and the excitement was Intense at
times, both teams having-4uite a
number of hackers on the stand.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-28

The next report, received Octob-
er 81, showed diminution of the
epidemic. Kobe had 80 cases with
81 deaths and Yokohama Is cases
and II deaths.
The last report, received Decem-
Der 6, gave the number of cases at
Kobe as IL, with two deaths; at
Yokohama cases and 6 deaths,
and at Nagasak1 2 eases and I
death.
The police have been asked by
the Board of Health to assist in
coping with the situation, and
officers are now on guard to pre-
vent anyone from fishing or bath
ing in the Nuuanu stream and the
harbor. A prominent business
man this morning expressed the
opinion that a law or ordinance
should be passed which would per-
manently prohibit bathing in the
stream or harbor.
Residents of River street are
complaining that the sanitary
state of the river has been made
much worse since the new laundry
on Vineyard street was started.
They report that the dirty water
from the laundry pours right into
the river, and that the stencil
therefrom is so bad, especially at
night, that they cannot sit on their
verandas.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-28
CHOLERA FROM JAPAN.

Honolulu, December 21.--Kane-
lau, a Hawaiian living in one of
tenement houses on River street
between Kukui and Vineyard, died
last night of cholera.
The case was discovered late yes
terday afternoon. The man died
shortly after midnight This morn-
ing his wife was taken sick, and
the physicians believe that she also
has the disease.
River street between Kukui and
Vineyard streets has been quaran-
tined and nobody is allowed to en-
ter or leave the houses in the
quarantine district. The entire
force of'inspectors OF the Board OF
Health, and large proportion of
the police force are on guard in
the vicinity, and energetic meas
ures are being taken to prevent
the spread of the disease. Bathing
in Nuuanu stream is prohibited
and efforts are being made to pre-
vent the eating OF fish caught in
the bay.
DR.. Wayson, of the Board OF
Health, and President Pinkham
are of the opinion that the disease
has been brought to Honolulu by
either some tramp japanese steam
er or one of the transports coming
from the Orient. Their theory is
that some of these vessels have
dumped into the harbor refuse con-
tanning cholera germs, and that
these have been taken into the
bodies of fish, which were after
ward caught and eaten raw as food
They believe that kanelau ate con
taminated raw fish and thus con
tracted the disease.
In support of this theory Presi
dent Pinkham shows the reports o
health conditions at the japanese
ports during the past three months
Cholera has been very prevalent
at Kobe and Yokohama, thougl
the last reports show a decided de
crease in the number of cases a
those ports.
The report which arrived her,
October II showed 1S9 cases o
cholera at Kobe, with 60 deaths
and II cases with 13 deaths at Yo
kohama, The report of Octobe
q showed III cases and 81 death
at Kobe and % cases with 2
deaths at Yokohama.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-28
Sailors on All Vessels Including Those of the
Local Boats Must Remain for Thirty
Days Aboard Ship
EDITOR AYERS IS NOT GUILTY.
Proprietor Of Referee Goes Free-Booded Stock Arrives
Onomea Suspends Payment Of Dividends Strike
Mills Building is Off.
ESPECIAL TO THE MAUI NEWS )
Sugar 96 deg. test 3.S5

Sugar 90 deg
HONOLULU, December 27-All fruits grown between Diamond
Head and Kaii under strict quarantine shipped
the coast elsewhere Sailors the nerand boats well all
other vessels required remain aboard their vessels 80 days
No swimming is allowed in the Harbor at Waikiki
There and only slightly suspicious
Alexander Mcintosh is expected back the Siberia.
The floral parade will probably be abandoned.
Onomea has suspended the payments o dividends.
Fred Carriers booded stock arrived the Honan yesterday
SAN FRANCISCO, December 27-The strike the Mills build
ing has been called
PORT OF SPAIN, December 27-The sailors American
fleet enjoyed christmas by holding regatta.
SAN FRANCISCO December 27-vancouve beat Stanford at
international foot ball yesterday in a of 6 too
WASHINGTON December 27 Ambassador Aok will sail for
home the Manchura January 7.
THE HAGUE, December 27.The cabinet has resigned
because of the defeat of the army
SEATTLE, December 27.-An unknown ship off tn
Straight of Juan de Fuca.
SAN FRANCISCO December PA 100000 fire at Mission and
First Streets occurred yesterday.
HONOLULU, December 90 Christmas quietly observed
HONOLULU December 24I NJ Ayers the editor the de-
func Referee found guilty of using the mail Illegally
PORT OF SPAIN, December 24The American fleet
mand of Admiral Evans arrived here.
WASHINGTON December 24-Rear Admiral Brownson has re-
signed chief of the Naval Bureau He will be succeeded Captain
Wilson,
MEMPHIS, December 24-The Memphis has suspended.
LONDON December 24-Buns matched to fight
in Dublin
PEKN, December 25An equvocal edict
the hope that China be given constitution
the chief problem to control popular agitation commission has
been appointed and ordered frame law the regulation po
cal societies
PORT OF SPAIN December 252 900 sailors
today They given the popua
ST. PETERSBURG, December 25-The trial o members of
the Douma who charged with treason their vbog
manifesto, began today.
PITTSBURG, December 25The mills since
the panic will January employment men,
VICTORIA passenger blown from the
track Boulder yesterday by a tornado
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-28

children were excellent. Miss
Foltz had done the training. The
boys in Miss Towner's class and
the girls of Mrs. Crockett's class
who had been faithful in atten-
dance for the past year received a
special gift, and all the children
were favored by Santa Claus by
bag of candy.
Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Dodge had
a tree at their home for the child
ren of the Union Church Sunday
School on Tuesday evening.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-28
CARD OF THANKS.

Master Anson Robinson and Miss
Helen Robinson wish to thank their
friends and all others for the hearty
support given them in the Juvenile
Voting Contest held by A. Enos, The
Pioneer Store, thereby assisting them
in obtaining the first prizes,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-28
MAkAWAO LINES.

Christmas in Makawao was
quietly celebrated by family dinners
trees, etc.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-28

Christmas in Makawao was
quietly celebrated by family dinners
trees, etc.
AT Puunene several fine tennis
games were played for the Sawyer
cups which by the way must be won
twice cut of three times. The finals
of the present tournament will be
played probably on New Years
Day.
Several bands of serenaders were
around on Christmas eve and early
morning.
Hon. J nj. Dowsett and son, of
Honolulu have been guests at Mrs.
Dowsett's Makawao this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Graham
and two sons spent Christmas at
w. c. Crook Makawao,
James Reed, a fve-year resident
of Maui, and recently bookkeoper
for the Paia Store. departed on the
Oath for San Francisco to locate
permanently.
All the PuuneEe stcamplows are
now fitted for the burning of fuel
oil. A great tank is taken into the
fields to supply the plows.
There's some talk OF one hundred
tourists coming to. Maui in Feb
ruary to visit Haleakala.
M. A. Tavares, manager of the
Pukalani Dairy and Pineapple Co.,
is soon to visit Portugal. He will
leave his family there,
Manager Sylvester Of the Nahiku
Sugar Cos rubber plantation states
that not much additional land will
be Immediately planted in rubber
owing to the stringency OF the
money market.
On the 24th Mrs. II. A. Baldwin
departed for Honolulu She was
accompanied by her father Hon.
w. O. Smith who came from Homo.
lulu for the purpose.
Leong Hong the well known
Chinese merchant OF Pulehuiki,
Kula, has sold out his store TO A.
NJ. Pires, Leong Hong and family
will soon return TO China.
Taxes collected in Makawao dis
trict this year amounted to- more
than $77 900, exceeding 1906 by
nearly $1,000,
At land sale held at kahului
by Sub-Land Agent. w. o. Aiken
last Saturday, seven lots of Kihei
land were sold at auction, the sale
to be confirmed by the Land Com
missioner. Some of this land i:
covered with keawe trees and is q
profitable investment.
Some of the applicants were Sc
eager for the land that for two
weeks past they have been camp
ing at Mr.. Aiken's office
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-28
MORNING STARS ARB CHAM
PIONS. =

The Morning Stars in hotly
contested game defeated the Wal
kapus at Wells Park last Sunday
afternoon by a score of 3 to 2, thus
winning the championship Cup
offered by the Winter League,
The Stars lost the first two
games of the series and then set
right in and played ball winning
seven straight games, all of which
were hotly contested.
The team was photographed on
Christmas Day and in the evening
of the same day a luau was given
them at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Bal, where all had a grand
time.
The team is made up as follows;
w. E. Bal, Captain, c., John Car
cia, D.; J. Garcia, 2b.; @. Bento,
3b.; A. Garcia, it,; D. Kama, S.;
John Oliveira, h.; T. Wilson, ri;
D. X. Pokipala, cf.; w. Crowell,
Jas. Hart, Joe Oliveira, subs, A.
Enos, manager.
The following challenge has been
issued by the Captain of the Stars;
The Morning Star Base ball
Team hereby challenges a picked
team for a game of Base ball to be
played at Wells Park on New
Years Day, January 1st at 3
O'Clock
Signed A. ENOS, Mgr.
w. E. Bal Jr., Capt.
We, the undersigned, herewith
accept the challenge issued by the
Morning Star base ball team for a
friendly game OF baseball at Wells
Park on New Years Day.
JAS. HATTIE, Captain.
NJ. r. PEREIRA, Manager.
The line up of the picked team
is as follows; Geo. Cummings, c.;
Jas. Hattie, p; X. Smith, 1b.;
J f. Sylvia, Oh; w, Dutro, S.; A.
McCandless, 9b.; w. Morris, CT.
J. Smythe, RI; Kaaiai Waiwaiole,
H.; Alonzo Jackson, H. Sylvia, S.
Kaleo, sub.
A game between a picked team
and the champions should prove a
great attraction and be witnessed
by large crowd.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-28
S257,oSo, 2S
TERRITORY OF HAWAII, ! &C
COUNTY OF AUl,

Lufn Cashier of the above pamed bank do soemny swear
to the best of my knowledge and belief
C. D. LUFkIN, CASHIER.
before this 3Oh day August 1907
J.GARCIA, Notary Public Sec Judi Circuit