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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

ieIig meo 4 orunoerIig lpffeligt
sfiar ginene % uobrgo: .
Men bette er j. fort!
!, Sg paa BET Dro at beroep eo ieg,
at leg aniaa Sagen for afgiort. Seq.
oor enonn total erfaritgsles om So
rer % Stlfplbigse0er for ct literart
89rf.
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miooag Dor Seit UNDER Graerne /
SlotSparfen, ~ fire lom 8prrr, END.
% ri efter menneitelig Megning bar
tilfomne 5olf paa ipp % treoipe.
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bel 8aginarafffe me6 tpnge11oe Mor0
lanosbeifripelier og gpentpr. 90 E
&ar aftener efter - iau omtrent Sen
1toite Sag | Mopember, - ba6 pi
8iprnitierne 8igrnion og Srue ne0
til os for at bgre 6ortellingen ops
leit, - og ban ifrep ielpiamme Mfte,1
neo til Segel % fal6te SEN en- Mao-
&c, lom ptloe flpbe uooper @fanoina-
fbien.
Naar leg iaa u%n0tager Morofior0
beiten, Slagter=&obios og enoe
gpentpr, beo jeg life SEN BOG ~ og
ferit og fremmeit @omanerne, =
bpor bun life bar ppret min afgjg
re1oe &etleoer meo @enipn til &unit
formen og, iaa at iige, min Me0arbei
Ser giennem bbert &apitel, ftr6ge
uoifetelier fra @mnet eller forlang
mere eller %an0erleoes 0igtet, / Ng0s
falo ielb lagt til. Set er gaot glen
mem ben6es @igt og @til; tbi, funit,
merritt let, bar jeg Ell u10piflet Sta,
Der beroen6e mere poo 2Dffetrgffet
eno paa set bebi6ite 8lif. Mt mine
@ieromaner fit BEN faite 6orm< ifpl,
oes benoes mere nobifle0e ann7tner-
pie % mere bele @unitfglelie.
Hla11en til &nnolingm / Sober
og bans @uitru" fit iee al ben6e. Seq
beifrep benoe @elten1 @alpe &riitian
len, EN- bleg barif ijelelig in6bi6
Siemar10 paa Mren0ols @rpgge. Seq
laa Man0en paa nit @ts og mente
ser maatte 1ttffe cit mprf 2ipsople
belle Dam - fort Ell BOG. Me1,
bpa0?....
Seq ifal iige Sig Set, ia nil
@ltltru me0 ct. = 5oa 11of9rte fun
itore Sraf bans jalour &jerligbeo til
be1oe, iom ri fal6te gliiabetb. Sq
&apitel for &apitel uoarbeioe0e ieq
loa og ~giem1emplpie0e ri TANNER,
1878 &occa 81 Hapq.
Si0en fprte irni0lertio Soccer me(
fig. Stlgipngelig for Sem tog bun
Sem op> og iaa aflogreoe Sc Zig ~:
mig.
Sg 69lgen blep Sen rp &nffe So
ma11er, bpori ieg fan iige, at oct beo=
ite og melt peflpffe6e, ieg bar ifrepet
er blepet til 11n6er Den0es MunD o.
Snoflpoelie. Gil flere al 0em: vMol
itrpmme11" uWeailu SONG, Som
lna1uoerens 9gtre", u6onilien qua
@ilie", vSn6e Magter" bur Dl1n iff
Blot git @etaljer = al SEN Sort 10
@fsempel lon1 SEN om vMa", at bu1
al6rig bapoe 6erier u0en Sc Gage
bum laa / 8arielleng; - men til
flere er enoog S6eer1 bporoper So
gen er bpgget, opitaot bos be1oe.
Sum fur1oe bisieligen gierne, uoen at
ser ife0e noget : uberettiget Siltag
bapt lit Narm lom Wfe6arbeioer pan
Iitelbla0et.
Set laa imio&ertt6 fife for Ell 6rllo
fra Dor Sio at ia lin prlige @laDs /
Sffentligbeoen; = be11oe5 l,roffelig
Gmog bar at laoe Jig neie me6 @e
b%ioitbeSen, og f9le og pi6e Jig lom ltl1
Man0s jep1bpr6ige oon0eltge Selle
% JON laobm ia Hlo6len / por Sm
g~angsfreos.
Men MI, hi in0gaar / bort lefstien=
Be Mor, lpnes leg, Set fltnoe bore
paotioe at meloe, at set pafreite oe
melt pellpffeoc, jeg bar i%frepet> bar
b1rn &ort /.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25
Naabebolb - set ene npbpeubtae.

On al Sc berite Anltp6sitene poa
Den fnroreoe @ei .gien1,em 2ipet er
Sc ~go6e @aa6". Set primler lige
frem me6 go6e 9foao / ollie 2ipets
Silfal6e. Gao og iao mango ST.
mers Seprt, iaa megen og netop oe1l
@Iags Geoe, iaa mango Gimers Be
bagelie oip. &pis M ollie De mango
Re6menneifer, bpiS el1eite 0pgape
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25
jru mange 1a|nlter
&nt fra allie 2anSe.

80 EE.E.2 aes4RBT E#Ht ENrHF4@Ert&
Gn nj aennpeOamper. Sambora.
Manueerifa DampifibsieIifab forbanoler
! Oenne Sio me0 engelife @fibsbpg-
gere ON &onitruftion al en- Camper
.paa IS, Eons. y2uiitania" SEN
npe Gunaro Damper, er $4,000.
Cons. Dette. @fib ifal tiIIige forip-
neg meo en- M Decentralization
Der oil gipe oet enonu iterre l6art ems
ben npe @unaroer.
Nanama aanalen. Ser er en- M11
ltgbeo for, at Spgrgsmaalet ON Mn-
lRg at en- @abfla6efanal eller e,
Sl1tlefanal oil blioe optoget paanp
og benitillet til M Mfgiprelie al Son
greslen. De al%lernpeite @fibstpper
/. CTS. u2uiitania", er laa folosjale
at De lmuligt fun6e gaa igiennem
De slnier, Tom mi er planlagte, og
bet oil / bbert 6alo iiffert blibe ng6
oenoigt at giGre @luierne langt bre
oere eno oprin6eligt paotenft. Man
&c Sngenierer er at SEN Mnifuelie
at en- @abflaoefanal / 9engoen bi
o9re Den lifrelte for Grafifen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

Srebsfonferencen / &aag aflutte-
oes / Sreoags UNDER flor &piti6elig-
be6. Eilitebe par bele oct bollan6ife
Miniiterium og Diplomatiet me6 De,
fes Gamer. &ongreSiens 8r9iioent,
:@1tsieren Meliooff, CAB en- Operiigt
ODER &ongresiens Mrbeioe og frentbe-
beoe 6e gs6e Sing Der bar u6rettet,
ielb ON. Set lite bar giennemfprt alt
bbao man 6nffe6e. Mlene set at Me-
preientanter for De forifielIige Soft
famleoes og Tom i perionlig 8ere,.
ring meo btnan6en aniaa ban for at
bore at ben aller itbrite. 8et50n1ng.
&iliteoeberelie at l16ien6inge fra Sc
latinif-amerifanffe GoIf baboe / bgi
Grab uobioet ben eieniiofge &ieno.
fob mellem De europaiife og meri-
fanffe Solf. Braii6ent @ooiepeIt bar
@ienitmo for almin6eIig &DIoet for +,
ben Sre6spolitif, Tom ban / belle fiji
aominiitrationstio bab6e fempet for,
og for ben 9el ban bab6e ! @ongres-
TENS Sammentr96en. Set bar en-
6oritaaeIfe, at Ser itrafs
~begDnoes en- Bropaganoa for
Greosiagen, Tom fal fortiattes til
ben noite 5re6sfonferenceg @ammen-
treoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

@m Stre1fe=Smjnnctiom. limited
S%ppotbetae Of Mmerico (6e qmerifan=
tie Srpfferteieres 2o116sforeninq) Ga
11ogle ltore SrDfferier / Chicago %
Seem Dorf fit for en- Sis ii0en uo1teot
en- miolertioig Sniunction' mos S;;n-
ternotional Nrelsmen5 Union moo at
orore en- @treife for at opnoa Ell ST.
n1ers M%rbei0Soag. ltnioren far neu1=
Zig en- &ot1traft me6 Sppotbetae og
De. opennabnte Torretninger, ifglge
bptlfen slrbeiosti6en ifaL bore 8 Ei-
mer til L: San. 1912, efter bpilfen
Et5 BEN 8 Simers Dag ifol trp6e /
&raft. Denne &ontraft pil6e nnio-
men brDoe og itrafs itreife for en- 8
Sinners Sag. 9en mi6lerti6ige sSSn-
junction moo @treifen er. mi al en-
Dommer / Cincinnati foranoret til
permanent for l1ntonens @e6fom=
me11oe> men set ttlfeies / @ienoeli len,
at oenne life fan forbpoe i%n6ipi6uelIe
SDpografer at 1treife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

@ob 1bpanbrins. Sra ariltianio
meo0eles 5. 10. o., at Ser / george,
ierligt / &riittania> er rei1t en- fraf,
tig 8epegelie moo nobonoring.
Riebmeno / @riittania er gaaet /
Spioien for Donnelien al 6et lofale
Selifab> og on6re' @elfaber pentes
mart at fplge efter. G.. &ert5berg,
Den befien6te leroe @ocialgfonom,
bar u6talt, at ban 11erer Ii6en. Ero
ill., at ct Selifab al 6enne Mrt bill
fnnne 1torette ipn6erligt. Sen
ibenife @eianot oe Sorene0e @toter,
2ogercrant5, 1om bar peret paa et
&eiIe / @taterne for at un0eriege
Smigronternes Sorbolb, mes Eanfen
ON at obertale Dem Ill otter at Denoe
tilbage til Gporelan6et, er fon1met
til set &eiultat, at set ptl6e bore
ltret at ibge at lofte. Sn6panorerne
tilbage til @perige berfra. @an bar
me6oelt fin &egjering fine MnitueIier
ON 6enne Gag og bar ttlraa6et Sen
at lpgge 8in6 paa at forb1n-
Gre l1oban6ring, men la6e Gpenfer-
ne / Mmerifa blibe bpor 6e er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

r- ~ L
Snoianerblob / ofla9oma. 6ler.
~eftertommere at 2anoets original
Snobp9gere oil faa fremragenoe poli
tiite Stiuinger / Sen npe @tat Dflo.
bona. Saale6es er @ongresmanoen
tor Statens fier6e Diftrift CHARLES
Garter al @romore 6ieroe6els gbicf.
a1otp meb en- S%noblon6ing at Cicero.
tee BLOB. SON er &pegabler og en-
meget oDgtig og oniet Mon6. Mobert
8. Sfpen, Sen enc al 6orbunoslena
torerne for Den nDe .@tat, er Otten6e
oelS Gberofee og ligeleoes en- ulp6
banlig begobet og 6pgtig. Mon6
BeggeNer 9emofrater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul,
MINI, as second class mail-matter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

Set bar, So leg u6oper Maret 1870
bapoe arbeioet paa min fgr1te 8og:
Sen Sremipnte" -og tent paa ST.
iten. bar blebet fer6ig. Ser bar life
lete Si6er for % ga; og meget af-
bang al SEN 8og, ON oct ifuI6e lps,,e.
Sg MI, Sen %@ftermi6sag, fful6e leg
oa, meoens De a1tbre par ube, lRie
nit opus for ben6e.
@un bapbe meget Strep me6 ct
pi6tlgftigt @ltS % laa og bbilte og
berte paa..
@pao leg lelp tr,1fte, pe6 leg life,
- jeg bar en- beilt li6et literert eller
eitetiif u0piflet Man6, ser ia6 ino
meo nogenilags ltbebi6it @ulipiertro;
go men min Silbsrerife forblep
tauS, belle Ei6en itum, life en- @tq-
bel1e.
Det bar nof iaa langt at Iaie og
mango Nor6lan0sebe11tpr at babe us I
og igjennem, iom ii6en blep bor!!.
lfaarne. Seq pente0e og bente6e, og
for nit 8eofommen6e iteg Sp9nbin-
gen..
60 leg iaa naao6e til Sen. Scene,
bpor Suianne 6br, fommer bort
UNDER 8aa6eu, ~ reiite BUN fig pluo-|
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Miss Minnie Hescock has gone to New
port to remain until after Christmas.
Mrs. Walter Wade and daughter of
Worcester have been the guests of Miss
Matte Wade for a week past
There will be a donation party for Rev.
and Mrs. Clark at the vestry next week
Friday evening. All are cordially invited.
Heavy rain and mild temperature carried
off much of the snow and raised the
streams to a high point. Yesterday morn
ing brought freezing temperature again
Willie Howe, while chopping in the
woods Monday cut one foot rather Sc
riously in the instep. In dressing the
wound several stitches were necessary.
The Ladies' Benevolent society will meet
next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. John
VI. Stratton at Williamsville. The last
meeting with Mrs. A. E. Halliday was
well attended. In the evening 80 wer4
at the social A few fancy articles wera
sold at auction.
The tests for defective eyes and ears, as
required by law, have been made through
out the schools OF the pupils tested 81
ptr cent. show defects. In nearly all cases
the trouble is with the eyes. Of the boys
- pei cent. have defective vision and OF
the girls IS per cent. These tests are for
pupils years old and over. Parents and
guardians are notified where treatment
OF glasses are indicated.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
@ ED y | $

route in the village and supplies a large
number Of customers.
Regret is expressed that Clarence
Nichols is intending to close his engage
ment with the Windham county cream
ery Jan. 1. Mr.. Nichols will attend the
dairy school in Burlington eight weeks
and Mrs. Nichols will return TO her for
mer home in Lunenburg, VT. Mr.. Nichols
has been an efficient butter maker.
Thompson and Davis have sold all their
soft and hardwood lumber on the lot they
bought Of A. f. Edwards to the Inter,
state Lumber company. The Howard
brothers have taken the contract for draw
ing the logs to the mill and also to draw
the wood cut on the tract to the village
The cutting OF the lumber and wood has
mostly been done by the prisoners who
were on a short term sentence in the
county jail.
At the w. C, T. L. meeting OF We'd
nesday it was stated that about 80 COM
fort bags sent by the state w. c. I. I.
to the battleship Vermont weighed $50
pounds. These bags were furnished with
many useful articles and included per
sonal letter to each OF the sailor boys
many of whom have answered their let
tiers. One writer says, The bags come
awful handy" The local union supplied
100 pin balls and 100 letters for this
enterprise. Mrs. y. S. Moon gave an
interesting account of the battleship which
She visited last month.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
West RiUer TOWns
TOWNSHEND.
Old Maids in Convention Assembled
Pleased Big Crowds.

The Old Maids in convention assembled
at the town hall Friday evening were "a
yored with large and appreclatlve audi
ence. While each one took his or her
part in a way to convince the most seep-
tIoaI that it was not acting but reality.
of especial merit was the work OF John
Dale as Selma Baxter Alice Dale as
Amarillo Haywood and Ethel Foilettt as
Maria Lovejoy, while II. c. Franklin,
Prof. Pinkerton's assistant, brought down
the house-and proved that he was able
to cCnjure the spirits and entice them to
perform their magic work even without
the transform hers complete outht;
Some of the apparel worn by the old
maids worthy of mention was an ancient
white embroidered shawl worn by Miss
Josie Taft, shawl worn by Mrs. A. +;
Park which was over 100 years old and
handed down through the family OF Amos
Grey. silk dresses which had done duty
on wedding occasions in by,gone years,
bead wrist bags IS years old, while an
Gent shoulder capes and handkerchleis
and fans were to be seen. Some OF our
people found a pleasant relaxation IN
preparing and giving this entertainment
and proved that little nonsense now
and then is relished by the best of men,
while the goodly sum of S25 was. taken
at the door, as a material result for the
labor expended. 1t was estimated that
about 1870 people enjoyed the evening. Inc
entertainment was given under the au-
spices of the Dorcas guild and ladies CLUB.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13

Clarke during her Illness has been re
ieyed.
Mrs. +. Z. Chandler was called to New
Jersey last week on account of the death
of her father
Norman and Dewey Hunt of South Lon
donderry spent Sunday with their aunt,
Mrs. +. Carver
Rev. Mr.. Dressler attended the dedica.
ton of the Baptist church at South Lon
donderry Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Muzzy visited their
son and wife in Westtield, Mass, from
Saturday until Monday.
Chester Emery has finished work for
Henry Sage and is working for the ia
maica Lumber company.
The two Sunday schools will hold a
union Christmas service in the Congrega-
tional church Christmas day.
Clarence Tory of Brattleboro, former
resident of Jamaica has returned and
entered the blacksmith business, having
purchased the shop of the Jamaica Lum-
Der company.
Union services were held in the Congre-
gational church Sunday evening, it being
the farewell service of Rev. Mr.. Bowman,
who expects to leave for his new field of
labor in Ferrisburgh this week Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowman since coming here have
made many friends, both in the church
and outside, who very much regret their
going away.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
wILLIAMSVILLE.

Adelbert Pierce spent Sunday in Towns
bend.
Miss Kelley has gone to work for Mrs.
Horace Ais.
Mr.. Hemenway of Grafton was in town
Wednesday.
DIR. p. p. White goes today to attend
meeting of the Shriners held in Mont.
peier this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Stedman are in
attendance at the state grange held at
Burlington this week.
Mrs. Bessie Quinn's auction which was
to have been last Tuesday afternoon was
postponed to Saturday afternoon.
Marion Sherman and Aaron White
came home Saturday from Goddard semi
nary, Barre, for their Christmas vaca-
ton.
Miss Matte Metcalf, who has been at
j. w. Williams's the past three weeks,
went to her home in South Newfane
Thursday to remain until after Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Stedman, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. f. Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
ton Morse, George and Lila Temple, Ray
mond Grout and Miss Beulah Timson at
tended the grange meeting in Brattleboro
Saturday evening.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
SOUTH WINDHAM.

Elmer Holden of Chicago is visiting at
his old home here.
III. L. Wood took a business trip to
Brattleboro Wednesday.
Maud Howe of West Townshend Is at
work for Alva Harris.
Rev. Charles DeAltry, a formeG PAS
tor, is calling in town this week
Rev. Mr.. Watt, state colpoltenr, IS
holding special meetings this week.
Miss May Lille of Brattleboro is SPEND
ing a few days with Mrs. NJ, NJ, Barber
Mrs. Jerome Adams after spending sew
eral weeks at w. l.. Tenneys, has re-
turned to her home in Grafton.
Mrs. Dutton is assisting in the home e. Oh
her sister, Mrs. w. A. Puffer Mrs, PU1eI
is still suffering from the effects OF Inc
fall she received several weeks ago.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13

Puffer, who is still unable to wait on
herself.
w. R. Carlton has a new evaporator,
it being delivered Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Lawrence Of Graf
ton visited at Waldo Smiths Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Parker visited at
A. J. Parkers the first OF the week.
The adjustors were in town recently
estimating the loss on the burning Of the
cider mill.
Mrs Hattie Carlton is receiving visit
from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
of Jamaica.
Anna Stoddard, who has been in Bel
lows Falls with Mrs. John ingalls,, came
home Saturday.
ID. j. Frederick is at Wilmington help
ing his brother finish his lumber lob'
prior to his moving for the winter.
A. s. Holden is receiving a visit from
his eldest son, Elmer, who is suffering
from malaria and an injured finger
Rev DeAltry, who had charge Of the
Baptist church few years ago made
few calls this week and preached one even
ing.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13

Elbridge Culver was in town Sunday.
John Dale is janitor at the seminary
this term.
Mrs. Gregg advertises sale of Christ
mas goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. w. Ranney of Brook
line visited in town Monday of this week
W. S. Hunt of Hampden, Mass, with
Madeline visited Mrs. Hunt at Iownshend
inn over Sunday.
Ira Cone. who has been absent some
weeks in Walpole and Londonderry, has
returned to town.
Alice Franklin is having a vacation from
her work in Brattleboro which she Is
spending at home.
w. NJ. Sparks went to Westmoreland
Thursday. The sidewalks on North street
are being repaired.
Mrs. S. L. Vincent visited her sister,
Mrs. f. 4. Aldrich, in Brattleboro We'd
nesday of last week.
Mrs. Marion Evans, who has been very
i'll again the past week, Is more COM
Portable at present writing
w. H. Blanchard has an extensive
plumbing Job for A. B. STARK OF Jamaica.
Gene Wetherbee goes with him.
Mrs. f. r. Randall who has visited
relatives in South Hadley and Becher'
Gown, Mass, returned home Saturday.
The annual meeting of Burchard post,
No. s. will be held at Masonic hall,
Townshend, Saturday afternoon, Dec. a.
Edward Spencer of Jamaica is to join
his family in the tenement at Bella Brig
hams. He has a position in A. f. Park
mill.
Peter Hardy, who came to town some
weeks ago from York state, has bought
the Kennon farm in the west part OF the
town.
Mr.. Reed has his family settled in the
home again after an absence of some
months. Herbert Forrest will work toi
Mr. Reed this winter.
Miss Josie Taft, who has been at home
ENJOYING a few days vacation, returned
to Bratteboro Monday. She has a position
with Gibson & Waterman.
Flynn, who has been chopping cord
wood for Edward Durham the past weeks
is again in school and wor king his spare
hours for A. Z. Marsh in the market.
The Eastern Star society met at Its
hall in this village Wednesday evening
Four new members were initiated. The
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
EAST JAT~AICA.

E. S. Allen went to Brattleboro We'd
nesday.
Florence Allen is i'll and unable to at
tend school.
F. D. Blood of Houghtonville was in
town last week.
J. H. Ware of Townshend bought a
few cows here last week.
A. f. Gleason went to Windham the
first of the week on business.
Joe Barnes of Saxtons River was in
town the first of the week buying fur.
Mrs j. H. Peck has been spending a
few days with her parents in Jamaica.
Miles Perry of Wardsboro bought sew.
eral head of cattle of w. S. Allen and A.
4. Gleason this week.
Mrs. E. s. Allen who has been taking
care of her daughter-in-law in Brattleboro,
has returned to her home here.
Miss Olive Patterson, who came home
to assist during the illness of her mother
and sister, has returned to her work in
Wardsboro.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
Sale at Seminary Hall Added S25 to
Graduation Fund.

The sale in seminary hall Tuesday fol-
lowed by social was pleasant occa-
sion. The booth of green and white was
especially quaint and pleasing, the one of
blue and white attractive for its sim
piicity and good proportions; The fancy
articles not sold at the booths were auc-
toned off by Principal Lewis in his us
ual witty way. The superior quality Of
the various kinds of homemade candy
found ready market. A maple sugar
CONNECTION of fine flavor deserves special
mention, being as fresh as though made OF
sap gathered that morning. Some one
among our local sugar makers must have
the secret of putting up syrup when
ished. At intervals during the evening
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
JAMAICA.

Mrs. Addie Gardner visited in Lon
donderry recently.
Rev. Mr.. Dressler received a short visit
from his sister last week.
Mrs. Henry Mclean and son, Marie, re-
turned to Mortified Monday.
The Ladies' Industrial society met We'd
nesday with Mrs. Lucy Kellogg.
Harry Sherwin has opened first-class
meat market in his fathers store.
Miss Beatrice Emerson of Leland and
Gray seminary was home over Sunday
Edward Spencer and Mr.. Arthur Blan-
den have secured positions in Townshend.
Mrs. John Clark and Mrs. Aiken are
now able to be out. Miss Fanny Bal
lard, who has been caring for Mrs. John
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
Badly Mixed UP.

Abraham Brown of Winterton. n l..
had a very remarkable experle5nee' ,. AN
says: doctors got badly mixed up y'i; <
me; one said heart disease; two caI!lL IN -
kidney trouble; the fourth, blood p ol5Ii%'
and the fifth stomach and liver trou .-,:fi
but none of them helped me; so my, WIZ arg
advised trying Electric Bitters, when 1, Of,
restoring me to perfect health, Q s., lac t'or
tie did me more good than all the lFg i H",
tors prescribed Guaranteed lqr H ;,.sr
poison. weakness and all stomach r. Ii' ior
and kidney complaints, by f. H. hoi''-
& Co., druggists, SOC.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
HOUGHTONVILLE.

The mill is still at a standstllL
Miss Grace Rabbit spent Saturday au9
Sunday with Mrs. DR.. Gilbert OF 1ral'
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis futile Of Grafton
spent Sunday at Mrs. Tuttles sister :
Mrs. Charles Forbes a.
Mrs. Benjamin Gallup and little son M,
fred of South Londonderry spent a le"
days the first of the week with relatives
here. ,,.-..,I
The recent rains have caused bad trd[tl
ing and the snow to disappear nut Vn u
greatest excitement of all was ,eelh5 a., a.,
automobile drawn by horse driven ny
Benjamin Mohuron.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13

Millions of bottles of Foley's Honey
and Tar have been sold without any per-
son ever having experienced any other
than beneficial results from its use for
coughs, colds and lung troubles. This is
because the genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar in the yellow package contains no
opiates or other harmful drugs. Guard
your helath by refusing any but the gen.
uine. Sold by All Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
WEST ToWNSHEND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith are in Bur
lington this week.
Mrs. Lucy Franklin of Hartford, Conn,
viii spend the winter with her son here.
George Sanderson is making some re-
pairs on his house.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
WINDHAM.

A. J. Baker is suffering with asthma.
1t is expected Rev. Vincent will move
this week.
j. NJ. Eastman was in Wardsboro on
business this week.
Mrs Dutton is visiting her sister, Mrs
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13

Mrs. S. o. Garfield has sold her house
and farm to Osceola Capin.
Mrs. W. A. Lawrence is with her
daughter, Mrs. W. +. Dresser, in Farley,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
Store open evenings every
night until Christmas

marching was enjoyed and all felt that
one more happy memory was stored TO be
recalled in future years. The sum OF ~
was taken at the door which adds to the
graduation fund