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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
Putney and Vicinity
PUTNEY.

Mrs. Ezra +. Pierce is i'll.
Mrs. Levi J. Houghton is critically ILL.,
frank Robertson is in Boston this
week,
Miss MAY Willard of Townshend is Wis
iting at G, $, Wizards.
George Warwick visited his son, Z. D.
Warwick at Bellows Falls Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Shattuck of Westminster
West is caring for Mrs. George Peppin'
Row Charles Conklin OF Broollline,
Mass, will be the Memorial day speaker
Malcolm Crawford of Hatfield, Mass,
is visiting at his fathers, Henry Craw'
| ford's
Wesley Phillips was a guest of his
other.in.law, II. G. Everleth, TINS
week,
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Willard are spend.
ing the week in Springfield, Mass, and
| yiciting,
Mrs. Mary Little, who has been i'll for
several weeks, has trained nurse to care
for her.
Carl D. Knight of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. d.
Knight.
Miss Nellie Mooney returned the first
of the week from two weeks stay IN
| Brattleboro.
Miss Alice Townsend of Salem, Mass,
came this week to her fathers, Albert
| f. Townsends.
| Mrs. L. T. Wheelock Of Springfield
| Mass, was a recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
IC. Sherman Willard.
Mrs. Lorinda Tibbetts came to Putney
| Wednesday on account Of the illness OF
her cousin, Mrs. l.. j. Houghton.
Mrs. Annie B. II. Harris has been ap'
pointed national aide on the staff OF the
national president OF Woman's Rehei
corps.
Rev. II. L. Buffum gave his lecture,
| The Christ Among Men, IN the Congrega
tional church at Dummerston Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Everleth went tc
| West Dummerston Wednesday afternoon
for the burial Of the late Mrs. Wesley
Phillips.
The women of the Congregations
church met Tuesday afternoon for work
/ Tea was served at o'clock and a social
| time passed.
Henry c. Warren has erected the past
week a keystone fence for Mrs. A. \
Langley between her place and DR.. j
/ T. Russell's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph J. Houghton and
daughter. Gladys, OF Burlington, came tt
/ Levi j. Houghton's Tuesday, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Ola X. Houghton and family Of Al
burg.
Miss Hulda Ingerld and Miss AbbiC
Washburn 90 this week to Dorchester
Mass. to visit Mrs. \. w. Ashenden
Later Miss lngerld will 60 to her home
/ in Sweden.
An entertainment will be given in the
town hall on the evening Of May q under
/ the auspices of the Fortnightly club. the
proceeds to be used in part for village
1 improvement.
The friends of Mrs. Mary b. Goodwin
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SOUTH VERNON.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Lee are guests at h.
o. Lees, this week
The late rains have greatly improved
the grass and gardens.
d. c. Fairfield has sailed from Panama
for home for the summer months
Miss Bernice Fairman has returned
home from Greenfield to spend the sum
mer.
A good number from Vernon attended
Pomona grange in Brattleboro Wednes-
day.
Mrs. b. d. Doolttle has gone to Boston
to attend the state meeting OF the East
ern Star.
Rev. J. William Denton will preach IN
the chapel at the usual hour Sunday ana
in johnson hall at 7.3O p. m.
w. j. Weatherhed had his here. OF cows
tested recently and they were found IN
good condition,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richardson have
returned to their home in Buffalo, y; u,
after spending a week on their farm here
They are preparing to make improvements
on their house and barn.
Wallace Stoddard has been very Ill
with pneumonia at his home in Williams
town. Mass, his father received news
from the family that he was improving
slowly and that there were hopes OF his
recovery.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
NoPTHFIELD SEMINARY.

~. c,,++erIv addressed the students
M Us ,'l' baI1 recently, the prnclpal
IN IN ot It ho;na that our lives should be so
[ eI1I ,.;+b enthusiasm and with the splElt
III God that we shall gladly do our WORK
David McConaughy gave series si,;o Of
oh D"eIu talks the past week. The s92 ;
c ,rnl I,,,t in the form of a problem oleen
we P 10 Find God, and each morning one
nen i, the solving of the problem was
ste} ~; ~ Several seminary students
eXplaii l5I,i++ed TO church membership IN
tha Northfeld church last Sunday
r,o social committee of the seminary j
n, l ne ne s1|i" has by its own efforts earned
M " ,,',ogorted to the association a danny
anu oooneisting of teakettle, SILVER yea
Ied T1 ,,US and saucers and all accessolle;a
Dai' ' tbn assistance of the other comm,
WV ~" ,n',cb has been done to adq " C aS,
tees lh ! l,,'7 and convenience OF the as
ISOLATION rooms.
IT,. Oldvs Of the agricultural depart,
ment at Washington, VINO ie has given to
tho Students two years ago, mas Amer
Lle st'lJents new interest IN our ~ o.
I'M! !, sI b;rds In addition to the wen Mr. az
lca1 u Giiu iactnre Monday evening ~ NJ
o lGliGeu accompanied a party OF ,,'niI,
oloS9 ooobers on an early morning VEN Ven
ana ME- ICON" ont and discussing the dlleren'
birds seen or heard.
Last Sunday evening I'll the 2 WorR Of un-
the seminary was called Of to the Salvation
( zr% Ss; Bsfa sa he'Eai d 5s 5 md
OF the gluaV York is very far reaching dliI
The hescue ~ This several homes Tor CHI
Ga ted 5S ana MIS- BSy i sP Sa: not OF the
mo5f Becoming but called asl it are enabled
eo o Approach people rs enq would 90 G be
w WI without this world-nown "niio'il
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JACKSONVILLE.

John Wilsey of Westminster is visi-
tor at G. +. Hunts.
Miss Lizzie Z. Clayton of Hartland is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. Il. Rob
bins.
Mrs. W. L. Rawson and Carroll Hall
were at George Halls in South London
derry from Thursday until Sunday
Mrs. Lydia Joseph and Henry D. Kings
bury went Monday to Guild, \. H., to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Kingsbury'
A number from here attended the play
in South Londonderry Nav 2. and all
speak highly of the entertainment.
Mrs. Lydia Kingsbury, who has been
spending some weeks with her niece, Mrs.
IB. b. Rawson, returned to Jamaica Sun
day.
Hard colds seem to be q prevailing
trouble. Several of the school children
being so badly afflicted as to be Obliged
to remain home from school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Sheldon went FRI
day of last week to New York city, where
they will both work in a bakery. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elliot Styles accompanied them as
far as Manchester.
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VERNON.

Miss jeanette Jaquith is in Brattleboro
employed in the family of W. II. Ninton.
Several members of Vernon grange at
tended Windham County Pomona grange
in Brattleboro Wednesday and were IN
structed in the fifth degree.
Mrs. Merle Putnam and children OF
Warisboro are guests at i. f. Putnam. =
also Mrs. George Titcomb and son, Al
bert of Gardner. Miss Shirley Putnam OF
Wardsboro will spend the summer at H.
+. Putnams.
The Ladies' circle will meet at the home
of Mrs. II. 4. Staten next Thursday al
ternoon and evening. An excellent sup
per will be served and a cordial invita-
lion is extended to all. An enjoyable so
cial time is assured to every one who at
tends.
Mrs. f. H. Akley and daughter. Miss is
Inez, left Gainesville; Fla2 April 80;
stopped in Jacksonville two days and
Washington four days and reached, home
Wednesday evening after a very pleasant
Journey. Their many friends are SINCERE
" glad to greet them back home IN
ernOn.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10

past department president and present
department secretary OF the Woman's Re
lief corps OF Vermont, will regret 70
learn of the death Tuesday OF her dangh,
ter and only child. The funeral was held
at Wells River Thursday afternoon.
The board of officers of the Putney
home department met in conference at
the Congregational parsonage Monday
evening, one of the important suggestions
was that the board request the superln-
tendent and assistant superintendent TO
have a canvass OF the town made through
the visitors to ascertain the religious pref
erence of the people.
The Martz & Bunell vaudeville company
will give an entertainment IN the Town
hall Monday evening Last Sunday even
ing Rev. II. l.. Bufium completed the
first part Of his illustrated lecture on
Bunyans Pilgrims Progress and will con
tinue the series next Sunday evening tax
ing up the last part OF the book. The
Pilgrimage Of Christiana.
Miss Caroline Hopson of Burlington,
who has been engaged by the Baptist
church as pastors assistant is expected 10
arrive early next week. Preparations are
being made for sociable when she ar.
rives that she may become acquainted
with the people, The entertainment pre-
pared for this social will consist OF stere'
opticon slides and descriptions illustrat'
ing pictures taken on A Trip to Europe,
II was announced that the superintend,
ent Of the Baptist Sunday school had a
surprise for the members which was this:
Arthur f. Prince of Wallingford, Conn,
formerly of this town, son OF G., l.
Prince. has presented TO the Baptist sun
day school set of pins known as the
Cross and Crown pins. These pins are IN
seven grades, and are TO be presented &c
members for regular attendance, one to be
given and returned every two months, Al
the close of the year all pupils who have
met the requirements will be presented
with a gold pin.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
HALIFAX.

DR.. f. S. Niles of Boston was IN town
last Saturday.
G. NJ. Scott & Son have a new gaisolene
engine which they have just started
D. E. Tucker, who has been very SICK
for several weeks, remains about the
same. ?
Walter Stetson and Walter Baker OF
Greenfield were at home the first OF the
week. -,
Rev. w. J. Vile will deliver a MEMORIAL
sermon at the Baptist church May, 70 at
0.45 a. m. All are invited, especially the
old soldiers.
Mrs, Clara c. Alexander, IS, wife, Of
Albert A. Alexander of Greenfield, died
saturday afternoon after short illness.
She was one of nine children OF Deacon
T Int Waters of Halifax. For 80 years
She had lived in Greenfield; Besides her
husband T She leaves two children, Mrs. F.
/, Ingell and Ernest R. Alexander, both
Of Greenfield. a brother, ex,,Congressnman
luther ]. Waters of Los Angeles, Cal:
and two sisters, Mrs. Laura Chapman OF
Greenfield and Mrs. John Chapman OF
Springfield. She was loyal member OF
he Second Congregational CHURCH,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
[orthfeM, Mass.
|opTuFIELD WOMAN
HAS DISAPPEARED
s,orse Abbott Left Home Apr SO
1.s,, She Was Going to Brattie'
,,,o-Foars Entertained That
She Has Killed Herself

5e Abbot is missing ana AZ
n g there We're no traces S ., nra
,lrlaooi'' III, mother of three young
q oni ~. .'' week Tuesday D she Wen. Tenl
btn. l,'. .be was going to Brattle6or r,
i avn .or,.t and leaving the children
= l'' "' III her father an aged man,
lbe ri'y y. ..,id she was to return on
al', ,.,.a .' Nothing has been heard
~ ''I bsr since that time her re IA
anu }. NJ her whereabouts ana she ulH
aIe..' ,S @ DE, J.nt.t's as she had planned.
% e i, '9' GgI been quite Respondent
4ie any h.r friends now think her
die aD" u.,. carefully planned as she
b: ava! .,, W" of her rings to her broth,
a'yli ia.t daughter There are other
and o,', "a ,hr cause of her disappear,
|no ~ w Which seem to have mqc,
I , a2ug Mr.. Abbot has left the chi,
AiA,'0a .r mothers care and has gone
y ~ , ne. of his wife, if possible
.la ''g went away from home she car
'a ,n i,' A small handbag.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
Grange Notes.

The lectures program May 3, consist
ed of a duet BY Mrs. Bishop and Mrs.
Walker, paper on Arbor Day by Annie
r. Thomas; Is Compulsory Education a
Success? O. +. Peck; Should Any Branch
Of Agriculture BE Taught in Our Rural
schools, and if so, What Branch or
Branches G. c. Wright; Present and
Past Methods in Education. Rev, w. +.
Whitcomb. The speakers brought out
many interesting points and lively dis
cussion followed,
At the meeting to be held May II the
women are especially requested to come
prepared to speak on the question, What
DO You Regard as the Best Flowers and
Arrangements to Beautify Your Lawns
and Gardens? The men are to talk on
the question, What Are the Best Paying
Crops the Average Farmer Can Raise!
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10

EImer's Balm rss9mmsndgd by: f Mrs J.;
Eddy, Attleboro, Mass: DR.. NJ. 5 Meade
Northfed, Mass; y. N; Bigeiow' We WeDs'g Il
+. Young, RoXbury, Vt; Mrs. VIM j: Stew
art, plymouth, Vt; Jos. King & Sons West
field. Mass. (the noted whip manufacturers ;
A. Rogers, Walden, "; Mrs. II 5yds, a hei'
Mass; Mrs. Lucy A. Scovlle, Norfolk, Conn;
Mrs VIM. Reed, Westhampton, Mass; Mr.;
Patrick Carroll Hardwick, Mass; Prlnclpai
j. B. Meservey,. N, Abingdon, Mass. (Promi,
wordJ; Henry c. Adams, Whitman, Mass: |;
NJ, Il. Pike, +. AttleborO, Mass; CALVIN
Campbell, Hyde Park, Vt; John Herrlck'
Middlesex, Vt; N. l.. Gloyd, Cummlngton'
L. l.. Bates, Sixteen Acres, Mass: Y. II.
Pease. Sixteen Acres, Mass. VIM, Ddgan,
ia n. 9th St, Brooklyn, NJ Y. e.. p
r. C. West, Gaysyille, Vt; Alonzo Wilkins
1873 Moore St., Lowell Mass, j. g. sabens,
", Bolton. Vt; W. j. Hill, Galesyille Conn
Mrs, Mary Jane Fancor, West Bolton, Vt;
A. W. Miner, Whitefeld, n. H; John q; !. Ar
OTIS. Mass; Mr.. F. H. Frary,, Bradford, Vt;
II H. Pease, Ellsworth, N. H.; Cora E. Ba-
con, Shutesbury Mass; I. N. Dorset, ia
maica, Vt. c. H. Thayer, Collinsviller Conn;
Humes. W. Glocester, R.. l.; p; Putnam.
Conn: Mrs. Jas Copeland Brooklyn, Conn.
A. d. Ward, Watch HILL R. l.; z. d. Bqker,
Pleasant Valley VT; Henry Lyman, Win
chester, y: H.; Mrs. Egbert P s.y p Fast nt
hampton, Mass Perry Lake, swanton Fails
Vt: NJ. G.. Hayden, Cooleyville, Mass; Mrs.
Mary Illingworth, w. Buxton. Me-; Ralph
". Aldrich 81 Maple ST., Providence, r. l.;
Geo. NJ. Lee, W Brattleboro, VT; A: G.
Holmes, W. Wrentham, Mass; NJ. 3. Wells
Monroe, n H; Mrs. F. A. Miller, Southamp'
ton, Mass; Miss Anna E. Robinson, elias
tonbury, Conn. Mrs. Geo. Kilborn, Millbury'
Mass; ]. H. Webb, Bellingham, Mass; Mrs
Allen Peabody, Maplewood n. H.; - VIM
Greene, w. Glocester, r. l., Putnam, Conn
Mrs T. W. Cadding Waterville, VT; Mrs
NJ, H. Gleason, S. Danville, VT; Il. I;
Chase, S. Londonderry, VT. The unsolicited
originals of all the testimonials and recon-
mendations published are on our files
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Louis Miller has employment in Put
ney.
Mrs. f. c. Fisher returned last week
from her visit in Flushing, n. y.
DR.. and Mrs. c. H. Borham and wife
of Bellows Falls called in town Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Durham of Balm
bridge, n. Y, are visiting at Harlan
Goodhue's.
Mrs. j. II. Clark, who has been visit
ing in Bellows Falls the past week, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Grace Kline, who has been visit
ing at A. p. Ranney's, returned Monday
TO her home in Fitchburg, Mass.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
GUILFORD.

School in district No. 3 began last Mon
day with q pupils. 80.
Mrs, Marshall Hudson is assisting with
the work at John Gales.
The Junk business seems to have taken
a boom hereabouts as teams are seen
everV day with heavy loads going in a
northerly direction =,
Sneak thieves carried away the dogs
from the sawmill on Belden's lot near
the state quarry few nights age, and
other smaller articles. The mill OF
y p SGuires which is now in operation
a. Vernon was also visited Saturday night
and the dogs" taken away. The dogs
are castiron implements for securing the
logs TO the carriage and cost $40 or more
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
SOMERSET.

George Biddle visited in town Saturday
and Sunday.
The log drive has gone through to the
Mountain mills,
Frank Allen and a party OF friends
took a trip over the mountain tuesday
Shooting robins and patrridges is the
pastime OF several parties. Where Is our
game warden?
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
JACKSONVILLE.

D. NJ. Capedy was in Brattleboro on
business Wednesday. 49,.
Uilfred Leonard of Montreal is visiting
his narents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Leon
ard.
n p Wheeler is doing mason work for
NT mr. " Pierce. E. P. Reed and A. G.
Stetson.
Mrs. Howe, Miss Ethel Chase, and MI
and Mrs. w. S. Allen ATTENDED the 3u f9-
mona nor grange meeting in Brattleboro We'd
nesday. -,-
E. A. Temples mill was closed last week
for repairs and removing, OF machinery ,i \,
also for repairs on the pig saw t mniei,
was damaged by pile OF blocks falling
on it.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10

treal Tuesday. She will stop at Burling-
ton and st. Adams on the way.
The rubber social to be held by the
grammar school Friday evening has been
postponed ON account OF the Sunday
school institute,
A Sunday school win be held Friday
afternoon and evening Rev, \. =. Pratt
Of Bellows Falls will conduct the con:
ference, and several workers from. out oil
town will be present to speak. Time lof
the meetings and 1880.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
..,..,c Church Gets Substantial Be
uuest.

IL, will o., the late Adeline Wright
b TIE WI" 9nitarian church will re-
ply ' lg"gb.,antiai endowment to be
I' \, .. Moody made several N PsqgMS1 ay
.alsy't +, whom she gave 500 and S5oC
aiinylr " ,br remained and cared for
i.lI 5,,,,a, j her lifetime. She is also to
d ~. Sserr.yonai property including the
l.y Two hundred dollars is given
( l I,otber, Lockhart Wright who Is
hey o' ,Eo west and 5000 to Mrs. Eliza
e. e.. u NJ Mr.. and Mrs, W; A, Wright
| il' sla6 cach Mr.; and Mrs ro,. Herbert He ,nd
Eli $50 and Mrs, Stella tie h.S oar s56 eo SaS
: n h,',,r is invested in banks and vaIu'
T ..oi Estate on Main street and the
id l,T Which is 10 go to the Unitarian tartan
W, l1F +. VIVA gariou.ly estimated from 5000
0N00
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WEST NORTHFIELD.

Mrs. Sweeney is on the sick list.
Lila Esterbrooks of Boston called on
relatives here Sunday.
George Strange OF Springfield has been
spending a week at home,
Lewis Turner has been entertaining his
sons from Palmer and Orange,
Il. S. Corse has been spending several
days with his children in Springfield, w.
Mrs. +. Lewis and son, Lester OF Green
field, have been visiting her father VIII
liam Balm.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
More News from the New England
States.

If any one has any doubt as to the vir,
tue OF Foley's Kidney Cure, they need
only to refer to Mr.. Alvin II: Simpson
Of Willimantic, Conn, who, after almost
losing hope of recovery, on account OF the
failure OF so many remedies, finally tried
Folcy's Kidney Cure. which he says was
lust the thing for him. as four bottles
cured him completely. He is now entire
IL well and free from all the suffering
incident to acute kidney trouble. Sold 10y
All Druggists
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GUILFoRD CENTER.

,o dns T6nTsd avn morning " May i6.
Rev. [. ]. Mead of Boston will preach
in the Universalst church Sunday at
n'clnck
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PAINTER Fell Three Stories.

rus of the worDmen employed by L. II,
II who is painting the Home Science
M En- Yesterday from a third story
Y. .lo, ,yr 10 the ground below. One OF his
H@ y, rorEmen noticed his disappearance
4 II. .,% him king apparently lifeless on
ground below, But in, few minutes $
G.q. brushed his clothing and IN a
~ nj Time WAS back painting as If moth
, b,manod His fortunate escape Is
-ttsJ n rba fact that he was formerly
' '-i and knew how to handle him
/ In long fall,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10

a..or I ioo, f fon INV
III d ''D7 ''
,r-.u....,. :, VISITING in Am
Nh, t. l. " I'''"'''s i ~
,.1 =. ;.;t;oc IN Ros.
Nj, ,NetIe fIeia i VISITING "
anu ''y'''''. , u,4,,r,od N
The Lms.ey FANNY nave i''"i ''N
ar summer home H.
Mis- Mary Dalton mas Deeh eii'i''i''
but ], improving
Autos are numerous, several OF them
Ing owned IN town.
| 1. Werhcrhcad was recent guest
| His sister, Mrs \. p. Wood.
| Tbe Ropes family have returned to then
Immer home east Of the village.
NJ. rradariI.o Phillips is visiting her
|pnts. Rev. and'lIrs. c. F. Pentecost'
Ms rI;y, WRIGHT Is staving with her
r NAH, r' Ir. Whitney for the present
M T Smiths Bible class will meet
1; -, a4 -, at 9 n m. at Miss Mer.
n,n.
va =" n ,rl. l,- ,,no ohrood nrob.
IN II, u -'? ;Dta,,l .t"' e the summer con.
rsD1a, WV
,r. ,f;,,..; o,,1 Ror+bo Rail Of
g li,,e. 1lllnIf anu o' av v,~ Sunday OF
Ir ray'Y R,I T''' '''' 7"1'''
' ''' ,,..l l., aono 70 Kaone
warren AI'ilch mas s4ne ,o ~ dnr
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utation is likely to injure the of the icon
test
The changing of a subscription from one member
to another of family shall not be considered
new subscriber.
Any protest against the eligibility of any candi-
date will not be considered if have been cast for
said candidate 30 days more.
All contestants must agree to abide by these con
Gitions
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CONDITIONS

The persons getting the largest number of votes
in each division take the ten day trips to jamestown
Exposition Washington, Philadelphia, New York, etc,
all expenses paid, including transportation, sleeping
car berths transfers. side trips, admission to GROUNDS
and side shows hotel accommodations, etc.
All ''votes' except nominating coupon votes
can be held or sent in from week to week as they are
good during life of contest.
All remittances for subscriptions must in every
ease be paid direct to the publisher who Will ether
deliver or mail "coupons" covering same at once
No votes shall count unless received by THE DON
c. STILES CO. prior to time set for close of contest
The winner will go with other people similarly
elected from other Counties in Vermont and New
Hampshire and the party will be in charge OF com
petent conductor.
The contest is open to men, women, boys and
girls providing only they are over IA years OF age.
The management, however, reserves the right TO par
ont any contestant whose character, occupation or rep
Send all botes and inquiries regarding the Contest 10
The Don c. Stiles Company
Sc Railroad ST., St. Johnsbury, VT.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-13
cARGILL MAY RECOVER.
Victim of Shooting at Waterloo I'm.
proving.

Victim Of Shooting at Waterloo Inn
proving.
Special 70 Times Republican.
Waterloo, June 13.-Harry Cargill,
who was seriously shot Monday night
presumably by Julian Alva, passed a
restless night at the hospital but is
reported to be somewhat improved. The
wound inflicted by the Mexican was
similar to the one made by the bullet
fired by Leon Czolgosz into the body of
William Mckinley. The wound is one
inch from the navel. thru the vital CEN
ter piercing intestines, and the ball is
still lodged in the muscles of the back.
The injury Is of such nature that
the patient may linger for week or
two as did Mckinley, but the danger
of peritonitis is ever present. The first
4s hours are the most critical and il
the wounded man lives at the expira-
ton of that time his chances are in
creased about one-third.
Julian r. Alva, who Is thought to
have fired the shot, has not been given
a preliminary examination because the
county attorney wishes to learn the
outcome of the shooting before prefer
ring the charge. Alva was incarcerat-
ed in the, city Jail when first taken
into custody, but Tuesday afternoon
was placed in the county Jail. He has
retained Attorney ]. D. Liffring to de-
fend him. 1t is believed the defense
will be based on the plea that the shot
was fired in self defense.