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The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-01
The County Road Material.

In answer to an editorial in The
Advocate of the 18th inst. The
Arcadia CHAMPION says.
But it has been charged, and
so far as we know never denied,
that; LIST, The Commissioners paid
more for the land than it was worth.
End, The land is inaccessible. 3rd.
Better more accessible land was
rendered the Board free of charge
for road making purposes. 4th,
The material on the land bought
beats up and blows away in dry
weather and melts up and washes
away in wet, and is therefore
neither permanent nor pleasant as
a road material. THE CHAMPION
does not pretend to know If the
charges as above enumerated are
true, but we have asked some one
who did know to speak up and tell
the truth. Our columns are open
to any one who may have the facts
in this matter and will make them
public in defense of the County
Commissioners or otherwise, as the
case may be"
The above charges may all be SO.
We are twenty-five miles from the
county capital and have not the
facilities of learning all the truth
of such matters as our Arcadia
contemporaries have. But we
have been informed, from what we
consider reliable source. that:
LIST. That the county commits
sioners have been offered three
times as much for this land as they
Paid for it.
End. That the land was the
most accessible land containing
road material the county commits
sioners could obtain.
3rd. The county commissioners |
were offered free ten acres of land.
To build a railroad to it they
would have had to build entirely
across section of the donor land,
giving him the benefit of more than
a mile of railroad for their ten
acres of land. Besides, he emphat-
ically stated he would not sell them
more land at any price nor give
land next to the railroad, but in
the fartherest corner from the rail-
road. And still further, there is
tract Of land between this section
and the railroad through which the
commissioners had no assurance Of
getting a right-of-way.
4th. Wauchula has used clay,
oyster shell. rock from the bed of
he river and few carloads Of 8
material from the couptxs
Punta Gorda on Qun
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-01
st. Edmunds Church

Rudolph Stanley, Rector
Services every Sunday as follows:
1000 a. m, Sunday School,
1o:45 a. M. and ZOO p. m.
Sermons at both services.
Subject next Sunday, Angels
All are invited.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-01
Trinity Methodist Church

Sunday School, GAS a, m.
Preaching, l1:o0 a. M, Subject,
Why | am Methodist. Text,
l Peter 3:1S.
Epworth Lea
llfe?' Text,
Charles w. White.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-01
Timely Views and New,

" 'he i"iN''' - '''~ cih'SN otateS, the H.,
have been for weeks raging in various mo,s ~
tons, are at last put out by widespread ,o.ss
Gent to quench their burning.
Much rag Sas been characteristic q, /.
week. Bt &ging that It was time f., y
noctial stq|usy as cAat the rains have ~ ~ a'
accompar4-S- -~.Sk either wind or lpbturs
that this section is still the favored one n II
have home.
The exchanges Of the Tampa Tribune will (,
with much satisfaction the Monday Tribune
not always agree with the editorial opinions
Tribune but we certainly appreciate its unss
news service and always look for our latest II.
ton from that aggressive daily.
Governor Haskell, treasurer OF the national +
ocratic campaign fund has resigned his posa;o.
the resignation has been accepted His succ,u.
Herman Ridder Editor Of the most inAueutalC,
newspaper in America. He will, by his juau.
greatly aid in seating Bryan in the presidents. X
tss
Altho Governor Haskell seems under tenn.
cloud on account of the presidents accusaioss
the acceptance of his resignation by his own ps
he declares that he can in every instance defeol
official actions as being right, and proposes b 4
his accusers prove in court OF justice that they
wrongfully Judged him. II, as, Governor Hid
claims, president Roosevelt gave the Standsri
the franchise, which he, (goveruor
kelD few years later, would not disturb becsu|
that fact and the further one that many ctila
his state would thsn- have been injured, it looh
there are at least extenuating circumstances ID
erhor Haskell's favor.
The present national campaign is one Of wH
bitterness and nany-sided complications CID
and counter charges .aq1hth and fast like lght{
bolts playing prans hunder storm. Prom
politicians Of the 81 9 $ 81 9TH, east and west aei
ing into print with pV accusations and dero
malls, until the very air above the United y
breeds storm and disasEr Capital, ever d
shrinks into hiding while labor vainly seeks ID
for hungery humanity. viii peace come wild
November electionl 1t is sply an optimist thai 4
predict peace for the nation that Is stirred fror
end to the other in fierce contentipn in wig
large proportion of the people must face def
their ardent hopes. The best we can expects
our people will let their sober. common sens
victory or defeat, keep Them from excuses -
are all Americans II Taft winss Roosevelt
wilds OF Africa will no mofe vex us. II IA
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-01
Do Not Advertise

We notice that the banks Of ST. Petersburg, Gaines
vile and several other Florida towns are making
special efforts in the advertising line. In fact we do
not know of banking town in the world having a
newspaper where the banking institutions do not
carry regular advertisement except the town OF
Plant City. Just whatnd of crazy ethics has gotten
into the minds of our local bankers that would pre-
vent them from advertising is something beyond
Plant City Courier
Arcada's Banking institutions do believe in print
ers ink and it, but though city is prosperous
and boasts of several real estate dealers you would
never suspicion it by careful perusa of her papers,
There other lines too that equally neglected
for taking the papers for it, Arcadia hasn't single
physician, but meat market, one grocery store
no livery stable and number of other equally notice
able absences. Wake up, business men of Arcadia,
and begin to realize what harm such neglect your
part is doing our section by those who know Arcadia
only by her newspapers.
Since writing the above the following advertise
ments have been received by this Office and will be
found in this issue; Perry c. Brown, Fancy Groc
cries; DR.. A, H. Iverson, Jeweler and Optcian; M
Hammer & Co.. Dry Goods and Notions Arcadia Hard
ware, Co., hardware, etc.; Webbs Racket store, Dry
Goods, shoes, notions etc., and of the Pentacosta
Camp Meeting, to be held November /, That looks as
though article took effect before it had time to
get published.
No Signs of Campaign Funds There.
The DeLand TdraSrd calls ateutie.s .ss-,he fact
that the thrse42 dbt.rt papers whct ssus-
pendsd,f 20, TIA the Talahasbler ss, ssfson
AVS rap Daia Fort Myers Breeze were all opponents
- Silchrist'
d The western and northern portions of Missouri
were treated to two-hour's snow storm this week
and fall of 400 in temperature, in "a hours.
Deserved prosperity seems to have struck the Office
of the Havana News as the following from a recent
issue will show We would like to publish the list of
bona ide subscriptions received at the News Office
during September, but lack of space forbids. We
venture this. however. The Havana News has had
the greatest percentage of increase in circulation this
month of any paper in West Florida
The Arcadia CHAMPION, in noting the collapse of
the Tallahassee Sun says 1t was potent factor for
righteousness. We believe Claude never claimed so
ligious tendences.-Lake City Index.
And why not9 Does man have to be religious to
tell others of their meanness and thereby cause them
to quit their SHINING and be more righteous? Editor
L Engle was probably not always right but h. GER
tany did tell of the things that seemed to him wrong
and by wholesome fear of his caustic criticism
caused many to do well.
The CHAMPION has asyfS tangAt agaiHst AaHRu
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$ s,, md ''.R' White soc

lust 100 of these while they last 100 white linen parasos
well made some with hernstched 4inch band of nainsook
regular price ST and ST. this sale Monday aisle S9
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$3.50 TO $3.50
White Wells

Quantities. finest mesh, some
finished with Fritz Scheff edges;
worth $1.50, 50 and $3.50; as long
as they last, aisle l, csc each.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10
WARDSBoRo.

winthrop and Lawrence Bent returned
Ia their home in WATERFOWL, Mass, Sat
urday.
Henry Casey has moved into the
Fogalstead house formerly the CLARK
Harris place.
Mrs.. G.. l.. Wells accompanied her SIS
ter. Miss Edna Davis, to her home IN
Barnard Tuesday.
4 large number attended the sugar eat
M i, +, Gleason's last Thursday evening.
All report good time.
+. B. Kidder, who has been at work IN
kcadsboro, has returned home and IS WIS.,
ting his brother, w. w. kidder.
Florence ST. Mary was given a surprise
partv last Saturday evening IN honor oil
her 10Th birthday anniversary.
Iucia Gleason. Margaret Adams and
Jessie Ransom, who have been spending
their vacation with Lucia's father J.. T..
Gleason. returned to their school Tues
day.
Ernest b. Pike, who has been IN poor
health for the past eight or nine years,
died sunday evening. Mr. Pike has been
great sufferer for the past few, years
but was very patient through 1t all. Be
sides his wife he is survived by SIX chill
dren. Grace, Lee, Gertrude, Lewis, Loren
and Stella. also his father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pike of Brattleboro.
The family have the sympathy OF the com,
munity in their sorrow. Funeral services
were held at the house "Wednesday alter
noon. Rev. G. l.. Wells officiating Those
from out Of town to attend the funeral
we're Mr.. and Mrs. John Pike OF Brattle-
boro. Grace Pike OF Townshend, Mrs,
+. Walls of Bernardston, Mass, MI; ,, anu
were many floral offerings from relatives
and friends
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10
SOUTH WINDHAM.

Mrs. Emma Clayton is i'll with grip.
Miss Helen Adams has returned to Colby
college.
G. +. Cartoons children are i'll with
chickenpox.
Forest Jenison is visiting in Spring
field, Mass.
1t. is expected now that school will be-
gin April 20.
Mrs. Sadie Chase is housekeeping for
John Hamilton.
Mrs. Farwell OF Westminster is guest
at A. j. Fishers.
Paul =. Jones has returned to Brattle'
boro high school.
| Arthur Cheney expects to move to the
Jenison farm this week.
Arthur Smith of Proctorsville is at
work for o. S. Farwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Smith took a trip
to Brattleboro last week.
Five deer were seen near John Hamil'
tons house one day this week.
LYMAN c. Jenison, who has been away
on a vacation, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. I. Fales attended
church at West Townshend Sunday morn
ing.
w. G.. Adams and II. L. Wood attend
ed the school directors meeting IN Ches-
ter Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. N. Kings bury attend
ed the funeral of Mr. Kingsbury's uncle
in Jamaica March 80
Mrs. Ina Ford of st. Joseph, Mo-, has
come to spend the summer with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fernando Wescott'
LEROY Edison. Harry Gould and George
Dutton took the oath of office and en-
tered upon their official duties as listers
| April l.
Road Commissioner w. L. Tenney at
tended the annual conference. with the
state highway commissioner in Brattle
boro last week.
E. n. Kingsbury has received tele,,
gram informing him of the death Of
lis brother Georges wife at her home, IN
Aver. Mass. Mrs. Kingsbury received a
! fall from which she never recovered.
Among those from out of town to at
tend the funeral of O.. B.. Chase were ,ar
Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Harris, Miss Fine
Jones. Mrs. Welthy Wilder and daughter
of Pike Falls, Miss Marcia Howe and
! Mrs. Ann Carr of West Townshend ana
Ernest Robinson of Wardsboro.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10
BARroNsvILLE.

AIi.. Clara Dorand Is very III at this
writing,
L. N. DcCamp is visiting in North
Springfield,
Miss Irene Walsh i working IN a gar
ncnt factory in Burlington.
Iarrnzo Cheney Is moving 20 Chester
and HI. place here is for sale.
Miss Mabel Fiske d Long Branch, y.
j.. Is now visiting her brother, orio ~
fiske.
Martin Welsh Is in Bristol, where he
la charge Of section. lie will move
his family there as soon as possible
MIR. and Mrs. Sahin Morn. recently en-;
taiained their nephews, J.. w. Hakry o.
l.sllows Fall. and Guy Hasey OF Graf
ton.
The community was saddcned Monday
morning Ia hear Of the death Of Josiah
Edson % Gagcvillc. former resident oil
tins place.
Leon Davenport and Miss Lena Dayen'
pprt entertained their mother and sister
Dora OF Springfield, Mass, and their sis
ter. Fanny. II Chester from Saturday I'M
Ill "Wednesday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10
WEST DOVER.

DR.. White of Williamsville was in town
Tuesday calling on his patients.
Walter Hall of Wilmington has been
papering at j. A. Davis's this week.
Miss Ruby Green has finished her work
at Francis Ottignon's and returned home.
G. Z. Mann and M. j. Harris were
business visitors in Somerset Wednesday.
J. A. Davis was business visitor in
Fitchburg, Mass, Monday and Tuesday.
V. L. Adams of Wilmington was a
visitor in town short time the first of
the week.
Miss Hazel Davis, who has been visit
ing in Wilmington for a week, has re-
turned home.
L. j. Sylvester, who has been sick, has
so far recovered as to be about again in
his sugar place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Lyman and Miss
tives in. town the first of the week.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. James Atwood next Wednesday af-
ternoon. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Addie Ottignon of Wilmington,
who has been stopping at the hotel, is
visiting her son, Francis Ottignon, this
week.
Mr. Russell, brother-in-law of Mrs.
James Atwood, who has been visiting
her for two weeks, returned to his home
in Bennington the first of the week.
What came near being serious fire
was discovered and put out just in time
at j. r. Shows residence. The chimney
burned out and got SO hot as to set fire
to the woodwork around it. A large hole
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10
WILLIAMSVILLE.

Mrs. William White is visiting her son
Robert in Boston.
L. E. Stratton has been in Springfield,
Mass, this week on business.
Mrs. E. H. Richardson has been spend
ing several days in Brattleboro this week.
Miss Beulah Timson spends today in
Brattleboro visiting the graded schools
Mrs. Rebecca Skinner and son John Of
Brattleboro spent Sunday at F. j.
Pierce's.
Miss Florence Jefferies returned to her
work at Mortified seminary Monday
after her vacation spent with Mrs. F. j.
Fairbanks.
The third and fourth degrees will be
worked on class of seven candidates at
the grange Tuesday evening. The women
are requested to bring cake.
Cecil Manchester, who returned to Brat
tleboro with his aunt, Mrs. A. E. Atwood,
Sunday, has been very i'll this week
He is more comfortable at present. Mrs.
Manchester is gaining very slowly.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10
WEST ToWNSHEND.

Mrs. Fred Houghton was in South Lon
donderry last week.
Mrs. L. J. Kent of Ludlow has Joined
her daughters at the Bates's farm.
Miss Helen Howe spent few days with
her sister in Brattleboro last week
Ernest Wheeler has left Taft's mill and
is employed on the Dickinson farm in Brat
tleboro.
Charles Carr chopped his thumb badly
with an AK while working in Iaft's mill
last Friday.
Herbert Lawrence has been the engi.
neer at Taft's mill during the absence of
A. G. Bristol.
Fred Houghton, who has been in Brat,
tleboro several weeks, is again employed
in Taft's mill.
Clement Jenison and Frank Smith were
in Bratteboro last week to attend the
play, A Royal Slave.
Miss Maud Studley has finished work
at Henry Stratton's and went last week
to Mr.. Morse's in Newfane.
Mrs. E. c. Wheeler and Mrs. G. I.
Gale are on the list of sick ones. Mrs.
Winslow is steadily gaining
Dr. G. 7. Gale. Miss Ella Smith, Mrs.
D. i. Boyden and Mrs. W. w. Van Ness
were in Bratteboro last week.
Miss Hortense Switzer has been in
South Londonderry this week assisting Il:
D. Ryder in the conducting OF teachers
examinations.
The shop opened by Homer Burroughs
for hair-cutting, barbering, repairing Of
tinware, harnesses, etc.. is being liberal
" patronized. The village has felt the
need of shop of this kind and people
hope Mr. Burroughs will make a success
IF II
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10
RAWsONVILLE.

Edward Brown of Wardsboro was IN
this place the first of the week.
Mrs. Jerome Rawson of New York is
snending this week at B. B. Rawson' S.
The 9 months old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wilson was Ill lew Gays
lately.
p s. johnson has been i'll for number
of days and unable to go to his store In
Bondville.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Styles of Winhall were
at Elliot Styless FRIDAY and Saturday OF
last week.
Winfred Hosley and Merle Landman
began work at the Hale mill in Winhall
this week.
Williams & Sons mill has been shut
down few days while changes were De-
ing made there.
F. B. Pier was in Newfane Tuesday
overseeing the placing of new bookcases
at the court house.
Justin Rawson of Londonderry was. a
visitor Sunday at the home OF his Ia
ther, W. l.. Rawson.
w. f. Coleman went Wednesday. to
Bratteboro to attend the funeral OF his
nephew, Will Bradley.
Ralph Churchill of South. Londonderry
has been engaged to teach the school
here the coming term.
A party of II among whom were Mr.
and Mrs. w. III. Landman and son, Mr.;
and Mrs A. w. Rawson and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Howard and daughter
of South Londonderry, were treated to
new sugar at B. B. Rawson's Sunday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10
wARpsBoRo CENTER.

There were services at Dorr Wake,
fields last Sunday. Services will be held
at Fred Chatmans next Sunday.
There was family reunion at Mrs,
Clark Mundell's Sunday, March 20, OF her
two married daughters and their husbands,
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Harris of West
Townshend. Her youngest daughter,
Eta. was also present. Her son was I'M
able to be present but was here quite re-
Gently.
Frank Farnham is moving to the Rams
dell place lately vacated by Mr.; Rogers
who has moved to the George Chamber
lin place so-caled. Earl Simpson OF Brat
has moved out. George Farnham has let
his farm for one year to his son Edward,
who has moved here from Jamaica. George
Farnham has moved into the. house, with
Mrs. Phoebe Richardson in the village.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10
Should Savings Banks AdYsTE
From the Brandon News

From the Brandon News
The Hyde Park Savings bank "
lieves in advertising, notwithstanal'
that some institutions in the same h''
have criticised them quite openly "
this belief.
Regardless of all criticisms, AoTe'',
the Hyde Park institution has kepl \
advertising, and as a result the pre-,
dent, Carroll s. Page, says that duli;'
these months of financial stress
which many banking institutions nav a,
been struggling to hold their own, N
money has been steadily and li''1
pouring into the Hyde Park bank ,.,.
No better illustration of whit au'oII
Using will do could be asked iot, a
course the Hyde Park bank pas N
the goods, the Vermont public hAes ~, y,
banks plan of keeping Vernon m ~,
ey in Vermont, and also likes lts issI
ord of having been run for AineisV IL
years without losing a dollar b! V'
note. al
Yes, the Hyde Park bank has g0al , n
goods, but the public might never NV
it if the bank didn It advertise. IA
1t started out to get deposits anu al !,
results justify the method. Il aiso , ~
nishes very good evidence that au"
Using pays.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10
A Splendid Chance

Everybody who is weak delicate OF
sickly wants to get well. DR.. Greene, OF
"a Temple Pl, Boston Mass, makes a
speciality of treating patients free through
letter correspondence. The wisest thing
all suffering people can do is to write DR..
Greene, stating Just how they feel, men
tioning every symptom of which they com
plain, and he viii answer the letter, ex-
planning each symptom and describing the
case so thoroughly that patients under
stand their complaint as well as though
they had talked with the Doctor. He
makes his explanations so clear that they
cannot help but understand Just what ails
them, and he tells exactly what to do to
get well. 1t saves a journey to the city
and doctors fees, and costs nothing. DR..
Greene is the most successful specialist in
curing nervous and chronic diseases. He
is the discoverer of that wonderful medi-
cine, DR.. Greenes Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. Thousands are being cured
through his perfect system of letter cor
respondence. 1t has been proved success
ful
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10
EAST JAMAICA.

4. T.. GLEASON delivered bcef 10 Mr.,
Marsh la Tonnshcnd Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. II, T., knight 81 Watds'
horo visited al T., ;. Aliens last week
Slas Pike has finished work for AlNa
Higgins and j. now a, work for William
Warren.
Miss Ethel Butler returned 10 Colby
college Last week after a two weeks va
cation az her home here.
George Wood aud Frank farnum were
here last week saving wood for y. =,
pcircc aud q. II. Gleason.
W, :. Allen and Arthur Gleason re
GENTLY bought the stock owned by Mr.,
Cole OF South Hill. Mr., Cole intends
10 leave town soon.
". W. Cheney Of Walpolc, \. IL,
:. Il, X. Cheney Of Poughkecpsie,. \.
Y. Mrs Edna Wright aud Mr.. and Mr-.
T.. 4. Bcmis and family Of Jamaica Wis
tied at y. +. Pcirce's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dcnsmorc Of Derry,
y. H., Mr.. and Mrs. 7. W. smith and
son ROLLS Of West Townshcni and Mr..
aud Mr.. j. II. Peck 81 Jamaica visited at
@. II. Gleasons the first OF the week.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Miss Iva Stratton left Monday morn
ing for her home in Suffeld, Conn.
Elmer Knapp, who has been employed
at John +. Morses mill for two weeks,
has gone to Brookside.
Mason Sharp of Northfeld has been the
guest OF his aunt, Mrs. hurry Ii. Cheney,
returning home on Monday.
There will be social at the vestry
Thursday evening April 10. Program at
s o'clock. All are cordially invited.
l.. w. Shepard returned Wednesday
night from Keene and Bellows Falls
where he went to visit relatives last
week.
Miss Matte Metcalf returned to Brat
tleboro Tuesday after visit of two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Metcaf.
Miss May Kelsey returned to Mortified
seminary and Ralph Worden to Brattle-
boro high school Monday, after vacation
at home.
Mrs. C. f. Brown spent several days
this week with her sisters, Mrs. Edward
V. Morse and Mrs. George S. Whitney,
in Brattleboro.
hubert Shepard returned Wednesday
night from visit to relatives IN keene
and Bellows Falls where he went last
week.
Rev. Elmore G. Clarke attended the
Baptist ministers meeting at Townshend
Monday, accompanied by Rev. George ii.
Watt of Barre, state colporter.
Miss Colby of Jamaica Plain. Mass.
comes tonight to assist Miss Abbie Reed
in caring for her mother, Mrs. Cassie
Reed who remains seriously ill.
Mrs. hurry Cheney went yesterday to
.Brattleboro to visit her sister Mrs. Car!
Gushing. Another sister, Mrs. Edward
Sharp, of Mortified, is with them.
The past week has been remarkably ia
vorable for sugar makers, both as to
quantity and quality. The weather, has
remained cool enough to keep the buds
from starting much and the sugar is white
and of fine flavor.
Mrs. Ada Bruce is to build barn on
the site of the old mill at Brookside
which was crushed beneath the weight
of snow in the winter. Elmer Knapp
who has been employed at John p;
Morses steam mill for two weeks, will
erect the barn.
Rev. George H. Watt of Barre, state
Baptist colporter, who is holding Sc
ries of evangelistic meetings at East Dover,
was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. e. z,
Clarke at the parsonage Monday night
and Tuesday. Mr. Watt in summer
travels over the state with the colpor-
ter's horse and wagon; a GIT, for the
work from Mr.. Brink of Brattleboro The
culporter's salary is paid by Mr.. Green
wood and Mr.. Park of Chester. In this
way a very important work is being
done in evangelism and the distribution
of RIFLES