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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-08-28

Benoit.
Fresh Fish and Oysters
at Model Meat Market,
WANTED:-To buy few calves,
also yearllng and two-year-old
helfers. Inquire at the Journal
Office.
W. d. Gum, prominent plan
ter and land owner of Roanoke,
was transacting business in Welsh
Tuesday.
Miss Shirley Davidson spent the
first of the week visiting at the
home OF MIR, and Mrs. L. L. Funk
at Iowa.
Aunty Day returned Tuesday
morning from a couple of days
visit at Iowa with her old friend,
Mrs. J. j. Irwin.
Louie Gerson came over from
Texas Tuesday morning and will
spend a few days visiting with his
brother, J. S. Gerson.
Rev. John Schmick, of Iowa
station, will exchange pulpits on
August Both with R. C. Mccoy.
Come out and hear him.
}. J. Crumpacker, secretary and
treasurer of the Roanoke Coo pera-
tive Supply Co., was business
caller in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. May Mills and children, A.
NJ. and Frances, of Lafayette, have
been spending several days here,
the guests of relatives and friends.
The W. C. T. I. will meet at
the home of Mrs. S. G.. Bower
Wednesday, September ID, at $3.50
p. m. Mrs. BRADBURY, Sec'y
Mrs. VIM. Terry returned Sun
day from a visit of several weeks
with Mr.. Terry's people in Nolin,
Ky. Mr.. Terry went as far as
Lafayette to meet her.
For Sale or Rent-A good six
room dwelling house; good we'll and
cistern; good location. For further
information inquire at Journal Of
fee.
Mrs. Newt. Lyons and little
daughter, of Sulphur, spent a few
days here the first of the week,
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Hall.
Mrs. E. H. Morrill,, who has been
the guest of Mr.. c. B. Morrill, and
family and Mrs. George Carr, left
Sunday evening for her home in
Masilla Park, New Mexico.
Wood! Wood! Just re-
Ceived a car load of heart
pine wood. At the Welsh
Wood Yard, office Jones
Feed Store.
| JUST ARRIVED-A carload OF
| A No. Missouri mules; also few
mares, which are for sale at my
ward near Crel0W barn.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-08-28

Polish at Jones Bros.
Fresh Fruit and Vege-
tables at Model Grocery,
Having decided to locate else.
where, desire to sell my black
smith shop and tools. Will sell
the complete outfit for $1,000
worth twice the money.
JOHN EWING,
Welsh, La.
C. A. Austin arrived here Friday
from California and has been busy
greeting friends since. He expects
to remain here for a couple of
months before returning. He says
Mrs. Austin will be here before he
returns.
A. NJ. Jones, manager of the
Jones Printing Co., at Lake
Charles, was pleasant caller at
this office Saturday. Mr.. Jones is
expecting his wife and children
home from their summer trip in
the north within a few days.
Before you buy a Buggy
or surry see the Henry
Line at Welsh Carriage &
Implement Co.
W. B. Gabbert sold his property,
consisting of 1863 acres Of fine rice
land, to A. B. Laidlaw the first
part of the week, the consideration
being S6520.00. The movement
of real estate is becoming quite
active within the past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Mills and A.
NJ. and Francis Cockrell, of Lafay-
cite, Mrs. Newton Lyons and little
daughter, of Sulphur, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Hall and daughter, Jack
Wasman, Albert Boucher and Clar-
ence Shipley went to Grand Lake on
Sunday last.
The Henry Buggies are
strictly high grade-every
one guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction for
sale at the Welsh Carri-
age & Implement CO.
Harold Morrison, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Morrison, while climb
ing tree that stood in their yard,
| fell a distance of about fourteen
feet last Friday and was badly
bruised about the face and neck.
While his injuries were not serious
still they were very painful.
Mrs. Luona Gabbert left Tuesday
evening for Houston, Texas, where
she has accepted a position in one
of the large mercantile establish,
ments of that place. Mrs. Gabbert
has many friends here who regret
to see her leave, but congratulate
her on having secured gooo
position.
In order to reduce the
stock the Welsh Carriage
& Implement CO. will
make exceptionally low
prices on all vehicles fol
the next sixty days.
Ben Freeman, of Jennings, wht
has a fine rice farm north of Welsh
was over Tuesday looking after hi
crop. Mr.. R. T. Peck is farming
his place and has one of the best
crops of the coutry. Mr.. Freeman
is building good, substantial ware
house, sufficient to hold all tn
crop raised on the place.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-08-28
Have You Seen My Calves?

Three of them strayed from the
Spurgin place, north of the Gulf Mill.
some time within the past month
One light Jersey heifer, one a light
red roam heifer, one red roam heifer,
one red and white spotted steer. each
about eight months old, branded
" on left hip. Informa.
1 IN ton as to the wherea.
unX bouts CT same will he
~ duly appreciated.
d. r. READ,
Journal Book Store.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-08-28
LETTER TO W. |. HUTCHINSON,
Welsh. La.

Dear Sir: 1t SINNERS down to this:
Every job painted Devoe takes less
gallons than of any other paint.
If not, no pay.
Yours truly,
81 F. W. Devoe & Co.
Taught Lumber Co. sells our paint.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-08-28
Polish at Jones Bros.

Dulva Benoit came over from
Mlllervllle for a few days visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clopha
Benoit.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22
JACKSONVILLE.

Alton Thayer of California is visiting
in town.
Charles A. Cutting is at work in the
new mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Wilcox have re
turned home.
Miss Henderson ,of Boston is visiting
the Misses Sewcll.
Horace Clark is adding a piazza TO the
south side OF his block.
|. L. Hall attended the auction sale OF
horses at Greenfield Tuesday.
Moses Bennett and son OF Shelburne
Falls were intown last week.
Mrs. Mary Canedy is attending the he
bekah convention at Rutland.
Ii is reported that George Corkins has
sold his farm to Bert Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Briggs OF Sears
burg visited in town last week.
Leland G.. Cook has returned from
spending the winter in the south.
The body of Miss Rhoda Wheeler was
brought here for burial last week
A Sunday school will be organized at
the Methodist church next Sunday.
C. A. Faulkner has sold his large timber
lot to Henderson brothers Tor S5,5oo'
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Leonard OF VIII
mington visited ii. L. Stetson Sunday.
Fred burlington of Colrain, Mass, was
in town Sunday, making the trip IN his
auto.
Chester Clark drove stage for his bro
ther, w. b. Clark, last Friday and Satur-
day.
Frank Cross has bought the meat bust
ness of w. +. Bartlett and rented his
market and barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman attended
the wedding OF their COUSIN MISS NUN
Canedy last week.
f. s. Allen was called to Shushan,, N.
". to attend the funeral OF his brother-
in-law, Henry Allen.
A meeting in regard to forming a sing
ing school was held at the Methodlst
church Wednesday evening.
All who own lots in the village cemetery
will meet next Tuesday to clean them
nm preparatory to Memorial day.
Mrs. Minnie Pike, wife of Homer, Boyd;
d;ad at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs lanes Pike in Nottingham Tues
dav, The funeral was held Thursday.
The grange will observe Memorial day
Tuesday. Nav 26, with the following pro
gram: Roll-call, each member to give some
ssno;dent in the Civil war; reading Jennie
Etntson. music, Lottie Stetson; paper,
Men Of War Times, Martha French; song,
w Allen: paper, Women OF war
ZINES b. S. Alien; song, n. N. Brig
ham. Memorial selection, Mrs. A, =.
Fanikner Memorial to our Grange dead'
song, America.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22
wIIiTINoHIAM.

Mn. Frank lillson attended the iuhrtal
81 her aunt, Mrs, Harrington al heads'
boro Thursday,
SIXTY took dinner At the hotel Sunday
tho q. A, Il. poet with their wives aud
their associates.
The body Of Roby Wheeler, ~, who died
al the Hraiilehoro Rctnai lasi week, vas
brought herr aud the funeral Was held IN
the Methodist church Sunday afternoon.
nurial was in Jacksonville, Rev, = X
Ringrose oflciaicd.
Cynthia, wife 81 William Harrington o,
Rcad.boFu but formerly Of this town, died
TUESDAY and her body was brought, hrtc
Tor burial ia the village cemetery beside
their son. She was the daughter OF
Thomas aud Polly Reed. The mother, VINO
i over %, survives her. Her parents iot'
merry lived here.
Minnie. wife Of Homer Boyd, died Tues
day afternoon at the home oi her parcnts,
Mr. and MIR. James Pike. where she had
been tenderly and kindly cared Tor inc
mast few weeks. She had long, lingering
illness and had been great sufferer IRON
tuberculosis. Mn. Boyd was highly re
spected by all. She leaves father ana
mother. a brother and three sisters anu
husband. The funeral was at the house
THURSDAY at 2 y. m, Rev. ;. ID, kingrr9sse
ofliciating. Carl Wheeler and Mrs. hda
stafford sang. Burial was IN the village
cemetery beside the little twin daughters
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22
GuILFoRD.

Tho Hutchinson family have moved INTO
.ha M Mousse owned by Alonzo Wiley at the
Slate Rock. no.so+
Mrs L. F. Putnam went 10 Ror her
1,hmrsdav to attend the funeral OF nGr
anms;n Il. M. Torrey, an old ana Wen
Known resident of that town.
Mr. Moulton who has been at work s Oh
+ha timber lot which he bought iase Ia,
of Tuc;us Richardson, moved ms fanny
~ ona Goods from the Broad BROOK HOUSE
t t'ha week. going to Monson, MASS y.
M Ms Florence Crosier Fennelly ana Gl,o III
.,a con returned to their home IN ola a;th
VIC son Monday after weeks vlslt W yU;ii
mont mo- rents here. Mr.. and Mrs. WI
Dc Of New York city are expec.eu; ay
1roo Hsos 81 homestead Saturday, planning
tne ,oEe the trip in their automooiie' !,
Tho Christian Endeavor society ~, wa,
Inc ;+s regular prayer meeting SUNDAY y
NOTING noau Nav "a. The subject j. behs BE- =
evening, 1 at the Ballot Box. Psalms 20
Gn n = honed there will be aslarge az.
~. !. 20 This will be followed by st T
te aarass bv the pastor, Rev. Alfred ooi
nell. IN n her sum-
Mrs. on TYLER hill last week W pu ,d
me, me- house in order for the sul nanns had
ner lo tha+ some person or persons ,,n nn
found tila' hrongh a window and appai,
broken ;, 70, there for day or tW9' a
eneiy ID been built in the stove anu froo The
lile nd thereon, provisions taken ii Intties
co COPE and the remnants LETT III o,ai arti.
celi a. had been slept in ana sese &c them
a1os Of value taken away. no oother and
S ties belonged to Mrs: Frost Inns ,n a very
wsTs Reesss for kind Of 90 ~h
l Talen or or no interference aO0u'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22
SOUTH VERNON.

Rev, ", 4, Mitchell uill si4ak in the
shAl@i eaRdag Al II =, IA.
Mns Z, NlaRe Is visiting in Manchester
lhis apsk ~ hvF daughters, MH, Mauea
Nhinr's,
Mm, ftenonl faiFman. after being
huasssi eilh sirkness Soc suAT has bcra
Aids Ia Iiir eui this seek,
Mrs, Ada ilFotk II llosloA was IN town
this week "a alirhd ihr funeral ~ her
aanl, Miss sylyinA Mhilhed,
Nn. ", 4, Newton came home iTom
Springfield, Mas, THIS week aud Mis,
Anna Acaton has FriuIned 10 BA,ile
laoln,
Ma, aud Ms, Leon burrows visited al
fninoni fairmans Ivovnllg aud moved
their ssseis 10 hrtnAtdsion 10 80 10 keep
ins honse,
Mr. aud Mr., Curtis Severance, Mrs,
Hannah Naaipilp. Mn, Lewis LABEL aud
Mis, !. q, MrAihrrhod arc al on the
siek Asi, Severe oolds arc prevalent,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22
WESTMINSTER.

Dan Gardner of Pownal spent Sunday
at G. B. Halls.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Arnold drove to
Ascutneyville Saturday returning SUNDAY
evening.
There will be G. E. social at the
church narlors tomorrow evening. Every
one is invited. !,
Miss Nellie Fem and her brother Fred
Eenn are members of the graduating
class of the Brattleboro high school.
Mrs w. F. Whitcomb entertained her
sister Miss Cora Washburn and father
Of Claremont, at her home last week.
There is to be May party at the town,
hall MAY 20. The children are neing
drilled by Miss Nettie Wheeler OF Bellows
Falls.
George B. Hall, foreman for II. Q. Bax-
ter and Brother, is busily engaged IN dis-
tributing the seed corn Tor TINS season
crop of sweet corn.
George Geer, jr., moved his family 10
Putney Monday. He IS now sectloh
master of the Boston and Name railroad.
The section of railroad under ms care Is
in Putney. ~
Charles Harmon, who died in keene, N.
r.. lived in this town before going 70
Keene a year ago. He was .! years AZ. Itu
and native of England, coming to TINS
country only few years, ago. tie Is E sur,
vived by a widow whose home is IN heene
and relatives in England.
Mrs Frank Ware has leased the well
known Bradley place and Will open II as
a hotel 1t will be entirely newly lur
nished and opened to the public In short
time. She will take boarders and calls
nart;cular attention to automobile parties.
Mrs Ware has had considerable, exper-
;ence in hotel work and thoroughly un-
derstands the demands of the travelling
public. She will endeayor to make the
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22
WEST HALIFAX.

Master John i'hlllii,s. san Il Nc, ami
Mfs, n !, fhlliips, ls ihFvAirtssd VIII
lAphoid icgef,
S~grlal iTum lhis place have bern sun
nlonri Ia Nsaiane 10 appear ~ Tbs
lsrase lloyd case,
unr Il nrins Gafah's haFsss Aas killed.
this aurk Nhlir working Ia the woods lot
~. A, llIonh IL laeks0nllllr,
Mfs, MoshsF II bennington is Nisiiihs
hrr daughter, Mas. Il, 1. Minn, and hrlf'
ihg care iar Mfs, j. Z, Minn, Who is quite
N,
Memorial day uill b. observed Nth ap-
propIials eNrTrlses, lnder 4, n. Gibson
Il nraiilrloFo has hrrn engaged a. slwaA,,
- and the Hpoenirld drum corps van
furnish music, Dinner Nlll l.e sriNrd ~
the gfanss dining hall 10 Hhieh Az Ats
invited 60 contribute tend, Even y
cordially invited and the uld soldiris aic
part irulatly invited 10 attend aud l'aiiia'
pate 10 the rAsitis-s,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22
Vermont News Notes.

DIR. o. W. Daley OF White River. juno
ton recently caught IN caspian lake az
Greensboro lake trout weighing Il IL
pounds.
Prof Maurice Fichot, teacher OF French
in the Burlington high school, died at his
home in that city Sunday. He was ma
five OF Paris but had lived in Burlington
since 1893. lie leaves widow aud TWO
| children.
Miss Sadie Newman, "a, Of Newport
Center committed suicide Saturday alter
noon by hanging herself from maple tree
| in the sugar orchard near her house. n
disappointing love affair Is said TO nave
caused the act.
Loyal Jangdon Wright, %, died at hls
home in Middebury Saturday night. lie
was the second oldest resident OF that
town and was a descendant OF keNolu'
tionary stock. Mr.. Wright voted Tor
Andrew jackson for president and every
candidate of the democratic party SINCE
Wesley Dibble, g., of Burlington, threw
himself in front OF passenger tram as
| it passed Colchester station Monday after
noon and was instantly killed. The man
had ben out OF work for some time ana
was doubtless respondent. lie had been
on the station platform all day appar'
|
to carry out his suicidal intent.
Misses Anna and Helen Collamer OF
| Bennington were seriously injured near
/ Bennington Saturday night by jumping
from a moving electric car on when
controller blew out with a loud explos'
ion. They were standing on the front
platform when the explosion occurred ana
plunged through the open doors before
they could be restrained.
John A. Martinson, SO, OF Barre, was
instantly killed in his granite quarry
Tuesday morning by the falling OF der
rick boom. The spar struck him on the
back of the head and crushed his skull:
Mr.. Martinson was the leading man OF
Swedish nationality in Barre and was
chairman of the Granite Manufacturers
association which met the polishers' COM
mittee during the recent strike.
Miss Faith Powers, %, of Bennington,
was drowned in Otter creek near Middle
bury Saturday evening, being carried over
the falls after the canoe IN which she was
riding with Ivan Winslow had been over
turned The young woman mad gone 70
Middlebury to attend the festivities ;, IN
connection with junior week at Mluale-
bury college and was returning from Iiue
on The river when her escort in attempt
inc TO grasp the side of the boat-landlng
overturned the canoe. The young man
was nearly drowned in his unsuccessful
attempt to rescue his companion. me
BODY Of Miss Powers was found below the
falls Monday.
Prof. Rotch of Blue Hill observatory at
Boston, who sent up two tandem obse n,
ton balloons from Plttsheld, MAST rl May
8 has heard from one of them. The gas
bags landed in Randolph, Vt, which IS
about 100 miles northeast of Pittsfeldi,
but contrary to the direction which Prof.
Rotch figured on their going, The in.
struments that were attached to the
balloons for recording the altitude ana ana
temperature have not been located and
he snnnosition is that they landed in
some SON Wild wooded portion of Vermont
where the chances Of ever locating them
are slim. Nothing has been heard from
the other tandem sent up the tn. Ihls
went in a westerly direction.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22
MANY LIVES SAVED.
And Scores of These Reside Right IN
Brattleboro.

Kidney ills develop quickly.
0nIv a little backache at first. :,
Neglect the ache, other troubles 1oi-
10Y Urinary disorders, diabetes, Bnght,s
ui Doan's Kidney Pills save many lives.
Cure kidney ills before too late.
But people endorse them.
Henry T. Akley of % Elliot stree. street,
Brattleboro, VT, says: hi I. ' nv an
n NV own case was, brought on py h an
im that I underwent some tnree
u ,,pers AGO. At first there was GRIND
years no ie0i across the loins which became
ing hpp ddt that | could hardly stoop. pc
SO pG ha,daches set in and at times there
' v1, he a blurring before my eyes 50
that 1 could hardly see; "A H., lT P;l1S and a
, .aas me to try Doan's Kidney rms anu
Y : seq y boy at F. H. Holdens drug store ore.
I so oe;ved so much benefit from TINS Una.
1 ie st second box and kept on taxing
gov I" Tbev did their work well Tor the
then. Tho soon disappeared and L had no
more distressing headaches anu 1 no hen.
n NOR Of the eyesight. My health was D Giad
li sted in every way, so l am aIW .n S,an
en- commend Doan's Kidney fiiis ~nen
occasion en sale by all dealers Price 90 cents Gents
for a;jbnrn Co., Buffalo, New YORK;
F9 3s arents for the United States: ...e
SOB Pee%ember the name-Doan s-ahu '"Ae
M other.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22

tssesisg Al ,hs Lssas u hss tailss. d Z,
hSEsi4Gss,
b - AsEiiss has ssas 10 ns,Esss ioF
Zee ssekss
=, jacobs ~ iis4liislsof0 sas gke saosi
u AiiasIt Miasf fFsdas Assd As,essAsss
fEuil lIuss Il all kiAds Az l,iassass.sl
Sun, sieins pE@s'iiss ~ = sasad harvest,
Hos and i'srk II N0EtLhsid, Conn,, has
poisss IL sfshd = slloas lin,1 ~ iesh Ahi
is boarding Il Mas, D. ~ hAaysFs
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22
,,r7I.roRD CENTER.

The Ladies' circle will meet e 70 O. a. .H m.
d's Mr. and Mrs Fred E Field Of a MSn'fMS Mrs
G Mass,d Miner, over Sunday. Universal
Te church XII sa he { o is R R
low low d m%sds invited to remain c,r, and
WI, HfpTy Miner M hsTe been two VEIN ELM
at E: S w, Mln where they will visit re'A-
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22
Putneyand Vicinity
PuTNEy.
Arrangements for Observance Of Me
moral Day.

80 ~NHNN --ssNH -
moral Day.
Col. ". n. Greenwood POET and corps
hy invitation ii the Baptist chursh vail
attend divine srfYiue there Memorial sun
day, The pusi aud ooTis uiil met a. Ma
snhic hall al ~ aclock and mArrh 10 the
church. The rcNicu wall bcgin al lo.i5,
A nrattlrbofo drum crops Niil tr present,
SUNDAY afternoon srFNiors val H. held ~
pienr hall ia Eas, puihey AZ } o'clock,
Rev. ~ H. Mikes will deliver the Ad'
drrss. The graves will b. decorated AZ
the cemetery, Pre- Memorial cAcfriscs Nill
BE- held ia the schools Of the town. The
pot commander, l. T.. Bailey, has de
tailed the following comrades 20 visit the
schools: The three schools ~ the village
school building primary, intermediate
and high schools. NJ. u. Whitman; dis
trict No. 3, Charles y. Brown; district
No 8. II. A. nrainard; district No, Z, NJ.
n. Prmlcr. On Memorial day, Saturday,
Greenwood post will 90 20 Dummcrston
where exercises will be held IN the Con.
grcgational church. Rev. J. D. King OF
Wilmington will deliver the address. Mu'
SIC will h. furnished by the choir and the
Braitlehoro drum corps will meet Green
wood post al Dnmmerton. Alter the ex'
cruises at the church the graves AZ the
cemetery will be decorated. Dinner will
hc served hy the women Of Dummerston.
Returning 20 Putncy, memorial exercises
will BE- held at the town hall. Hon. Zed
:. stanton Of Roxbury will deliver the adj
dress and Miss Jennie T.. Pierre will sing
appropriate solo selections. After, the ex'
erciscs a procession will he formed by the
drum corps, veterans and children. Sol
diers' graves at Maple Grove cemetery
aud Mount Pleasant cemetery viii be
decorated.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22
HALIFAX

Esg, 5, ), Ssassk hss waited sks fssisE
eslsss Ahl .s sAf@stasl ~ lausrh Ia lhs
lnioh ehaRh,
lsg. MF, NAhor aill ptrAfh MsmoTtal
"a Isiaen nsal Sunday, Aiey "a, Il lois =
"a, All aIr invited Ia zlirbd,
nT, n =, Nlias has iFninl Ne summer
hgans Ia this villas - MF Msllushs ~
llnsinn. MF. MsliusAs and iamlly uAias
lasi Mat,day,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22

Hattie futile, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Cooke. Miss Florence Ray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor,
man Farr, all of Brattleboro, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Norcross, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merritt Huntley and Miss Florence Hunt
lev of West Dummerston, Miss Clara
Holt OF Putney and Miss Alta Denison OF
Bernardston. Mass
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22
A Californian Luck.

The luckiest day of my life was when
| bought a box OF Bucklin's .Arnica,
Salve." writes Charles +. Budahn, OF
Tracy. California. Two 25c. boxes cured
me OF an annoying case OF itching piles,
which had troubled me for years and they
Welded to no other treatment" Sold I'M
der guarantee at F. II. Holden d Co.'S drug
az
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22

Edward E. Green of Keene, N. H., has
a complete file of the War Journal, pub
lished in Washington in 1913 by Beck q
Foster, and containing valuable records
that have been. used in the courts in IN
naval cases in which Uncle Sam has oeen
l;shars was Mr.. Green's great-grandfather
On his mothers side. Mr.. Green also has
one Of the early certificates for a share IN
the Washington monument fund