The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-13
|orthfeM, Mass.
|. Hs!sn wilson Believes in Filipino
Independence.

Hflfn WILSON buurFra IN FILIPINO
independence.
a. IIf, e., Wilson. daughter al
h A. Wilson, pastor III the finI
n NUlhlrld, has n,ccnlly ~
ia the Philippine Islands
- Hl, -lenl four years Ia stud,
,lnHu- 1ni expresses hcrsclf a,
,l i.st lhr attempt Ia Amerlcan.
n ..'a r. not sucocss, as a sub,
An IHr recognition ct the right
II HUs lu work out their avn
Z, Ns Nllson slOke ia boston
1t meeting attended hy lang,
~ j hg ienplo ol that city who
sleH IN the Philippine ques.
III lrari with grvat interest.
i,s.,,.r nl the situation being
81 #iIur and based On her Own
.aAN'
Al With The government, tie Eli.
IN zoos vgim her with fuspieion
,ls lose who are thus connected.
LOO HH movements ~ the politics
4. i.HnIs, the national movement
s.,ulgucr and the American
I'D .u make them a part oi this
=, The national movement began
ltm .lr AmrllCans came 10 the
h goes hack Ia the opening of
~ ,lnH This htough, the people
II +. ff-t time IN connection with the
~ uuHi. Their aspirations could
II s rHI down by the Spaniarls All
Il ,iirs IIlipinns whose names are
IN fH,. country did not get their
... fs.Hsa : aaz ....ss
- Younger generation. men under
N ~ ase the Hover Of the revolution
4 SIC goo ryiligr the national ideas.
.,,er u,mtua Of the Filipino Assem-.
one ID. thee. These men and
I. gn,rN,nt are complete reply To
Il 4nsi that the Filipinos have no
nl li't or national spirit. II has
4.lth all iars Of the islands and il
4, ~ active opposition Of the govern.
II n The United States, as Is Illus
IA Ia the present prosecution of the
II uf the Rcraccmlento. Women |
h hi, movement the same as the |
II They ATE exceptionally capable in
-. and are showing the national |
,r The same as men,
Rim Doane il assisting Mr.. Coe in
|, rnniing office.
| Vi. Gertrude Proctor has been i'll.
/ !. now improving.
n,p was regular meeting of the
sssn Star Wednesday evening.
" and Nlrs. Walter Fisher have
|,rsl 10 the John Mattoon house.
ne members of the Unitarian parish
h. ienecnt supper in the parlors Nov.
M. William Reed is visiting in Athol
d has closed her house on Maple
MT
Noras Mason is in Syracuse univer.
n vhen he is teaching modern Ian
tEs.
Llsni Gale and family were ovcr-Sun.
II visitors Of Mrs. Gales sister, Ms.
INK Williams.
W. AMI Mrs. VI. =. Malley have closed ,
sir house and have gone to Dorchester
spend the winter
Tie Sons Of Veterans auxiliary were ,
have a meeting last evening with the
v,l official INSPECTION.
Ms Hattie Arlen of Greenfield has
en- herr to visit her parents, Mrs. Ar.
! being in poor health.
Nh C. A. Lnsley has been in Spring. !
u the past two weeks and her moth ,
has returned with her for visit.
Mr. Mcdonald of the state board OF
lstion has been making his usual |;
It Of inspection of the public schools. n
Walter Braman and Miss Lottie Phil o
! were visitors in Oakham with Miss 5
bel Braman last week, returning Mon +
he auction sale at the residence of !
hte F. Z. Allen was well attended I
the receipts from the sale satisfac- \
Ieene Labele and several of the =
thfeld young men are in Athol in :,
employ Of the electric power com -
J. ="
delegation of Masons from here at a.
led the official inspection of the Ma y
c lodge at Turner's Falls Monday Il
: e. F. Thompson is giving special il
to the school children on Saturdays b
the cleaning and examination of the \
>. Mary Hart Lloyd and son went d.
nestay to Auburn, Ala, where he OF
professorship and is also state Il
mist. HI
3 D. NJ. Wilson is in Boston to at N
the meeting of the Century club i, ,e
{, Miss Helen Wilson lectures upon "a "a
Philippines. -
n, kidder is erecting new house on n
uIldmg lot on Parker avenue, and it II
,obable that other houses will be he
there later. N
Woman's Relief corps had the us
Inspection last Friday afternoon fol oc
by reception in honor of the pr
'ment officers present. Of
Emma Wilkins sang solo and ~, W
Use In a most effective manner in h ha