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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
ouIi.roRp CENTER.

T.. II, Waite Of West MaTdshofo y
visiting his brother. II. 7, Waite,
Leslie Pierce aud Lowell Bullock are
working for Lawrence French dnt'ns
having.
\. N. Bullock comes saturday from
Springfield. Mass. 10 spend the foniih
with bis family.
Mr.. and Mrs. =, Reed Anthony Of
Boston were over Sunday guests Al the
Guilford Springs farm.
Everett brown Of New. York city
comes today tfridayl 10 visit his aunt
Mrs. Florence Ramsiell'
Mrs. Susie Lenoir aud three children
OF Greenfield came Tuesday for Nihi'
with her sister. Mrs. 4. ". Lcsaie'
Harold wordcn Of Springfield. VI
h 10 spend his vacation with bis gfanh
maTents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Worden'
Mr.. and Mrs.. James Thaycr and chill
dfen. Mr.. aud Mrs. ". W. Uoodnow nnd
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer 6oodnow and
daughter attended family reunion ~
Greenfield sunday nj the home OF WI
liam Goodnow. Twen,y'six were IN Al
tendance.
The school In district No. IL gave
their teacher, T.. A. Pierce, q surprise
Saturday evening, the occasion pclht
his birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. iiarr,
White gave three selections OF hhhl'
music. games were PLAYED aud iee-crean
and cake were served. II was com
pletc surprise.
Children's day was observed satur
day in the grange. Between 100 ans
POO were in attendance. The exercise
v.r. good Two games of ball wer'
played with team from Bratilepoio
| The Brattleboro team came on veto
rious in both games, the scores beng
20 and 10 2.
The school in district No. ., taught b.
Bernice BOYD. closed Friday with eSer
cises. The pupils neither absent no
tar,ly were Sophia and Emma Chris
Hanson. Henry Lee. Oral Clark an,
Merle Whitney, lnez and Faith Head
lanes johnson and Lawrence kaNmoh'
were absent one day.
The program for the regular grang
meeting Saturday evening, July y. Is
follows: Singing by the choir, reeta
tion bv l.. J. Huntley, reading by M. y
Thomas. recitation by Wallace Allison
song by James Whiitemore, reading D,
Jobn Clark. music by Fred Coomb'
onestion, What Number Of Hours Con
stitute Proper Days Work on tn
Farmi; music.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
VERNON.

Ora T.. johnson has leased the Whit.
he'd place and takes immediate posses
sion.
Mrs. jerome Eager of Pierre, SO.
Oak, has leased her farm 10 q. W..
johnson.
Mrs. W. NJ. Reed and children. Bea
trix and Marshall. of Montpelier, are
visiting Mrs. NJ. |. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wright, who have
been in New York for stay OF several
days. returned last Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Graham has returned
10 Mortified after a visit Of several
DAYS with her sister, Mrs. Herman
Brown.
Mrs. s. A. Barry and DIR. w. p. Ham.
mond of Charlestown, Mass, have been
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. i. Stebbins, Jr.,
this week.
Mrs. lydia Ramsdell of Worcester,
Mass, and Mrs. +. W. johnson of North.
ampton, Mass, are spending a short
time with their sister, Mrs. Augusta
Cook.
Rev. ID. L. Trout will preach in Union
church next Sunday afternoon at .
| o clock. The Sunday school will meet
at 9 oclock. All are cordially invited
to both services.
| Mrs. Harry Horsman and little daugh'
tiers. Edith and Helen. came last Mon
day TO spend few weeks at the Hub
bard farm with Mrs. Horsman S moth
er. Mrs. J. +. Hubbard.
Mrs. Orlando Dickinson from Hol-
woke. Mass, is a guest of Mrs. Il. A.
Streeter. Mrs Dickinson was formerly
of this town, but after her marriage
lived many years in the south.
The Jolly Seven will give social
dance in Central Park on Friday, even
/ inc. July 8. Wales s orchestra of Brat
tleboro will furnish music. This will be
the opening dance this season in Cen
trail Park. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Staten enjoyed an
extended automobile trip last week.
starting Thursday morning and arriving
at their home Monday evening OF this
week, stopping at Springfield, Pepper,
i'll, Danvers, Salem and other place OF
interest.
Central Park, which for many. years, has
been a very attractive place for plcniess
has been improved and put in order by
the owner. j. o. Frost, and is now opened
ready for parties and social dances. Inc
location is especially pleasant and conven
;ent for the trains.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01

church Sunday a chant of tho Esd
psalm.
Leila, Leslie sHd Forest Gallups Of
..Teoh River visited their grandparents.
Nj. ahd Ms. - q. Severance, Msdnes,
daV ahd Thursday.
Mrs, Martha Johnson Allen and son.
whe have heen visiting her pareais, Mr.,
and Mrs. u, Iohnsan, EctaFaed 10 their
home In kas,hamplon Wednesday.
Mr., Martin and san Of Montague
city we've Feoehi visitors al II. l., nra,
man =. Mr.. hraman = sister. Mrs. r. \,
,Fansah, 81 bridgeport. ronn,, Was there
from Sunday iill Wednesday.
Hugh aud Walter 0Tlfiths Of spay,
len Dnsyil, n, ". came 20 their grand,
father :, :. II. liulington .. last week
ln spend the summer, Mrs, David
taines uTlnlihs aud Ruth came wednes'
day 20 her fathers
Prof, koher, hadihgion Of obefiin
college, ubeflin, o.. Was at his father =
from Friday until Tuesday and went
from. there Ia the summer school al
Woods Hole.
Rev. aud Mrs. T.. a. Hooper started
Tuesday for their trip 10 England. The
people OF both l.eyden aud West Ley
den united in raising purse Of money
for Mrs. iioon.f. who has been q very
efficient oTganisi In both churches dur
ing the time they have been here.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
SOUTH VERNON.

Mrs. q. II. Newton Is Ia Orange 90
spend the Fourth with her son.
Miss Bethel Plat u Davenport.
Iowa, Is a guest o. Mrs. c. G. Newton.
Miss Cynthia Woodland Of Mortified
was a recent guest Of her brother. j.
Woodland.
Ordinance Of baptism will be admin.
is,eTed al the church next Sunday eve.
ming preceded by a short sermon by
the pastor.
Mrs. Harriet johnson has gone 10
Jacksonville TO visit her daughter,
Ernest Blodgiii took her there In his
automobile Sunday.
Ernest Dunklee. Lizzie Palmer. Laura
Martineau. Elsie Burnham, with the pas.
tor aud Mrs. Phelps. are attending the
18th annual general eastern convention
of LOYAL Workers, which is being held
in Providence. X. l., this week.
The semi.annual business meeting Of
the Young peoples society Of Loyal
Workers was held at the church Mon,
day evening, when reports were heard
| from various committees and officers
were chosen for the ensuing six months
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
WEST HALIFAX,

John Hitchcock is at work haying in
Shelburne, Mass.
Mrs. Briggs is in Brattleboro this
week visiting her daughter.
Mrs. F. N. Worden visited her parents
in Glastonbury, Conn.,, last week.
Mrs. Araminta Hudson is on the SICK
list. DR.. Thomas is in attendance.
Mrs. VERNE Pierson has arrived home
after visiting in Brattleboro few days.
Mrs. Ann Ball has returned home
after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kent
in Sadawga for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy w. Bishop Of Win
chester, N. H., visited at his uncle's T..
s. Cooke s, the first of the week.
Mrs. Edith Booth and son, Albert, OF
Coira;n. Mass, have been visiting sew
erai DAYS at her fathers, X. ). Phil
lips
Next Saturday afternoon at 2 p. m.
there will be covenant meeting AZ the
BAPTIST church and Sunday VIII DC
communion day.
There is to be a picnic. in Barber 8
grove Monday, July 4. Dinner will be
served on the picnic plan. Everybody is
invited and all who go are expecting q
jolly good time. :.
Rev. Mary L. Leggett Of Boston will
preach in the Universalist church mex
Sunday at Q o. m. The subject VIII pc
Freedom of Faith. It is expected there
viii be meetings every Sunday through
July and August.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
SOUTH HALIFAX.

Arthur Summer, who has been Ill,
is able to be about again.
Miss Sears and her brother visited
at Will Gibbs s last week.
John Calvin, jr., is at work for his
uncle, James Calvin, in Colrain.
Addie J. Smith of Sbelburne Falls
visited at c. F. Clark's Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Whiting is with her
mother, Mrs. Charles Higley, this week.
Herman Tenny, who works in Haw-
lev, Mass, visited in town over Sun
day.
Miss Kathryn Calvin visited her
sister Hazel in Shelburne Falls last
week.
Weston Stone and family ATTENDED
the Goodnow reunion in Greenheld
Sunday.
John Newstead came "Wednesday to
stay a while with his nephew, George
Newstead.
The dance at Charles Worden 8 Fri,
dav evening was well attended and
all report fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Dalrymple and
daughter of Marlboro were the guests
of 6. R. Woodland Sunday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01

ef York chose feF their emblem The
shiio TOse, while tho adheTenis Of The
bake u Lancaster shese tho Gel.
IL q pasture On tho farm Of i>efsHse
Leach may 10 seen a. alsple tree ehsr !
shess mahy clusters u fully desslete.i
blossoms. also yoans apples the sise ~
Alokafy huis. The haesIs ate Largo. ~
sssss skilsasSs with all The rich ira,
sfanc1 ~ Man, and framed "a leaves ~
dark, shinins sfeen vic With ofahss
blossoms Ia beauty. Tho tree Was close
~ uimmed and grated ~ May, ba.
flowers and fruit arc all on tho old Wool
which Mas doubiless stimulated 10 tut
Their blooming hy the pruning IN INC
sprins. We have mafseled nj accounts
~ grange trees On which were ho~pis
aud fruit al the same time, but heNcf
expected that apple trees ON tho bleak
hillsldes of Vermont would acquire TIC
habit.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
JACKSONVILLE.

N. E. Adams has completed some OF
the repairs on the hotel.
E. P. Reed & Son have the plumbing
at the hotel nearly completed.
Stella Butterfeld is home from her
graduation at Tufts college.
Mr.. and Mrs Bickford visited at Hollis
Stetson's the first Of the week.
Minerva Allen and Mabel Stetson are
home from their school work at Whining
ton.
Miss Sarah Foster of Leyden, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Miss Emily Foster, at
E. S. Aliens.
Services will be held at the Universallst
church Sunday at lO45 a. m. Subject, Inc
Freedom of Faith.
Fred Kohler of Union Hill, N. u, and
Frank Kelley Of New York are visiting az
Hugo Begeibings.
R. R. Fiske and B. T. Colbright OF
Rowe, Mass, are doing the carpenter and
mason repairs on the hotel
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
GUILFoRD.

Ered A. Thomas has sold his farm ~
J. E. Gale.
Miss Jane Miles visited at the home
of her niece. Mrs. John Gale, Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs Jane Mellen went to Athol,
Mass, last Monday to care for Mrs.
Winter and infant son.
Miss Addie Fay and Miss Cora Gil
man of Brattleboro are spending ie"
DAYS at F. A. johnson 8.
Mrs. George H. Newton OF Brattie-
boro visited at the home OF ner COUSIN
II. D. Andrews, a few days last week.
The delegates chosen at the repuoli,
can caucus to the county C., conVehtioda
were r. B. Thomas, Walter mayer anu
Earle Jaqueth.
NJ and Mrs. c. c. Fits of Brattle-
boro were entertained at picnic iu1cn'
con at l.. F. Putnam's last SATURDAY,
Mrs. George Titcomb and youngest su,
have been recent guests at the ea'ne
place. 81,
Tbe Ladies' Union society will serve
;ce.cream next Monday on the parsoat,
ace lawn. At 5 o'clock a supper ~, ~
Strawberries, baked BEANS saiau, i onr,
and cake will be served. All are coi
daily invited. A.. fo,
Mrs. Birdie has entertained the i nn,
lowing relatives and frlends az H ne,
home within the. past ten Gays: on u
nornadston: Mr.. Lyon of WatervlIe
U W Mrs. Cora Burke, her niece, ano
two I children of HolyOke. Mass.
Mrs. Ethel Franklin Davis closed :
useful term of school in district Ii
SUI Saturday with ma picnic when wa
mra.tlv enioyed by all present. IneIt
snas SINGING and recitations by the cmi
Srnn and refreshments OF cake, lse
are a,, homemade candy and Lemonade
ertah nra;se is given Mrs. Davis Tor mel
fa;thfnl services in this school.
School closed Saturday, june 70. IN IN
HE cnG;v, nnpils have had no marx
during the term: Doris Coo COM T hos
ehoo hove had no absent marks are E t,
wiz Son;ers. Ethel Squiers, EllZapetl
M Ma" Lemyra Waterman, Gn mas
r aei;o Mary Baker and Helen MllieI
Mrence Scherlin has been apsent OH,
nne.balf day and Edward Hougns on,
Perrv Squiers, Perley Squiea s,v am am
I,ouise Mann have been aOSehs onA' ~
dow Int have had tardy marks. :.
Miss Sadie Rudd has rose no" ~ !,
bloom showing both wnlte anu Nv 10,
biossoms. occasionally VaIieu aoyuo,
biending of both in the SANE y fron
The parent plant was DIoufnv Mis-
England many years al n Hart
nudu Conn. The name gwen II Is ~
Iol and Lancaster, suggested uy ".
l oth worn by opposing iactions1 - y
empfsem ,o,s War Of the Roses IN the i4tl
tine snet 1arVD when the followers of the Duk
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
WILMINGTON.
Hisl school osaaas,isa and Rsssp,isu

Ihs srsdaaiioa esstsisss q The VA
s,issl6as hlkh ssh6ol ssse = steAi sererss
fasssiss sssaiRs and Mssaeslal hall nae
nllal' Mr. Mastaa 4 AdaAs. Mas,
stoilalst, sni hiss Ates toaitrinshrts'
,Aanlsa, furnished ihs masAe, Miss hAihl
.sen tAstyprlv~is ssii sIlIian ssiuie,efs
address aas received ailh aIliaus~, h,'
Mas tsllasri 10 a sa.ns ~ tho school
Clarke Allsn's slass hasioas se. sst{ an
,s1mtins And ssil srisisn. Misc iishA
Aka. assAy, Pathway Ia haoess. shee
"A sssxllsnl ABILITY, l.se 1tlm sas seIf
w,ily Ia his eiass will snd al ivcsisui 4
li,ils laks Al his hsnds. a. ssil a. praise,
Miss Christina nayds -lees- NAs Nsit
esi.inal and Interesting, The skeslishi
a,ssV Ia ilaTall Mana, The Nobsl t'itsrs.
shoasa snafh hard noik and eas dslis'
sspi ia : pleasing manner, Miss falr,'
shiptr~ had an ssprllrnl sal"iidoft ~
ar-s ehish shos.l much careful thought.
Ibis aas followed W a farewell tenf y
the four all graduates. after which ff.i
d A. Nielr yeFy ably adiTrssssi The audi
rnsp aud the sshoal On 4 Few Ideal.
The diplomas VIEW awarded ~ u u
Adams.
The graduation eserrisss were iolloNel
IN reception 81 tbs graduates given ~
Hank hall ~ the alumni association 81
the Wilmington hish sehoel, which has
rNenily been formed. The hall Was iiri
tin trimmed with maldrn'hair Tern.
roses aud Wild flowers aud the walls
hung with banners ~ SEVERAL descriptions
irom various srhools and oolesos, NC
inshmenis II punch, loefruam ahd waller
wrre served. after which dancing VAS IN
dulgrl IN foe a short time.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01

George Card Pease, wealthy New
York club-man, shot himself through the
head Sunday night at his country home
in Panton, dying instantly. Mr.. Pease
had been in poor health for some years,
and it is understood he had been ordered
by his physician to stay in Vermont,
where he could secure the benefits of the
mountain air and out-of-door exercise
Mr.. Pease was a member of the Knick-
erbocker club, and various similar Or
carnations in New York. His wife, who
is now at Panton, spent part OF eacn
estate. where he kept a large stable Of
horses. Six years ago he bought the
White farm on lake Champlain, six miles
south Of Basin Harbor, and has since
spent large amount of money in beau
tifying the place.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
L,EYDEN.

There will be service next .1;,, I nureach
'n0 %r and Mrs. c. A. Ware Of s s;ster
Mrs. p. D. Sawyer. ,. wolfe,
Mrs Henry pasyr Mdlt eam aer up one day t.
waite T;s o. Meroa Severance. who has oeel
III. ,,. Cook of Ansonia, Conn, VINO !; 4
in town for short vaca'iOn'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01

Shaw and E. P. Adams Of Marlboro. The
chairman said in giving the prizes that 1t
would have pleased him the most Of any,
thing to be able to give l3 prizes instead
Of three. as they thought all deserved one:
It is hoped that the, excellent custom OF
prize speaking may be continued in the
years to come.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01

If it does you should know that backachee
is GENERALLY caused by weak or diseased
kidneys. A medicine called 'Kidnets" has
All it's ingredients printed on the label so
that everyone may know just what is in it.
r. is the great kidney and bladder medicine;
It stops frequent urination. Druggists and
dealers sell it for Soc.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
GROVE.

Dora Barber visited at Halifax Cen
ter a few days last week.
There will be a basket picnic in the
grove at George Barber IS July 4. Every
BODY cordially invited.
Mrs. Whitney and daughter, Mae,
who have been visiting Mrs. Sumner De-
Wolf, have returned home.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01
kdhdeld, Mass.
=, CONFERENCE OPENS
T..,sramsa, Part in the
49, Pgagiam- -.


Die'''' '.,.,.,. l.si Friday n'sh'
, " rs 4 lel'1'l Ton,
w. resHi pt,tide'i ani
II % : 4sau and an ~ 7, !.
| lrsifs lluan lnisrfsln
| m ay a the con
II " s,aufr If lsNa 90" q;
~ snf tie addIcsH ..
- ~ a,a "a The lmn's,.a a..
: a''a',a M. apip lie I, The
! wpt Y.Is 800 Immigrant,
'f.i.ia "a saturday lh s'
| ~ . HfWniscd WIN
ras ,r pui - chairman
o. ~ W. Nat ful II, liar
NJ y liam nuu.Ap SMITH
| as ~, Hmn N,6llli =
\ "f.nrta frank \ saith
per- r'a,m n Nalee'l'
Mn. monument aih'
~ ,bdasn g.Il be devoted 10
nae M attendance
y ..,s all Professor steiner
p.A a lie has made
b ..s lg irw sieakcfr'
$500, atsHl.- by hi, h'i,nol MOI,
G slIr,,s IN oricr tina,
IN li4 aAiu be- arranged
,i+Dsiaf sunset 'ciAie" on
y. girb= ua. Convened WIN INC
.err % Iur HIM a.,
-. wir urn the duty OF
n, ,bf U,I.aw OF the lmm''
~ IN tIi. week ia the
y ' ,miFr ui college men,
v. immigration conditions
WI Nh. @lluz.. demanded that
I'M in solving ihc problem o. o.
y. Y immigrants IN a spllt oi
" 100, y anl lNc. lie believ'
To-, .,,..6f social crisis between
~ "a Mn auI black and white
,snty within 70 years u
~ h nj pmrly the conditions.
i n, ne advantages OF the Az
-. y A. ID citizen over the
q lry nth man. tod,
4 IN, student conference pods
.t,yoop gave Mp meetings ana
- m athletics. The acting
C. Carter q former liar
-. ,lyi,el tbr 80 delegates to
=, meeting, Il necessary, but no,
sribtIr sports. lie said physical
- I'd. necessary Tor any spirit
|ia.iushi. -. ,,i,o,o
H., living audi boating proved at
rytr guard has been station
'. ,.,T,r, sftlent- and an aquatic
! ! Nh, considered. \ large mum
| h delegate, have brought Their
I.5l. and many went on trips to
- Dttrfcli and nearby towns
81 ukng turs were arranged ioi
IyrAffA mountains :,
\. tsDi, tournament started on liz
.ud There were so many entries
y 1ouble, had 10 he given up, 81
g. leing played off Monday after,
1 Although hive courts were used
n, Inn time limit had to be sci
\ eth match Tie most likely WIN
r. 10 Be Stevens and Gates OF the
I tar. team and Harris, the Dart
a md New England championship
4 d, been in the finals of past
|rlnnts here.
n men spent the afternoon practie
In fridays track meet, but baseball
q. he most attention. Twelve games
4 LIVED on three different diamonds
vhras in the college series were
4 Liayette and West Point. A new
& /. been arranged for the prepare
\ dol delegation. in which Andovel
\ Hi school won today.
! he Yale delegations, where alone
b m 10 delegates, games were play
kiyWn the various departments ant
=.
Enays speakers were DIR. h: U
Es d Iowa, Waltor II. Wood o
EhlAh, Rev. II L. Fosdick OF Mont
! and student secretaries Kelsey o
ii, NcConaurliy Of Bowden ant
~ d New York.
b tuesday missionary work was tn
subject Of the addresses, the chic
big Of the day being Rev. j. Lowell
bar Of New York, educational secre
\ d The student volunteer movement
ltiles was upon the duty of colleg,
! 70 svangelize heather countries. HI
\ that Pearys statement that prim
/ people, such as the Eskimo, shout.
r. Jp, I,. II II ail E,e"' . sI wer,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01

r. Fit is on a business trip to New
ny Ruth Mclean is in Jamaica, VT,
4 week.
ny Marjorie Waite has been spending
week in Springfield.
y Smith is telegraph messenger
@ Last Northfeld office.
y. Phipps of Bernardston spent over
aAv with Mrs. Ella Lazelle.
and Mrs. N. P. Wood have return
lSl several weeks trip west.
y and Mrs, A. G. Moody returned
uslf auto trip on Saturday.
" " Dora Allen of the Naples has
~ Tea room and ice-cream parlors.
=, RED Proctor and children have
" North Orange to visit her sister.
N Iar Lyman came by auto from
'nd called on friends last Wednes-
~ " Dora Peck and Miss Delphine La
ts ms assisting in the book store at the
,l M ala banks entertained Mrs. Julia
|s nsI and friend from Brattleboro
H., \, Notion and Harold McGrath are
Sns y clerks at Robbins & Evans for
En-, AIlce Newcomb and Miss Alice
hlams. a''''ii'i are sue''S ~
t, su w. Field has been drawn for
N July. "'i'i n'ee'S Ill '
H.! nate Smith Boyce of Somerville
Past week. VI MIS- " H. "eo''e
b. rssae sumner Packard, of the North
Non '1e, Is local correspondent for the
l,y , aed Corps held a meeting last
leadership. 'S' 'oSian 0'e0On'
hsr - Z, cousins of Lincoln comes to-
Mr. y r spend July with her daugh-
Nm ~ +. B. Caldwell.
&asaa,d Wright and family and Daniel
b N sraha family spent Sunday at
H.. .'Sonalssa in Warwick.
s r., calender of Franconia, N. H.,
ri H. tIses here last week and at.
b, ~ ae nigh school graduation.
b. a aus Crane has come home from
hO,5.ua VII WI spend the summer with
D. n Mrs. Charles Stebbins.
n bas ?k Photo company have left
recently occupied the rooms
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-13
AGED BRUTE FOUND
U|LT Of
ASSAULT
rial Of Georgia Prison Super
intendent Reveals Shocking
Cruelty TO Men and Womea
Inmates of "Stockade,H

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wtrei
Atlanta, Ga. Jan. Ed M. Vim
ing. recently suspended NJ sunerin-
tendent Of the Atlanta city stockade,
and Pete Cornell, a guard at the stock
ade, We're found guilt, IN the superior
court here on charges OF assault and
battery growing out OF alleged brutal
beating of Floyd Green, a negro con
Wet.
The indictment against Captain
Nlning ana his whipping boss followed
an investigation OF the city prison by
a special committee Of the grand jury,
which created Il sensation by report
ing filthy conditions and the cruelty
practiced ~ the stockade were a dis
grace To a civilized community.
The report said that men and
women prisoners were cruelty beaten,
that women for trivial breaches OF the
prison rules were fastened to the wall
with iron hand rings, their feet bare
~ touching the floor. and left in that
position until they tainted.
In the case of tho negro Green, IL
was testified that he wa placed in
the +bucking machine and given ten
severe blow with a heavy leather
strap. Green testified he WAS unable
to work the following day and for
this he was strung up 70 the wall FOR
more than two hours
captain Vining IS IS years Of age
and has been superintendent Of the
stockade for fifteen years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-13
To Stop a Cough in a
Hurry.

With this recipe you can make
a pint of cough remedy at home
in five minutes. A few doses
usually conquer the mot obsti-
nate cough. Simple as it is, no
better remedy can be had at any
price.
Put az o.. Of Pinex (dfty cents
worth) in a clean pint bottle, ana
fill up with Graduated Sugar
syrup. made as follows: Take Il
pint of GRADUATED Sugar, add Z
pint of warm water and stir for 2
minutes. Take a teaspoonful every
one. two or three hours. The
taste is very pleasant-children
take it willingly. Splendid, too,
for colds, chest pains, whooping
cough, bronchitis, etc,
Granulated Sugar makes the
best syrup. Pinex. as you prob
ably know. is the most valuable
concentrated compound of Norway
White Pine Extract. None OF the
weaker pine preparations will take
its place. If your druggist hasn't
the real Pinex, he can easily get
1t for YOU.
Strained honey can be used in
stead of the syrup. ana makes a
very fine honey and pine tar cough
syrup.