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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

Trials ii a Farmer, A. ", Ward; Trials
II sior. k.eIrr, = T., Whitmorr. Mem
her gave anildoles for ihe~c trials,
The Franklin County Branch 81 the
M0msn's lioard oi Foreign Missions heh
is annual mc~iing ~ the Congregational
church al Gr-~nield on Tuesday, Mrs,
sasslely gave a Trpoft Of lis work. Others
who attended werei Mr.. Higgins. Mrs
neWoli. Miss M.rriman and Miss
cynthia Barber. A honniiiul dinner Was
served al noon aud an interesting meet
Ing MAS enjoyed.
4 pleasan, evening brought cut large
gathering Ia the reception II the new
pastor and wife. Rev. and Mr., Arthur
Wilson, last Monday evening at the Uni
tartan church parlors. Al parts oi the
town wcr. rcpf-fnted. a good number
ifum the North church attending, all de-
sirns ior the welfare II the new pastor,
The rooms We're beautifully decorated
with honghs IL apple blossoms and ferns,
Mr., aud Mr.. BENJAMIN r. Field received,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson. 4 musical
program was presented under the dir.e.
ton az Mn. e. II. Webster and Miss
Daisy Dckersan. Mr.. Webster aud
Miss Elizabeth Alexander played duet,
BENJAMIN Field sang and the church choir
rendered two selections. Refreshments
81 ice cream. cake ana punch. were served.
Rev r. H. Meyer Of London, England,
who i Ia conduct n course Of lectures At
Mt, lIernon, and 10 be- the commence,
men, speaker al Mortified seminary. u
al present making an extended tour Of the
United States ~ the interest 81 the World ;
SUNDAY School Association OF which he
i president The tour, which began
March Is. included visits to New Orleans,
Dallas. Mobile. Nashville. Louisville, 81.
Louis. Kansas City. Omaha, Minneapolis,
Chicago. Detroit. Cleveland, indianapolis,
Pittsburg. Philadelphia, Newark. Brook
I'm and Boston. Mr.. Never will take a
leading part at the Sixth Worlds SUNDAY
School convention held May ~. At Wash
ingion. ID. C.. and on june |. will arrive
at Mortified. for his engagements at III,
Moody schools. After his commencement
address on june IL. he will return "a
| London.
Mrs. Martin Dickinson died at the home
of her stcp-daughter, Mrs. II. y, Grant
| in Cambridge last week and the body
was brought here for burial SATURDAY
Mrs. Grant aud her son coming with I'll,
body. Mrs. Dickinson was 10 years ole
and a lifelong resident OF this town; fei
sister died, leaving large family %
small children, and she became thell
mother. and gave her life TO their wei
fare. Four children are living Mrs
Charles Pomeroy OF Bernardston. Mrs
Ryther of Boston, Mrs. Grant Of Cam
bridge. and o. Smith OF Sunderland, wh'
was adopted when boy. She was
member OF the Congregational churci
and a woman OF strong Christian chatae
Ter. The past two years she had DIVIDE
her time between her daughters IN Bern
ardston and Cambridge Rev. \. ia,
smith oificiated at the burial service las
Saturday afternoon.
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Putneyand Vicinity
PUTNEY
isT BIRTHDAY SUNDAY.
Long, Useful and Eventful Life OF
Mrs. Laura NJ. Plants.

Mrs Laura NJ. Piantf.
Mr.. Laura Marion Plant1 passed her
slst birthday Sunday aud has this year
completed the 50th year ia the practice 81
medicine. MIR. Plantz Was one of II chil'
dren born 10 Nelson aud Bathsheba
fMoorel Wheeler. She Is a defendant oi
revolution stock. Her great grandpa
rents on the maternal side were Mooes.
They came 10 Putney March q, i7ua, and
settled in what WAS known az the
Moore neighborhood. Captain Ahilah
and Captain David Moore, her great'grand
fathers, were soldiers in the revolutionary
war. Seven sons and sonsin law OF Zap
tain Abiiah Moore also served ~ that war
Rufus Moore. son of Captain Abilah, mar
ried Betty. daughter Of Captain David
Moore. grandparents OF Mrs. Plantz. Rufus
Moore was in the battle Of Lexington ana
was pensioner. receiving $50 month
Nelson Wheeler Of Chesterfield, \. H.,
maternal grandfather. was also a soldier ~
the revolutionary war. -
Mrs. plantz was born at Lyndon, VI,
MAY \. 1870. Later the family moved 10
Barton Landing When she was about ~
years OF age the family came 10 Pntney.
Mr.. Planiz attended school at Barton
Landing and al Putney. Desiring very
much TO obtain an education she studied
ont OF school hours and recited To Rollin
Keyes and was soon far IN advance OF
classes in the school. She then made ar
rangements TO attend the academy AT West
Brattleboro. In order that this might he
possible she worked for her board IN the
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

"Wednesday. aud Mr.. II. Il, Waite from
the Congregational sunday school
Mn. Osrood Putnam Of san Francisco
Cal has been a recent guest Of Miss =
H. White,
DIR. T.. %. Peiree Of Michigan Is a guest
this week at the home of his mo'her
Mrs. +. l.. Peirce.
Mr.. II. G. Everleth visited her sister
MIR. Knight. at West BEttleboro Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mrs. Milan Mason Of Springfield. Mass
was a guest al the home OF her iathef'
II. =. Fart this week.
Mr.. and Mr.. II. A. Brainard were re-
cent visitors at the home OF Mrs. BRAN
ard'- brother At Chester
Al the grange meeting tonight the third
aud fourth degrees will be conferred on
class OF several candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Loveland OF Brat
tleboro were visitors ~ j. H. LoNeiahu
from SATURDAY until "Wednesday.
Miss Bessie +. Braley went to Boston
last Friday TO spend a few weeks WIN
her sister-in.law. Mrs, John Braley'
The Pntney baseball team played
against the Townshend team last week
and the Townshend team won by score
OF 9 to o.
Miss Anna Blood went last Thursday
10 Marlboro. " H., after spending the
winter at the home of her mother MT
Martha j. Blood.
Miss Alice Houghton Of Westfield,
Mass. and Mrs +. b. Houghton OF
| Northampton. Mass, We're visitors oil Mt
and Mrs. Dorr Clough Monday.
! Rev. G.. II. Watt OF Barre, coipor,teuI
for the state of Vermont, will preach az
| the Bantist church Sunday evening at
n. m. All are cordially invited to attend
Mrs. +. f. Patterson's children, Mrs
Daniel Patterson OF Brattleboro, MIS-
Ceorge Bush of Greenfield, Herbert Pat
terson and Mrs Edna Hallett were mel
guests on her birthday, May 6.
Mrs. J. d. Beeman of Brattleboro wa wa
a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Clough Fri
day. and Mrs. f. 5. Taft OF Brattlebore
was a guest of her parents. Mr.. and MIS-
O Il. Newcomb. Friday. Mrs. Newcomt
returned home with Mrs. Taft.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Wilson Of Proetors
vile were guests of Mrs VI. L. Robin:
and : ]. Converse last week. Mr. anc
Mrs Wilson were on their wedding IMP
Mrs Wilson was Miss J.. Head and ha;
lived with Mrs Robbins for several
months.
The Junior order, L. 4. NJ, VIII give
n ball in the town hall Tuesday evening
Nav II. The music will be by Edward y
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Mrs. rarquhar McRae.

Rboda Elizabeth Lowell McRae, -.
d;aJ al her home "Wednesday morning
,fter an illness of lust three weeks caused
Lv breaking her hin She was born AT
Rockingham. March 1, ls32, and was one
az 10 children of Ebenezer and Miranda
Uoyeln Lowell Ebenezer Lowell was cap
tain in the war OF lsl2 He came to Rock
;ngbam from Worcester, Mass. and later
The family moved to East Putney and then
~ Dummerston. living on the farm now
owned hy Mrs. Sarah Il. iolton: Mrs
WcRae married Farauhar McRae Oct. ii;
1854 al Fitzwilliam. y. II. They lived
Al Winchendon. Mass. Philadelphia, Pa
Walpole. \. H., and came to Putney IN
1890 and have lived during their resi-
Jence here at the farm where she died.
Three children were born TO them--sarah,
Who died at Winchendon; John H., VINO
died Al Athena. Mich, Aug. 70, 1900, ana
Charles A. OF Brattleboro.
Mrs. McRae was a woman OF many
sterling qualities, kind-hearted and gen,
erons She leaves. besides her husband
and son. one brother, Henry Lowell, oil
putney. and sister. Mrs. Sarah Abbott,
III Keepe. y. II. The funeral was held
today at , o'clock at the house, Rev ): T.
Kerry of the Baptist church officiating
Brial was in Mount Pleasant cemetery
NJ. T.. Robbins has been granted
victualler's license.
Mrs. Rhoda MacRae died at her home
Wednesday morning.
Rev. !. +. Berry of the Baptist church
attended the Windham County sunday
School convention at West Brattieooro
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NoRTHFIELD FARMS.

Mrs. Ernest Field is back in her home
once more.
Miss Mabel Merriman is home from a
visit to New York.
Miss Asahel Sawyer has gone TO ,le'e-
land, O., for a month.
Mrs. Chamberlain and daughter Mar
puerite. are at Fred Morgans.
Mrs. Warren Mann of Orange, has been
visiting at the Lower farm recently.
The Ladies Benevolent society held rs
annual meeting at the library May !, ana
reelected the same officers Tor aho'he'
year. - A., q
Tho dance held at Union hall May =
,,.as vol attended. There will be dance
in Irnion< hall May l3, in charge oil Miss
Frances Kavenangh. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Wheelock and daughter pIoa
Marion, OF Brightwood, , Mose R~attle.
boro have all been recent guests at u ~
Adams's.
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Gu1LFORD CENTER.

Henry Forrest has moved INTO f.
W. Legate's tenement
Miss Nellie Miner returned from
Springfield Mass, last Saturday.
Remember the grange meeting ana
degree work tomorrow evening (na'u''
day).
There will he preaching in the UNI
versalist church Sunday at p. m by
Rev. ID. +. Trout.
r. r. King of Springfield, Mass, VS.
tied al 5. NJ. Bullock s and b. \. whit
temore $ over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas attend.
ed the auction Tuesday at Marlboro oil
Mr.. Thomas s sister, Mrs. George Ames.
:. NJ. Bullock goes to Springfield,
Mass. Sunday where he has position.
Mrs. Bullock and Lowell will remain
here through the summer
Charles Ramsdell, who has been very
low for some time, passed away Wed.
nesday afternoon. The family went
Thursday morning with the body to
New York, where the funeral VIII De
held.
William Hodgman went TO Boston
Tuesday 10 procure tickets for himself
and wife for their trip to California;
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Clark have moved
TO the Hodgman home to stay during
their absence.
The guests at b. A. Whittemore s
last week were Philip Burlingame, Min
ME TAYLOR and Miss Church of Spring
field Mass, Miss Lulu Ward of Brat
tIeboro and Mr.. and Mrs. Walbridge
and Miss Walbridge of Concord, who
have purchased the Hawkins farm.
large company were in attendance,
at the Nav dance given in Grange hall
last Friday evening. An excellent SUI
car supper was served. Much credit Is
dne MI. Whittemore for the snow
which he had the faculty to manufac;
ture. All claimed it to be an excel
lent substitute for the real article.
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in the legislature OF Ohio
and was associated there with james a,
Garfield who was his intimate iriend-and
Mr.. Cox Of Cincinnati. These three were
The only abolitionists in the legislature at
that time. lie was also a member OF con
rress and he delivered an able speech on
reconstruction in congress, After JUG.
Plants death Mr.. Plan,z spent about
four years in Pomeroy. She Travelled eXten-
sively through the ives, and south, visiting
Salt Lake City, Chicago and in Minnesota,
ID C.. and while there became a member
=, ,hs national society. Daughters Of the
American Revolution. Her number Is -,
She i also member Of w H. Greenwood
w. r. c. No. o5, Identified member Q,
Golden Rule Chapter, No. 3, o. +; ;, and
!, member az the Congregational church OF
Pntney. She came to Putney several
YEAR ago and built the house where she
now lives. Mrs. Plantz has had a long,
eyentful and useful life and her friends
trust that she has number OF happy ana
useful years yet to come.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13
JACKSONVILLE.

NJ A. Brown was in town Tuesday.
Mrs Juliana Greene is visiting IN
town. :,
Mrs Martha Fuller is visiting IN
Brattleboro. -
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris visited al
Israel Hall S Sunday :.
Joseph Leonard has sold ms farm u
persons in st. Johnsbury.
Otis Kingsley has moved to the ~
ron Peterson farm which he mas Doug NJ
Bert Leonard has bought the mouse sd
opposite |. o. 0. F. han ana moVe'
there.
Mrs LYMAN Dalrymple is not as Wen
~ so naralyzed as to be unable to
make herself understood.
George and Fred Sprague nave e x,
changed the Glen House for farm M q,
Eugene Adams in Rowe, Mass .oo MI
Adams will take possession at once
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13
SOUTH VERNON.

Mrs f. w. Bascom has gone 10 -A
n',e Dunklee is unloading several cars
Of ashes this spring 80 Orange.
" NJ Iulia Newton has gone to oranee'
Mass to. visit her son. 70.
Mrs Leon Burrows and child weie
MIS- v;s tors at Fremont Fairmans' =
'e nn.;aht Priest, former reside er;snd Is
eoDth Vernon, called upon ola iiie
last week. uot,rred from
>rMA1Th h. Mass, where she spen and
l,oat with her son, Arthur Jackson anu
family. ,s broken into
~ nc sunday evening, ana ;n+n Mon.
s last san eating saloon broken INTO "0"
Gay ~, hodv of Burton Morrill, was , oTo9 sat
Inc fo orJ burial in the family lot las. s s%r
here iof from o Springfield. A sister mna s
wives him and. ana ni IN this great sorrow. tic
o. OIL ,n1 nopular young man.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13
LEYDEN.

Mrs A. Y. Keet was in Springfield sat
urday and Sunday
Twenty-Five members of the Leydeih
grange went "neghboring to the Coi'
rain grange Tuesday evening
Mrs. William Sprout of South Deer,
eoid s,ant the last of the week ana
n nvi Sunday with her friend, Mildred
Severance. 80
Mrs. Harry Rugg Of Montague oi1y p was
with her father and aunt, n y. Until
son. and Mrs. Sawyer, from lliu"S M Cor
Sunday when her husband cdIl s up 40
the day and she returned WIN nun u
Miss Given, the teacher at b pnrn
Meadows. is sick with measles az De-
ardston. consequently there Is no - s,n Las
This week. John Howe's lt'ie siii nos
measles also. A.. fo,,ow.
pav y O. Hooper extends the ioli LOW
;nv;tation for Memorial sunday. ~
III Tomrades and Veterans OF Leyten,
G a. Following an honored cus.o at
~, NV. PREDECESSORS, | have the giehs o
uieas,,re to invite all members q d. '4 4o
r PieaR with their wives and famlies % 70
attend church Sunday morning, s Smsgdav'
tbe day set apart as Memorial swami.
The pastor will preach a sermon apph oped
ata 70 the sacred occasion. ~ - no Ear
that all will accept this mvi1at,on al the
as they are able to do SO ana aiso az
citizens of the town. hos
Memorial day will be observed as i All
~ nnr custom for the past years. tho a.,
oee Tho neople are invited ITO meet az i he.
, ~ .n ahnut 10 o'clock and exercises VIII w
n 1un at 1890. The choir ana 'ne then
Children will have their pait any tbe ad.
d Gsv E. He has Chosen as o hi; The sq Hnon
wa es0 Saved and will treat OF th tne ali IIo who
Historically. It is important t 1na' d a and
are in ho nds foy in NJ" our history
should do their part inns will follow the
fttngly tbsee exercises to which all arc
close OF ID ' to contribute and join in the
zaa;o1 hOur
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SOUTH HALIFAX.

w. +. Higley and little Floyd Harris
are quite i'll.
Peter Witcup and friend visited az 'o''"
Galyin's few days last week
Sidney Eaton has finished work work Tor +
B. Stone and gone to Green River
G. F. Clark and son have sold their
driving horses to Brattleboro parties
Charles Huntley of Holyoke, Mass, was
tho guest of Derrick Harris over sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Crandall Harris Of South 1
Dearfeld visited at D. f. and M. Z; Har-
r;s's and c. R. Woodlands last week.
Mr. Howard and family last week
aml, 70 The farm that they bought OF
Fam Erant linton early in the spring
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13
GUILrORD.

The listers books show slight IN
crease in valuation over last year.
Cream gatherers on all the local
routes are working over time this week
on account of the milk war.
j. II. Walbridge Of Concord moved
10 the farm here which he recently
bought of Mr.. Hawkins last Thursday
c. II. Stratton. who moved from }.
W Lowry's farm. known as the Orrin
Wcatherhead place, three years ago,
having sold out his property In Dan
bury. y. H., will return to his former
home here the last of this week.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13
Legal Notices.
ESTATE or LAWRENCE HEAPHY

CTATE OF VERMONT.
- District Of Marlboro. -. n,.,.,., n,
Marlboro: A. ..,.,. NJ law
To ali persons interested IN the es'a,s 1i
renee Hsaphy late Of Brattleboro. In said pihtr'e'
Al Probate Court, holden at Brattlseoro wi ,a,n
and Tor aid District on the 2lst day Of Apr islv
a. instr,,ment purporting 20 be the last VIII ana
Testament Of Lawrence Heaphy. late OF bratu z.
boro. in said District. deceased. was p'ese"'e "
The Cour, aforesaid. for Probate a.. os,h
And il Is ordered by said Court that the .siS "a
day q May. 1910. at the Probate once 70 sam
R,s,,leboro be assigned for proving said instru-
r,sn,. ana that notice thereof be given 70 an per
sons BY publishing ths orSss
.na,,., circulating in that vicinity, In SAID
pis,riet. previous TO the time appointed;
Therefore. you are hereby notified 20 appsisd
befoyc aid Court at the time and place aioresa,o.
and contest the probate Of said will, II you nave
cause. . p.,,i.horo in said
District. this 10th day Of May, 1910 -.
1921 a. T.
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HALIFAX.

pbilip Hitchcock came home from
Northfeld last week and is at work for
William Warren.
Mrs Herman Ware of Wilmington is
spending few days WIN her s'''''
Mrs. A. C. Jones, this week,
Mrs Bottomly and daughter, Mr., MIS-
Mvron Crosier, of Shelburne rams
Mass. was in town last week.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13
mas This Mean You7

Indigestion, sour stomach, const,p pat n;s.
then headache, backache, and genera asat n the
cradle feeling. Do you F knoM 1 Msd;c;ne
pleasant herb tea Lanes ase b sa each day,
Lane ,;,, t ra1oye ali these troubles almost
and Mia lHIf YOU do not know it, get 9
, nnrbaee today at any druggists or deal
er's (25c).
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VERNON.

Mrs G. stebbins, jr-, is VISITING
Boston this week. -. "Wednesday
MIS- Grss,ee nj with her daughter '
The Ladies Circle will meet Ieems next supper we
p;iI be served at the usual hour An -
invited. h.on nlaced in the
rive rlyer and ad' Hinsdale for the convenience
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF MARTHA J. DUSTIN, -. ,ho
The undersigned having been appo.h.eu y NJ ~
49, commissioners, to receive. examine and 40.
inst ali claims and demands Of all persons against
The estate Of Martha j. Dustin late Of Brattlsboro
in said District deceased. and all CLAIMS exnosi
NJ, for The purpose aforesaid. at the Bratteboro
T.,,s, &c Comnany, in the town of Brattleboro in
said district on the 2srd day Of May and Ing Sey
% .aS - said DAYS and that six months from the
istb day Of April 4. D. islois the time limited 5y
aid Court for said creditors TO present the'r
Claims TO us FOR examination and allowance, ,,
Dated at Brattleboro. VT. this 2nd Gay Oh may
a. - '' Sanford A: Daniels. Commissioners.
1920 Il. w. BlocgeU'
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ucrnslley's singing orchestra which gave
~ much satisfaction earlier in the season
Floor director. &. A. Poland; aids, +; =
peire. r. T.. Robertson, Frank Hot
supper viii be served in the lower town
hill
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13
Bows Can Make Money

picking up Bones and sending them 70
ms We pay 65 cents per hundred for
almost anything in the Bone line, II dry.
For clean, dry, boiled butchers or mouse
homes we pay as high as So cents per
hundred. AT these prices we pay the
freight from nearly all stations on snip
ments of 200 pounds or more. snip IN
barrels or cheap sacks.
CARROLL s. PAGE, Hyde Park, Vt.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

W. PROCTOR.
Mrs Mead received telegram Sunday
1hounclne the death of her cousin, MIS-
;fanor Mead Howells, wife of the au-
1or; William Dean Howells, in New
RolS She was sister of Miss May
,lead whose death occurred in Virginia a
mort time ago.
Mt Hermon school loses a valuable
Ellistee in the death of Fl. B. Silliman OF
ohoes, \, Y Mr.. Silliman has always
l0Wn great interest in the school ana ,,
a the donor of Silliman Science nall
tad has given generous gifts to the en-
oTment fund.
riot Chandler, the widely known
lencan astronomer, gave an illustrated
kTTIlIe on The Heavens and the Wonder
World with pictures of the solar system
motion, at the town hall "Wednesday,
enhg There was a good audience ana
aay children The lecture was very
hstuctive.
Mss Grace VI. Bailey of Northampton,
.tTFVsor Of music for three years
the public schools, has resigned to take
SIMILAR position in Wisconsin. MIS-,
ey has rendered excellent service, ano
,;a her recent reappointment came 9
~ IN salary. Miss Bailey has many,
i'sLds IN Northfeld who will be pleased
near Of her success as she was an ex-
Sto supervisor OF music here IN
'le 1range had a unique program foI
meeting last Tuesday night: FIVE,
1 ny. PAPERS were read on The Trials OF
~ sIall Carrier, by T. R. Calender
III ais o. School Boy, Chester Aldrlch;
ms Of a Jeweler, Wallace Fl. Hoiton;
IN Of a Baker, S. H. Smith; Trials o.
eelool Superintendent. E. f. Howard,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-10

TO comment upon. the resignation OF
DR.. WATSON or to say II he would
make any comment upon Il In his ser.
mon before the diocesan convention
tomorrow.
Last night DR. WATSON told a World
reporter that he would base his cam.
paign on the relation of the church
TO temperance He advanced several
reasons on which he will urge the re.
peal of the local option law and ask
for such reforms as he says will place
the liquor traffic In the hands Of re-
spectacle persons.
DR., WATSON will not preach ON the
subject while he Is In the pulpit, but
he will carry ON his campaign entire.
ly outside the church. He will use
his home In Mattick as headquarters
iron where he will distribute litera.
ture and answer calls to any towns
which may ask for his aid
strip prohibition of the cantic0ni-
GUS robes with which II clothes itsGli
and venture to say Il will lose three
fourths OF its present influence and
power over the minds OF the people"
said Dr. WATSON. The prohibition ag.
itators are working this religious plea
for all II Is worth. II has been their
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top card all the way through.
"The Prohibltionlsts proclaim with
an air of bold confidence that their
crusade against rum is based on the
teachings In the Bible. Now ! charg
the Prohibitionists with either ignor-
antly or willingly mfsrepreseuting the
teachings OF the Bible On This ques-
ton of the use OF alcoholic beverages.
Il would remind the prUhibltionists
that the Bible condemns intemperance
In speech ms well as in drink. This
fight must be carried ON outside the
walls Of the church.
Local Option a Club. '''''
The local option system creates n
condition of uncertainty. This law Is
a club held over the head OF every
man engaged In business. The reputa.
BILE dealer Is often punished for the
disorderly conduct of the diyekeeper.
The present tendency Is TO discour.
age the reputable men from selling
liquor and to divert the business into
the hands Of irresponsible and lawless
persons
THE law ought to aim at the eleva.
ton of the business and the improve
ment of the personnel.
Il would substitute for the Local OPP