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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
EAST JAMAICA.

Nrs. Ruhy johnson is ~ work fo'
Mr. =. Il Leonard
z +. Gushing q Springfield Mass
IA ~ q Il. Gleason s this week.
Edward sieckwel q BrsitlebDfo Is
AZ y. Il Peek = for has vacation.
Mrs.. Y. T. Pierce visited ~ Il d
Wheeler , in Rawsouvllle "Wednesday.
We. Ealsett has been working The
roads il this parT Of the town TINS
week
He Potter carried his father IS far
Is RuflEuG on lbs way 70 VISIT IN taLi-
field. VI.
Miss Stella Reed Of wardsbOro was
rues; 81 Z. L. Thayer : the hrst q
the week
oxford Holbrp1.k has a gang q men
F,eelinr bark and expects 70 put II
steam miu this fan.
M. and Mrs. T. :. Allen are II
Nort hampton. Mass, tins week visiting
fheir son and family.
Preutiss Butler, Ora Howe and sadie
Deter are 0uurHutiued IN their homes
with whpupinc cough
Miss Hope Waterman and Miss Stella
Reed started for sboford lake Mon
aav whore they have employment
Ms. Carrie Ryan Of Cambridge
Mass. - visiting her mother. MRS
Fultz- at her brother 5, 9. NJ Dnane 8
Mr.. Dphbs af Brooklyn. Y. y, NJ.
ma Mrs. :. ". Holden, Mrs. Hunter
gD6 aauehfer. Margaret. q London
DERRY. were al Z. d. Howard 5 Wed
uesdav
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
WEST wARDSBORo.

There are several cases OF German
measles in this village.
I'll. A. Waite viii hold a dance ri his
hall Monday evening, July 4th.
The listers are making the quaaren-
NAL appraisal of real estate in town.
Mrs. NJ L. Rice has returned from
Connecticut. Her nephew. Leonard
Alllno. came hack with her.
G. J Howe of Ashland. Mass. and
Mr.. Randol Of Brattleh0ro were in
tewn Oh business the first of the week.
Mrs. Bessie Synonds of Springfield
Mass, visited at W. j. Davidson Is and
". n Boardman g a few DAYS recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shine of Am
herst- Mass, spent a few DAYS with
their brother, Charles Shine, and fam
lily.
Mrs. Phidora Sprague of Hinsdale,
y. t., came last week to spend some
time with her daughter, Mrs. W J.
Davidson,
Moses Sheldon Of Dorset was at Ed
mund Roberts s over SUNDAY. Carrie
Roberts Went home with him to spend a
few weeks.
+. Bergman and sister. who have
been boarding al H A. Waife's several
weeks. Went to their home in Connect
euf SATURDAY..
Arthur Hammond Of Minneapolis.
Mimi, was in town Tuesday. He came
from Worcester, Mass. where he had
been TO attend family reunion of the
Hammond family
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
EAST DOVER.

Mrs. G. Fl. Russell is visiting at Z.
A. Ryther 5 this week.
Lillian Pruutv is spending several
DAYS in Springfield, Mass.
George Roberts was in Shelhurne
Falls from Friday until Monday.
John Hal Of Shelburne Falls is visit
ing has sister, Mrs G. B. Roberts.
Merton LazeIle and friend of Brat
tleborO spent Sunday at C. J. LazeIle IS.
Lester and Lillian Moore of Bratfle-
e0ro spent Sunday al their home here.
Miss Hamilton OF Brattleboro Is
spending few days al NJ. A. Moore s.
Mr. and Mrs. Wales Adams of Brat
tleboro are visiting relatives in this
place.
Nr. and Mrs. Frank Hsscock Of
Mesi Dover visited at Z. H. Pratt Is
Wednesday.
M and Mrs. W. c. HaIladav. Mrs,
William Aeaw and Mrs. NJ. A. Moore
attended the graduation exercises In
braTtleborn, RAYMOND Halladav. son Of
MI. and Mrs ". c. HRIladav. and MI
dreo aeaw- niece Of Mrs. Yeaw apd
MIS- Moore, being among the grsdu-
afes.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
WEST DUMMERsToN.

Hollis GuodeD visited in Springfield,
Mass. the FIRST Of the week
William Matros spent Sunday With
his parents in Monson, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W Fuller Of Hall
fax called on Mrs. Lucy LeRay satuT-
day.
There win be dance in Grange hal
July l.. Hines and Dugan Till furnish
music.
Mrs. Hattie Marsh has returned from
Woodstock where she has been visiting
her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Noreross Of
Brattleboro were guests at William
Aiken 3 this week.
Mrs Leroy Wilder Of Holyoke,
Mass. is visiting her parents, MI and
Mrs. Charles Wilson.
Mrs. RAYMOND and children Of
Keene. n. H.. and Miss Catherine Hart
nell of Brattleboro spent Sunday at
Z. &. Russell 5.
Louis CoDmbs has recently purchased
the place known as the pool room from
Charles Taft. Mr. Coomhs intends to
make it into nice little tenement.
MIR. and Mrs. Merton hanson and
little daughter OF OrCtsbtl. 4hhe'r--
sppnt a few DAYS with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 2. o 'Brien, this week.
Patrick Connarn attended the lodge
meeting Of the Railway Track Foreman
of America in Palmer, Mass. Nhlle IN
Palmer he was the guest OF Samuel
ProutY.
Frank Leonard. while saving shin
ples last week, sustained q very I'al1l-
FIJI accident. the saw cutting on the
thumb of his left hand. DR.; White
was called to attend TO his injuries.
Miss Grace Burnett came Saturday
from Ann Arbor, Mich, where she mas
been attending college, to spend her
vacation with her parents, MI and
MRS. William Burnett. She was accom-
panied bv Sumner Horton, who Is to
visit ms grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
4. O. Noreross
News has been received here TINS
week of the death of Patrick f. Me
Carthv in Barre. He was former res,
iden1 of this place. and the news OF
his death was q great shock 70 the
community His wife and children
have the sympathy of all former neigh
bors and friends.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
wARDSBoRo

They hive begun work on the road
again.
Mrs. George Ta1-nhErn visited in Brat
tlehar1 recently.
Mrs. Mary Inrraham has been visiting
al L. J FOSTER
Dorr Wakefield visited has aunt, Mrs.
Morse. IN NswiHne, Saturday.
George Turtles Hnction was wen attend
ed SATURDAY, and things went well
Fred Robinson mas finished work at
Baeon's min in Townshend and is at
home.
Walter Smith from Springfield. Mass,
Is here repairing ms house. VIII hl1dsI
is helping him. Mr.. Smith expects to
have i number 81 boGrdars Tins summer.
Mrs Darr Wakefield expects her
nephew, Harry Hupkinsnn, and q friend
from Boston. also her brothersin-law, Mr.
Hapfinson, from New Hampshire, TINS
week
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
JAMAICA

NJ Hnfixru and suh, Lillsf. AZ
ristihs here
p,.S Jshnsap y visiting he uhsis,
81 ~ anhnsnn,
T.,os join Howard visited fciA'lre'
e taxa fhs art - the week
NJ ana Mr. A II Lasfsf tAiist
sunary ~ sg~nd ieW Wceks bert
M. RaHzfGk Euui. Mr. y III, 10,
fsfafne1 a be- hsme ~ Amhe'fi MOB
N, and NJ 2. 2. p.saH weHi .
spaaafd laEr SATURDAY - wn'E iei
ibs Sumner.
a., and Mr. LsFevfs left Nonaay
~ fwc wee 40 fisai e be- lAfeAn -
Catnertrut
N, and M. n. l. HOWARD seilrt~c
~nfufday from . TIVE Ncria NAF -
Massachusetts,
~. and Mr. p l. Williams called
al hef parents. NJ. ana Nh = =
klusshufF, >EfurahY,
M =. M. PfDufv. Nh sapef hn1
Leon Ban.is Nrfs taken lnio iht NeA
eregnfiouhi church sandy
NJ. {. J. Torrey rave . lIariy. "a
urlnv n homes q be- nuli M -
-. tie occasion beng he- 1sth hiFih'
dAF.
The missionary meeting a. he tth-
sreeatfanal church paflnfs 4ues4As
rns vel attended, Tea was served hs
Mr.. Lucy Kellogg.
Miss Rena Musief. national me-
sinunrv Nufkcf, gave a very htllill
ana Interesting iElk ~ the NonltesA
iionaI church Tuesalr evening.
NJ. Lucv BROOKS, a tshe bel ~
Mortified. and her sisfef, Mss = III
Bfaaks. y lakewood y. ! came ues-
dnv 10 risdf ihsif cousins J. =. AIA4s
and FIora Howard
M. and Mr. William Carlton o.
Windhatn. Mn. CYNTHIA Allen q Brat
,leharo and william J. Aleriet q Lon 1.
douaerrr were Cnests q Nj. and MI
George II. Gardner sunday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24

m. 0.s--xxu.a. have Fgnf ~ eif-hs
fgl4 Ms. - > tsp sesas fnl
n Zen relHU fa~a rs.srsisl.s...i.ss
s.--vrS.a.fs-.. !. E.lz1ME - rHnrzr.f
,.,lss Il lis 500 Il ths i.-- arsf - =
IrHfsfs
p-s AalH ksuirf vi Ffs sAsia IA
=. -. N.fhs.tsi ulUiri >zsuretf rsriins
II, n, So Ia susssres, ths AtuaItaaa =
Inals e&ns fsif
II si.ss : EFy nur nd mrii.i'rf q ~
Gene Nha N'isisss q neatf4istsie ss..e
- - ainbss auiy 8 thf ruHsn'iiirs S-A
!. vrFy sac II Il
r,a,i Mslona q! NV Aak uf va
:, -. sN-ssssdsf. IL ranas n of9fss
g.. q axsasa ths funeral q IN sisifs
~ Wslssf Gssy, Who alrd TUESDAY
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
wILIAMsvILLE.

Mrs. T. W Morse is visiting in heene
Miss Annie Pierce was at home over
Sunday.
Charles Gleason has entered the employ
Of A. NJ Merrlheld.
1t viii be gentlemen's night at the
grange next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E, G. Stiles OF Newfane Is at G..
W. Dickinsons for lew days.
P. G. Carr attended the funeral Of
Charles Hall IN Townsbend Tuesday.
Mrs. o. E. Newton picked bouquet
Of sweet peas Saturday from her garden
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Sparks OF Towns
bend were at f. FL. Richardson's Mon
day.
Charles Carr and mother Of West
Towpshend were Sunday visitors at ?. c.
Cars
Mr.. and Mrs. F. O. Downs Of East
Dummerston were at L. L. Willard :
Sunday.
Mrs. G. E. Webster Of Johnsonrile, \.
Y. Is visiting her daughter, Mrs Porter
Thsyer.
Miss Florence Dickinson went to Orange
THURSDAY to attend the funeral OF Mrs
Walter Gray.
Mrs. Scott Eames and Miss Clara
Earnes of Brartleboro spent Sunday at
e. ". Diekinsonis
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hendricks Of
YalesriIle. Conn. have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. c. Il Dickinson
Ms. Henry johnson and granddaughter,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
LONDONDERRY.

NJ. and Mrs Charlton have returned
10 Manchester.
Mrs. Olive LefHugwen is Al work at
Mrs Z. T, Arnold's.
Mrs. George Hall Of Brattlsboro was at
Frank Stencils Saturday.
Mrs. Sheldon and daughter OF Chester
are visiting al Mrs FL. A Abburts
Mr.. ana Mrs. Shepardsun and Mr..
Relsue were ID Manchester Tuesday.
Mrs. W. L. Gibson and Marion attended
Pomona grange at Grafton "Wednesday.
DR.. Z. T. Arnold Of New York has
ianed his family here, for few weeks
stay.
The first graduating exercises Of the
grammar school viii be held al Union hall
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Holt were in town
Sunday and Monday 10 move their house
hold goods to their new home al Man
chester
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
wETTTNGEAk

Cad Wheeler ana tse1-f -
went 10 Greenfield >unll'
Several went from ben u y
Albums ThursdEy e tls lr11
Blanche Underwood 8 oois-ln :
mr. her father, William naervoG
c. :. Chase and hHiy p B-1,.
came Monday 90 Their s1la
Chase s. returning Nslne,aE
Henry Brown Q. Ha.nlz vsl1
ssfer. Mrs. Ophella snow ]"
TIM week u
Mrs. Kent went 70 y ~ hll1
her mother. Mrs. Bah v'h slint 7
time with her
Mrs. Frank Albee wen e "-ll
Thursday f1r VISIT rril-iiiis -
first 81 the week
Or. Stafford Of Nor.1 AlAnh ~
chauffeur came over samoa. y n
to see ms parents,
Master Harold Hewett an1 l.A
Dorothy. Of North Aalms aif
their aunt, Mrs. Anna L'ariilz
Ellison Shade. WHO is WORKING /
hotel here. went last ,eltlA 4
home IN Jolnsnuvlat, r. j. e
Hal Baker Of niagara Tails
a week here with hl- ass-a' y.
Hull and Mrs. Ida NuraaaF ~
ms prat~ar. Ernest u ieaas0os
Emerson stafford went 2 ~,
Bridge last week Thursday aua yiAa I,
daughter. wife OF int EuTael-
Phelps. returning oEcur.A. -'-A'
Miss Mcmillan d sheloane IaA !,
is teaching IN the Gillette liS'3 NJ h
SUNDAY at Gerald Whee.e' ~ h
az Sherman spent >'mla. ""-
Christine Wheeler.
Allison Smith received news Ia a
that his father, Charles LYING = "a
had suffered a paralytir s1aak Az ~, -
a very Ind condition He WIN ~
brother. Owen, Wednes1l, ga y 4
Shelirur-pe Falls. On then way
taken IN and was taken Y ~ -
has brother where he SUI salll'''D
Little Otis Wheeler was taAsI u
Monday and lay IL aonruisions Il h
and parf OF Tuesday Iley is -
! veI-r weak condition l'r 80
Readsborp was summoned e Is ~ ~ !,
trained nurse from North aa,A- q
Tuesday noon to care IL LIN ,i
Wheeler is getting neariy won ~ y.
is a very peculiar and sna nj n u
child now cannot see D. ital :-,r .
and is thought to he suffering ii'
kind of brain trouble
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
HoueHroNvIllE

Mrs. Ellen Fuller Of Chester called on
relatives here Sunday.
A very successful term Of school, taught
bv Miss Helen Culver OF Grafton. closed
FRIDAY with q picnie at which there were
a number Of people present. lee-cream
and cake were served and a good time re-
ported by all. All hope Miss Culver vii
come back for another term. The pupils
having no absent marks were: Raymond
Blood. Gertrude Dsvoll. Hazel and Hugh
Dawson. Harry Fsrnum, Marjorie and
George Gallup. Rose and Ray Jackson,
Ruth Ober, Emma Parker. Lee Jackson
missed q hall day. Lee jackson won the
most head marks IN the third grade and
Hazel Dawson IN the eighth grade Mar
iorie Gallup won the prize for having the
greatest variety OF wild flowers, and HEzel
Dawson for improving the most N writ
Ing
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
WEST TowNsHEND.

Miss Maude Howard is al home from
her work al Mystic, Conn
Miss Kate Hawkins e T0wnshend
has been visiting Mrs. Charles Dean
Miss Hazel Switzer Of Brsttlsboro Is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. G, II swift
zef.
Mrs. Henry Allen Of BrHttleb9ro was
an over Sunday guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. c. NJ Dean.
Mrs. T. A. Rhoades and grandson.
Everett l. Rbuades. are Occupying the
tenement recently vacated hy Charles
Dunbar NJ Henry Hamilton. s.
Miss Hurtense l. SwitzeT has finished
her school duties ~ Center Union
school IN Easthamuton. Mass, aud Is
Standing her vacation in the family 81
hey brother. q. p Switzer
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
WEST oovEl

Henry RYDER ~ All -u.i
town lasf week
Fred Boyle j. vJfEig r.
Pike II WErashoro
NJ. and Mr. Leu Hsaai 4
al Z. II. SiHnlev ~ltslr
Miss Martha Jeues { E-EZ
Nh. c. c HAYNES 81 Nla1-E
Z. L. Cook went * Nal'l-.ir
week 70 a 6. A. J. correction
: J Sylvester &; I-a-tel1r Al
town TBesdEy after more @ 4 =
Mrs. Ellen Boe.t i ris,r. =
and relstives n b-lr-lehor, ~ =
james McCreG mas flushed - Y
here on his house ar- has feir-.
B-n-fiehnrn whore b. vi vwl 1
Letis sylvester.
Louis Elwen VIII lls bee "
witt rnsumonia. Is hefte- hh 4
ters Winnie and Clara LEel. {
uinrion, came 70 SCI IN Ann1zf
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
BRooEIINE.

John Cummings Of South Londonderry
Is at H O. Howe's
Mr.. and Mrs L W. Bush were N
Montpelier last week.
Melvin Nuyce drove TO Winhan Satrr-
dav and returned Sunday.
Mary Novce Of Winhan il with her son.
Melvin Noyce- for the season.
H l. Landfear and family Of Saxtons
River spent Sunday IN town.
A O. WeIlman sustained an attack last
week that has brought him TO a closer
confinement
Mr.. and Mrs H A Howe were IN
Springfield. Mass, last week seeking ion
medical treatment
Oscar Howe Of Grafton has bought os
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24

sA.l, dswa,A. Ne saiairfsi sssffisss
- lss.t frna. aisffart Na. a. frsl'et iet.'
s...~..'~. NAss&Esa. rTr.fAftets NNie
I'D 4 sails ElEFG Nltrhr=trf
~ shlaFsAs FraiEAfsnA. ~ fA ~
- Ia Ana ttaalr4nakts fArst -
Ni.st ~haH Ne 6sFr. fegi Ea'fs Aa.t
IA : hn.ss Fafiteilat. Ihf go - -,
6rs Asbss NealtHI, frfiiAiiet ~
Tf.sFs sats ~ 'tlafrA. ltisss.i1
F.siis Frsitat.6n. Nsrtaflr LAfnss *
ssr,at gms AID Nc tarrsHf. ~.
Wsl..it : rlss.s salr. ffAEFHff tnrf
tr9tsft.aa. gus tee tsaF q Ne arst.
psnsi Fhnaaas5 uusaf - rhftf, 1919. :
liur kins frmGfEs sna Hn,snrs ~ -,
a. aarf4As, Sues ~ fhn-i, lAsthis'
6ua fsus
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24

Il A Howe the farm known 10 The Asa
Hint fa-u.. and has taken i'1s-esf1on-
our leeAl fruit man, T. / Pg;wine,
-urrInr two delivery teams n oeixerIif
IA. sf-nuhe-rles AZ VARIOUS p1riA frAhh
IA. the right kind 81 SOU and KNOW how
10 eultirTfs to produce the hesr tfTult' Ano
liis business il increasing IRON yea y
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
Something for Headache.

Nothing else. aside from money, Is SO
universally sought for as q cnre Tor head
ache. Headache powders are not safe and
they give only temporary rehet ID any
event. The ehocolate-costed and capsule
sbsT,ad nils called Sbsrnzn's Headache
Remedy and sold by druggists and dealers
al aDc. and 25c are recommended as the
best headAche CHA
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24

Excursion to New LONDON gnu il, Il
Beach via the Central erInon I'm !
July 4th. Sl.25 for the Toil ~. hi
cial tram In each direction ieasm w j
boro go a. m. Seasonahlf hlu. ta- i
dinners specially. See nyeiS
tleIllars.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24

Secretary Of State PhilEnue p y
has decided TO remain y ,s,rss.l
Taft e cabinet instead q 'pgYarps1a
candidate for e8vernug q
MA.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24

Mr. Maiher 81 Bruitleboro . VISITING
her sisis-. Nx J. l. Whitaker
The rlhs, srhoJ wa closed 1ue-dEy
Ms Turnef VISITED other schools IN
town
Ernest Adams Who cui ms lznee several
weeks hgo and has suffered much ron
the INJURY. " nov improving
Carl Brown Il AZ Samuel II. Nor-s .
arnln after working several weeks ~
Gresnfeld with > span O; Nj Mor-t
horses
cecg c Str5ftan u Springfield, COM,
was with he tIH-efts Mr. and Mn.
AIonzo Y. Straiton from Saturday until
Tuesday.
N-s Harrison .Aldrich and grand
daughter. Miss Heien Dole o. Lawrence
Mas. came Monday and are AZ tnef
summer home. Fern Bank
James Howe went 10 Nardsboro With
hs daughter. Mr. Frunk Narie 9. >pe
KANE. Wash. and visited 81 Dexter
Yates. returning Monday.
Mr. Robert Williams. a Mere OF Frank
Moss, and her daughter. l'wendolin-
came Monday from D1vsr, \. ID, and are
EIf~fr AN NAlt4 @AAfrr a. aAAAN - "a
Mr.. Oscar Perry mas been u and unaer
the dnrtors care for some days. Mrs..
Dan Pratt. who had GHined somewhat IL
worse and again confined 10 her bed.
Allie MundeI and family have moTea
mic Abhie Reed's house from Brooksrde
where they had lived fur some wears with
their grandmother, the late Mrs. Mary
Mundel
Miss Stockton. on account Of trouble
with bsr eyes was Obliged 20 ciDst the
term IN the Marlboro branch school She
returned TuesdEr 10 hsr home y Gam
bridge. Mass
Mrs Edwin Il MetcaE. accompanied
br her daughter. EVELYN, lett Tuesday
far Barre for d visit with her mother,
Mrs Church. and were % attend .
cousins wedding this week
some Of the farmers are dong prelim-
mary iHyinr and VIII be-In on the man
rrnp Monday. Mercury Tuesday ind
"wednesday ranged from IS 10 Y about
the rillare. Yesterday from SO 10 "a
degrees.
Charles Wilson Of West Dmnmerston
and It. L. Potwine Of Brookline tins week
have had home grown strnwt,srr1es ior
sale IN the village. The hlmban Medicine
company Of Enoshurr Falls also had an
agent here day or two with headquarters
at Leon Powers 5.
II. Julian Morse Of Chicago ls spending
the summer with ms parents. MIR. and
Mrs Frank g. Morse, Ut Liberty HAL.
Mr. Morse has new knox automobile IN
place of the one that he Ind here last
wear. II dehes mud, grades and other
common obstacles
An unusual number Of horses have
found new owners within the last few
duys C. L. Brown has sold ms driving
horse 10 Edward V. Morse and bought
another OF C. T. Ingram. John ;. Morse
has purchased William A Brooks's driv-
ing horse. Molly. and Mr.. Brooks IN turn
has bought OF Postmaster Whitaker ms
white stopper Ii rs rumored that still
other horses are to he bought and sold
in the near future.
The Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionarv society met Tuesday afternoon at
Mrs II G. Clarke's In animal meeting.
Officers chosen were; Mrs. Z. c. Clarke,
president: Mrs Lee Love, vice president;
Mrs. hubert ". Shepard. secretary and
treasurer: Mrs. Ella s. Willard, to look
after missionary periodicals.. a short pro
gram was followed BY refreshments. Meet
inrs win be held the third Tuesday IN
each month. The next meeting viii be
with Mrs Shepard.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
Bows Can Make m''q

picking sp Bones ana s. | -, E1515fss !
Us. We pay 65 cents Ia n Inn. ] I
almost anything il the Bone I'D a =
For clezn, dry, boiled ~ " * esrts
bones We pay as hien q : - rs7 !
hundred. At these Prices =. 4 y
freight from nearly al sEall.lD up
menfs Of 200 pounds o.
barrels or cheap sacks
cARRo1L s PAGE Eydf ~
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
souTH SEwTAN
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TsnN aAa GnuaaiN fialt hrf sfisi
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u 49, saltf6us Musnf sasarus Nffx
niF,sa, s5eldmF irliuar. radishss, uisiaii..
i.s.es .irsng l.sans and Isuisiarrs -sFfA
$50 asss . hisum ana mssssrii1rti f,'sF.
4 wonderful lsFgf ssiul. ihr lsii,i '@ihi.i'i
s.ists ! glrag sanuF~s thriv ~ Ariani -
as Cas7ssai Isrisf save a. Aaafv.s -
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decoration. Ia the dining room the ctssif
srbe,ue wac green and ND. The mott
aft,sarFur u the refreshments served
me rsfierliees Wa "a crlusut r1uiilieff
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v1nre rgses. Mis- frit,ers Wurr ianE saiih
with J4nE carnations
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-05
HIGH COSTS OF LIVING.

In ten years the cost of the simple
foods that may be called absolute ne
cessaries of life has risen from 80 %
100 per cent, says the Milwaukee
Free Press. II wages were cut in
such proportion we would be in the
thores of a revolution, but so gulible
are we and so easily do we allow
ourselves to be robbed-provided the
robber is smooth and does his work
with skill and dexterity--that the cost
of living today s merely subject
for newspaper comment-a theme
for the peripatetic economist but
rarely, If at all, the concern of the
political reformer.
II bill or resolution Is introduced
in our national or state legislature
concerning this all important ques-
ton Of the price of food. 1t is either
pigeon-holed SO quickly or chloroform.
ed so summarily that nobody remem-
bers a week later that such a thing
was ever presented.
Here is a table of the increase In
tod costs and reflecting generally
The aeronautics In butchers and gro
GERS bills all over the country.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-05

The responsibility: The producer
passes 1t to the wholesaler; the whole
saler to the jobber; the jobber to the
retailer back to the producer. There
is scarcely any doubt that the in
crease is the result of well-laid plans;
1t is part Of the new system of con-
solidation in econmoic affairs. All
that we know about consolidation is
that neither the producers nor the
retailers are able to form combine.
The rising prices therefore must be
attributed to the gentleman between.
II the farmer is getting no more for
his products than he did ten years
ago and the grocer's rent and other
expenses are costing him no more. it
is time that the state and nation
stepped in to make the middleman
play fair.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-05

persons employed by family and
working in the house or on the prem
Uses, but not sleeping there, or
Any person who was formerly in
family, but who has since become a
permanent inmate of an asylum, aims
home for the aged, reformatory, pris-
On, or any other institution in which
the inmates may remain for long per-
iods of time.