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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
o. M. Williams's War Record.

| There are few men living who have had
| the experiences OF Ormando VI. Williams
and yet enjoy good health at the age OF
| 81. Mr.. Williams enlisted June s, 1862, at
| Brattleboro, from Jamaica, in Co. X, 9th
| Vermont, for three years. He was wound
ed in the fall of 81 on Maryland Heights
Va. and Stonewall jackson captured the
entire regiment after driving it out of
Winchester Mr. Williams was kept under
guard eight days and was then taken as
paroled prisoner to Camp Chase in Co
mmbus. O.. where FIVE months later he
was discharged While at this camp
gangrene developed in the wounds on
both his legs and all the surgeons main
tanned that. his only chance of living was
by having both legs amputated. Mr.. vii
hams protested against such an operation,
and when he returned home the wounds
were healed by DR.. Barker of Londonderry.
He remained at home about a wear recup-
Grating in health and then service for the
preservation of the Union induced him to
again enlist at Brattleboro for Winhall's
quota on January 3. 1864, in Go. f, 9TH
Vermont The recruits were soon sent to
the front and went into winter quarters at
Brandy station with the army of the Po-
tomac under Gen. Grant.
In the spring of ga they broke camp on
May 3, and plunged into the battle of the
Wilderness 1t was in this terrible
slaughter that Mr.. Williams received the
wound that makes him distinct charac-
ter among the other members of the
Grand Army of the Republic in this county
and state While loading his rifle in
Blended position. about ) o'clock of the
first day of the battle. he was hit in the
eyebrow by bullet which took his eye
Il, ,i,,l h,n list
by his comrades for dead. and he has in his
an account of his death About daylight
he began to realize that something had
happened and the first time that he real
lied his eve was hurt was when he heard
the boys say as they were carrying him
back on stretcher. You have got an eye
bunged.' He laid Is days in the scorching
sun with nothing but beef tea for nourish
ment and was then taken out under a flag
of truce and conveyed II miles in an am
bulance to Fredericksburg. Operations for
the bullet were performed upon the field
1T Fredericksburg at Washington and at
Brattleboro, where large piece of bone
was removed. Four years and 26 days
after he was wounded his nose bed pro
fusely at times during the day and at u
o clock that night he was taken with a
terrible choking spell. After hard strug- |
gle he coughed up the bullet which he had
carried in his head since the day of the
battle. 1t had fallen down behind his
palate into his throat during his sleep and |
he was unable to swallow it. 1t weighed |
IN ounce and was battered into peculiar |
shape. His eye had been running sore |
until about two years ago and if he takes |
,old it settles there. He was accustomed |
20 dizzy spells while he carried the ball,
put they have been less frequent lately
Brattleboro letter in Springfield Sunday |
Republican.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
JACKSONVILLE.

lloAt Raihsr l. at his sugar camp,
Ethel Chase Nas visitor In town III,
hr-i ri the week,
Several irom here ATTENDED !. n llamil
ten. funeral lasi week.
Parihcna Guild az. who died IN Hall
fax last Thursday, Wa. q native Of this
town.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Henry Boyd II Whining
ton visited az Mn Elva Ru.,ell'. h,t
saturday.
Vale. Cheney was home over SUNDAY.
~. brother, Alton, carried him back Ia
Wilmington.
George Wilbur agent ior the Dewitt
Grocery company At lirattlehoio ). lick
al the hotel.
Mae, bought come valuable sheep at !.
l.. Hall last week
Mr.. Henderson from Cambridge wa. in
town over sunday An engineer from Boz.
ton came NJ with him.
George Kingsley from Bratiltboro visit,
I'd AZ Eya Rus,ell's over sunday and wen,
10 Wilmington Monday,
&. ;. Goodnow, !. Il. Gillette and i. T..
Coleman attended the annual district Nh.
sonic meeting in Brattlchofo Friday.
Mr. Ellsworth Of Barre. Mas, aud Mr..
Nelson Of Benaidston bought large
number oi beef cattle IN tn, section lat
week
About forty friends and neighbour, gath
cred at Charlie, faulkncrs lat Friday eve.
nlng Ia give him surprise Every one
reported u tue time.
About ~ attended the peanut party
at Hollis Stetsons. Games, contests and
prizes IN which peanuts were IN evidence
made the evening very pleasant one.
pansy Davis, Florence Reed. Lillian Cole.
man and Wallace Allen we've the pcnnaut
winner
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
VERNON.

J. T. Wright and daughter, Roby, who
have been quite i'll, are recovering.
Miss Allie +. Morse is spending few
DAYS with her sister. Mrs. VI. |. Reed.
Vernon grange will hold its next regular
meeting on Saturday evening OF this week
George H. Barnes of Waverly, Mass. re.
turned home Wednesday after few days
visit with his brother A. G, Barnes.
Charles Wiswall who has been employed
by j. +. Hubbard this winter, has re-
turned to his home in Charlestown, Mass.
Richard Banford of Longmeadow, Mass,
and Miss Greta Merrick of Monson,
Mass. were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Wright,
Miss Jessie Cawson, former teacher
here and now the assistant teacher in the
intermediate grades of the West Brattle-
boro schools. was a recent guest at E. H..
Alleys.
The Ladies circle will meet in its rooms
next Wednesday morning and dinner will
be served at noon. As this is to be the an
nual meeting of the circle it is hoped there
will be a large attendance.
Harold f. Akley, who has been. superin-
tending the removing of lumber from
large wood lot in Guilford, completed the
work last week and Mr.. and Mrs. Akley
are again occupying their home
Everett E. Stockwell, who has been en-
ployed by the Connecticut River Power
nearly three years, finished work
for the company last week. The friends OF
Mr. and Mrs. Stockwell hope they will
decide to remain in Vernon.
Cards have been received from Mr.. and
Mrs. George b. Wiswall of West Somer-
VILE Mass, announcing the marriage of
their daughter, Lucy Frances, to Lesley
L. Adams of this town. Many friends are
very glad to extend congratulations and
best wishes Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will be
at home after June in Vernon.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
NORrHfIELD FARMS.

There is dansy ia thlon hall tonight,
Mrs, Thornton has aesslasl position Ia
Alohlagne Itf,
Mrs, y, A. llillall ha. h.sn visiting hrF
daughter in ilTaiilslsnln
M. and Mfs, Emusi fisld haNe lrtn al
lholf place iar Tea dals,
Mn. Rogs has leiumsd irom filehhurs
and is nav with MIs, Morgan,
Wallao. Wing la. unishei biz Work lnr
Simon Fisher aud !. noA working Tot =. \,
billiard.
Willie Kelley ol Ihlrs Oaks. Mi,h,, son
81 ~ Kelley, is visiting hls aunt, Mts,
IhaIles Parker
The Benevolent .0fietA met With Mp, -,
l., Leach last Wrrk. Neat week Mulnvs
day /, mcrls with Ms, Monlssur,
The students from Mt lltnnon gave
praise s.nioc in lniun hall sunday which
Nas much cninyrl and ,cIS well attended
\ play entitled, our Ihur,h Far Was
gwen by scVcIal ladies a the hall
"Wednesday night, March H. There MAS
also program OF ,oral and Instrumental
music,
The engagement i announced ui y. Stud
he's Alexander ui Cleveland, a., aud Mi-r
ffanc,, Alll.ion at rl,shufg, ~, Nj, Al
rNandrr Is a son 81 the late Georgv ;, Alex
an,lcr and l. a travelling salvsman,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
LEYpEN.

Mr. H. r. naman visited ~ Nufihheld,
". 4. Barber attended the automobile
show al Boston.
lli., Annie Longatl !. home from her
school ia Warwick Tot the spring vacation,
Mis- Elizabeth Newcomh Of Bfaitlcboro
= spending lew days with her parents,
Mr. aud MIR. John Ncwcomb,
Mr.. T.. q, Hooper went TO Boston We'd
nrsday ui last week TO hr the guest Tor a
lew days OF Nliss Anna Dornbcrk,
Mr., and Mn. Chapman and Ruth Of
Shrlbuine Falls were over sunday guesis
at H. T.. Mowit's. Mrs. Chapman aud
Ruth remained 10 spend most OF the week
with her parents.
Mi-s Ethel llraman, who has been spend,
ing pant Of her vacation from school
teaching At Mortified. came Monday 10
spend the rcst of II with her parents Mr..
and Mn II. T. Bnman.
4 collection oi old mhbcrs aud old
papcrs Is being made Tor the benefit OF the
church finances. Anyone having those TO
spare j. invited 10 bring them to the
Parsonage. II j. hoped TO get them oil next
week.
Daniel Mcdonald the iivc.year0ld Ion OF
Mr. and Mr.. james Mcdonald died sun
day evening. lie had been III with tuher
culat trouble for a year. The funeral WAS
attended At the house "Wednesday after
noon and the burial Wa. IN the cemetery
on east hill near their home.
While driving down the brook road
from hi, house ON the way to Bcrnard-ton
Saturday Frank Porter lost his horse at
point just above the King place, where the
road runs very near the brook, The horse
IN attempting TO cross a snow ditch jumped
and slipped into the brook and injured it,
back 90 such an extent that Mr.. Porter
was compelled to shoot IT, Mrs. Porter,
with Bertram, their son, were fortunate
to escape injury.
William Robertson oil New York city,
who came on To assist his parents in ar.
ranging matters after the lire. remained
over Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs.
after being the guests OF Mr. |
and +. II. ilowes. jr., Tor several days, are
settled in the tenement they
hired OF Mr. Whitcomh. The insurance |
has been adjusted and II is decided that |
they build again ON the old site. The house |
hat was destroyed was one OF the oldest |
in town and had been recently thoroughly |
repaired and equipped with modern inn
Mr.. Robertson bought II |
rom the estate OF Ezra Foster in 1901 |
aud Mr.. Foster bought II in lSi7
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
WEST GUILFORD.

d. S. Bond went to Athol recently to
look after his property there.
Charles Jones, who has been working
for r. B. Thomas. has gone to his home in
Troy, n. H.
Mrs. d. s. Bond has returned home
after spending few days in Greenfield
with her daughter, Mrs Lloyd Miller
Mrs. Henry Carpenter came this week
from Greenfield to help her parents, Mr..
and Mrs H. L. Nichols, through sugaring,
Carroll Miller of Greenfield has been Wis
iting a few days with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs D. s. Bond. He returned home
last week Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Flanders. who has been
working for Calvin Coleman for the past
three months, went to her home in Sa-
voy. Mass. last week "Wednesday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

chester, who fell 90 The Ice aud - ron,
iine'i 10 bic home with hToken leg,
George naane, who has been en-,
ll0Yei Ia ~ q, Mililnm's store this
WiHirF, west ihis wrf ( "a Boston where
b. will work At his trade ~ painter,
| Ms. noanr will remain with her par,
eats, Mr., aud Mir, N, g. Williams for
few weeks,
The feHnlghlly eluh aud few guests
were very pleasantly entertained at
the home ~ Miss lcnni. 4. Pierce Fri.
day afternoon. Mrs, Mary 4, Wash,
burn gave an Interesting reading an the
life and work af ihs srulHIoT, Augustus
saint IHudens, aud Miss Bessie =.
liralry paper ON Current Events,
The grand roncrri aud hall given by
the lr, %. 4, 4. NJ. was great success.
The music was bv McEnelly's singing
orchestra, The hall was iasicfully dee,
Grated with naps aud hunting aud pre-,
scented very fine effect, over two
hundred people We're present al the con
cert, which was held from 10 = u clock,
with dancing until clock. Supper
Nas served Ia the lower town hall,
Mr.. \. NJ corscr. Mrs. e. d. Bri,ion
aud Mrs. Lena Crossman gave very
pleasant party at the town hall last
evening Ia honor 1T Master Earl, Miss
Hazel aud Master Donald Dawson,
aud also IN honor 0f Master Earl : birth,
day. The hall was very pfcttily aud
iasiefully trimmed with green aud white
color. appropriate "a the 18th Of March.
Refreshments were served and the even.
ing passed pleasantly with games. etc.
Mrs. A. NJ. Cofser and Mr.. c. ID.
Britt0n delightfully."- entertained friends
az the home 0f Mrs. C0rser Saturday AT.
ternoon. The affair WAS surprise 10
and IN honor az their sister. Mrs. q. l..
Dawson, who is soon 10 leave town, solos
We're rendered hy Miss Stewart, and
Miss Pierce, Refreshments were served
In boxes made from loaf of bread and
tied with green ribbons. These boxes
the guests took home ~ souvenirs of the
occasion.
Charles ". Perkins. 80, Of West Som
crville, Mass, n travelling salesman. who
was taken III al the Kendrick house
about three weeks ago, died Friday
evening about 5 o clock. Mrs. Perkins
was with him NJ the time Of his death,
coming 10 care for him about week be.
fore. Mr.. Perkins was native of
Lebanon, y. II. The body was taken 20
South STAFFORD. VI, Saturday morn.
ing for burial. The funeral was held
there Monday. u. VI. Frost accompanied
Mrs Perkins to White River Junction.
where she was met by friend who ne.
her To South STAFFORD.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. tlloughtonl Allen. u.
lied Saturday AT Dr. Mary Sanderson s
in Springfield. Mass, after
4 long illness. Mrs. Allen was born in
Pu,ney. Nov, %. 1889. one of eleven
children of Alanson and Louisa T.. (Ba.
kerr iioughton She married Levi l..
Allen of Walpole, y. H., Dee Is, 1857.
Mrs. Allen was an engineer on the rail
Dad and they made their home at Bel.
ows Falls for number of years. then
.cmoving 10 Hartford, Conn, when Mr.
\ lien died July 81, 1890. Since that time
Mrs. Allen had made her home at Hart
ord. Conn, Wcsttield, Mass. Putney.
md for the past year at Springfield,
Mass. The funeral was held Tuesday
II Hartford. Conn. Mrs. Allen leaves
ne brother, Charles l.. Houghton of
Nestfeld. Mass.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
WIIITIN0HAM.

The travelling l. very Ioor between
here and the station,
Miss Mabel Kent Is home from vii
mineton for her school vacation,
Carl Wheeler went To Greenfield Sat,
uTdnY and remained over Sunday,
Not much sugar has been made vet,
the weather being too cold for flow II
SAP
Mrs, George sawyer's cousin, Mr.,
Maude King, of Wilmington, Is visiting
her few DAYS,
Mr., aud Mrs, William Read went To
South Nottingham Sunday 10 attend
u" funeral Of !, II, Hamilton. Mr.. and
MIS-, Lincoln Sawyer also attended.
\ birthday party was given Mrs.
Charles ;. Goodnow Tuesday night. \
load Of young people went up from the
village.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
SOUTH HALIFAX.

Miss Laura Harris is at work for Mrs.
May Clark,
Clinton Barry is in Green River visiting
his brother, Clayton.
Gene Harris visited in Greenfield and
Deerfield. Mass, last week.
Hazel Calvin visited her sister, Kath
ryn Calvin, over Sunday.
DR.. Mather of Colran was called to at
tend Mrs. Janet Stone, who is quite ILL.,
DR.. Mcdonald of North Adams, Mass,
was in town Monday to attend one of c.
f. Clark's driving horses.
George Newstead has moved from the
George Shippee place to Leslie Daviss
farm and will work in F. b. Stones mill.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
EAST DUMMERSTON.

Miss Ruth Robbins is i'll with measles
Frank II. Laughton has been on the sick
list but is improving
Robert Walker of Brattleboro visited his
brother, c. G. Walker, Sunday.
The best run of sap in many years has
gladdened the hearts of sugar makers.
Mrs. John Knight is expected home from
winter soiourn in Baltimore and New
York.
The play, The Deacon's Second Wife,
will be in Williamsvile next Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Miller were in
Athol, Springfield and Easthampton, Mass,
last week.
John Knight has been with his brother,
Randolph Knight, who is quite i'll at his
home in West Dummerston.
James Lahey of Putney is spending. the
week with his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
F. II. Laughton.
Miss Alta j. Dennison of West Brattle-
boro was weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Roberts.
Rev J. S. Cogswell will preach next
Sunday from the text Esther 4:l6. Even
ing service at O'Clock.
Rev j. S. Cogswell reports that he has
received this week chain letter. which
he incinerated at once, and hopes the
chain is broken
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reed of Three Riv-
ers, Mass, is at c. o. Reeds, called by
the illness of their parents, Mr., and Mrs.
c. O. Reed and their brother, Albert Reed.
The body of John J.. Willard was brought
from the Soldiers Home in Bennington
and buried in the Dummerston cemetery
near Oscar Benefits. Mr.. Willard en-
listed Jan >, 1864 in Company X, 9th
Vermont regiment; was transferred to
Company c June l3, 1865, and mustered
out Dec. l. 1865. He was a resident of
until few years ago he went
to the soldiers home.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

President Taft in a proclamation urges
everybody throughout the United States
ito answer promptly, completely and ac-
curately all inquiries addressed to them by
enumerators or other employees" who will
be engaged in the taking of the 18th deem
ninal census. The proclamation is for the
purpose of removing fears from the minds
of some people who are of the opinion that
information which they give concerning
themselves to the census taker may be
used in some way to the detriment of their
personal or business interests Against any
such abuse. however, the government has
thrown the strongest safeguards.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
GROVE.

John Bell is working for George Bar
Der during sugaring.
Clarence Wilkinson has finished work
for Will Higley and gone to Mechanics
vile, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston moved to Green
field last week. Mr.. Amidon is doing
the chores on the place, as Mr.. kochin-
sky, the new owner. cannot move on at
present. VIII Wheeler is carrying on
the SUGAR place.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
Does Your Back Ache?

If it does you should know that backache
is generally caused by weak or diseased
kidneys. A medicine called ''Kidnets" has
all its ingredients printed on the label so
that everyone may know Just what is in it..
1t is the great kidney and bladder medicine,
1t stops frequent urination. Druggists and
dealers sell it for Soc.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

hospital ll.e now having his eyes
treated,
I'd, Guild " working for Norton
fhunbeT during sugarlng,
Irving resse has gene 10 Mllmine
ian Ia work mahih Ia sugaTinE,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
Eben A, Bridge.

Ehcu 4. Bridge. 81. died AZ the home
of his daughter. Mr.. \. l.. Howard.
saturday, after an Illness Of five days
with grip and paralysis. Mr.. Bridge
was born in West Windsor. VI, Feb. ~.
1898. aud was son of Ehenczer and
Hannah (Adams) Bridge. He married
Isabel Waldron june Ii, 1916. Eight
children were horn to them, of whom
six are living. Mrs. Emily Howard of
Putncy, Mrs. Stella Morgan of Windsor
Samuel ", Bridge of Maplcwood. Mass.
Mrs. Adlic Kelley of Bellows Falls,
Fred r. Bridge Of Boston. aud Guy
Bridge Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Bridge had
always followed the OCCUPATION of .
farmer. and had lived AZ Windsor IN.
iii he came six years ago 10 make his
home with his daughter, Mrs \. l.. How.
ard. The funeral was held Monday AT
Windsor the Unitarian minister oil.
ciaiing. The hearers were: Fred Bridge
Of Boston. Guy Bridge of Philadelphia,
A. l.. Howard Of Putncy and Mr.. Nor
gan of Windsor.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

Richard >hcdd j. out, after a severe at,
tack oi measles.
Mr.. Patrick Ryan 3, very III with small
chance Of Iallylng
Miss Annie Mcllcn !, 1t her home here
iur short vacation.
Mr.. Wcatherhcad of Halifax has moved
Ia the farm recently bought nj Nj Stacy
ia the same locality
Mr. aud Mr.. David Baker attended the
tenth wedding anniversary OF their daugh.
ter, Eva. aud Charles A. Ward at l!rattlc
hofo TIN, week.
Mr.. \. T.. Gale and sous made short
visit with her parents. Nh, and MIR. g. \.
kcrE at Putncy, Monday, returning On
TUESDAY afternoon,
Mr. >mallcy met the men at the south
Part of the town recently 10 talk mp
milk route, hoping 10 start team gather
ing the first Of April
Rev Mr. Cornell will preach next sun.
day on q subject appropriate to PALM sun
dav \ cordial invitation j. extended 20
all, especially 10 the children.
Elmer GoodHow has moved hi mill to
Turner'S FALL. where he will soon begin
saving. Mr., Goodnow has returned from
visit with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Wallace Hall.
F. +. Jacobs came near losing his sugar
house hy fire. which had started close TO
the chimney. Tuesday night. but was dis
covered in time to hc put out before dong
much damage.
The ladic. Union society will serve a
supper with new sugar on snow Thursday
evening at G.. L. Miller's. There will be
OF music aud the usual sale
OF aprons. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. Joseph Stebbins has sold her farm
on east mountain to Mr. LeNalle, of this
town. Mrs.. Stebbins has lived for some
time with her son. William. in Demands
ton, and will still make her home there
4. y. Drury and family have this week
moved from the Brosnahau farm in Vernon
10 the Edison Smith farm in Weatherhead
Hollow which they have leased. These
people are up.to.date farmers such as we
are glad to welcome here.
Last sunday afternoon two young men
from Ba,tlcboro were seen to force an
entrance to the Broad Brook house. which
has been closed for a year by breaking IN
a window. They were recognized and
Monday morning a man from this place
located one OF them and asked him a few
questions. He said that his father, in
owned an interest there |
aud he thought he would go in aud look |
around. hut his questioner told him that |
he town records did not show any such |
and asked the young man why, |
L he had any legitimate business in the |
house. he did not get "A key and go in the |
usual way. but he would give no satisfying |
'eason. There will probably be another
HAPPIER later.
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A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on 5ocent bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar if it
fails TO cure your cough or cold We also
guarantee 25cent bottle to prove salts.
factory or money refunded.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
WEST HALIFAX.

F. T. Miner is in Boston, having had
an operation on his eyes. He is in the
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
0UILfoRD,
Death Of Joseph Gaines.

Joseph Gainos. ~. brother u lleniamin
tiainss ~ HTeonttL, Mass,, aud Iorl
nainas, al t.ailiasd hislsl, .sl~~,n-.l,snd
lnslSSlai resident II Iruylille, Cum, lot
Over q Aran emplolul by the Andrew
Isin Foundry uomIsanA az lie ehir Ial'
lsmmakes, died SUNDAY, March d,
Mr. naino Nas bnIn 10 nullioId Mas
: ls,5, the son II M, aud Mts. ,to,rph
banrs. After a sliofi schooling I.siial h.
lcll hl. native loNn and went 10 Gr.n-
Held. Nhsi. hs rnainel tot about ii YEAR,,
Ia lsa he went "a Iergsillr, lie worked
ior the Easlr lli AMI linrklr company,
manufacturers ui htldlr bil,, saddle Trim
m,ngs, cic, The Mar had caused demand
iur such aIiirls, which ended with hoslill
ilrs, After the Mar this work was given
AZ aud among other thing. manufactured
IA the old shop, lhu site ot which l. now
nrrupl,d ~ the Allen turning factory, were
knitting machines, elouks aud frames lor
the old hoop sklris.
After ahoul two YEAR, work with the
hll factory Mr.. Game, went Ia the An
diew Ieuy Foundry company. lie snon
demonstrated his ability A. an allarnund
mcehanlc and Mas pat into the pattern
making department Her. be- had worked
for over ~ YEAR and up until his last III
nrss dating mi a few wcks ago, he hal
brrn mere than willing lea put ia hi. "a
days q week, often times going 10 his work
AHEAD oi time, Charles burlington, the
only surviving Member II the old stock
hnldcr IN the early DAYS OF Mr. Came.
connection With the foundry. speaks very
highly Of the extreme type 81 unseliishhc., |
aud goodwill toward others portrayed by |
the lie at the dcrcas-d. lie was an IT |
leudani 81 the Congregational church Of |
rrtpNlllr.
Ia Apil, lS0. Dee Was married Onr |
child va. horn to the couple. Charles \. /
Same, 81 Gold Water, Mich. This ron
and he wife have becn in Tcfnylle Tor 1
about iour week.. Mrs. Games dici IN
Apiil, lsfs
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