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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

velikem veSelju dokler GA nj "a
della bozja roka. MogoGe MISC bill
vSl slab. Ali doStikrat morale tu-
di poSteni trpeti kazen zavoljo
Slabih. Pa Sc nedolzui otroci pc,
leg, ker zdrayi pozabijo ma vse.
Ali pravicni Bog vzame vessel
je in vdari vSe."-----
kOznikovega Antona je tudi
vbilo Y Ameriki. Je sci tudi nekaj
'luStncga" iskat tie"
Ia tenn sledijo druzinske raz-
mere in podpis.
Ia list je odgovor ma poroGilo
q grozni rudniSki nezgodi Y pre-.
mcgaFopu Primcro. Col. kier .ie
vSlcd kapitaljSticne profitazel.ino-
SIT poneSreGilo tudi wee Slovenskih
premogarjev, Iii so moral priti V
Ameriko. kcr V domovini nj bilo
della ne kruha "a ME.
In IL tega lista Sc uGi lahko
vSakdo. kai 50 SlovenSki klerikal-
nj liSti in klerikalci onkraj ocea-
ma naredili il krScauske we're, IL
naukov Krista. da TEN lozje "a
goyarjajo kapital;stiGne umore V
Ameriki.
To III wee Krist, Iii ic neil liubi
Svojcga bliiznega kakor samega
Sebc. Tia Krist .ic podobcn stare
mu M~doySkcmu bogu. Jchovu. Pc
klerikalnih naukih je postal Krist
hudoben in maSGcyalen. Do sedaj
Smo poznali Krista pc njegovi "a
povedi o ljubezni do ~bljiznega kot
ljubitelja GloveStva.
"Domoljub' in klerikalci ma
Slovenskem pa pravijo. da nj ia
ko, marvel jc bill Krist prvi kle-
rikalec ma zemlii. Dobrol Mi wa
memo to z~avijanje resuice kot
klcrikalni nauk ma znanje.
Ia mas ze zdavnej nj bila tai
most ia klerikalizem nj vera, da
klerikalci zlorablja.io krSGanstvo
lie IN svoj Scit. da TEN lozje odira-
io kmeta in delavca onkraj velike
luzc.
Klerikalci in kapitaliSti so mai
wee krivi, da Siovenski kmet oStav-
liza Svojo rodno zemljo in Sc sell
Y Ameriko. Odkar je dobila Aust
RIA ustavo. so klerikalci Sc veGno
incl prvo besedo V avstriiskem
parlamentu. Ako MISC nastopili
javno V zbornici, so pa 4 meSetar-
SKIM intrigami IA kulisami Sc We
dino dosegli svoj namen.
In ia sodrga, Xxi je umela spre-
meniti zulie slovenskega kmeta V
zlato IA sebe, XII .ie zakrivila mai
wee - ker je ovirala omiko in IL
obrazbo V narodu - ia ie sloven-
ski kmet do vratu V dolgeh, ma
pada kmete in sinove kmeckih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17
KDOR INA, INA.

kdor INA INA slepariti ljud-
stvo. IL ~nesreGe, solz in gorja ku-
je zlato. Katastrofe Z groznimi u
Ginki so tel vrsti %slepariem maj
boljse sredstvo, da neuko ljudstvo
privezejo ma sebe, mu vzamelo Sc
zadnji cent IL zepa.
A ii sleparji MISC navadni sle-
parji. katere sodisca posiljajo V
jeco. Ia tie vrste sleparjev tudi nj
paragrafov V kazenskem zakoni-
ku kapitalisticne drzave. TIE VIZ
ste ljudi kapitalisticna drzava
sploh nece p%oslati V jeco, ker so
n.jeni najboljsi zavezniki.
Kako farbajo neuko ljudstvo,
dokazuie .jasno naslednje pismo,
IL katere prinasamo vaznnjse to-
exc:
Male LasGe, 4. aprila.
Ljuba naSa druzina!
Prcjeli smo Vase pismO in pre-
eel piSemo nazaj. Koliko ljudi Je
~ponesrecilo. smo re brali V "Do-
moljubu." To je popisal misijo-
mar cd tam. Ia misijonar pise, ia
MISC poznali v doticnem kraJu no
bene zalosti. On popiSe vse. ko-
like v~eselja Sc je vzilo tam. Vsak
ic pozabil ma svojo domov:no pri
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

Jeelh mlllJonOv, Zavedni delayci
- socialist pa pc svoje "a Job
stanek in pomnozitev razredne
zavednosti," ktera bo prinesla
konec divjemu "boju "a obsta-
mex :, XII sc vrsi ma potu kapita-
!lStltno invidualnega boja "a OBJ
Stanek M konto slabejih - in XII
DO dovedla tloveStvo V socialno
Spravo. ma konto druzabne pra-
vlcnosti in humanitarnosti.
SocialistiGni nauki so zdai tudi
V Amcriki re V toliko prodrli V
lJudSke mase, da sodimo vse S
svojega vidika. Imamo re svojo
morale, svOje duSeslovje. svoie
vrste "senzacije" i'll syoje mo
vice. V sploSnem Sc ia re tudi
opazati, da cedalje boil izginiuje
V mast tista radovednoSt pc vsak-
danJlh ''novicah'', XII Jill prina-
Sajo razni meSGanski listi. &c Sc
pa te novice ze Gitajo. Sc pa
motre 5 kritiGnim oGesom in So
vraStvom V srcu do Sedanie gnii-
le druzbe.
kapitalistiGna morala. s~enzaci-
ia in novice. Xxi Sc pretakajo 20
~meScanSkih listih. so COLA izpove,
dovanja grehov tega razreda;
Nendar pa Ia razred (burzoazija)
ncte biti odgovorna "a grehe.
storjene mad drugim razredom.
Tukaj SO kapitaiizem izda.ia same
"a Sebe nehote. Vsak clock. XII
kolickai miSli. lahko to zapopade.
PRAY lahko ie razumcti mcSGans-
ko taSopiSie tudi Oh Gasu straikov
all pred casom pripravliaioGih Sc
delavSkih bojev. V takih cash
mrgoli V meSGanskih listih vse
polno movie ~senzaciie o Straj-
kin in bojih, in vSe Y kapitaliStiG-
nj in ]tcrpretaciii. Izjeme so. Ge Sc
kdaj V teh liStih piSe Y prilog
Strajkarjcv. in Sc te imaio "a Sc
hoj Skrito ozadje sebiGnosti.
Kako pr~edstavlja kapitalistiG-
no caSopisie liudStvu straike. Sc
je pokazalo tudi oh priliki, ko so
Sc p~ripravljali premogarii L. NJ.
w. of A. ma Straik. Tarnalo Sc ie.
kako bo prizadeta Industrial. ko-
liko Sc DO izgubilo place, koliko
m%iliionov DO Slo ce rame podiet-
nixon in koliko DO trpelo obGinst-
vo ce he DO Strajk kmalu konGan
it'd. Nsi ii paragraph pa MISC bill
mic druzega ncgo prozoren namcn
omajati Y mast opravicenost pre-
~mogarjev do Strajka. in tako IL
po~lovali podjetnikom premogar-
skc industrije ccneno zmago. Da
Sc slednje hi zgodilo. sc .je zahva-
liti edino delavSkemu so~cialiStiG-
MENU Gasopisju. Xxi ie stale ma
strait in TAXA mnenja zavraGalo.
PRAY cato ie bila SocialiStiGnega
tasOpisia naloga ze cd nekdaj in
oStane tudi Y bodoce. da goji V
"boju' za obstanek svoja mncn-
ia L ozirom ma situaciie. Xxi Sc do
gajajo med delom in kapitalom.
In ker je tenn tako. je vseh "a
vednih delavcev dolznost. ia pod
pirajo to casopisje vedno in pow
sod. Nsacega Zavcdnega Stevens
kega delavca dolznost ie. da Sc
narOGi ma ''Proletarca' in da ga
pc svoji moci ~razSiria med svoJi-
mi mani zavednimi rojaki, ker lie
ma ia nacin bo mOgoce iZtrebiti liz
Nth stare nazore. XII so ukorenin-
jeni V Nth, ukrojeni pc kapita-
listiGnem kopitu in XII s%luzijo
vsled tega vedno le kapitalizmu
- pa Jill dovesti V tabor razred-
nozavedne socialisticne stranke.
F. p.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17
SIovenCi v Sygan in okoIiCi pozor!

Siovenski soc. klub st. 10 V Sygan, Pa. DO priredil dine
80. maya velikO veselico. VeSelica sc DO vrSila V dvorani
l.. kauGiGa. Zacetek veseice cd dveh popoldne.
Slovenci V Sygan in okolici! Vsi ma veselico do zadnicga
moza. lripelite 5 seboj zene in deco. Zabave in razvedrila
DO V izobiliu. VeseliGni odbor DO storl ve. kar je V niegovih
skromnih moGeh, da DO veselica vspela in nudila vsakomur
vztek IN zabavO. ODBOR.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

starisev, Xxi so bill prisil.ieni vsled
njihove lakomnosti i~zseliti Sc V
Ameriko in %noGejo wee polniti
Nth nenasitnih zepov. ker so V
ameriSkih tvornicah. plavzih in
premogokopih okusili pekel ze ma
tenn svetu.
Da, klerikalci! &c hi bill Bog
tax kot ga slikate vi. hi re davnei
bozja roka vdarila vse klerikalce
- ne lie po Slovenskcm, marvel
povsod.
Ali Bog kot ga slikate vi. sluzi
vam lie kot parkeli, da straSite ne
uko ljudstvo. Kedar ne vleGeta
wee pekel in pcklenStek. takrat
pa n%eskontno usmiljcnega Boga
spremenitc Y StraSilo kar Gez noe.
kazen bozja je, vpijete OBJ veliki
nnzgodi. dasiravno veste. ola so
10 zakrivili kapitalisti. XII SO TAXA
lakon nj profita, kot vi denaria -
dclavskih in kmeGkih groSev.
Vi ustvarjate Boga pc sebi. Kcr
ste nizkotni. lakomni in maSGeval-
nj, prisojatc tudi Bogu take la
Stnosti.
lie delajte in ucitc tako Sc V
prihodnjet
Ljudstvo ne bo oStalo vcdno ne
umno. Re danes Sc svetlika V clo-
veSkih moiganih tam, kier ste bill
absolutni g%ospodarji Gez GloveSko
pamet. y to svctlikanje. Xxi so da-
mes Sc iskrice, bodo zanetilc pla,
men. IL katcrcga Sc bo razvil po-
Ear, ki be- unicil klerikalno hidro.
I'm priSel bo dan. ko bo vas
INA "a puStil ma cedilu'
Iakaj so delavci dobri l.iu-
die? Ker dclajo diva dni V tednu
"a sebc. Stiri pa IA druge - IA
k~apitalistc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

Iakai so delavci dobri liu-
die? Ker dclajo diva dni V tednu
"a sebc. Stiri pa IA druge - IA
kapitalistc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07

on Fosters was taken away from there
Wednesday afternoon by two men and a
woman, unknown to Mr.. Foster, in an
automobile.
News has been received Of the death
Friday of r. S. Willard, who owned the
Barrett farm here and also the Merrifed
farm. He was at the home of his nephew
in Franklin this state. The funeral was
held at his home in Boston.
Miss Mildred Boyd was called to Had
ley Monday by the illness of her sister.
Mrs. Franklin i. Heald Mrs. Head
was taken to the Dickinson hospital in
Northampton, where she underwent a
successful operation for appendicitis.
There will be a baked bean dinner in
Union hall Tuesday at noon. to which
all are invited to contribute and which
they are invited to attend. A small sum
will be charged and the proceeds used
to defray the expense of lighting our new
street lamps.
delightful entertainment will be given
in Union hail Friday evening oct. Il.
under the auspices of the ladies' aid
society. 1t will be a moving picture eN-
hibition of the highest order. along the
lines of travel. science and comedy Two
solid hours of enjoyment are assured.
England France. Russia and Switzerland
are some of the countries to be visited.
News has been received of the death of
Lucius Dutton at St. Adams, a son of
Thomas Dutton, who lived here in his
hoyhood days. He was the last one re-
naming of his family and was about 50
years Of age. His sister, Mary Dutton,
was the wife of Dr. Chesselder Fisher of
this town and the mother of Dr. Edward
Fisher, who is at the head of the con-
serNatory of music in Toronto
Two teams, one driven by Ransom
Rhoades and the other by William How
ard, collided Saturday night after dark
on West street. Both Mr.. Rhoades and
Mr. Howard were thrown out and the
buggies were badly smashed. Both
horses freed themselves from the vehicles
and were not hurt. Mr. Rhoades sus-
tanned an injury to his arm. and he has
been unable to attend to his work this
week Mr., Howard was not hurt.
The temperance address Tuesday even
ing by Miss Edith VI. Wills Of Boston
proved very interesting and instructive.
Her pleasant and easy manner in sneak
ing, her scientific presentation OF the
aicohol question by means of charts,
showing the results OF careful expert
ments. and her earnestness TO arouse in
terest in those who are Indifferent. all
served to hold the close attention OF both
Ola ana young. The general sentiment
was, Il wish everybody could have heard
Rally day was observed very pleasant
~ and prohtahly I'm our SUNDAY schn,l
9u""aE. he program was planned hv
our superintendent, c. J.. Hescock So
efaI appropriate songs were sung Tho
pastor explained very clearly the mean
ing ~ rally day. Mrs. @. L. Hcsco,lk
reported for the cradle roll Miss Harriet
NtWt"n gave vivid account of the ev-
celIcnt work that has been done i'm III.
Urinary classes. which are in her charge
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07
WARDSBORo.

Frank Kidder is moving into his IA
Tiers, H. NJ. Kidder's, house.
Mrs. Harold Gale Of Brattleboro visited
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank Martin. the
first Of the week
Mrs. Annie Newcomb won first prize on
her angora cats at the Valley fair. She
also sold two Of them.
DR.. O. V. Hefion, who spent several
days in the north part Of the state visit
ing relatives, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Edna Wright, who was with her
cousin, Mrs. II. f. Knight, several days,
has returned to her home in Jamaica.
Miss Mildred Newcomb and Edward
Wilson Of Fitchburg were guests Of Mrs.
Annie Newcomb the last of the week.
John Shampine has moved into Chester
Whites tenement on River street and
Will work for c. Holbrook on a logging
job.
John Wheeler, who works in Brattle-
boro, made his parents. Mr.. and Mrs A
/. Wheeler, short visit the first of the
week
Miss Mabel Williams. who boarded at
Green Mountain View farm seven weeks,
has returned to her home In Springfield.
Mass.
Rev. Mr.. Heyer will preach in the
Methodist church during the absence Of
Rev. G. L. Wells. a sunday evening ser
vice will also be held.
our representative. Rev. G. L. Wells.
and family took a carriage drive to Bar
nard, starting Monday morning Mrs
Wells and son will remain in Barnard
with her parents while Mr. Wells is in
Montpelier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07
WEST ToWNSHEND.

Mrs. Washburn has been spending a few
days at W. H. Tafts
Roland Grout is visiting at the home Of
his father G. +. Grout.
Miss Winifred Eddy OF Weston preached
here sunday in exchange with Rev. Ed
ward Martin.
Rev Edward Martin is going on a va
cation this week, He will be absent Oct.
and oct l6.
The ladies' aid society and the Chris
tan EndeaVor society will serve hash
supper Thursday evening
c, II. Grout is in Montpelier. Arthur
Howe is assisting Ray Dean In the store
during Mr., CIRCUITS absence.
Charles Martin had a birthday party
Monday afternoon. lie invited the boys
TO play ball The game was too exciting
10 he interrupted by refreshments, but
In the dusk the boys We're caught on the
fly and fed as they ran for their COWS.
y foul ban overturned the lemonade, but
no other damage was done.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07
WlLLlAMSVILLE.

Dwight Bailey of Agawam spent a day
in town last week
y. y, sherman and L. +. Willard went
to Bondville fair Wednesday.
John McLane Of Barre has been spend
ing the week with Aaron c. White.
Mrs. Major c. Houghton of Brattleboro
has been visiting Mrs. L. II. Richardson
this week.
Miss Elsie Newton Of wanlngford.
Conn. is visiting her grandmother, Mrs
ID. ID. Dickinson.
Mrs. F. c. Perry and two children went
Monday night to Bondville to attend the
fair Wednesday.
II, o. Bowker Of Syracuse and his
nephew, Lawrence White Of Rochester.
\. " were in town Tuesday.
Frank Wilcox of New York city came
home last Wednesday, being called here
by the serious illness of his father.
Mrs. VIII styles and sister Miss Ger
trude Chatfeld of Bondvile, were guests
Of Mrs. Albert c. Morse last week.
Frank Perry of Agawam who came
to attend the Valley fair has been with
his father c. z. Perry, several days.
The Grange fair will be held Friday
evening, oct. II, only such exhibits as
are given vii! be sold by auction after
the entertainment.
Charles Gleason has moved from G. T.
Manchesters house to one of A. NJ. Mer-
riheld's houses. f. c. Perry has taken
the tenement vacated by Mr. Gleason.
Mr. and Mrs. f. S. Putnam of Mortified
and Mr., and Mrs. Perley Howard and
two children of Worcester have come to
occupy the place they bought of f. C.
Perry.
Mrs. Lock Hale went Sept. 2S to Sarato-
ga Springs, being called there by the
serious illness OF her father, Charles
Ballou, who died of brghts disease Mon
day at DR.. McCarty's hospital. He had
been in failing health about a year. but
was taken suddenly worse about a week
ago. Charles Ballou was born in MARI
boro June p, 1881, and was the son of
Ashel and Dyantha (FoX) Ballou. His
wife was Ann Janette Harris, who died
about two years ago. He leaves two
Charles, of Saratoga Springs
and Mrs. Locke Hale of WilliamsVille
Funeral services were held in the church
In Marlboro Centre yesterday at 2SO
o clock.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07
SOUTH NEWFANE

Miss Howard is a guest Of Mrs. Alice
Mundell
Lyman G.. Powers is somewhat i'm.
proved, and sits up part Of the day
Mrs. Coleman of Windham is n guest
OF her daughter, Mrs Herbert Bingham
Wednesday was a very hot dav for the
time of year mercury registering among
the nineties.
Mr.. FORESTER and TWO helpers from
Wardsboro are at work on the telephone
line in this vicinity
TIE corn and potato crops are about
the average, Apples are exceptionally
nice and large yield.
Mrs. E. c. Clark went Wednesday to
visit in Randolph. She expects to re-
main there about three weeks.
Arson Collins of Marlboro south
Branch stepped on a rolling stone in such
a manner as to cause him to fan and
dislocate his shoulder during the past
week.
There was large attendance with the
ladies' aid at Mrs. y. V. STATIONS We'd
nesday. Mrs. +. w Morse was chosen
president in place of Mrs. +. E. Fisher
resigned.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07
T0WNSHEND
The Fletcher Family,

The triennial reunion of the Fletcher
family took place in Boston Sept. IA, with
800 members of the association present.
Austin b. Fletcher of New York city
presided. out of five vice-presidents two
are Nermonters, Fletcher ID. Proctor of
Proctor and Allan Fletcher of Proctors-
vile. Austin b. Fletcher gave an histor-
ical sketch of the family from the time
of the settlement in Concord, Mass, by
Robert Fletcher, who came from Eng
land in 1890 lie was chosen by the Cen
eral Court to be the first constable of
It's settlement and this and other offices
were filled by him until his death in 1872.
OF his descendants there have been u 900
of whom 5000 are now living There were
number of addresses by prominent
members. DR. Thomas a. Fletcher Of
52i Fifth avenue, New York city. secre-
tary for three decades, and William l,
Fletcher, librarian of Amherst college,
were the principle speakers. Miss Har-
riet \. Fletcher Of this town, Mrs Kate
NJ. Burchard of Brattleboro and Mrs f..
Il. Palmer Of Fredonia, n. Y, belong to
this family of Fletchers
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07
Rexall Men In Convention.

The most important convention OF the
Kind ever held in the East, If not in this
country ended in Boston the night of
Sept %, when more than 1900 stockhold-
ers or the United Drug company, and
some 600 ladies, members of their FAINT
hes, stood in the immense enclosure OF
the Boston Arena and united their voices
IN the chorus of Aud Lang Syne" as a
finale to the annual banquet. which had
been carried out on a scale Of unsual
magnitude. For three days business and
pleasure We're combined. In the opening
or the convention Mayor Fitzgerald well
coined the Realities to Boston. Presl-
dent l., X. Liggett spoke of the work
which had been accomplished during the
year There are now nearly 1000 drug
glsts animated with the ReXal company.
Inc Keynote of the business session was
the advancement Of the sale of pure drugs
and the prevention Of the sale of noxlous
preparations.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07

ngs of the council of CONGREGATIONAL
churches from oct. 10 to 20.
John Jenkins has been in Athens the
past week laying "a wall around the GEM
etery and assisting in running a gasoline
engine for Nal Bemis, filling silos
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Osgood and child
spent Monday night at his uncles, DR..
+. L. Osgood's. lie is Interested in the
creamery business in Derry, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN McClennan spent
Tuesday in Bellows Falls Mrs. Abbie
WoOdard Miss Emma Hastings and
Myrtle Hall spent the day in Bellows
Falls Thursday.
Miss Edith A. Francis Of Fall River
Mass, after spending week at the
Baptist parsonage left this week for
North Adams to attend meeting of a
Sunday school association.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday the pastor will preach on the
subject: "Chrlsts coming to save the
lost" All without a church home will
receive a cordial welcome.
Miss Blanche Brigham after spending
two weeks at South Haven and Kalama-
ZOO, Mich, and Cleveland, O., returned
home Saturday evening. Her mother is
in Springfield Mass. and will return
later.
The topic for next Sunday in the Bap-
fist church in the morning will be, "The
relation of love to self-sacrihce in daily
life" In the evening in the union ser
vice the topic will be, Sustained enthu-
siasm."
a large number Of people attended the
huskng bee at Eugene Reindeau's Satur-
day evening. a bountiful supper was
served Music was furnished by oaks
and Thomas Of Athens \ very enjoy
able time was had by all.
Mr.. Howard our station agent, sold 1o2
tickets for the fair u going the second
day This does not include all who went.
as many others used mileages. The Val
ley fair was patronized better by Towns
bend people than for several years.
Mrs. William Boutelle and two chill
dren OF Napcra Park. y. Y, were guests
Of Mrs. Herbert Franklin Friday after
noon. They are spending a few weeks
with Mrs. Boutelle's father-in-law.
George Boutelle, on the Brookline road.
Mrs Alice Barton Goodeu Of Boston,
after spending a few weeks in Windham,
IS now guest of Mrs A. A. Blood.
Mrs, Gooden formerly lived in town Just
above the second railroad crossing on the
West Townshend road. The house is no
longer there.
Again We arc reminded of the great
care that should be used by all In charge
of automobiles. 1t was no fault Of the
driver OF the automobile which Brighten
ed +. i. LIvermorc's horse "a few days
ago thus eudanEcriuE his life However,
this is the second serious accident avoid
ed within six weeks and the warning is
timely.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Mexican and Miss
J.. a. Francis attended the meeting OF
the Baptist ministers conference OF the
West River valley .u Brookiue Monday.
This was the annual meeting. Mr. Nc
kean was chosen president and Rev +.
~.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07
Death Of Romance Thayer.

Romance Thayer, 50. one of our oldest
citizens died last Thursday evening at
. o'clock after an illness of two weeks
with pneumonia. He was born i'm ia
maica, Sept. Is, 1897. and had lived in
Townshend the past 19 years. sixty
years ago he married Henrietta II. How
ard, who survives with one son,.tEyerctt
Thaycr of Brattleboro, and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Allie Wilder of Adams. Mass
and Mrs. Clara Howard OF Townshend.
In the four generations that have been
represented by his chidren's children his
death makes the first break The funeral
service was held in the home at u o'clock
Sunday, Rev. Joseph Mexican officiating.
and was largely attended by friends and
relatives from out OF town. Judge Wat
erman of Brattleboro was nephew Of
Mr.. Thayer
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07
WEST DOVER.

WIN NJ. Harris is in Readsboro at work
for \. b. Chase.
Benjamin Butterheld will move soon
into the Cooper house on the handle.
Those who attended church last Sunday
listened to very able sermon, and we
wish more could have been present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer Of Springfield are
staying at Green Mountain Inn, while
canvassing for the Farm and Home in
this section.
Mrs. Stearns Of Mortified spent a week
with her brother. y D. Alexander, return
Ing home Monday She was accompanied
by her niece, Rebecca.
Several neighbors and friends called on
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Green on their re-
turn home wishing them a long and hap
pN me. Cigars and candy were passed
around.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07
Ian pGROXE.

Pearl Roby is working for Mrs. John
Thompson.
Henry Abbott. our town representative.
went to Montpelier Tuesday.
Leon Pike Of Newfane visited his sis
ter, Mrs. George Harris. Tuesday
Dana Mcdonald has moved his family
into the Mcintyre house near Henry Glea-
sons,
Henry Abbott lost his horse recently.
It was found in the pasture Friday morn
ing lying on its back In a small brook
where evidently it fell.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-10-07
WEST WARDsBoRo.

Mrs. Luana White is visiting ia Ea..
Dover.
Mrs. Albert Robinson. visited in New.
fame and BrattleborO recently.
Mrs. w. H. Barrett Of Brattleb.-. will
assist Mrs George Tudor in her n. liners.
opening Oct. II and Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Bland Robinson and
Walter Robinson Of Waterbury ara We.
iting relatives. Almon Roblry5, las
gone to Brattleboro to work.
Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Boardman attend.
ed the ministers conference in Br.-k-
line Monday. Mr.. Boardman gave q ,.-,,
comprehensive report SUNDAY Of he
state convention.
Mrs. Boardman recently received an
nouncement that relative. Hugh Evan.
der Willis was married Sept. q .n I..--r-
field, MINI, to Miss Esther Louise De-
Coster, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs -..-.
cescO Y. DeCoster.
Mrs. Ada Wilder will have her N -.
cry opening Oct. 10 and II at w r Al.