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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-09
VERNON.
Funeral of Eugene H. Akley.

The large congregation gathered at
Union church, many of whom were IN
able to obtain entrance, attested TO tne
love and esteem in when Eugene II
Akley was held by his many TRENDS anu
business associates at his 1uhefal laS.
sunday afternoon. The VIDE cree
was emphasized bv attendance from
Snrinpfeld and Bernardston, Mass,
Townshend. Putney, Dummerston;
Marlboro, Chesterfield. n. T., as wen
as the nearer towns of Gullford, brat
tieboro. West Brattleboro and North
field Mass. The casket was surround
cd hv MANY beautiful floral tributes
fpom relatives and friends. Upon
small tables were arranged lovely horal
designs from the various Masonic So
cieties. Union Church assoeIatlon,
Ladies' circle, Pomona and vernon
oranges, and the Neighbors cup. 1ehf
der and sympathetic were the Woras % %
Rev. Delmar f. Trout, as he spoke OF
fnrting all with the promise OF ms
last words: s'Good bye, till morning
comes again. u,.or IN
Mr. Akley was an active worker III
ovarv cause for the good OF the com
munitv. and in his death vernon. Peppie
raalize a personal loss which will long
ho felt The commitment service py
Poanseant commandery. X. /, ana
singing by the Masonic quartet, Wv were Is
solemn and impressive. Burial was ~ ~
the North cemetery near his nome, a
he e' wished, and his neighoors are g laa
Far this expression of his love FOR tn Tsl
who loved him well, but whom "oo
loved best. The bearers were II /. a. "a
staten 7. f.. Stockwell,. A. A. D4 u eW
q Barnes, S. S. Pike ana II. :"
1
The following Joint resolution dannt on ' bs
death of Mr. Akley was adopted ~
the present legislature: u, 10,
Resolved, That we learn WIN aeet
reoret of the decease OF hon. EeSt the
n Aklev of Vernon, member o Oh t nd
house t in the years 1906 and l9oS. l Ano
# IS further resolved that M. Ald the
man. member of the house from sne
t tna, Of Vernon, be delegated to rep ne
sent the house of representatives az 'n .
funeral of the deceased; ana tnat az
conv of this resolution be forWara1St' l
nv Mr., Alderman to the family OF 'h'
deceased.
Mr. Hartshorn from Northbrldge
Mess was recent guest OF MI AM
Mrs. G. w. Johnson
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When to Feed Poultry Food.

There is prevailing notion with Wit /; a
certain class Of pontfy@ef6 fowls lna dur
inc the warm summer montnS-Inah.
thew will get along very Wen VIII
o r food and what they can piek K
or nhnnt the wards. That this opinion
I u not ,npo shared by the most progressive
ona gs sS Ss ns tia tafe
s mp aeT 5 Perfected Poultry Food in
CURED Of some q the prominent a9ins d p0q to
try breeders of New tb Eng best tm ns i D
which wh; TO feed this food. D. J: Lambert
of Apponaug, R: l., who is famous na on az
y breeder of high-class poultry ana one pm
d d ot ne hest known in New England,
answered an sag as follows: "We feed Page .hs 8
Poultry Food every month IN the
IF YOU want to know NOR. about TINS !.
food and the best ways S Of u 81 f 1T
his his booklet, profitable Poultry. II
will Vli p be sent free, postpaid, to anyone
mentioning this paper.
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Death of Mrs. w. E. Watson.

shadow of sorrow was cast over this
community Thursday evening OF last week
Nv the death of Mrs. Janet tIaylor)
Watson. wife of William e. Watson, Who
died from a complication of diseases after
having given birth to a daughter ~ days lay
previous, Mrs Watson was born June %
1871. in Dexter, Me-, and came, to Inns
dale 20 years ago with her mother, WIS
Marion Taylor, her father, Alexander
TAYLOR. having died shortly before.
Since that time she had always llved II
this town and was a member OF the o on
erepational church. and the Ladies be
neyolent society. also a member of Queer
Esther Rebekah lodge Nine years age
last April she became the wife Of, w. n
Watson and three children were born OF
this union, Marion, Ellen, and the baby
Janet. , /,
her large number of friends. However
the grief falls particularly heavy upon hel
husband and her mother, with whom she
had always lived. Besides her relatives
above mentioned she is. survived by tWt
brothers. John A. Taylor Of Harrlsv1 ~
and William M. Taylor of Wilton; Inc
funeral was held at the home last Sunday LAY
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Eliot w
Brown. D. D., of Mortified, Mass, offl,cl
ate ID a assisted bv Rev. N. L. Porter: who
offered prayer at the grave. The h nmrla
took place in Pine Grove cemetery. There
were many beautiful floral tributes OF cu'
flowers and set pieces.
Relatives from ont of town attendns
the funeral were W. G. Whitaker a INC
Miss Grace Whitaker of Schenectady
N. Y. John Archibald Of Claremont
William M. TAYLOR of Wilton, Mr. an, ane
Mrs. J. A. Taylor of Harrisville, and MRS
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WESTMINSTER.

A section Of the concrete of the Walpole.
Westminster bridge fell Just after
o'clock. John j. Fitzgerald. veteran
contractor aud builder. with gang Of
men was changing some supporting rods
when the flooring gave way, carrying 80
way 10 feet below.
Mr.. Fitzgerald was badly bruised and
cut about the face aud internal injuries
are feared. j. C. Coneodan,. Inspector.
was hurt on the back and head Two OF
George I.apine's ribs were broken. james
Mcdonald was injured about the spine and
taken TO Keene hospital. Booth kiniry
received a scalp wound and William
smith was cut on the knee. Al will live.
Mr. Fitzgerald has been foreman FOR
- Vears and this Is his first serious acct.
dent. lie was in charge Of the heavy con
crete work al the Vernon dam and always
considered very careful man.
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GUILroRD CENTER.

William Miner of California l. visit.
Ing his brother. +. ". Miner.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Brown returned home
last saturday from her visit IN Putney.
Eta HAYNES of BrattlehOro j. stop
ping with Mrs. T.. W. Legaic Few
DAYS.
Mrs. II. 7. Matte was an oyerSun.
dav guest of Mrs. H. J. Richmond in
BrattleboTo.
+. W. Legate attended the funeral OF
his cousin : wife, which WIS held IN
Halifax Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Thomas at.
tended the funeral of Eugene Akley
in Vernon last Sunday.
The ladies will hold their circle in
their rooms Thursday. Nov. II. III not
pleasant. il will be held the next day
Herbert Thayer of South Deerfeld
Mass. visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
+. T.. Thayer, from Monday until We'd
nesdaV
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Putneyand Vicinity
furNHY.

Gssl DAVE ss tsasdisg Al Mia G l.
hAkis0A =
Mn, ilaahah n, Waite ts,aEHesi ihis
arsk item Nisli % ise weeks ~ hcl
leas fAiis.
Miss nshsi omst slehl part of ftl,
daY ahd Saturday with fElrnds Ia West
pammefsioh.
Miss LILLIAN Weber catered The en-
pleF q William lishstisea Al bis palAel
mill lhis week,
NJ. and Mrs, n, H. cafPenisT. Of
ilaNefhlli eame Thursday ta visit ihsli
sen. Thomas Y, Carpenter.
Miss Eleanor Davis telaFhed IL bel
home In uFfori, \, H., Monday, aIie'
spending tea days IN town.
John T., Ellis Of this town has beer
granted an increase Of punslon AZ tbs
rate Of sla month from NoS, IS
No services we're held IN the Meiha
disi rhutrh lac, Sunday, owing 90 tbs
Illness Of the pastor, Rev. I. W. SHARP
Clarence ], Ferguson. Superintendent
Of the Anii snlo0n league, spoke IN tbs
Congregational church Sunday even
ine. giving a very Interesting talk,
John y. Clarke returned Monda,
from 4 two weeks visit with bis
daughter. Mrs Charles II, nridRman
Ia kernr. y. II.
MIS-. Addie u. johnson returned
"Wednesday from Chicopee, Mass
where ~. has been spending fcn
weeks With her sister. Mrs. William
Street.
II. Il. Shelley died At the home 81
his mother. Ms Flora L. Cole, Mednes
day afternoon M I.au. The fanefa
will be- held AZ the house Saturday af
teEnnon nc : clock.
DE. q, :. Foster was called 60 Yer
genhrs last week by the illnrss an,
death Of HE sister. Mrs. Foster wen
Monday to attend the funeral Of bel
.isicf,in'law. Miss Foster. The funefa
was held Wednesday.
The annual meeting for the election
81 officers Of Col. ". II. Greenwood W
Il. g.. No. %, will be held Tuesday
evening. The annual election aud IN
siallation Of Golden Rule lodge, No. 3s
! Z 4 \. NJ. occurs Wednesday.
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.MNew Hampshire
SCORES ANOTHER SUCCESS
Congregational seslsiy's AhAasl Fan
and Festival Draws Crowds

Thr ahnual faiF ani irsiRsl sissa tf
the Congregational lh1tgh s@eassf l@eA
place MsslAesiaS and thaFsaia5 siis!-
as..ssss snd skeRinss h lhr Iowa ball u
az sen sab0s abe affair a. eel AZ
way sacssssiai nnahsialiY, 1hs ball sAs
isssasiialiy angolAlfd. ihs eaiof sfhfiits'
h. ias spl anl eFueh. Ia kssliAs With The
holiday srissl lssleons sud silrAierfs q
sysrstssh, laisilsnrl ~ I'D Christmas
bells ant fihians, mAae charming sci
tihs iaE The many booths lAilir rfrtsfsTH
tIvss herr ani lhsIu added greatly q shs
aitTari lsenass al the decorations, Alsi,ai'
the haleouy sete st~n hu1sss caught ~
Christmas sfraihs,
"Wednesday evening The snl'l~f M@s sssA
"a AZ $50 orlosk Ia charge u the eetash
chicken tile mashed ioiaEn, rsshbefsa
saurs. inrnip, squash, ariAe, meat AID
squash pir., assorted uakrs ehause, celrfs
fruit aud coffee. -
Mann and varied prTr the handsopls
sooihs Nhifh ertr afsansei abeui ihs
hall The iemnnadr and posfotn beoih
Al = thriving business under the manage
mani az q 4. Ral.sBtsohs sundag sehml
Tiass. Tie lanry booth, which Nae u
fharss III Ma. a e Robertson, Mr.
less Field anl Mis, Roy Taylor. had
nanr hrautiini afsielrs a. nrll AZ u,rin
for sale, where one found az eAeriArn'
opportunity foT pairhsslns ihriF thirst
mas presents Mics I've Z, Robertson and
Ml,. l.. Hazel Robcfts had charge Il ihs
candy booth, and they bal bouniliu
supply 81 home made sweets lhs Howe
tioaih vas IN charge II Mfs y W. Vel
ie,d. ana Mr, q. &, Robertson, and Was
lartsnFsd Ia al attractive manner, lars'
umbrella. making a canopy. which wa'
decorated with sprays ~ wisiefia, ~ ihi'
I beoih wa "a h. found the usual larss
varsity az ferns, Poiiei plants, and rn'
flowers The domestic booth, IN cfaIss
81 Mr.. ". T.. Fay, Mrs. Arthur Taylor
and Mrs. Charles Fletcher, was wei pat
fnnisod. Their wcrr many danny rnt'
and useful articles to be had ai thi'
Mir. Eva lockwood AMI Mis-. Eyeln'
Steward drew the children to theii
/ booth. where Tor the small sunl Of hNs
cents each al could iH their lncl
with the mysterious articles WRAPPED ny
"a securely The doll booth was a new
npd very nrctty feature this year. NJ
.orts and sizes az dnlls were on sale here
/ from the little 10 the big dolls, This hootl
VS. In charge az Miss Lena Higginson and
I Mis- LYDIA Higgins
/ The Knitting club had a very attractive
table IN charge Of Mr.. c +. kcyon and
I Mrs. Henry G. Holland.
| Following the supper "Wednesday even
/ ing was a musical entertainment consis,
/ ing Of singing. reading and scarf drii
ana farce entitled, How the Story Grew
Thursday evening the sumner was ~
charge of the men of the parish who Ger
tainiy onidid themselves in preparing FOL
che menu which consisted OF tomato sonn
chicken. ham. and beef loaves. baked
potatoes. pie. cake. celery, and fruit
Following this supper an entertainmeh'
was given by local talent entitled. Abov'
the Clouds. which was enthusiastically re
ceivcd. The PLAY was very interesting ane
the parts particularly well taken,
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WEST HALIFAX.

r. J. Phillips is making new cattle
stable in his barn.
Judge Frank Worden has returned
home from county court.
Rev. w. M. Hitchcock and D. d. Pratt
were in Brattleboro Wednesday on bust
ness.
Miss Florence Fisher has returned home
after working for Mrs. S. B. Thurber fo1
some time.
Mrs. Lillian VIM has returned after
visiting at her home in Bennington tol
two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cooke and daugh
ter. Eva. of Brattleboro, were at E. 5
Cookies all last week.
Walter Canady came near being killed
in Colran City Tuesday by, falling of
his load and striking on his head on the
frozen ground. He was unconscious fol
10 or 90 minutes.
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How many are there of us. who realize
the advantages of early Christmas shop
pings, Those who do shop early have the
first pick Of everything and usually 9..ia are are
f;cnltv This holds good especially as re
CARDS the line which E. S. Met1eld, r.,
the druggist, is displaying. While the line
is bv far the most extensive ever SHOWN
in this vicinity, already quite NUMBER 9
of the best selections are oe1ng M deRe5e1
store ore as soon as possible so that you may
secure ec vour choice of the beautiful line on
d;snlav Also bear in mind that hand,
some calendar is in waiting for you and
with a purchase of 80 cents in Christmas
goods ,o Won receive free admission to the
moving picture theatre.
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JACKSONVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cutting were IN
pra+tleboro on business Monday.
Nv Carrie Canedv will move her mil
linerv goods to Mrs. Lucy Haskins'
house.
hurry Pierce will move to Whi n Kan
where he has work as sawyer ~
field & Wheeler's mill. ~,
Mr. and Mrs. George Churchill ana or w
s. Allen attended, the foT Tpnrsday s>
meeting in Brattlehoro last inu,s,'s
Fl. NJ. Roberts went to PlttsIle'di Mdss.
the first of the week TO see er; atie III
DR.. Oscar Roberts, who is er'ticai'y ~ =,
Dalrymple & Robinson have bought ; ro IN,
cooler used by Mr.. Baker IN ms !.lsa
business at Wilmington and are putting
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-09
WEST GUILrORD.

There was an oyster supper served at
Calvin Colemans last week Friday night.
Addison Brainard, who has had rooms
in George Coddings home since last
spring. moved last week back to Savoy,
Mass, where he formerly lived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Merriheld went
"Wednesday to Providence, X. J., 10 spend
the winter with their daughter, Mrs
John Henderson. On Jan. Is, 1911, they
viii celebrate their golden wedding.
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SOUTH VERNON.

MANY are suffering with severe colds.
William ]. TYLER of Boston visited
his mother this week.
There was n large attendance at the
Newton auction Tuesday
Abel Duauette of Springfield and D.
y Duffy of Northampton. Mass, were
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Newton
Tuesday
Mrs. ]. W. Collier of Westfield, Mass,
visited her parents, Rev. and Mrs. a;
y Phelps, for a few days recently, anu
has gone now to Worcester, Mass" Tor
the winter.
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WEST DOVER.

G. F. Lazelle killed yesterday pig
weighing 3S4 pounds.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist society
will meet with Mrs. 5. Il. 1eaW next
Tuesday afternoon. {
Mrs. Lydia Lazelle went Thursday to
Springfield to help care for her sister,
Mrs Alice Roberts, who is Ill.
Miss Ida Goodell returned to Spring
field. Mass, Wednesday after, spending
one one week with her mother, Mrs; Mary
Goodell, and sister, Mrs. W. Il. Moore
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sOIJTH HALIFAX.

Raea & Son are putting in a new
bath at William Chase's.
Miss Alice Sprague is at home from
her work in Wilmington.
Mrs. Warner Pratt RAJ ana IN on Grove
visited at Andrew Worden III oioNo
Sunday.
Charles Maynard, who mas pe1'
working in South Deerfield, is at NJ -
Harris s. -,
Mrs. Mary Harris is visiting h 81
daughter, Mrs. Elmer Hlllman' III
Furnace, Mass. .n
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vial have have e Mel
visiting her parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
Horace Learnard, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brigham returned q
+bo;r home after two weeks, Visit
Win her brother, 0. P. Hubbard.
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il ia lhsis ssOss latch beasLt u iisssss
NMslh
Al ahsmhsss and iaTasrE msaatsss -
N0ath Ilissf sfAhec sAaaid lstiiriairT Us
nah anniversary Harstins - the esAhes
] sss.a ~ i1aiaoa ha1l TUESDAY evening
lue' II 4 special lE@sfam hss i'ssa s''
ranged.
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GREEN RIVER.

Tn the death of Watson DeMolt :
which III occurred here Monday after
, WALL i illness with pneumonia, the
Community munn has lost one of its best en- en-
izens. He was the second son OF w sas
late Rev. Daniel DeWMolf, ana en- ve mrs
born in Westbrook, Conn, o. ho has has
ago For r number Merchandise oa 1e'' store in
t Ken' Village. Mr.. DeWolf leaves two two
d fnls three Grandchildren two Two
hrothers and two sisters. His wife mas
baen dead for several years.
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WILMINGTON,
Death az Judge z. ~. Crosby

Indps rfansis ". Grossly. Who died
fecsntlN IL Minnesota atrie ~ h@1
nf,side,i over she nEsi iaAlrlal hisifiss
taf a. NaATs. a record ithant fAfal,
IA Ia that slate, Nas bora u MilmAns
ION. NoF. So, 1850. brins tho soh ~ ne
late Eiisl and Thankfal Allen AfeshN
early and esteemed settlers ~ ihA'
loNn, Who came tFoin Massarhasr,ls'
Anl foF many years. lived Ga iath
near Raw pond. Ia the eastern sseiieh
u Wilmington, N The linv s' his
Sudden des,h JadFs .iesbs n.sa v
ISL. indee oi the 1Fsi judicial district,
assuming bis duiies in the tpllohihr
January. lie was reelected ~ ls.s'
1854, isau. lsaa. 1909 aud isVs, Ire
| Vious 10 this long tern II service hr
Mas nudge Of probate Of Dakota county y
Judge Crosby Was brought np on vac
ho,na farm ia Wilmington, being rain-
Gated IN the pahllo srho0ls 81 thai
town and N Mounl Caesar seminary in
swanFsY, \, H. he Was = public school
teacher. aud Law student ~ The Office ~
Oscar l.. khafiaf Of Wilmington AMI
that II Daniel Roberts az Manchester
being admitted 10 the bar IN bsnhihs
ten December. lsi5. Judge efoshf frl
4 resented Wilmington Ia The Nefmani
/ legislature in issi and 1850. and after
/ III admission 10 the bar be Was asso'
eiaied Ia the practice II law with uen,
stephen Il. flaeg of Wilmington, where
he remained until his removal 10 MIN.
nesota In iSss. Judge Crosby, ~ the
time Of his death, was engaged ia col
| lertinp the records Of Revolutionary
/ soldiers credited 60 his native town
numbering. II IL said. more than Joe
Old veterans. who had fought ~ bunk
~ Hill. Saratoga and Bennington, 7
great many Of whom are buried IN WI.
/ mingtan. Judge Crosby was one 81
seven Judges whose portraits adofn Me,
mortal hall In Wilmington, hut two OF
whom survive.
EVerill Davis is on the sick list.
o. T.. Bu,terfcld was In bennington
/ Tuesday.
Forrest BOYD has blood poisoning IN
/ his hand.
!. II. Beal was in town the first Of
/ the week.
]. II. Sawin Of Gardner, Mass. was
in town Monday.
i II. u. REYNOLDS of Erving. Mass.
was in town Monday.
Flora Brown returned Saturday from
4 a visit in New Haven. Conn.
Georpe Hubbard was visitor ~
south Nottingham Wednesday.
Miss smith. the kindergarten teach
or. has blood poisoning in her hand.
Stuart Barnard returned from New
York Monday, where he has been fol
i treatment.
William Houghton has gone into Oh,
tuc king business. ID. l.. Nav is still
unable 10 do any work.
Edith Dairy returned to her home IN
! Jacksonville. She has finished hei
work nj DR.. L. T. Pages.
The Ladies Aid of the Uniyersalis'
church held their annual Christmas
sale nj the church parlors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Kidder were
called 10 Troy, y. V. Monday on ac
count of the Illness of their grandson
Richard Gardner. They returned We'd
nesday.
Ruth, little daughter of Carl Adams
sprained or broke her wrist while slid
ing down hill Tuesday. DR.. Page has
taken her to North Adams hospita
for an X.ray treatment.
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WEST CHESTERFIELD.
Smith is very i'll.

Horace Smith is very ill.
Mrs. @. r. Farr went to Worcester last
Saturday on account of the critical illness
Of her cousin, Mrs. Eta (Ruggles) Wes-
ton.
The Ladies' circle meets at the hall
next Thursday afternoon. A full attend
ance is desired to make arrangements tor
the 5Oth anniversary of their festival JAM
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GROVE.

Andrew Worden and Amos Carey are
on the sick list ru,nl
Miss Dora Barker is working at FRANK
Fosters in Lyden. ~,
Mrs Charles Wilkinson visited in Col
rain the first of the week
Mabel Ryder of Marlboro has peen
working at james Legatess.
Mrs James Legate died Sunday morn e'i1 !
ing mon The funeral was Tuesday an y,
MAS M;sosb ,nIge's The family have the sympa
th1, of ali in their bereavement.
Not "standpatters hut stlek seal
IS Tho Red Cross Chrlstllias oN
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George Kaffer of Bellows Falls sustained
fractured skull in street fight Sunday
morning.
Harry Eastman, o. an employe of the
Eagle Square company at South Shafts.
bury. died in an Albany, N. y; hospita.l
Friday from injuries received the prevl-
ous day.
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ouiLroRp
Walked 10 rorfington. CT. With Pair
OF Steers.

Phil I. Hewitt. who left here Men.
la. morning. NOV ~. for biz home IN
Iorfinsion, Conn. reached there on
Thanksgiving day. NOV. -. having
walked the whole distance driving 4
pair Of thFer,YeaFaA Normandy
steers. which be bought of N. l.. Davis,
10 be kept uIson hts fathers farm,
When he went home 4 wear ago he took
a paiT ~ twe.fear Odds, which We're
frrishted from Hnttlcbofo 90 Torfine,
ton, the freight charges being sll,
Rather than ray another such e2ofbi.
iani bill be- footed Il through,
Yankee grit.
Severe colds. bronchial. throat. and
lung troubles abound IN all directions,
No relief is in sight for those whose
wells and springs have been dry 81
nearly 30 for more than three months
The ladies society will hold Christ
mas sale OF aprons and fancy articles
at Mrs. joel flagg : on Friday evening,
Dec. 10. Refreshments Of cake aud
coffee will be- served.
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HALIFAX.
Death of Watson DeWolf.

Watson DeWof OF Green River died
Monday evening of pneumonia at ms
home, after weeks critical illness. Mr.
DeWolf had been resident of Green
River for the past seven years. and the
proprietor of general store. Before going
there he was prominent farmer IN Han
fax, where he was postmaster and select
man for term OF years. lie was born
in Westbrook, Conn, July ~, 1913. ne
married Sept. II, 1864, Miss Sylvia A
Evans of Halifax, and has two daughters
Bertha the wife of Herbert II. Whlte
and Lila. the wife of p. +. Croser, boil
of Halifax, and three grandchildren; n'
also leaves two brothers, Wescott OF Brat
tleboro. C. S. DeWolf of Halifax, and two
sisters. Nettie, the wife of Alfred Smedd
lev of Worcester Mass, and Elva, wilt
Of A. S. Gallup of Guilford. Mr. Dew oil
was man of decided opinions and took
keen interest in all questions OF the DAY
Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Scott visited IL
Colrain the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Ware returned te
their home in Wilmington last Friday.
DR.. Z. S. Niles of Boston has been i
town for few days, looking after M
farming interests here.
Edward Mcclure and family, who have
been STAYING at the Otis Gates farm, nave
moved to Corain, Mass
Miss Blanche Baker Of Guilford is keep
;ng bonse for her uncle, H. E. White, dur
inc Mrs. Whites stay in Green River.
The stage horses INDUCED in another
,pnawav Wednesday morning. They RAJ
f,nm Grosier's store to the Grove post
nfJice but did no great damage.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-09
A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on 50-cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If
It fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded:
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-09

Not "standpatters hut .stiek aoal
tors w? THE Red Cross Christmas seal