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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
WILMINGTON.

Frank Bellows is in Syracuse, \. J.
II, ID, Allen was in Brattlcboro Wednes
day
F. /. schustcr spent Sunday in liol
yoke,
George barre OF Braltlcboro was in town
sunday.
Nlls Forest Boyd was in North Adams
Monday
Rolin Childs OF Brdttleboro was in town
thi, week,
George Lcmay was in North Adams
Wednesday
Mn, +. f. johnson wa. in Brattleboro
Wednesday.
DR., sullivan Of North Adams was in
town sunday.
Pansy Davis Of Nottingham is working
for Carl Adams.
Dir II l.. Waterman OF Braitleboro was
IN town Tuesday.
Mr.. W. NJ Nogel is visiting relatives
in New York city,
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Gleason are in Rut-
land, W., this week,
Everett Harrington Of North Adams was
in town Wednesday.
Miss Helen Buell. is visiting her brother,
Albert. in Beverly, Mass
Mis- lt,,,, R.lloy,s - snapJipc her "a.
cation in New Yorl state
uss CRYSTAL crosier nj Rcadsboro visit.
al ~ mi Nrs NJ ~ Eollstt
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SnringselJ NIa.s ior I, sbort time
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Nh, =. l." N''e III ,o"h ..ls wen
NllIam 2,hhh uled az E1W boEu las'
Na'uiu"S' ne was d"ou' :" !c"is Vi "s',
Mrs. I. {, Barlow spent Monday, with
ner daughter MIS- = - h"Ie'' al he""s
h"lo'
Leon Wheeler and Miss Leitle hingsiey
attended the lance AT headspuIo fIIua!
night
Miss Beth follett j. Spending the Week
with her aunt, Mrs. Henry Porter IN
BratlIeboro
Mrs Francis smith. who underwent an
operation at Hlattleboro Memorial hospl-
tai Is gaining slowly,
Mrs Hal Wheeler OF Nottingham and
Miss Carroll Of New York city visited Mrs
a. J.. Nurtls MONDAY
DIR. and Mrs. w +. McGrath OF North
Adams were in town Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Henry Rice
Mrs, Lulu Fowler and Miss Gladys Bias
sett 90 10 Boston Thursday. Miss Bassett
i going TO study music there.
= NJ puss.u returned "Wednesday from
MS ATTENDANCE at the Windham County
Veterans encampment at Bellows Falls
I,,o uaJoIra .lico Amos daughter Of
NJ '''a and ' NJ Cbarles Anes was chris.
- 49, I,o;,,arsaI;st ebrrcb Sunday
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ME- + e. neo aaa %niu Satnrdav 70 see
~ Nh, -, H., %ar'6 .AJams 6osni,al
WI, Heu""'H AZ '"' r,oi ~ -
Mrs. Lampson Of lhoroid' an, VINO ~
been spending some time with heT daugh'
Ter, Mrs. Forrest Boyd returned nome
Monday
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poLo WI N ,I, 49, ~ us,r,, Pcs
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Fred Reynolds, VINO IS weekly salesman
IN Wilmington Tor Il W; Clark .o;i =
on the SICK list Herbert Siafk is 'ra'eihie
IN ms place
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
JACKSONVILLE.
eroy Lowe is very i'll.

Leroy Lowe is very Ill.
Forest Barker is charging his silo.
Several are taking in the Charlemont
fair this week.
DR.. and Mrs. A. J. Thomas returned
home Wednesday.
Miss Florence Negus of Wilmington
is visiting in town.
Mrs. A. f. Hunt visited at E. H..
Fuller IS the first of the week.
E. J. Corkins is arranging to start
the Henderson mill at an early date
Paul Chase of Brattleboro was the
guest of Raymond Roberts over sunday
DoLr uui1 Claude pike. ii. Z. Stetson, Hal
Games and Forest Pike this week.
G. s. Chase IS automobile was stalled
on Sugarhouse hill Sunday with brok-
en- cog. Floyd Reed towed it to Brattle-
bOro.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
SOUTH HALIFAX.

Mrs Nina Vial returned Thursday tc
her home in Ashfeld, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Ossie Prouty visited at ii
E. Leonard's the last of the week.
About 40 couple attended the dance at
Charles Worden's Friday night. All report
a fine time.
Miss Hazel Calvin has finished work for
Mrs. c. D. Noyes and gone to her home on
Pawnel Hill.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
EAST DUMMERSTON.
Death of Densmore Blood.

Densmore Blood, an old resident and
worthy citizen of Dummerston, died
Sunday morning at his home on Black
mountain road, after a long illness.
His wife died many years ago and one
son, Ransom, died few years ago. He
is survived by a daughter, Jennie Mrs.
George Fisher), three sons, Henry of
this town, Edwin +. of Putney and
Robert, who lived with his father.
There are also nine grandchildren, a
brother, John Blood, and a sister, Mrs.
Flora Cole, of Putney, and other rela-
tives. The funeral was at the home
Tuesday afternoon. Prof Russell Of
WilliamstOwn. Mass. Officiated. E. III.
Miller sang. Burial was in Putney.
Mrs. Lestina Brown has returned to
Lowell, Mass.
Miss Ruth Dutton is visiting school
friend in Connecticut.
Brattleboro high school.
Mrs. II. T. Spaulding and Miss Nellie
Spaulding are away on visit.
Miss Minerva Crosby and Mr. Dick
inson are guests at G. N. Crosby's.
Mrs. Toole, who has been caring for
Mrs. A. j. Davis, has returned to Bos
ton.
Miss Maud Robinson spent Friday
night with her sister, Mrs. George Col
burn.
Mrs. J. E. Johnson and son, Erwin,
of Vernon, are at H. It. Spaulding IS
this week.
Mrs. George Weber of Putney is
spending the week with Mrs. G. F.
Wellington.
Miss Ida Knapp of Northampton,
Mass, is with her relatives at the
Knapp homestead.
Nelson Crosby and William Whitney
of Brattleboro were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Crosby.
Mrs. j. A. Reed and Mrs. G. G. Walk |
err visited relatives in Greenfield and |
Deerfield, Mass, last week
W. E. Nichols Joined his wife at W.
F. Walker s Saturday and they left |
on their trip west.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Houghton and
son of Springfield Mass, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Houghton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Colburn and
child went Sunday to Wardsboro to at
end the funeral of a relative.
Mrs. Dette and children of New York
spent two days with her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. J. NJ. Knight, last week.
L. III. Lynde, administrator of the es-
ate of the late David and Ann Reed,
las sold the real estate, the homestead,
% the son, Fred Reed, who will con-
inue to make it his home.
Mr.. Whitney, superintendent of
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15

SmG' 81 lhi, famous institution. He
I'M Cutler have thoroughly agreed in
Edl matters relating to the manage.
!, ii tha school and he has an intimate
El,de, of the founders plans and ideals
Cls development of the seminary The
|pt,t> aie Tor a broader development OF
|smmay along new lines. Gould hall is
Ilh progressing, the structure being
III ready Tor the roof. The new adj.
|.udtion hall is to be built at once.
Of the buildings filling two Of the
|c. greatest needs.
Ioi,,,or Dickinson will lives for the
Eat at Nj. Hermon driving to and
the school each day until a suitable
|len.e is available for him and his
Iy A reception was given Prof and
Dickinson and the teachers of the
Inaly Tuesday night at w r. Moody's,
the principal might become acquaint-
With the teachers
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
VERNON.

Miss Emma Gray is attending Brattle
boro high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Haven OF
Barre, Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.
Putnam this week.
The Ladies' circle will meet next
Wednesday afternoon in their rooms. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mrs. Gladys Holden and daughter,
Ellen. of South Londonderry were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID.
Jaquith.
Our public schools opened last Mon,
dav. Miss Julia johnson of Springfield
teaching the North school, Miss Grace
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
GROVE.

R. J. Legate is on the sick list.
A heavy frost Wednesday night dld
much damage.
Mr. Ripley of North Adams was at
Sumner Worden's last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Streeter OF Shell
burne Falls were at G. Fl. Wilkinson
Sunday.
Dora Barber, who has been visiting IN
Colrain for the past month, returned home
last week
G. S. DeWolf and c. Il: Wilkinson have
been working at A. 5. Gallnp's and w. a.
Dennison at David Worden's.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
Being Exclusive.

Mr.. Bilkens Ia seaside cottager)-"I
notice you always go to a private bath
ing establishment. Why don't you
battle in the ocean?o
Mrs. Bilkens-"The oceans Good
ness me, Why, all those hotel boarders
hattie in it. Philadelphia Times.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
WEST HALIFAX.
Sudden Death of Mrs. Fred Worden

Mrs. Grace Luella (Bidwel) Worden,
wife of Fred n. Worden passed away
peacefully early Sunday morning at her
home in West Halifax after brief illness
of typhoid fever. Mrs. Worden was born
in Glastonbury, Conn, p years ago last
June. She was married to Mr. Worden
two wears ago last June and came here to
live then. During her short stay here she
had endeared herself to all and made many
friends. Mrs. Worden was member OF the
First Congregational church of Glaston-
bury. also a member of Ivy Rebekah lodge,
No. So l. @. O. f., and was graduated from
the high school at that place in June, 1901.
She left besides her husband, her father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. David Bidwell, also
three sisters, Mrs Ralph H. Young. Miss
Carolyn Bidwel and Dorothy Bidwell, all
of Glastonbury. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev Roy NJ. Houghton of the
Congregational church of Brattleboro, at
the Universalist church at / o'clock We'd
Rena Cutting, both of Jacksonville, sang
Sleep On, Some Glad Day, and Peace to
Thee. The following are the out-of-town
people who attended the funeral: Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. f. Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
Scott and Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Rockwell of
Brattleboro Miss Grace Howard of Winch
endon, Mass, A. A. Larrabee of Orange,
Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Olney Crosier Miss
Bertha Shaw and Mrs. Ruth Wilcox of
Shelbume Falls, Mrs. A. J. Faulkner of
Mrs. Horace Worden Of Fair.
mont, ILL.,. Mr.. and Mrs David Bidwell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Young of Glas-
tonbury, Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs George
Morton of Conway, Mass.
A. A. Larrabee of Orange, Mass, is in
town this week.
Rev. J. E. Berry of Putney, former
pastor here, preached in the Baptist
church last Sunday. and Rev W. NJ.
Hitchcock preached in his place in Putney.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Clark of Brattle-
ooro called on relatives this week.
Mrs. Arthur Vile of Ashfeld, Mass,
Visited at her fathers, Horace Leonard's,
asst week.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
,rthfed, Mass.
seminary YEAR BEGINS
New PRINCIPAL, Charles Z, Dieken.
son. IN Charge,

New ls4sAPaa' Ni"'''e ~ b'Shen-
son. IN Charge,
n.' seminary opened yesterday
mtuIy hllcd. The older
IH .f,hcr, viii feel with tender
H,yurc at Miss Hall. the he.
l.fI far more than ~ years
,e. and anticipation Is shown
u. wears work with the new
r Charles +, Dickinson, at
Nownyipdl oi MI llermon
., Than - wears, Mr., Dicken.
IN. myd in experience and abil.
. NOW work which IN a large
.Hf. similar io the work he leaves
.Hm,u of l.ehiph university.
E5.tH,m Pa. class Of 81 lie
y. nj .IHmun - years ago directly
.a mg and sost OF this time has
.,.nlal of the school oo.opcrat.
If al cutler in the great dc.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
SOUTH VERNON.
Death of Mrs. Edwin Palmer.

Margaret Jane, wife of Edwin Palm
er. SO, died suddenly at her home III
Millet, Alberta, Tuesday morning
Her death was the result of heart trou'
BILE with which she had suffered for sew
eral wears. Mrs, Palmer was born IN
Leeds Village, Quebec. June s, 1858.
After her marriage to Mr.. Palmer, Nov.
Is. 1877, they made their home in Ham
ilton, Ont, for several years. moving
from there to South Vernon IL years
ago. They remained here until last
June when they moved to Millet, where
they purchased a large farm. during
their residence in South Vernon they
won the friendship and respect of 2
wide circle who sincerely regretted
their departure. Mrs. Palmer is sur
vived bv nine children: Mrs. B. l..
Frost of Brattleboro, Mrs. Charles Spear
of Vernon. Edwin Palmer of Greenfield,
Mrs. Ernest Blodgett of Vernon, John
w. Palmer of West Springfield, Miss
Annie Palmer of Vernon, Miss Eliza,
beth Palmer, Miss Maria Palmer and
Levi Palmer of Millet. Miss Elizabeth,
Miss Maria and Levi Palmer had. lust
Joined their parents in Millet, arriving
there Sunday night.
MIS-, EInpI MOisG VI 4NNNluiltf AiANN Va
Mrs. Charles Jackson, visited her last
week
William Bailey of Marlboro visited his
brother, S. W. Bailey, the first OF the
week
The topic of the Loyal Workers meet
ing next Sunday at $50 will be Resurrec-
ton to Immortality.
Mrs. Hattie Blodgett and niece, Mrs.
Alvin johnson, of Jacksonville, visited at
Charles Jackson's over Sunday.
Mrs. Fremont Fairman spent few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Dora Burrows, at
Bernardston, Mass, last week.
Mrs Clarence Beers is keeping house for
her father, Mr.. Dresser, in Northheld
while Mrs. Dresser is away visiting.
Miss Pauline Fairman gave a reception
and dinner to her sister, Mrs. Leon Bur
rows. in honor of her 23d birthday last
Sunday in connection with family re-
union.
Martin II. Bixby of Southhaven, Mich,
A cousin of A. A. and W.. N. Dunkiieey,
has been visitor here this week. Mr.
Bixby was formerly from this section and
IS large dealer and raiser of fruit
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
BRYAN Visits Moody Schools.

llhdm Jennings Bryan VISITED North
and the Mt Hermon school last week
3Inday and at the latter place spoke to
Nj. IIermon boys. Mr.. Bryan arrived
an automobile about , o'clock and was
! rtel 10 the chapel platform by Will
j r. Moody The students rose to their
] and gave Mr. Bryan a great ovation,
NJ. llgmon yell, with Mr.. Bryan s
\ repeated at the end three times, be-
! gwen a. d welcome Mr.. Moody then
koduccd Mr.. Bryan as a friend of his
her, Dwight Lyman Moody, and a
tnd Of Young men. Mr.. Bryan then said
bart: 1t is an unexpected pleasure for
| to be here, | was in Holyoke last night
having a little time to spare i took
opportunity to visit a place made Ia
b. by Dwight L. Moody throughout the
BID. Mr.. Moody was the most conspicu-
representative of the Christian minis
We have had. He set forth religion as
lawyer sets forth his case-by good
nd Arguments. | am not sure, IN choos-
a subject to speak to you about, that
ian find better subject than man. II a
b i greatly missed because of his atfec-
when he dies, if light has gone out;
The world is colder because his warm
iH is cold-his life was a success. There
DO other Institution in this country that
an advantage over this one to exert
spread this infuence-it makes an IN
ble impression forgood. | am glad j knew
l. Moody-take Mr. Moody as a model
by the same spirit which am
ted him and your life will be a success.
he students then sang the Mt. Hermon
ediction, The Lord Bless Thee and
p Thee which, as expressed by
R. Moody, was the message of the Mt.
mon students for Mr.. Bryan. Mr.
an shook hands and quickly left the
form amidst the cheering of the stu.
Is and visitors. The students gathered
the lawn outside the chapel and cheered
Bryan with the Hermon yell as he
ky left the campus in an automobile.
lumber Of automobile parties went over
4 Mortified to hear the address.
DOL activities were suspended during the
Of the distinguished guest-all teach
and students assembling in the chapel.
Bryan took the White Mountain tram
New York. He dined at the Mortified
i before going to Mt. Hermon.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15

E mrs . Dea is assisting Mrs. Dwight
~ alc & Malley is improving from his re-
Inc Inc case Of A. w. Proctor has been con-
h pug until Oct. ).
I, ,iis. NJ. E. Proctor is entertaining her
4 =, from Springfield.
t ae viii be sitting of probate court
!, TINS town Sept. 20.
i sIss Mabel Allen has gone to attend
'"hourg Normal school.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
Fortnightly Club Calendar.

he following calendar has been ar
lged for the Fortnightly club for 19l l.
" Sept, %, lecture, Events Under the
fin Of the Directory and Consulate, Rev.
torge R. Witte; Oct 8, lecture; Oct: Is,
gall, My Favorite Novel, and Why,
apoeon Military Life, Mrs. c. G. Stock
{Idge MIS- Martha Gillette, Mrs. Lazelle,
r. F. B. Caldwell; Nov. 6, reading, Mrs.
| &, Moody. Napoleon, The Man, Mrs.
lott w. Brown, Mrs. G. I. Thompson,
N, CharIek Stebbins; Nov. 20, Current
vents, Mrs c. II. Webster, Napoleon,
kmiIy Life. Mrs. S. c. Richardson, Miss
|ary, Ihmston, Mrs. =. F. Howard; Dec.
Exile, Mrs. n P Wood, Mrs: Clarence
thaall, Miss Suse Thompson, Miss Gerda
|ntoon; Dec. Is, Current Events, Mrs.
Fltha Gillette, Napoleon, His Influence on
Acquisition to French Art, Mrs. ;. =.
Raiker, Miss G. Belle Woolacott, Miss
|adeIne Clutter; New Years Night, gen
kmens night, committee, Mrs. w, II.
[anlte, Mrs F. W. Kellogg, Miss Gertrude
4 u; Jan, u, Current Events, Miss Sue
PMpson, Industrial Life of the French
tOple, Their Holidays and Church Festl-
rs, Miss Pauline Skies, Mrs. M. I. Moore,
rs l. +. Calender; Jan. 20, Remlnls-
FlceS Mrs, N. p Wood, Victor Hugo,
K +, \ Holton, Mrs. F. G. Britttton,
KS EIma lowering; Feb. II, reading
rs Pauline Skies, musicale, Mrs. ". K.
Io99dy, Mrs. S, f. Walker, Mrs. G. II.
'eDDSter, Feb. 26, Current Events, Mrs.
b, Caldwell, Famous French Pictures In
" Own Country, Mrs. A. G. Moody, Mrs.
| ray Smith. March II. reading Miss |
slsy Dickinson, recital of French music,
.,lmlttee, Mrs. c. E. Williams, Miss
nma Alexander, Mrs. S. Z. Whitmore;
arc areh -. roll call suggestions for next
At study, Gift of France to Civilization
y It's Value, Mrs. L. r. Smith, Mrs. W.
d, zoe, Mrs Lawrence Lazelle; April 8,
, nua business meeting; April %, Current
't1n,s, Mrs. c. C. Stockbridge, France,
!, Republic. Siege of Paris. Miss Daisy
e * Mrs Benjamin Field; May 6,
n
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15

sumed Communion will be observed mere
next Sunday when the students OF the
seminary will have returned and VIII be
present.
Jeremiah Campbell. 81. died at the
Campbell homestead last Friday afternoon
after an illness of three weeks. The III
neral was held Monday morning at st. rat
rick's church. the pastor, Father Lunny,
officiating. Miss O'Keefe of Greenfield rem
dred several vocal selections. Mr.. Camp
he'll was native of Ireland but spent much
Of his life in this town and the last, few,
wears made his home with the family OF
his late brother, James Campbell Rela-
tives from out of town at the funeral were !;
Mrs. Edgell Miss Lucy and Miss Nellle
Campbell of New York, Miss Mary Camp
bell of Gardner, Thomas Campbell OF Dos
ton and William Campbell.
The student volunteer conference, was
held Sunday at Mt. Hermon, the day belng
given over to meetings to commemorate
the 25th anniversary of the founding =, OF
the student volunteer movement. Inc
exercises were held IN the chapel
and MANY noted workers for the volun-
teer movement were present Large par
ties of delegates came over from Northneiu
in automobiles and stages. John H. Mott,
nb a;rman of the student volunteer move
ment presided. Mr.. Mott introduced Dr.
Stevenson of Baltimore, vice-chairman OF
the student volunteer movement, with the
r rta that he open the exercises with
nraver, After prayer Mr.. Mott said he
was s glad to give notice that Arthur Jor-
renson would have charge of the Young
Mems Christian association in the evening
Mr.. Jorgenson is on the eve. OF his depar-
ture for the Orient, where he is to be engag-
n in Christian work in Toxic, Japan. Mr..
Mott ten gave the principal address of the
law. after which Arthur J. Brown of New
York, president of the Presbyterian board
If missions, spoke.
Okolona messenger., 1911-01-26
LYCEUM COURSE

The next number in the Lyceum
Geuvse is lhe Coxs at the Opera
Aau4e Fec, |.
It'll should like to have word to the
pubic concerning this course. So far
II has not been patronized except by a
very small number. The attractions
we offer you are worthy your support.
The very fact that the talent comes
through the Lyceum Bureau guarantees
that you have the very best entertain
ers before the public.
Some idea of the popularity Of the
Coxs may be cleaned from the fact
that during the past five years they
have toured the country from coast to
coast, giving entertainments in all the
principal cities and towns and there
is e constant demand for return en-
aagements. The program offered you
Wednesday night, Feb; 1st.; will BE- an
artistic blending Of Impersonations.
Readings, Cartoons. Music and Carl
caturos. SO arranged as to appeal to
people Of every mood and tempera.
ment.
Here is the way stand so far with
the numbers that have been Civen:
Paid the Columbian Quartette $40.
collected $37; paid the Townsend
Company SIS, collected $23; paid Dr..
Henry Clark $50. collected So. The
amount Of my loss on the three NUM-
bers is $87.
There are three more numbers to
follow. They are the Coxs. the Eu.
reka Glee Club. and Miss Emma Ran.
die. For each Of these remaining
numbers will you not give US your
presence?
Yours Respt..
A L. BURDINE,.
Okolona messenger., 1911-01-26
PETITION FOR PARDON
To His ExceIIency. E. F. Noel, Gov
ernor of Mississippi:
A L. BURDINE

To His ExceIIency, E. F. Noel, Gov
ernor of Mississippi;
We, the undersigned, respectfully
petition you to grant a pardon to Ollie
Ovens. convicted Of robbery at the
April term, 1910. oEsthe Second Dis.
trict Of Chickasaw County, Missis.
sippi.. We do not believe him to be
guilty Of the crime, and therefore ask
the pardon. Respectfully submitted.
Ollie Ovens. G. W. Cole, merchant;
D. W, Reeder, W. T. Jageers, C. M.
Savage, W. E. Savage, T. j. Cole. Jas.
Gordon, J. 7. Stanford, lone of the
Jurors); D. McCarley. L. P. Haley,
Attorney; Jas. S. Rowe, W. A. Hous.
ton, E. N. Abbott, j. P; W. H Cook,
N. A. Love, B. F. Ellis, W. j. Bell,
Walter Smith. Geo. W. Cole, Jr., W.
M. Pannell, B. j. Abbott, C. E. Glide.
we'll. John PannelI, W. M. BurIeson.
7. M. Beaty A. Q. Raines, A. C..
Rowe, c. R. King, D. G. Davenport,
T. j. Lyles, j. H. Baskin, L. Rosen.
baum, L. E. Gass, A. N. Gass, W. H.
Davenport. M. R. Waller. R. J..
Spradley, J. c. Whiteside, H. F. Wal
Ter, W. P, Conner. W. B. Gum, A. l..
Jagoe, J. A, Owen, j. A. Rutledge,
R. H, Ligon, W. H. Miller. R. L.
Bransford. |. M. Cole, W. S. Brazil,
H. L. Morrison, S. c. Jones, E S. EI-
lioH, S. Taft, D. H. Shell, G. H. Bah.
bit, 0. E. Spencer. R. B. Nelson, W.
E. Nichols. F. E. Easter, j. |. Kim
brough. J. P; A. W. johnson, j. E.
Davis, H. Cole, S F. McGilI, j. H.
Burkitt, 7. j. Campbell, j. W. Murfee.
Okolona messenger., 1911-01-26
McCONDY HAPPENINGS
(Received Too Late For Last Week

Dan E. Allen made a business trip
to Okolona Saturday.
j. D. Earl and Roy Woodruff we're
in Egypt Saturday on business.
Mrs. N. j. Haughton and family
spent Saturday and Sunday in Una.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Pearson visited
in Houston last week.
John Montgomery, Of Buena Vista
was here on business last week.
DR.. E, K. Quinn was in Aberdeen
last week.
A. P. Odom. of Houston, visited
relatives here Saturday and Sunday
Miss Goldie Miller visited Mrs. DR.
Davis Saturday night.
Rev. E. E. Thornton, of Houston
filled the pulpit at the Baptist Church
Sunday morning.
The Burket Institute Literary and
Debating Society is progressing nicely
The last meeting was held Friday
Subject debated was Country and City
Life. New officers we're elected as
follows: Ruth Brand, President Viii
lie Pearson, Vice President; Grace
Valiant, Secretary; Annie Bell Wood
ruff, editor journal.
Okolona messenger., 1911-01-26
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W. F. Gam and family spent Sun
day with VIM. Harmon and family.
Mrs. W. P. Doss spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. Eva Franks.
Misses Lizzie and Jessie Doss spent
Sunday afternoon with Misses Susan
and SalIie Harmon.
Mrs. DR.. H. Knox spent Sunday
with Mrs Andy Finn.
Master M. A, Knox spent Saturday
night with his brother, W. E. Knox.
Mrs. W. C. Franks spent Sunday
with Mrs. j. L. Franks.
j.. O. Farr and family spent Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. A. j. Weed.