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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
TESTIMONY IN SCHENK
DIVORCE CASE SECRET

WHEELING. w. Va. April 17.-The
taking OF dispositions in the divorce suit
OF John o. Schenk against his wife.
Judge Harvey OF the circuit court. At
torneys for Mrs. Schenk say they will
vigorously contest the case and that the
hearing Will not be concluded for at least
six months.
Under the laws OF West Virginia the
testimony is not taken In public. II is
declared the testimony in the divorce
case is sensational.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
SAFE AND SANE FOURTH
OF JULY AT ENID, OKLA

ENID. Okla. April l7.-Following the
death OF Fay Alexander here Friday from
the effects OF wound received from n
toy pistol, the city commission today
passed q sweeping ordinance prohibiting
the sale or use Of any explosives July l.
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DAY TO BE PRESIDENT OF
THE EQUITABLE SOCIETY

NEW YORK, April 17.-Former Judge
w. a Day, IL was reported this after
noon, Will be elected president OF the
Equitable Life Assurance society on
Wednesday. Mr.. Day. who was first
vice president during Mr.. Mor;on's presi-
dency. has been acting president since
Mr. Morton's death.
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Heavy Cut on Wool Rates.

WASHINGTON. April 17.-From an
authoritative source Il was learned to-
day that the Democratic revision of the
wool schedule contcmp.ates reductions of
about 90 per cent on raw wool and sub
stantinlly 40 per cent on manufactured
articles, The revised schedule is not yet
ready for submission.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
TWO MEN in AUTOMOBILE
KILLED ON CROSSING

CLEVELAND. April 17.-W. S. Cor
ton, secretary and general manager OF
the Standard Wedding company, and his
chauffeur, Moses Lee. were instantly
killed when a Lake Shore train struck
Gorton's automobile at West Seventy
sixth street this afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
RIO GRANDE CONDUCTOR
LOSES LIFE In DENVER

PUEBLO, Colo. April &c. c. Ell
lidge, O Denver & Rio Grande conductor.
was killed this afternoon ut the Union
station. He was crossing the tracks and
did not see an approaching train.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
AMERICANS IN AUTO
WRECK IN ENGLAND
Selfridge, of Department Store
Fame, Suffers Conclusion
of the Brain.

LONDON, April Hilary Gordon
Selfridge. the London merchant, form
crly of Chicago, his mother, wife and
oldest daughter. were all painfully IN
.mred in an automobile accident near
Ambleside, Westmoreland county, yes
terday. News of the mishap reached
here today. All are expected TO recover
The party were touring the Camprlan
mountains were not far from the head
of Lake Windermere. The car was de
scending Kirkstone pass when the
brakes failed and it ran away, swervlng
from the road and plunglng INTO the
side of house. The car was smashed
into bits and the occupants thrown TO
the ground.
Mr.. Selfridge was badly cut and suf-
fered conclusion of the brain, being
rendered insensible. He did not regain
C nsciousness until this morning.
Mrs. Selfridoe was cut badly about
the face and two bones in the forearm
were broken. The senior Mrs. Seltrldg:
and Miss Selfridge were badly bruised,
Miss Rosalie Selfridge is the elder
of the unmarried daughters of Harry
Gordon Selfridge. but it was stated at
the private school of which she is n
pupil that Miss Rosalie was In Califor,
MIA and that the daughter mentioned
as injured in the automobile accident
may nave been Miss Vlolette b. Self
ridge.
Selfridge improved during the day and
II was stated his injuries were not dan
gerous.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-18
MORO B0LOEs
/ ARMY OFFICER
lieut.. Walter H. Rodney, Sec
ond Cavalry, Murdered by
Religious Fanatic.
assassin BELONGS TO
MOHAMMEDAN SECT
|ictim Unable to Defend Him.
\ self, Owing to SuddennesS
of Attack.

MANILA. April 17.-Lieut. Walter h
1dney of the second United States cav
70. stationed in the Augur barracks, In
|e department OF Mindinao. was MUIR
red today by a Moro. Juramentado,
azed with religious passion.
The assassin belongs TO the Mohamme-
,n sect Of Jurementados who have TAX
4 invlolable oath TO shed the blood ol
81 hated Christian. They know no Tear.
illeving that the performance OF what
9y consider 4 religious duty, II result
Il in their own death, will be rewarded
tn eternal bliss. The fanatic was
med with a bolo and as he tore through
rror He encountered Rodney. seem :
riy BY chance. and struck him down
IIore the officer could defend himself
Lieutenant Rodney was native oil
n1ifornia and 81 years old. He was ap-
>Inted second lieutenant in the first
tPalry some years ago and was MADE
st lieutenant In the second cavalry on
ugust 20 last.
The Juramentados combine the, per
1malce Of a religious duty with the
a<riotic satisfaction OF killing their
hfistian enemies. Frequently they are
sbtors. who by the laws of Sulu, when
tn<rupt. became with their wives and
tildren. the slaves of their creditors.
ley are taught they can liberate their
miles from bondage only by the sacrl
e of their own lives for the murder OF
Ehrstian. The bandits encourage them
this resolve and hold out visions OF
zradise.
when his religious fervor has become
'frenzy the madman arms himself and
Indly sets out TO slay the first Chris
m ne may overtaEe.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01
LEYDEN.

NJ. Raiders niece from Haverhlll Vlsit'
cd her Wednesday. out.
r. w Severance and family, were guess
AN Nowcomb's in Greenfield recently
NJ and Mrs, Claire Sawyer ana n soI,'
David are visiting his motnei'
Me- Sherman of Greenfield ana 1,n nes
children are spending few Gays "' o"D-
Blacks. ,..o, was the
w, mts of her mother, Mrs. A. l. hee'' WY
- .,taa S+owell was thrown from from I hr,
AisV TTbnrsday night and badly bruised W
falling on a stone wall e,.ao,, 70
Miss Ethel Burlington came mesa; SATURDAY at her ep
Ni3' tbree-weeks' vacation az
faptbers s. B. Budingtons :.
Miss Ethel Giver, after spending ,r SeyI' 10
Mis' a. Mrs, A. Y. Keetss, re'uine' "
We home in Woburn SATURDAY
ne ~ Frances Newcomb received sii low
MISS fra llteards several letters, ana sew
er Of s o. loe Gifts on her SD birthday
Rev and Mrs. Hooper ana m e senu1' meeting
from Leyden are attenu Iliil he no service
at Laurel Park. 1hs s,'nd law
at the church next oun Gay of Snring-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank s1 home M after
foid have returned to theI oo lf with
spending very G[rJ gleFFiini Elizabeth Strange !,
schools in town commehn enis fonrwell
sc p, tb;s week with Miss ANNE ho Reaver
on ~ the Hill, Miss BaiiqIu Center. and
Meadow, Miss Tar6ox a at d ing
Mss Wig Beard in the South dls'ii'''
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WEST GUILFORD.

Calvin Coleman has been recent
visitor in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Norton of Brattleboro is Keep
mo house for Calvin Coleman.
A. F. Falby is working in Montague
and intends to move his family there IN
the near future.
r D. Codding went Wednesday to,
Adams, Mass, to attend the soldiers
reunion held there Thursday. ;, j.,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Mortified vl SITE
Mr. Merrifeld IS sister, Mrs. Mary Hard
inc. in West Brattleboro recently.
Mrs. Henry w. Carpenter and wv, Two
cs;Idren of Greenfield, Mass, have o efl
onand;nn a week with her parents MI
and Mrs, H. L. Nichols.
Mrs, Richard Lake and Mrs. E I1!I,a
Gates went Saturday to Feeding HIS lis
Mass 10 visit Mrs. Lake s sister, MIS-
William Fuller, for few days.
Miss Alice Cook and brother Carlton roa,
Cook ok came last week "Wednesday from IRON
North North Heath to visit their sister, Mrs =,
r r I I Merrifeld, returning home SUNDAY;
Tbov We're accompanied by Mr.. ana
Mrs RS Merrifeld and three children.
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EAST DUMMERSTON.

Miss Beryl Martin has returned to
Wardsboro after visit in town.
Miss Gladys Ray is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Don Hewitt, in Brattleboro
Miss Nellie Spaulding has returned
from a visit in northern Vermont
Miss Martin and Miss Miriam Reed
spent Wednesday at Log.Cabin farm.
Miss Ethel Taylor left the first of the
week for her home IN Providence, h. J.
There will be dance in Grange hall
tonight. A good attendance is hoped
for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Worden and son.
Harold, have been spending several
days with relatives at Elmwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reed and niece
of Three Rivers, Mass, have been recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Reed.
Mrs George Wheeler and Miss Edna
Wheeler of West Brattleboro were re-
cent visitors at Austin Laughton
L. L. Stark has had his herd of Is
grade Guernsey cattle tested this week
/ BY DR.. Rathbone of Brattleboro. All
were found sound.
The schools open Tuesday, Sept. s.
Miss Blanche Newton will teach in the
north school, Miss Emma Whitcomh
at the hollow, and Miss Stevens at the
center.
There was a good attendance at the
Y. p. c.. E. social Tuesday evening; Inc
program included an amusing drama,
also music. Cake and ice-cream were
served.
Judge and Mrs. Butler, Miss Florence
Butler and Mr.. and Mrs. John Barry, OF
Rutland were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wilder Monday. They left Tues
day morning.
Persons riding in the darkness will
need to use caution while the work OF
the steam drill is being cleared away.
There are places where accidents would
have occurred had not travellers been
warned concerning the bad places.
The death of DR.. George S. Foster of
Putney is felt here as a personal loss
in many families. Here, as well as in
his own town, he was the trusted friend,
the good doctor, whose presence IN
many homes brought help and comfort
in hours of sickness.
Those who went on the Newport eX-
cursion last week were Mrs. s. B. Hol-
ton. Mrs. Charles Williams, John
Knight, John Evans, Sven Bergquist,
W. B. Reed. Harold Blood. II. Harry
Miller, Harold Reed, Mrs. J. D. Reed,
Mrs. Charles River Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Walker, John Walker. William Armand,
H. G. Hazelton and Miss Elsie Hazelton.
Recent visitors at Pineway camp were
ris, Miss Lizzie Houghton. Mrs. Poland
and two children, Mr.. Poland, Miss
Hills, Mrs. S. B. Houghton and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Underwood of Putney. Miss
Mary Donsell and niece, Miss Bourne,
of Brattleboro, were guests of Mrs. ..
L. Thwing at Pineway the middle of the
week.
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THE BRATTLEBORO REFORMER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1911

from a visit OF several DAYS with her
cousin in Hatfield, Mass.
:, Mr., and Mrs, J, l., Barney and Mrs
~ = Miller were guests Of their aunt,
Mrs Alonzo Stebbins, last week.
Mr., aud Mrs. j, Laybolt of Wake.
neld, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
>. T., Hubbard at the Hubbard farm,
Mr., and Mrs, Clarence Loveland and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton OF DUN.
merston called on old neghbors and
friends recently
The Ladies' circle will meet in their
rooms next Wednesday afternoon. Sup.
per will be served AT the usual hour,
All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Woodland of
Northheld, Mass. have been guests of
W. Il. Newton and Mr.. and Mrs. b, II.
Newton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newton of
Chicago, Ill.,, have been entertained at
the summer home of their cousin, Mrs.
Julia Frost, on Tyler hill for few days.
Mrs. Arthur jackson and daughter,
Martha, of Northampton, Mass, are
spending n few days with Mrs. Il. A.
Streeter and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jack.
son.
Mrs. II. c. Fairman and two daugh.
tiers, Flossie and Anna, of Orange, Mass,
and Mrs. Albert Doolittle of Winches.
ter, n. H., are guests of Mrs. &. h.
Stebbins this week.
Rev. ID. f. Trout will preach in
Union church next Sunday afternoon at
3 o clock. The Sunday school will be
held at . o clock. All are cordially in.
vited TO attend both services.
Vernon grange will hold a regular
meeting Saturday evening Of this week.
II is hoped the members will all make
an effort to be present at this first meet
ing after the summer vacation.
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George AIDE in Boston Globe.

The Boston Sunday Globe, after much
negotiation is enabled to announce that
beginning next Sunday it will publish II
new Fables in Slang by George AIDE: Con
sidering Mr. AIDES fame as a writer for the
stage and his income therefrom, you can
imagine that handsome pecunlary com
pensation was necessary to induce hlm t.
step aside from the dramatic field TO III
again the soil on which his first prolific
crops OF mirth we're grown.
Yet ii would be unjust to Mr.. AIDE to IN
innate that money alone was the moving
power which led him to come back to hi
first audience, On the contrary, his natural
love Of the newspaper world and news
paper audiences was so strong and hl'
gratitude toward those who first encour
aged him with their generous applause SC
intense that he could not resist the temp
tation to come back and have new series
OF laughs with them As far as New Eng
land is concerned these will appear exclu
sively in the Boston Sunday Globe.
Don't forget to tell all your friends that
George AIDE is going to write series Of
new fables in slang for the Boston Sunday
Globe, beginning Sunday, Sept. 3.
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GuILFoRD CENTER.

Miss Mary Clark is on the sick list and
is attended by DR.. Waterman.
Mrs. Archie Miner was taken to the Me
moral hospital Tuesday evening.
Several from this town attended the an
nual picnic at South Vernon Wednesday
Mrs. S. Reed Anthony and daughter,
Ruth, Of Boston, came to G Gun Springs
The Guilford Centre Cemetery associa'
tion will hold its annual meeting IN the
town hall, Saturday, Sept 9, at clock
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Demo and "a, da9 Y
fer Of West Medford Mass, came last Sat
nrday TO visit Mrs. Demos mother, Mrs
Alpheus 1ngraham' ~,
The Esteyville baseball nine and the
Guilford nine played a game "a satu uoars
afternoon on the Morse grounds the score
being l9 to 2 in favor of Guilford,
Mrs Florence Ramsdell and three chill
q N M Hsrk s s w veG 1svf for 0ff be
boarding boa w at l Returned to their home to-
dav
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01
GREEN RIVER.

The very welcome rain has replen'
ished the springs this week.
]. T.. Jacobs of 'Brattleboro is spend
ing the week at W. a. Denison s.
George Cogswel has begun moving
some of his goods to his farm in DUN
merston
Mrs. Samuel Cary and daughter OF
Athol. Mass. ares visiting her sister
Mrs. David Worden.
Mrs. Georgia Beckwitb has returned
to her work at W. A. Denison S after a
vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. Loella Lake and Mrs. Elsie Gates
took a trip to Feeding Hills, Mass, sat
urday, returning Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thayer of Brattle'
boro spent a short time with his sister
Mrs. George Pond. this week.
Our stage driver, Mr.. Cross, is carry
ing the mail in an automobile. nc
commenced Tuesday. The automobile
was inclined to be balkv one night and
he had to resort TO the horse team To
complete the trip.
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WILMINGTON.

Mrs. Henry Mann is i'll with neuritis.
Little Edward Corson has been quite
i'll.
Miss Hazel Bates is visiting in MARI
boro.
Edw. Dorean was in Brattleboro Tues
day.
Miss Anna Lisle is in Schenectady
n. Y.
O. f. Butterfeld was in Brattleboro
Saturday.
Miss Marjorie Crafts is very much
better.
Miss Ida Morgan was in North Adams
this week.
Mrs. Porter Fitch was in Brattleboro
Wednesday.
Henry Rice is slowly recovering from
typhoid fever.
John Howe is carpentering for Edw.
Adams in Marlboro.
Mayor Gale Shedd of Keene, n H.,
was in town Sunday.
Sidney Newton of Brooklyn, N. u,
was in town last week.
Miss Lottie Needham has finished
work in the Times office.
Charles Allen is working as fireman
on the construction tram.
Robert Parsons of Brattleboro Is
visiting his brother, Herbert.
Mrs. A. G.. Dalrymple of Brooklyn, N.
Y. is visiting her sisters IN town.
F A. Thaver of Minneapolis, Mimi,
is visiting his uncle, j. H. Kidder.
Mrs. F. w. Knowles of New haven
Conn, is visiting at her nome mere.
Mrs. Newall Adams has been visiting
at William 'Barber's in Brattleboro'
Miss Southland. who has been visiting
her brother, James, returned home FIJI
day.
Mrs. Hapgood, who has been visiting
at Rastus Fitch s, has returned TO her
home.
Miss Edith and Miss Lucy Thnrber
are visiting their sister, MRS. halph
Boyd.
Mr.. Bruce and family of Newfanee
called on their cousin, II. Is. ware, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts have. re-
turned to their home in SomerVllle,
Mass. =,
Eli Porter and son, Gerald, and Al
bert Buell spent Wednesday IN North
Adams.
Frank O'Connell has finished work
in the office of the Deerfeld Lumber
company.
NJ. A. Brown s family returned to
Winchester, Mass, after spending the
summer here.
Miss Gertrude Garlick of North
Adams. Mass, has been visiting Mrs
William Vogel.
Hardy F. Barber had shock Sunday
morning, but is getting along well at
present writing.
Mr.. Thomas of New York has been IN
town on business for the Power Con-
struction company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Barker and
son and daughter of Brattlebo1o are
visiting Luther Bellows.
Miss Mabel Fitch, Mrs. Deane and
Mrs. Davis are attending family
reunion in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Ora Ricksford finished work at
the tavern and returned to her home IN
Millers Falls, Mass, Monday
Everett Baker has resumed his work
as shoe salesman after spending few
months vacation at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence Pike and two
children of Springfield are visiting ms
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pike.
Little Marguerite Smith, broke her
arm last Saturday while playing on a
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01
JACKSONVILLE.

RAYMOND Hall is attending school AT
Mt. HermOn.
Robert Hall has gone 10 Fred Merri'
field s TO work.
F.. L. Roberts is having a new monu'
ment set in the cemetery.
D. NJ. Canedv has bought Joseph
Leonard s place south of the UNIVERSAL
list church.
Ahais Pike has bought Mrs. Ozias
Kingsley's place on South River street
and is moving there.
The grange meeting will be held
Sent. II. Our Fairs and Their Object
will be one of the topics.
George Corkins has sold his farm &c
Oscar Ware. Possession was gwen NJ
once. Mr.. Corkins is moving to ms
place now occupied by Ahais P. Pike.
Rev. Mr.. Connors closed his services
for the month of August at the UnlVer'
salist church. These services have beer
well attended and interesting. MUSIC
for the services was furnished by Emil
Johanna and Hugo Begiebing.
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WEiITINGHAM.

Miss Crowley, the new school teacher
is boarding at Watson Hicks
Newton Russell of Holyoke has been
spending few days at II. A. Wheeler s.
Mr.. Smith, who lost his arm, is NOV
ing into the house recently vacated boy
William Granger.
Mrs. George SAWYER, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs, Lizzie Eddy, IN
Roe kland for few days, returned home
Tuesday Her sister accompanied mel
and stayed until Thursday.
The family of Station Agent. +. h
Davis left last Saturday for their new
home in Elm Grove. Mass. Mr.. DAVIS
will remain here until a successor can be
found TO AXE his place at the station.
Miss Leona Pike came home from her
work in Shelburne Falls last SATURDAY
for week s vacation. She, with heI
brother.in.law, George Graves, went 10
Savoy, Mass, Tuesday for visit with
relatives, returning Thursday.
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WEST MORTIFIED.

"hoi NohlEI lhLD.
Myron Stoddard is one Of the first 10 fiji
his silo.
Mrs. BeEsle of Palmer Mass il VISITING
Mrs. Louis I.ebelle.
Mrs Clarence Rpffm, has bser on ,be
s;ai' r.. e. So. Ja,', ""' Wv" y" Wv
M nain - ~ Ia, e.. H.. L.. ,,,,,,
,hat ,a la Nv ,a ivm E"Ss ""s soi'''
VIA. ie'',u,u we WIN i''Nins'
Edgar aldnch Is putting running water
III his house rom sprung near oy'
u. '. Martlneau mas bought the place
Where he now llNes oil H. w farker,
Edward T. Holton and family Of Ches
| ter, VT, are visiting Mrs Mary Gates.
Mrs. Homer Waldron spent Sunday and
Monday with her mother in Brattleboro
Samuel N,rt;rear has boucht of u w
parbar ,ba rla a, naa 10 tho IA bIactsmitl
l a. h'i 'He paw "'"' '"' ''D ''''N
s"Up' M,
E me, Pu &C. any Tb sda ir retnr M
I, I ATOM Day Ias' ihursu"S' ie'u'' 'iNs
tnUiiuay'
W. ii, Horn ana SON. wilson OF Lynn
Mass, are visiting their uncle, eharie'
Jackson
Charles C. Littlefed of Boston is spend
ing tw9 weeks Will MI anu ME ~ -
Doolittle.
Mrs. Jane Preston is assisting her son
wife. Mrs. Dwight Preston, who has an
injured ankle
Airs Eva Thomas and daughter of Brat.
ueharo are CHESTS Of their cousin. Mrs
W;iI;ayo burrows
,r III ,,.a. -, ovooIIer+ attendance AT
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load of hay. The bone was set by Dr.
Page.
Frank Hartman : family Of North
Adams, who have been spending the
summer nj Raponda, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Ellen Ware Smith returned ia
her home in WaFdsbOTO Tuesday. after
spending some weeks with her father'
q. O. Ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Adams, Mrs. John
Fowler and Mrs Mate johnson en-
loved ride to North Adams Friday III
Mr. johnson & automobile.
Mrs. +. s. Crafts returned Tuesday
from Fairfield, Me-. and reports that
her brother, Frank Allen, who has re-
Gently been operated upon for appendi'
citis, is believed TO be ont of danger,
Mrs. Mary Willard, who has been
visiting relatives in town, returned To
New York Wednesday. Her sister
Mrs. Minnie Corkins, who has been
spending the summer here, returned with
her.
Mrs. Martin Brown entertained a
party Of "a nj five hundred Saturday
afternoon. The first prize was won by
Mrs. Herbert Baker and the hooby .prlzze
by Mrs. Carl Adams. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
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WEST HALIFAX.

Mrs. Fred Worden, Mrs Sarah Thurher,
Niles Plumb, little Alice and Grace Pier
son are i'll and under the care Of DR.. Page
Of Wilmington.
Misses Della May and Blanche Clark,
Addie, Clara and Mabel, Warren, Lucy
and Edith Thurber, Ruth Crosier, Ruth
Niles and Pauline Adams spent Thursday
afternoon at the Baptist parsonage, guests
OF Miss Mary Hitchcock.
Miss Ada Brigham, state secretary Of
Women's Baptist Foreign missions, viii
speak in the Baptist church Sunday morn.
ing and evening, Sept. 3, Miss Brigham
comes highly recommended and II is hoped
a large audience will greet her.
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SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Miss Estelle Dodge is at her rooms here
Susie Bradshaw is working at Riverside
inn.
Miss Mary Smith is working at DR. Nil
lington's.
Mrs. Emery Melendy returned home
Friday night
Wales Randall Of Lyndonville is visiting
at A, II Holdens,
A. f. Cudworth returned TO his work in
New York Monday.
Mrs. F. A. Hulett is visiting friends in
Jacksonville and Wilmington
Rev. G.. II. Sisson returned home from
Cornish, n H., Tuesday night.
Several from here attended the grange
picnic at Lowell lake Saturday.
Mrs. +. o. Conkling Of Norfolk, VT,
is visiting at Rev G. II. Slssons.
DIR. Milington has sold his automobile
to George Whitney OF Woburn, Mass,
Frank Melendy is having 10 days va
cation from his work as express messenger
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Pierce returned, to
their home in Christina. Fla, Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Pierce returned n
their home in Winchendon, Mass, Mon
day.
Addison Kidder has finished work IN l.
Is, Landmarks store and returned to his
home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce and two children
have returned to their home in Clinton,
n. y.
The many friends Of w z. Davenport
will be glad TO know that he is able TO be
out again.
Luther Thompson, Casper Landman and
RAYMOND Churchill returned to then
school at Mt Hermon Thursday morning
The members OF Kent Rebekah lodge
were pleasantly entertained at the home OF
Mr. and MIR. ii. f. Feltons Wednesday
evening. Games were played and refresh
ments Of ice-cream and cake were served
George Whitney, two children and Mrs
b. H. Landman returned to their home IN
Woburn, Mass, yesterday. They went IN
Mr.. Whitney's recently purchased auto.