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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-27
Y | I { I { /.
Nie mnifp npr Wnititiid

Die Mofie Ser Ioititide, oit
tuabreno Der @eibnahtstage bon
benz biefigen Boitamt beforoert ipur
be, mar Inn II Bis IS Bro5ent gro
Ser als Iestes Sobr.
giner alter Merifoner Ga.
mems 8ondo lit geitern abeno be:
benz Hrano ieines .Saufes an Der
Slo.2oreoo StraBe um's 2ebe.l
gefolnmen.
@eitern obeno gob ser Curt
uerein feline @eibnadtsfeit fir Sim.
Der. SIN idon 6eforierten Saale
itnno elm prdhtig aufgepuster 9or-
nenbnlm uno ieoes Sinh erbieIt @e-
idenfe. Spdter omuiierten fih 6ie
0inoer beim Ton5.
Ebomas 2amb, Der gdwic-
eeriobn oes auf mpiteri0ie @eiic
ir1's 2eben ~getommenen 8In5 Be.
res. lit perbaftet poroen.
Die Mrbeitem an Der Sos Ml..
eeIes Seigbts Werldngerung Der
StraBenbabn baben begonnen.
Gs lit bier elm Mann inter
benz Beroad)t berbaftet moroem, nit
BEN Qepptansfp.Mor6 in @erbin-
onng 5u fteben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-27

gut our @eItung fam, INN ourGaus
geflel. gr mar na6 Der Sod5eit
mebrfod BET &eifferi6eios uno nit
goitb 5uiommen eepeien, uno ie 81
ter er lie iab, oeito mebr lpuroe ibnl
our @epiBbeit, baB er ibr Elm tiefe-
res Snterelie entgegenbringe. gr
pergegenmdrtiete iid bas biibide,
robe Spiel ibres 3uiammenieins.
Siebel batte er es germ laut uno
lauf)aeno genannt unb olIer @elt
perfiinoet! = Mber bann fam sic
Spmmerreiie Der Samilie, uno mas
ct gepiini6t uno @ottb pielleidt
I'M Sttaen erfpartet batte, BOB ct ibr
lrgenono b~egegnen miirbe, tpltroc
sur ltnmoglidteit. @ie bon ge.
h~eimnisboQer 8emalt eebanut,
fiblte er iid bier 5uriidgebolten.
@romann's Ineelegenbeit ourfte
ilber leinen eigenen @iniden unD
poffnungen ni6t beeintra6tigt met
Ben. Sett iob er Elm Meiultot Dor
lid, oas ans 3iel fiibren fonnte
llno plobli6 oadte er an Goitb =
gaf5 unbermittelt.
Gin beielieenoes @efiibl brodyte
lein 8lut in @aaung. @r iab tie 10
mie er iie am Sod)5eitstase %ieilter
S4meiter geieben, nit ienem 56rtli,
den @rsoruf inniglten Mitgefiibls
i'm biibi6en Mntlit, nit oen trGnen.
~ldyimmernoen @ugen nno ieller urt-
6emuBten Mnoabt, Die gum @ete1
|ipuroe. Canals ihon aog es in
ireuoigen &bptbmcn burd leine
Seele. Gin 2iebesbpmnus! Mo-
note maren ieitber idon pergongen.
Monote Der Grennung, aber Ieine
@efiible idienen gepadien. Sic
g%ntfernnng muroen linn nidt sur
G~ntfremoung. Sic mob Inn hire
@eitalt Die 5arten S6leier Ser
Sebniudt. 9as iteigert Die gm-
pfinoungen uno giebt ibnen ienell
ra~tielbaften, eigentimlihen Quit
Der Serne, oes gebeimen @erlan<
gems. St f1br aus ieinen SrGunte-
reien enpor unb 5pang ii1 gelpalt
lom CUR @irflibfeit. Me6oniib
fpiiblte CT IN ben Dor inn liegenoeu
Bapieren, ergriff eiu i3eitungsblatt
uno las:
uMufruf".
9ieienigen, Die iiber ben &C.
genfuartieen 4ufentbalt Ser fritz
beren @aaettt1n5erin ullo GAnl-
ipielerin @lma Sobanna Sdeelc.
etDa SO Sabre alt, fatboIiid, ee,
biirtig aus @rfurt, 1863 angeb-
lid bon &oitof nod Berlin perso-
gen, Sodter bes 2an5lebrers
S6eele aus &oftod begin. Grfurt,
etpos miiien, merben gebete.:.
Dem unter5ei6neten Mntpalt Mus.
funft gu erteilen. 9elobnung int
Safe erfolgreiden Ma6meiies 5u-
geiidert.
CT mahte oaau cine 8leiitiftno-
ti5: Diefer @ufruf eri1ien in Sen
geleieniten 8erliner 3eitungen, fer
ner Ser uHoitofer 3tg.", i'm u@a.
gemeinen @n5eiger" uno in Dem Or
gan Der 9eutlhen giibnengenoiien
i6aft.
GprfIcBuud fp(at.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-27
Der aIte Wleoisinalrat 1T Ell

tiihtiser, aber i%augrober g(r5t.
Or lit aud Sausar5t BET @egie.
r%ingsrots. no cine iiberdngitlide
Wutter oauerno iiber Dos 8ol Tires
per8drtelten SproBlines nad)t.
gines Cages fomntt bic Srou He
sierlngsrat in bic Spre6itnnoe:
rOb @ott, SER Hat, WiGpden 1T 10
ihreflih erf6ltet, er fat einen firdl.
terlihen Sdnupfen."
y9as lift ia beoauerlih," iaate Der
oielbcidaftigte ar5t, po6er id babe
abiolut feline 3eitl"
oSa, ober mus ion i'd bios tlnt
penn Dos aino f~ortmdbrenb nieit2"
Da iagt Der Doftor: Damn 10
gen sic 81 r o IT.. endoise Sron!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-27
Cine idItmme NadfaTiafeit

1T es, aeberIeioen nidt, 5lt beadten.
Seib borfidtig. Nebnlt vyDr. Sings
@eue 2ebenspillen" beim eriten Mn-
seiden bon unueroaulidfeit ur.o
g~eritopfuiig un6 nermeioet drori-
Ide llnperoauIihfeit, @elbindt oeer
galleniteine. Die Hinen regnIieren
9eber, Mogen nno gineemeibc uno
bingen @eiunbbeit. Nur 25c IN al
len @tothefen.
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Wihts an ,,,ade,1.

@ait Tin eil,er @irtidafi): Gut
lbnloigen sic, mein 9err. aonnct
Sic mid nift nal ans Selepbon
beranlalien2 sic iteben idon iiber
5luan51g Winuten oabor, obne Elm
@ort 81 iprehen."
Gut mir leib, mciii Serr, obcc
ib iprefe nit meiner Srau."
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L.okdles.
!. 8ebnrten.
besf6ae.

.eetguteiuICtNe. OepMrtcu. - Sus
besfaae.
Seiratsi1cine.
Sobn Gngle uno Srau Senriette
Rod. :.
@uitaD Senrp 8feiffer uto Mabel
9. Sberpie.
aler Seiter uno Cecilia Sen.
90. $. 4oebIer uno Grances 90.
4ogt.
q. S. &rneger uno Mnna g9ueIe.
8biIipp Soiepb uno Selma
Shaeffer.
Soc gatalana uno Clara SCOT
ter.
@idoro Meper mlo Georgia
Spurrer.
aoolpb @oae lno aalira @roBen-
bader.
s. 8. @uuter uno g. 9eters.
Otto MeaI un6 2aura 2ied.
@obert 6. Solter nno Spbn
Scots.
Geo Banl Meeri6ciot nro 2or
raine Mepnolbs.
Somes Cecil So1ioab uno Cor.
raine M. It'll.
y. s. aliefotb n1b emma BERG
from.
2onis 6. Gregory lino eliiabeth
SUB.
@ebnrten.
g, g. Yeubert uno 6rau, sil
annbc; Sacob @olf unS Grau, ein
M16den; abel @anoermeper uno
.Erna. Elm Mdoden; Wm. $. Soft
mann uno 5rau, elm Maofen; 6.
9. sour unb Gralt, elm Maohen.
9onesfdIIe.
CHM 6. aa1als, 81 Sabre; Sreu
gnra Weper, 81 Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-27
4nS Dem 9nnttl 0tr yergangea.
belt.
(Gortiesuna.l


Wieoerum beidli1 iie oieie lelt-
iarne gmpfinoung - 10 iiber ibnl
ltebeno fam iie fid Dor - 10 turn.
bod iiber inn itebeno. 8as mar
bag nur? l1n6 pIosIi9 nuroe es
ibr flor. 0as mar nidt Tie, es mar
oas 8efDuBtiejn oos @edte st mol
LEM Das 9%epuBtiein elmer Itarfe.
rem Moral, Die iie iiber i'm erbobl
Qas itimmte iie miloe.
vuno nun Moieu, @iap!"
Sic reihte inn bic &ano, uno er
bengte iid barber, Inn lie gu fiji.
len.
vWas nidt ear2l Nimm 9id
5uiammen, 8iap, un6 mod midi
nur I'M @ottes piIlen nidt gu elmer
3eipeftsperion! @enn Gei6pifter
nal cine ernite, ia, cine iebr ernite
Stunoe NIT einanber perleben, 10
oarf 6as neoer CUR urbebung elmer
ieits, nod CUR Sdm1de anoerIeits
filbren. Wir bIeiben Die MIten, Gu
Der altere @ruoer, id Die iiingpre
Sdmefter, uno boffentIif fonn ih
Dir baIo @utes meloen."
Y@6itb!"
Gr mar binausgeltiirat ltno cIs
er iie perloiien bate, 90 brah olld)
Tie %aufDeinen6 auiammen.
Der oarauffolgenoe Gag mar Elm
Sonnabeno. HedtsanmaIt Saroer
lab in ieinem 9ureau uno iihtete
cine @n5obl bon 9riefen un6 SIR.
ten. 9ie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1iel am Sonnabeno aus, uno er BE-
nubte Die ungeitorte Mlbe, nm 81,
aorreiponoen5 nod einmaI ourdSi-
geben, bic in Der Gahe gr6mann
onrd ben erlalienen Mufruf bonn is.
big 20. SUM iih %nngeiammeIt bot
te. Seit gnoe Augult mar Die Ca
DIE in Elm Staoium eetreten, oas iie
ansli6tsreider eriheinen feb CT
batte, Inn Die iih bietenoe Spur Der
fplgen gu fonnen, ben Blan elmer
groberen Sommerreiie aufgegeben,
Die ourh groBe Gntiernungen eiae
Wer5ogermng berbeigefubrt bGttc,
unb par, Inn Die @eridtsfericn
nidt gang ungenust gu laifen, MIR
3u fur5er Grboluns mad Seilige,l-
Damn gereilt. 0ort NOR er leid,t
gu erreihen uno fonnte Die Mngele-
genbeit, Die er obneoies aIs cine pri.
pate bebanoelte, gang gut aaein Be
arbeiten. Ger meitere BerIauf Der
Sade intereiiierte i'm auBeroroent.
iih. IS NOR ibmL aIs hinge fir i'm
perlonlih BON oieien MuffIGrunsen
etpas ab, abgeieben bapon, oaB Ell
fir Ieinen Manoanten Die groBtp
4nteilnabme bate. Gromann er.
ldien ibm ols elm Mann bon 10 in..
poinnter gigenart, oaB es inn eiils
gang ~beionoere @enuetuung &c
pabrte, Die Spuren gu perfolgen,
Den 5aoen nad5ueeben, oie CUR
alarbeit binausfiibrten, aus Den
peridlungenen Yfaoen oieies Sc.
bens. giner &inobeit, elmer SUI.
geno obne @abr3eihenl ltno oodj
einer entpidlung, CUR beutisen
Wittagsbobe elmer groBen, reiden
ielbItgeihaffenen Griiten5. llno
ieltinm, mie iein eigenes 2eben nit
benz gromann's iid perbonol 8ie
elm feines, oihtes @eipinit lag iibel
ibnen Die Reigung, Die Tie geibe gu
ben 5dmeitern @eifferideio 5og. e.
ourfte uno molte Iih nift perbeb-
len, lpie teuer linn g6itb geporoen.
Sbr reiolutes uno babel bod edit
meiblides @eien, lire Notiirliffeii
un6 Stride botten es Inn angeton.
Sbr lebbafter, munterer @eiit, Ole
ara5ioie, ielbitiidere 5orm hires
ltmgangstones ent5iidten i'm, nno
often geitanb er ii6, boB aud Der
Mohmen. in benz lire GrIdeinund 10
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BebrandJt fein aalomel.

User es fenut, gebraudt INNER
oSimmon's 2iper Burifier", 90 es
ebenio griinolid pirft, obne Mager.
idmer5en ooer ionitiaes llntuolieit
81 peruriaden. Wur IN aeIbeu
8lehiAadteln.) Hreis 25c. ginmal
pcriudt, INNER gebraubt.
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Mander ihilt einen anoe

Mander fhilt einen anoert
&onlooiant, neil es ibn areert, bob
er ielber fem 70 gutter lit nie iener.
@Ges bot feline Belt = ltur
Scr Menih f6ngt an, feline mebr Git
boben.
= Gs gebort oft mebr Sapferfeit
oaou, geaen feline 8reunoe als ge.
gen feline 5einoe 81 fampfen.
3ningen min, 10 nennen mir
es Iaht, meroen mir ge5pungen,
70 nennen mir es @epalt.
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3ociie ,snb Vrpia.

oMoris, fannit gu mir nidt lo-
gen ben llnteridie6 8miiden 9oeiie
uno 8roia?"
rgoeiie is, onB i6 bab' spliebt in
meiner Sueeno e Hrinla 0onna. =
4roia is, oaB ih bob ~gebeiratet
Did"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-27

Sn Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eli.
neg preuBii6cn 3eeimentg wnroe
ben 8efruten geiagt, oaB Ser Col
Dat, nm Die anitrengenoen Morife
olls5ubalten, elmer glltcn a0rper.
pflege beoarf.
gm naditen Gage miro Der Gre.
aaoier Miiner gefrast: .@eifen be.
oarf Der Solbat, Inn bic Mnltrcngim.
gen Der Mdri6e aus5llbnlten2" Sh,
ne iid au beiinnen, britt oieier g..
i1er guten @orperoerpflegung, Serr
Sergeanti"
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q. Moromamn, 1870 @oliao Stra-
Sc, beioe Telephone, 1T Der ein5igt
Giano . Sabrifant, Der bette Stim-
mer uno &eparierer.' Sect lit Die
3eit hie 8ianos gu reparieren.
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Gfinrmt!

aunoe (3lm &r6ner): sSahen
Sic Gier, fir Die sic garantieren
fonnelt oaB feline aiiden BARN
lino2~
&rdmer (nad f~ilr3ent No6oea
fem: uSowol, Serr, Gnteneier."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-27

Gs gibt nidtg fomiideres in
ser weIt als Elm ernitcr maun, Der
periad5t fomiid su iein.
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Or. @m. Netter, Mmsenarst, lit
tdoIid IN ieiner neuen Office In
Sids-@ eb1libe 5u finoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-27

Der Bro5eB geger Die 5leiid,.
fruit I. Magnnten, Der p1breno Der
@eibnoftstoge nnterbroden mar,
III I'm Bun0es : 9iftriftgeridt 81
Gbieneo tuieoer oufgenommen.
Sn Californian 1T es our 3eii
10 folt, wie es felt Sobren niht &c.
ueien lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-27

BrGiioent Maoero bot einem
spnoifnt aus Seattle aouaeiiioner
fir ben Nau elmer @abr1 bon Meri.
TO nod Acnpulco erteilt.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10

Sunday and Monday in fownshend with
their son. Burt Parsons, and family.
Miss Lena Evans of Brattleboro Is
the guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". II. Parsons.
Miss Carrie Ware spent Tuesday ia
Jamaica with her niece, Mrs. Netue
Cheney
Mrs. Florence Simpson came from
Worcester Tuesday, accompanied by
her friend, George Morse.
Mrs. Carlton and daughter of West
minister West spent the night recently
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. AK
tell.
Miss Beatrice Jacobs of Brattleboro
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
grandparents. Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Rice.
The 4. L. club will serve it's annual
chicken-pie supper in the town hall,
Thursday evening, Nov. ii. All are cor
daily invited.
Mrs f. Lamb returned to Troy Tues
daY. She spent the summer here with
Mrs. e. y. Dexter and Mrs. Laura
Blanchard. She intends 10 20 soon to
Spokane where her daughter resides.
Henry Bosworth has traded farms
with Oscar Wyman of Philipston,
Mass. Mr. Bosworth and family left
Monday and Mr.. Wymau and family
are TO take possession of the Nav farm
soon.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10
G0oDBY TO CATARRH
Use MenthoIatum and See How
Quickly You are Cured.

No other disease is as disagreeable
and offensive as catarrh and vet it is
easily and quickly cured by the right
treatment. Mentholatum, an antiseptic
and healing preparation that kills ca
tarrhal germs and sooths and heals the
lrrltated mucous membrane.
No vaporizor nor inhaler is needed
with this simple treatment. Apply a
little at night in the nasal passages and
it cures while you sleep. 1t is made
from healing herbs, combined with an
tiseptics that kill the catarrhal germ,
give quick relief and prevent further
spread of the disease.
Get 25-cent jar of Mentholatum
from your druggist and see how quickly
it will give relief in catarrhal troubles.
Money back if it does not give perfect
satisfaction. Unequaled for all aches,
pains and Inflammation of any kind.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10
WHITINGHAM.

4. A. Smith was on the slc6 M
first of the week.
Frank JiIlson and viii FauISnerT
been stating Green Mountain wall
Miss Crowley, the village 81
teacher. visited in Readsboro last VT
Mrs. Wesley Kentfeld haS golSs,
New York to visit her sister MIS- q
wood.
Emerson Stafford came up Mon
from CharlemOnt to visit relatives
and in Readsboro.
Mrs. Robert Chase shipped Ic 7 no ~
hold goods to Niles, Mich, NelnesI
She will visit here and her. nlo,n.l
Wilmington few weeks before te''
ing to Michigan.
Arthur Wheeler went to on fu..j
Mass. Wednesday 10 VISIT hlS olu,,
Merton. remaining through Inc We
His mother, who has been spenolnsa
past two weeks there and IN ureeh~
will return home with him,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10
JAMAICA.

Eva Walcott spent Sunday with rela-
tlyes.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Bemis are visiting in
putney.
G. J Howe of Ashland. Mass. is visiting
IN town.
Mrs. Flora Rawson OF Brattlehoro was
in town Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellis and daughter
called in town Friday.
perley Howard OF Ashburnham spent
Sunday at NJ. L. Towards.
Mrs. Betsey Boynton Of Brattleboro Is
visiting her son. II r. Boynton.
Frank Dobbn went Friday TO his home
in Shusham n y, TO spend few DAYS.
Flora Howard returned Thursday from
visit at John LeFevre's in Brdgewater.
Mrs. Clark and daughter are visiting IN
Gulford Charles Clark is staying with
DIR. Thomas
Flora Howard left Thursday for Spring.
field. Mass, where she will spend several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Kellogg leads the Christian En-
dcavor meeting Sunday evening Topic,
The Case Against the Saloon.
Mrs. ID. /. Howe returned Wednesday
from Gardner. Mass. where she has been
visiting her mother. who is III
Arthur j. Ripley Of New York city came
Wednesday, accompanied by the body of
his mother which viii be buried in Round
Hill cemetery. West Townshend Mr. Rip
ley is stopping with his cousin, Mrs. A. W.
Butler
Nina VI. Stoughton. department president
of the Woman's Relief corps of Vermont,
inspected Scott corps November >. after
which an oyster supper was served to the
members of Scott Post No. II. and invited
guests. The birthdays of five comrades and
two corps members were observed Post
cards and presents were exchanged and
very pleasant afternoon and evening We're
enioyed bv ALL
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10
WEST WARDSBORO.

Mark Tudor of Bennington visited
at George Tudor S the first of the week.
Mrs. Delbert Clough and Mrs. Miller
of East Jamaica visited at W. f. Al
len 5 Sunday and Monday.
nual meeting Tuesday afternoon when
the following officers Were elected:
President, Mrs. W. II. Bishop: first vice
president, Mrs. NJ. l.. Johnson; second
vice president, Mrs. II. a. Waite; see
rotary, Mrs. H. II. Forester; treasurer,
Mrs. !. A Perry; directors, Mrs. j. G.
Tibbetts, Mrs. W. j. Dawson, Mrs. T..
4. Sellfors, Mrs. w. f. Allen and Miss
Viola Morse. After the meeting a
bountiful supper was partaken of by
the members and their families.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10
WEST DUMMERSTON.

Mrs. Arthur Adams and children are
visiting her mother in Brattleboro.
Don t forget to attend the dance, play
and supper this evening. Everyone cor
daily invited.
Mrs. Dwight Johnson visited her
daughter Mrs. Harry st. Cyr, IN Athol,
last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Guy Taft returned Saturday
from Marlboro where she has been car
ing for her sister, who was i'll.
Mrs. Bell and son, Frank, who have
been visiting her son, Alfred, in Brat
tleboro, have returned to their nome
here.
There is a large paving job under
way at the quarry, and number OF
paving cutters have arrived to begin
work.
Sylvanus Kelley of Putney is building
hi chimney in Bert Baldwin S new house
which he recently purchased of Louis
Coombs.
Mrs. Robert Coombs returned Mon
day night from Salem, Mass, where she
had been spending few days with her
husband.
The women of West Dummerston
grange are earnestly requested to meet
in Grange hall Tuesday at 2 p. m,
where they are to make arrangements
for their Thanksgiving ball to be given
Nov. 90.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10

who spent several weeks this summer IN
this place and BrattlebOrO, writes that ne
and Mrs More Iill soon 20 to Amle, la,
where they will spend the winter,
The members of Mrs Wizards Sunday
school class, who give the harvest supper
and entertainment tonight at the vestry,
invite all who come TO the postolllce Tor
mail 20 give them call and spend Il social
hour.
Mrs, Samuel Morse received a message
this week announcing the birth, Nov, !, ~
Nehalem. Oregon, of twin daughters, Jean
and Ruth, to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cor
don Reed, great granddaughter to Mrs
Morse
Mrs. Alonzo v. Statton has returned
home after d vacation OF a month during
which time she visited Springfield and Ag
AVIAN, Mass. Suilield, Bridgeport STRAIT
ford and rrumbull, Conn. Mrs Newcomb,
who kept house for the family IN her alb
sence, left for keene, \. H.. yesterday
Mrs. John o, Metcalf was pleasantly
surprised Friday evening and Saturday
with postcard shower reminding her
that Nov 1 brought her another birthday
anniversary. Mrs. Mctcalf was gratlhed
that 50 many friends in Brattleboro ana
elsewhere had kindest thoughts for her ON
that day.
Saturday morning five of six men passed
through the village walking from VII
mington to Brattleboro. They had come
TO Wilmington from New York state to
work for the Stratton Lumber company
but found the camp not in readiness Tor
them and having no funds they started on
foot for Brattleboro, hoping to earn mon
~ to take them home. Those of the gang
who had money with them returned direct
from Wilmington 10y train.
Wells Goodell, while not in the poultry
business extensively, is 50 successful with
what he keeps that il is evident that 100
hens working on the same plan would rival
the most fabulous accounts We read about
fortunes made in poultry yards that are
a long way off from Us. Mr.. Goodell Keeps
only one hen That is all the livestock he
has. II j. Lcghon and layer. II has
lust laid litter Of II eggs, one egg day
lin fact is still layingl, until last week
when II laid only every other day. Tues
day Of this week II began on the every
day schedule again, laying Tuesday, Wed
ncsday and yesterday. No report Is yet
in for today
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10
BROOKLINE.

Calvin Woolley has Job of cutting a
large lot of timber this winter
Mr.. Jacob of .Brattleboro visited at
his sister s. Mrs. Sutney Dairy 5, this
week.
The selectmen are building storage
house for their snow rollers and road
machine.
Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Bush went last
Saturday to Springfield, Mass, for a
week S visit.
A. G. Fellows has returned from his
trapping in Sutton and goes this week
to Hinsdale, n. II.
Frank Perry has taken a Job of cut.
ting 100000 feet of timber upon the
farm of II. A. Howe.
G. +. Ridell moved his family and
goods to Townshend this week where
he has employment as a carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson attended
the corn show at Springfield, Mass, this
week Mr.. Wilson was one of the com.
petitors.
The chicken-pie supper given by the
United Workers Wednesday evening
was a grand success. Nearly 100 covers
were laid. A large number from Ath.
ems, headed by former residents, Mr.
and Mrs. d. j. Hitchcock, added to the
pleasure of the occasion.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10
EAST DOVER.

n. II. Forester Of Wardsboro is in town
repairing the telephone line.
Mrs. Leslie Jones of Shutesbury. Mass,
Is visiting at A. +. Jones's this week.
Mrs. Henry Sherman, who has been quite
i'll the past two months, is slowly improv.
ing,
Waldron Russell was home from Leland
and Gray seminary, Townshend. over sun.
day
The women of the Larkin Soap club met
with Mrs. W. H. Moore Saturday after
noon of last week.
Noah Roberts of Shelbumc. Mass. is
visiting his brother, Charles Roberts. a
few days this week.
The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist
church will hold their annual meeting
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10
EAST JAMAICA.

Mrs. Herbert Potter is quite ILL.,
c. II. Jackson of Wamsboro was at c.
II. Gleason's Monday.
Mrs T. p. Chamberlain has returned
home from her visit in Rockingham.
Miss Edna Burnap has been helping at
W. s Aliens few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. \. + Perce were guests at
Ralph Wheeler's in Jamaica Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Underwood and daughter
spent few days III Simpsonville this week.
Mrs. j. II Peck and daughter. Sybil.
visited Mrs Pecks parents in Jamaica
Wednesday.
Eden Robinson of West Wardsboro and
Rex johnson of Dover were at Mrs.
Fiorna Ilowe's Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Pike and Miss Harriet Allen,
who have been guests at w. H. Hamilton's ;,
went to Brattleboro Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Gleason and daugh-
ter. Lottie. of West Windham visited his
sister, Mrs. +. NJ. Howard, Sunday.
Harry Amsden moved his family back to
his farm in Jamaica this week Mr.. Ans
den has been working for L, NJ Butler the
past SIX months.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10
WARDSBoRo CENTER.

Mrs. Smith is not quite as well.
Henry Smead went to Brattleboro Mon
day
Erving Bills of West Jamaica visited at
William Clark's Monday.
Mrs Nellie Simpson and two children
with her grandfather. Mr. Renor, all of
Nndham, came for weekend visit at
Fred Chatmans
Mr.. and Mrs George Ellis and little
daughter of Brattleboro came last week for
II visit at +. J. 'Fanham's. Mr.. Ellis re-
turned Saturday, his wife remaining for a
longer visit
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10

Miss Ahbie Reed was a recent visitor at
the home of her brother, Claude Reed.
Frederick Chase of Revere, Mass, visit
ed his sister, Mrs. John f. Morse, this
week.
The village school, c. i. Lazele of East
Dover teacher, closed an interesting term
Wednesday,
The south branch school house was well
filed at the meeting Sunday evening, con-
Quoted by Rev. E. G, Clark.
The Ladies Benevolent society will meet
next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Z.
E. Brown All are cordially invited.
Dr. and Mrs. Sparks of Colituate, Mass,
were over-Sunday guests of their grand
mother, Mrs. Elliott Sparks. Herbert c.
Sparks, jr., of Brattleboro also was Sun
day caller.
The work at Daniel Hale's lumber camp
has been finished. Austin Crapo's family
will move to their home in Newfane in the
near future. They have had Is boarders
much of the time at the camp.
Dana B. Morse Of Council Bluffs, Ia,