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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
October wsdo


One OF the most beautifuI v-..!.rt-
81 the year took place ON "Wednesday
hternoon a. O'Clock az Zion Llfu
sran church on H0uth Mark street
Nhen. amid imposlng ctr~uoul~s
Miss Meta Charlotte Benek. became
ne wife Of the Rev Charlie. ka4fl
7piggle. Of Couderspor'. pa Tl. t.a..
ufnl church edince never looked l,and.
somer than In ito decoration -
sreenery ana cut nowers Promptly
amid the strains Of Wagner "Iohen-
grin. played hy Miss Lena Meyer. the
omeiating Cl"rgymcu. 90. itey g. IS
Splggie. of frnu- station. Pa flc
father ~ NJ" groom. ana fhc To-, \
l. Ben2c. entered o.. .haurel from
The sacristy simultaneously rr.
bridal party entered -n. church
which vas nlcd With thr friends ~
TIE eontracting paruc- Thr bridal
party was composed of fh. fof1WIus
ushers MeaHrs Henry H~urke. Ceu
Beneke. Eco Charles l.lert,IH ami
william Bcneke Gee. bridesmaid Vrr
Miss 7. Elizabeth Sp.tgle of r,nu-
station. Pa She vls affi-sf fr n
handsome gown or pink chiffon. and
wore a large black pleur. n,t Uet
e. Snyder. pastor of Christ church
Mozart. an Intimate friend OF tho
groom. was the box man The bride
was given away 90 fNr altar hr her
oldest brother. Or John Ii.urkr of
Cincinnati. q. Sl- uor. o. .o.f|.
gown Of poplin and real lac. pud lat
10 match. Tho fun Lufh,rau rnarrl4..
service. including the RINK service.
was used. both ministers hs.uc clad lr
the Official vcstmeufs 81 th. church
u was an unusual and beautiful s.rht
after the young people lad pledged
their troth 10 see them ku,-I h,flr.
tho altar ana united Iu marriar. hy
the venerable father % the groom
while the strains at "Traumcrri. soft
ly stole through the large church sdi-
nee from the organ loft After he
benediction had been pronounced The
entire party left the church during the
rendition OF M-udcls-ohn's "Rrr.-.
sional"
An elaborate wedding supper was
served Immediately after fhe c.r.-
mony ~ The charminriy decorated
homo Of the bride. -5II Tun stree,
Boyd. OF kittan.ng. Pa. SIR j -
Wiser. OF Kit'auiur Miss Elizabeth
Splgglc. OF PEN. station 20. u..
q. w. Spigglc. 90 Penn. Station. R,,
and Mrs. \ l. ncnz". Miss Lena
Meyer. Misses Fila Emma and Ida
Werder: Miss Elizabeth P.bI.r. Miss
NADIA Peterson. Miss Rarina Rtr.r,,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas rafferty,. Miss
Minna Beuekc. Mrs . Rrreke. Mr.
and Mrs. Leo stupp. Mrs claus u.r
exc. Rev. and Mrs e. o. Sp.grIe.
Rev. ,. & snyder Mr. AMI Mr.. Craa
ihlenfeld. Mr. william Uenate Mr.
Henry Beneke. Ne Geor-. Ucrrk..
Mr. Herman Bcn.kr Mr. Aueu.t Hon
exc and Miss Alberta U.uta
The newly married yu.rr carnfa
left on an extended vsIIIrE torr .,.r
the Pennsyivania DO .Y 3D. 200
Miss Bcnekc Del o. ch,rmIu. .-H
highly accomplished youue aIr
graduate OF the Mary ur,s,. .r.t.
tute Of Philadelphia and ftr .-ao. Is
rising young pastor ~ ft. lutheran
church They have thr best VI, Usher. 3D..
a host Of friends hero aud cIsrv bore,
informal Rrce1tcr
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Weddivs Anniversary

Mr. AND Nlr. Henry kss-er colo.
hratcr their torryayth Wedding anrt
frr-ary af their Asoudal. home Oh
TLursdaS evening AT of their chit
dreu and grandchildren we're present
with fhr exception ot one dauelt.r.
Airs W 4 Nartou. or WHlIn.hl.rs
"a This day ts AWAY. "a hlpp,
homo coming fu- the children Do
ir always observed lt .hem a
splendid supper was usr'akcn or
father and mother sitting ZOO fh. head
or tnr 'ah." Tu't we're given many
heanNfu. and substantial present. It
ff" children. aud QUO . .af. hour -. OIL.
rated. wishing fts.r parent. mlrl
happy return nf fh, d8s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

ennized The Wedding o. Mr Charles
7. Foreman and Miss Daisy Dean
Pipes. The ceremony vac performed
hy tho Rev % j. Biddie. of Baden.
Pa Only the Immediate families q
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hc-e % Rev Ns-~cfta r. c-iy o..
tsadants a. tie ce-~noay ~~-e n A
Hy~r q t-v-h~r c. - rrcon as
Mss Ninn.e Rysn . slstsf 20 ~
BRIDE TIE AaFgF yoz-g ColFle -.
r~s - 90 - NaroraI raad
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the couple we're present. and amors
ne outoftown guests Dresen, we're
Mrs. u = Foreman. mother o. the
brldegroom. and Miss Martha FORE
man. Pf Martins FERN.
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Ife opening concert no fe season
'o Do given by tfe N17ar S.rgre so.
c.e'y was civr1 af W0zar, hall Cyl IRE
south Side. Th4rsdly evening. a rre
program % insfrImenfll and vocal
music vas rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
many Interesting
Hutumn HffairS

The Spirit Of Halloween lends enthusiasm plans
being outlined in Social Acisue-Loca Society Functions
d the past week
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

c. b. Crowell of Brattleboro is in town.
Miss Eva Bube is home from her work
in Battcboro
Mrs. Marcia Davis is visiting her son
Earl, in Brattleboro
jamie Pease is spending the week with
Mildred Reed in Brookline,
W. s Bassctt moved last week into DR.
Millingtons house on Main street.
Mrs. Wesley Chase is visiting her sister
Mrs John Bates. in Phillipston, Mass.
Mrs. Eugene Davis moved last week into
the upper tenement of w. II. Landman'
house.
Mrs. Mohtt, who has been visiting hel
daughter in Wardsboro. returned home
Monday,
Farmers grange conferred the third and
fourth degrees on two candidates Friday
evening of last week.
Miss Grace Babbitt has finished he,
school in Grafton and is now at her sis
ter's Mrs +. II. Tylers
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church
will hold its annual chicken-pie dinner at
the parsonage hall Tuesday, Nov. rs.
There will be masquerade at the town
hall Thanksgiving evening, Nov 80, for the
benefit of the band Pelsue's orchestra oil
four pieces will furnish music.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
cAMBRIDGEPoRT.

John KiIton has moved to Westmin.
ster.
j. b. DeCamp and family spent sun
day with Nh pcCamp's parents IN Bar
louisville.
Keudell Il White have finished their
repairing and are now at work iu the
BLACKSMITH shop.
Mrs. Minnie Mountain NJ, D., gave, q
talk on Scientific Temperance At the
lchurch Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hannah Bcmis came home Tues.
day after spending several weeks with
her sister in Mortified, VT.
c. J. Pirham was in Springfield last
week. returning with "A large stock OF
goods for the holiday trade,
The deer shot by G, p. Keefe last sat
urday weighed 272 pounds and was the
finest one ever shot in this section.
George Martin, ir. and family are
Speuding the week with Mr., Martin ;
sister. Mrs. Sanford Gallon, in llough'
tonviIle.
Mr.. and Mrs. ", q. stevens have
been spending a few DAYS with MI ana
Mrs. David stevens. They 20 soon 10
Florida where they are to spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Adams enjoyed the
Unusual treat Of new maple sugar one
dav last week. While trimming trees
Mr. Adams saw that sap flowed freely
so he tried setting a few buc ketS the
same AS in the spring. When the sap
was boiled it yielded rs much and fine
quality sugar as in the spring.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
SOUTH NEWMAN E.

Miss Ethel Howard went Tuesday to
Greenfield for a few days.
Austin Grape and family are moving
to their home in NeWfane village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter of Greenfield
were at j. l.. Whitaker $ Monday.
Mrs. Ella s Willard has been housed
this week with an attack of gastric
grip.
Robert Thayer of Brattleboro spent
Sunday at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
Harlan f. Sparks.
Mrs. John +. Morse and son, Kendall.
left Monday for Boston where they will
spend few weeks.
f. c. Clarke has been appointed col
lector of taxes for NeWfan& and has
begun work in this department.
Mr. Edwards and family moved last
week into one of c. +. Abbey's tene-
ments where he has out sign stating
that he repairs shoes and files saws,
George Roberts of East Dover is driv-
inc team for Fred w. Morse, delivering
at the station lumber from Warren Doc
little S lumber camp on the Whitaker
place in Marlboro.
Arthur Bruce was injured Wednesday
by being thrown from loaded dump
cart. He struck his side against the
wheel in the fall. Yesterday he was
suffering from the hurt but it was not
known whether there were broken RIBS
or not.
The hunting season is proving sue
cessfu one for a dozen or more hunters
in this part of the town and Game and
Fish Warden Clarke has on the list OF
those who have won prizes Ashton Tim
son, Howard Timson, Mr.. Sargent, alsa
his son, Lyman, Richard Wheeler, At
thur Ingram, Claude Reed, VIII HoWe
William !. Corhett. James f. Corbett
DR.. Brown of Saxtons River, James
Mundell, c. +. Snow of Readsboro. One
fawn was reported Yesterday on the
Oliver Morse farm. One doe was found
dead in the woods and reported. y
bullet had pierced its heart
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
West RiUer TODns
TOWNSHEND.
Death of Royal sanderson.

Rnyal Sandrrsnn, who died Sunday ~
the home of his son, William SnhdeIson,
i'm Savannah, tin.. was born ~ West
Townshrnd. Aug y, lssi lie Is the
son of John aud Louisa l'uiierl sander
son. He married Mrs, Sarah Cooley
Dec. "a, 1851, hY whom he hnd one son.
William Sanderson. nov living ~ SaNnn'
nah. They moved that wear 10 tins vi
lnuc where he lived until 4 few weeks
before HIS death, Mr. Sandetson fought
In the Civil war, as a member OF 'nin'
many d.. 10th Vermont volunteers, lite
wns n nine month man and fought IN the
hattie of Gettysburg lie was wen edG,
Gated, was for many years y school
teacher, aud helped many of the stu
dents of Leland and Gray seminary, ~
their studies He WAS also weather
EXPERT, keeping Il record of he ram ahi
snowfall each wear, aud taking special
note of the coming and going Of the lnl'
pratory birds. MIR. SaHderson had Tor
n number of wears been the oldest man
In this town. Ills wife died June -
1905, aud he had spent part of the time
since then in West Townshend and 81
yapnah, Ga. lie leaves besides his son
one grandson. William Sanderson, HIS
death was due to diseases incident 10
old age,
The funeral was held al the home
Thursday afternoon ut ! o clock, Kew
Joseph Mexican officiating. Burial WAS
in Onkwuod cemetery
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
HoUGHToNvILLE.

There was party at Mrs. Roseanna
Hill s last Saturday evening.
Thomas Doyle Of Brattleboro is Wis
itine his sister, Mrs. CaiIie Barbette.
Walter Howe shot a deer last week
Wednesday. Fred Blood also shot one.
Reuben Blood and Mr.. Reed of West
minister visited at F. d. Blood s over
Sunday
Everett jackson of Springfield, VT,
has been visiting his brother Edward
Jackson, the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgia Martin and
children of Cambridgeport are visiting
Mrs. Sanford Gallup during deer hunt
ing season.
School closed Tuesday. The pupils
having perfect attendance are rs fol
lows: Leona Corey, Rose Jackson
George Gallup, Harvey Farnum, Lee
jackson, Ray Jackson and Marjorie
Gallup. The teacher, Miss Deborah
Corey, will return to her home in Sax
tons River.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
EAST JAMAICA.

Mr.. Adclhc,t Cloush and children ate III
this week
4. r. Gleason came homc Monday from
Wcstmurknd, \ II.
Miss Nellie Underwood /, keeping house
ion Nrs y. r. Pcircc during her absence
Al,s. y. +. Pcircc and Mrs. Eta Under
wood are visiting IN lir,ttlehoro and Put
ucy this week
Nrs Del Buckl,y and four children, ol
Bnokmc are stopping Tor time with Mr.
buckley mother, Mrs Peter Patterson.
Mir, Adclhcrt Clough and two children
visited her sisters in Nardshoro a few daN-
last week. Adclhcrt Clough spent Sunday
in Nard,boro,
Ii is expected that free entertainment
will bc given at the River schoolhpusr
about Dec. l. under the management Of
Mis-, Allen and Miss Gleason. Rccltatious,
music. etc. will h. the feature nj the even
ing.
f Cuti,s Bristol died at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs G. VI Doane TUESDAY morn
ing OF pneumonia. AT the age Of n years.
Nlr brewster was born in Drpcystcr, y. y,
Jan. T. 1874 Funeral services were held
al the house at 10 o'clock "Wednesday The
body was taken to Richvillc. \. ., where
burial took place Thursday afternoon
Your correspondent heard d but four
deer beng shot by local hunters up to
Thursday. Leon Grout shot fine buck
carly the first day Of the season IN +. ".
Buffers pasture, il weighing about go
pounds. AdcIbcu Cluugll shot one that
afternoon on the Cobb place owned 10y liol-
den X Martin Clarence Prircc secured a
GOOD one Friday morning, shooting ms IN
Inc highway only short distance from
home. Frederic Butler aud Willie Patter'
SON captured a tine specimen in \ +. Glea-
son Z, rastur, Tuesday afternoon that weigh
ed nearly 200 pounds
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
JAMAICA.

Mis-. Benson 81 Londonderry \ visiting
her aunt Nlr. Savage
Marion Prescott oi limttlrhn" NisitcI
Fannie Ballard Monday
Elery Wood came Thursday 10 visit hi'
aunt. Mis-. Fannie Wood.
Mr.. aud Mrs. & u Record are visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs A. u, stark
Mr.. and Nlr, Daniel LIONS visited At II
!. sage. SUNDAY and attended the funeral
eli Mn. Samuel Castle at Bondvillc.
The Ladies' industrial society OF the Con
rruationM church met with Mrs, Sag,
"Wednesday,
Fred Juhu-on, {. II Driver Arthur
Cheney. Carroll Boldcn, Floyd llum
Chester Jones. Il. !. Daggctt. Henry VII
iuus. f. G.. Huslyy, Walter lAckcN Frcd
rigk Butler John Clark and Mr. Wcllmal
ii Gmliod have brought M buck ach
since last writing
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
KILLS cAfARRH GERMS
Antiseptic Healing Treatment That
Quickly Cures at TrltIIns
Cost.

Catarrh is now known to be caused y
disease germs and it may be cured only y
an antiseptic treatment that VIII XII ".
catarrh germs and soothe and neal WY
irritated mucous membrane.
Nothing else combines the soothing anu
antiseptic powers in as perfect a's ,;
as Mentholatum Apply a little o. Va :.
in the nasal passages on going to pea anu !; :,
cures while you sleep. Then Apply "g g.
in the morning and its curative and neaHH'
effect acts all day long. T.,
A jar of Mentholatum costs oHy
trife, 25 cents, and is sold by drugsHI
everywhere und / guarantee OF none! O':p
if it fails to do all that is claimed io' - :.
1t is a wonderful household remedy anu :.
good for all Inflammation, soreness a'n''
and pains
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
WARDsBoRo

Mn, Florence Simpson j. visiting at -s.
Center
). \. Batchclder and daughter Mary
Grcenville, y. II, are guest, OF bis d8rgl
ter. Mrs William White.
Mr.. and Mrs William II par,ou, 8.
tied their daughter Nm lIJw Ku-n. d
Jamaica Wednesday Mn Knight rall-.
very III.
Harry Wilbur and Nh, Augusta AZ
both Of Wardsboro We're quietly united o
marriage al the parsonage Thursday 1
ing the 10Th, 10y Rev Mr. Cuiwrtl
Martin Gleason is home from ss.c b
SaNtons River at hi, fathers !. T. ts
son :, until after THANKSGIVING Whiting
Bent came with him, retuuu. IUsl7
morning
Nh. and Mrs Harry Bemi, If Br'ilea.
came to Dr. @. v Hoffman, the las. a-tl-
week. Mrs Bcmis returned Monday 70.
Mr. Bemis remained q few day, ior 1a
hunting He and Dr. Hetilon brought K
buck Tuesday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24

hut now of New Haven, Conn, was
called here Friday of last week by the
illness of his father.
y. Curtiss Bristol, who for long
time has lived In this place with his
sou, Ahner &. Bristol, died Tuesday of
pneumonia, az the home of his dauph.
ter, Mrs. George Doane, In East Jamaica,
where he went few weeks ago. Mr..
Bristol WAS 81 years old, lie always en-.
ioyed good health aud was very active
for one of his age The funeral ser,
vices we're held Wednesday morning at
10 clock NJ George Doan : and the
hodv taken 10 Richvillc, \. v, for
burial.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
WEST TOWNSHEND.

Zeno Capen has begun work as section
hand on the railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sanderson spent
Monday in Brattleboro.
Herbert Tiff of Putney is the guest
of his niece, Mrs. Emma J. Franklin.
Mrs. Wilder, who is boarding at
George Dompier S, is i'll with pneumonia.
DR.. George 7. Gale has been confined
to his home by illness several days the
past week.
Among those successful in getting
deer this year were Herbert b. Law
renee, Fred Hulett, Harold Gale, Abner
Bristol, Archer Wheeler, Walter Harris
and Roy Chaplin.
Abner Bristol and Miss Dorothy Taft
were guests the first of the week of Miss
Charlotte Davies in Londonderry.
Edw. Deikamper has finished working
on the railroad section and has gone to
work for Arthur Jenison, driving team
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter E. Boyden, who
have been spending the past month In
New London, Conn, have returned to
their home here.
Abner C. Bristol, a former resident
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
ATHENS.

Mrs. A. NJ. York returned from Maine
Monday where she has been spending
several weeks with relatives and
friends. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fuller of Town.
shend are located at Camp Melendy
where Mr.. Fuller has charge of cutting
the timber on the A. S. Powers lot.
Among the successful hunters in town
are John Bratton, Fred ODER, Charles
Cotton and Lewis Reed. Deer seem to
| be quite plentiful. several having been
shot by out-of-town parties.
A party of hunters from Bellows Falls
including A. H. Fuller and Mr.. Porter
and sons. are stopping at H. N. Thorn
as s. Mr.. Fuller was fortunate IN Sc
curing a buck the first morning cut.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
News of the Deer Hunters.

A. Il. Marsh has on exhibition AT his
market the head Of n handsome buck,
II is one of the weh-hurn type, having
rs points. The buck was shot by George
Rogers and weighs 80 pounds, TIL,
head is one of the most handsome ANA
best proportioned of those hroughi ny
town this year Wilbur Snyder still
holds the championship as "a deer hunter
in this town. lie shot a handsome hucl,
this week. giving him a total OF six ~
ms many successive years He y closely
seconded by Herbert Barber and Carroll
Franklin, each of whom brought IN Their
fifth specimen. Some of the other sue
eessful hunters in this town during me
past week We're Lewis tlapp OF br3ttlG,
boro Ernest BemiS, Bert Brown, q. W.
Fallett. 4. H. Chambcrlin, Ernest Ham
lin 90 Newfanc. John Rock, MessrS,
Canady and Douglass, John Jenkins and
X. |. IIolbrOOk.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
SOUTH WINDHAM.

! \. Shaw has built new corn barn.
| Mrs George $. Holden has returned to
her home in Brattleboro.
| Miss Eva Howe is visiting her aunt. Mrs
! Julia Barrett in West Bratthboro
Mrs Dennis Jones of Townshend spent
| Sunday with her mother, Mrs. A. j. Chase
Mrs, William Pnney was recent guest
of her parents, Rev. and Mrs w. j. Vile
Mis-. Emma Bemis of Thompsonburg and
Mrs. Mary Chase of North Springfield re
Gently spent day at A. O. Chase's.
+. X Bridges has built fine new hen
house, There is no excuse why 'biddy
should not lay 40-cent eggs now (They
are 80 cents in Brattleboro Ed
Many are suffering with hard colds. Ruth
| Howe remains about the same. Mrs. Alva
Harris is suffering with tonsiitis.
| W. l.. Tenney drove to Saxtons River
Sunday returning home Monday. Mrs
lenney and Doris, who have been spend
ing week there, accompanied HIM home.
School closed Friday. Nov. IL with Miss
| Florence Negus of Wilmington as teacher
Those on the roll of honor were Harry L.
Hall, Herbert w Hall, Alison O. Baker
Louise II. kingsbury and Ella NJ. Howe.
iiui iiHOii IiNli, VI NHuHl lutullUl Wds
made last week, died Sunday morning. The
funeral was held Tuesday at 10 o'clock at
the home of John Steavens. The services
were conducted by the Rev w. j. Vile
Burial was at Bellows Falls. He leaves one
son, Carl Fish.
Mrs. Mary (Selfridge) Parker died We'd
nesday Nov. II, of pneumonia. She was
taken i'll the previous Monday. Mrs. Parker
had failed rapidly since the death of hel
husband which occurred last September
She was born in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia
n years ago. She was married to Andrew
jackson Parker more than-Aalf a century
ago They had one daughter who died il
infancy The funeral was held at her home
Friday at II o'clock. Funeral service.
We're conducted by Mrs. Mary Gridley Of
Londonderry, assisted by Rev. S. L. Vim
cent. The bearers were w. G. Adams. O
ID. Parker, b. F. Howe and H. Puffer.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
YOUR DRUGGIST
STOPS THAT ITCH

IF YOU are suffering from Eczema,
Psoriasis or any other kind of SKIN
trouble. drop into our store for IN
slant relief. We will guarantee you
to stop that itch in two seconds.
A sc trial bottle will prove 1t.
We have sold other remedies for
skin troubles, but none that we could
recommend more highly than the wei
known compc md of Oil of Winter
green T'hymol and few other IN
derful cures all over. the country.
TINS compound. known as D. D. D.
Prescription. will cool and heal the
itchy. burning skin as nothing else
e1n Get a regular bottle and see-on
ar no-pay offer.
BROOKS HOUSE PHARMACY
C. E. GRAHAM, Prop.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24

Hartford, Conn. where she is 70 spend the
winter her husband having employment IN
that city.
Next "Wednesday evening, Nov -. there
Is To be- Thanksgiving ball at the Grange
hall The dance is in charge OF the wo-
men Music j, to be- furnished by Naies.
Dugan aud Morse \ ohickenpie and
yenisun supper +, to be- served TO which all
are cordially invited