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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-03-15

tern pie Das Dor 1870 bier gang
ltno gdbc lpar; fur5, man perlltdt DIE
9hltiteucr, ioipie jeOc mnbere Stelcr
onf oic rieocrcn &olfsihidtcn ab5lt-
luGlsen. 3ie bcrrhenoen &laIien ba-
ben ober SIR 3eit nit einem tSaftor
5lt redncl1, Der iDncn bisber ibre
HlGne mlr pctig bltr6freu5tc Die
io5ioliltilhc Gartci bielt geItern in
Der &pritoot ct. 9enis cine 4rt
&ongreb ob, in oenl iolgenOe 9e-
idliilie gefobt lno fiir Die cine groBt-
ntoglihe Eropaeonoa gelnaht iper-
ben ion. sluBeroem puroell Die 9elc.
9aten 5u DEM benorItebenoen 8urtei-
fongreb III Brett beuuitragt, fir Die
slDnption berielben geibliiiie allf
oieiem aongreb ein5utreter OieIel-
BEN lol,teu:
/. Cine frieolid)e llno freunoItaft-
lihe 9lnn0berllng 0ellti6lanbS uno
Sronfreids.
=. lteberueiiltng nller 8onflifte al,
bos i1ternationale S6icbsgerift.
3. 9eieitiglnq Der ItebenOen Ir-
NEE oltrh aagemeine &olfsbelpaff-
! nlltg.
4. Die bcIiBenoen alaiien iollen
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Yariicr &cune.
Sir oos edo" bon q. Scins Senryot.

Yaris, gnbe sSebrllar 1913.
Sssn Yaris aibt es feline iallre Our
fen5eit; es paiiiert inmer etipas, uno
faIt itets etipas, oos Die grbeiteripelt
intereiliert. 0el,tibluno miu feline
Neierpe 9fegimenter Inn ein 9atail-
lon pernebren, 3. +. iei,e milit1riibe
6rieocnSpraien5lt1rte bon 65O,OOO
auf 100000 permebren, ino iofort
1hreien Die frail5olilhen Gbaupini-
item nab MaBnabmen, Die ser fran-
5oiiihen Mrmee bie glei1e St1rfc ge-
ben iuollen. 0ab Der llntcrld)ic0 IN
Der gepolferllng sSranfreid nit
39 Weilionen, Deutiblano nit 65
Ufiaionen = onrf fcinerlei milit1-
ride WaBnabmen beieitigt tperoen
fam, le,ibtet ben Sran5oien nift
cin; lie greifen alfo 5u Ealliatipmit-
teln; iie beabiidtigen. Den felt iieben
Sabren obgeidIoifenen oreiiabrieeu
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Gum entideioenOeu Sample.

Is miro @rnItl SSn ser @eIebge-
btng gelgienS bat es Die flerifale
Wtebrbeit abgelebnt, ouf Die 8eru-
tlng elmer 9lenoerltnq Der @obIge-
iebe I'M Sinne oes ougemeinen glci=
den gSablredtes ein5llgtben. 8ie
So5ialiiten boben oaraitf nit Ser glns
fiinoigung Oes 8enerolitreifs fir oen
IA. lpril geantlportet. gtimnlt IN ser
;3iuilfen5eit ole Tegierlmg 9eigiens
niht &ernlnft an, fommt es 5u Dem
gr0Bten Streif, oen Dos 2ano iernals
geieben bot. DAB es ben Erpleta=
riern 0iesnnl oarlun 5lt Inn lit, IN
ibrem Sample bis gum iltBerIten 5u
geben, lit aus ben getroifcnen Sor-
bereltluigen 5l leben.
Camille @upsmons eibt in elmer
fran5oliihen 3eitihrift iolgenoe BIZ
ianmenitelllulg iiber Die Srganiia-
ton oes 8enerolItreifes: gs funf-
tionieren bier &ommiilionen: 1. oic
Eropaganoafontnliiiion, .. oie S5i-
Inan5fomnliiiion, 3. oie 2ebensnlit=
telfommiiiion, 4. oie ainoertomniI-
lion.
Die Gropaganoafon1rniiiion bat
bisber 5lpei WtanifeIte, jeoes in elmer
9luflage BON elmer WiQion, in I'm
lauf gebroft. 9eriel6e Cert uuroe
fllr Glafate nertuenoet, 0ie in olle,l
8emeinOen gelgiens angcidlagen
lmuroen.
Sic aontniiiion bat ierncr orci
groidilren berausgegeben: n9as
allgemcine @ahIredt" bon Tanoer-
peIoe, ~IQgeneines @obIreht lno
8eiperfidaften" BON 9eIpigne .uno
lihlieBlif n9ln oic driItIifen @rbei.
ter" pon 9elpinue. GSn grideiner
limb beqriffen: y9lrbeiter 9eIgiers,
ii0 ibr bercit fiir Sen @cncraIitreif 2"
Oun Tarteiicfretar SanoerimiIien
+, Der 8eneralItrcif lno Ole @cnoiierl
| ihaitcn" ben g. Germ, Ser @enc
ralltreit lul0 Die 9lrmcc" bon 6. 81
| 9rondere, o@enernlitreif un0 9lifo
| boil" (beralsgegeben BON 0en Iosia
| IitlIfcn @uttelnplcrn) itno ,9(uQe
mclnc5 @ablred)t ln0 Steucrgciet
( 9cbnn8" BON ). @nltcrs.
Die sSinon5fonlnliIiion bot Bid
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9lftipnsmetbooen. Die bis iebt 0e=
meini6doen Der ameritanii9en 2trbetz
terbepegung gebilbet baben.
9as Wi6tige an Der Sa9e lit, baB
man enolt4 einmdl Den 2nfdnq ee=
ma6t bat. Die 8erbGltniiTe fino Der
arti9e, ouB man naa einem fol9en
4nfange niht gut mebr 3uriid tann.
Die 4merican FEDERATION Of 2abpr
tbut eben etpas, ipas lie ni9t gar 10
eerne tut, aber tun muB, um cine
hoAIt unlieblame &onturrentin, ben
,Snouitrial Worters", ni6t allsu
groBes 5srrain gu iiberlai1en. Ob
ii6 Die Srganiiatoren Der u. s. of 6.
Der pollen Srugpeite hires Suns BE-
puBt itno, pb iie pii1en. oaB Der
9errlthteit oes Sraoesunionismus
bamit elm Gnoe bereitst tpirb, baB bic
Sberbobeit Der 9lrbeiterariltofratis
oamit gebro6en ipirb, onB oieIes Ger
anfans elmer gang neren Gpode DER
8elpertI4aftsbenegung unb Der Mr=
beiterfepegung i'm 9rpBen unb 9na=
sen in 9(merifa bebsutet, bas elauben
mir taum. = 5offen aber. CAB tie es
iehr bulo begreifen unb oen sroBen
Wert, Der bamit fir Die Irbeiter bie=
les 2anoes seidaffen tpirb. ertennen
lernen.
Wenn audi Der Sraoesunionismus
nod lunse 3eit innerbalb oes Neuge4
ihuffenen tpeiter beiteben fnnn, fc
miro bod gu gang onoeren Marimen
(Sortfeeung duf Seite 5.
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lein nit gmpfangsiheinen bon 1, 5.
10, 20 ln0 100 sSrnrfen IN ltnllmif
gebraht, Die oor5iiglid oa5u oienen.
in ienen areiien, Die Dem General
Itreit ipmpatbiid gegeniiberiteben,
Slmnen uuf5llbringen. 0ieie Si,nl-
men Der0en noh einem beltiml1tep
Tlun altf ole Streifenoen llno Die
berIhieoenell 5Sonos ailfgeteilt.
Bur Sarptluirfiumfeit ser 6inall5-
fommillion gebOrt Die Srgoniiierlnq
bes inbioiOuellen Spnrens; es tpur=
ben Spnrlheine I'M @erte bon %,
so, 100, 200 lnto 500 Sronfen ans
gegeben uno IN cntipredenoer @etie
placiert.
Die Observation-Disclosures SER
fallt in orei llnterfommiIiionen. Der
erIten obliegt Die 9lufgobe, oen Gin
tauf uno oie &erteilung Ser 2ebens-
mittel 5u itll0ieren. Die 5iueite be-
iddftigt iih nit Dem Stlibi,m Der
Sltppenausipeiiltng ltno Der 8erab=
reiflIng bon Ratltralien. Der oritten
obIiegt Die 3Qblung lnO Die gluflteI-
llmg oes &er3eidniIies Ser Streifeir-
oen 5lnn 3lpede Ser 2ebensnlittelper-
teillmg.
Die GinoerfomniiIion bat oie
9lnfgobc Der llnterbringltng Der Sim
Ser ser Streifenoen i'm SSn- uno
9luslanOe. geionoers oie g1o6borre=
gionen an ser frnn5oiiihen umo boil
ldnoiIhen 8ren5e oiirften alent gln-
ihein nah in bieier Siniid)t 5u ipeit-
gebenOen Iften Scr SoIioarit1t be-
reit iein.
SoIdc 9lrbeit miro geIeiltet, iolehe
Sample tperoen in ser 8elt porberei,
: ret, Oanit Die 9lrbeiter, oos Brole-
tarint ieinc politiid)e 8leihbered)ti-
allng init Ger beiibenoen &loIie er-
lanqen ioQ, Inn nuf Dem 9oben oes
! glcidcn HedlteS oie Sadie 0eS Golfe5
sum 3iele SIT bringen BEN So5iolis-
mus berbeifilhren Su fonnen. Sci 8e=
| ltruhtltng oieier Spfermittigfeit muB
eS ooppetl lueh Inn, 5n ieben, ipie Die
9lrbeiter 9lmcrifu5 ale Diele Redte
beiiten ltnO 10 beihranft IN oeiiert
| Imucll0ung lin0, oaB ielbIt Ser cine
bereltS geDonnen geluciene 6ongreB=
liiB tuicocr perloren 9ina!
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li3ern unb BEL orobnenben 3anonen@
bonner, lanse por ieiner Saauguraz
tion, ieinen Geburtsort in Deit 8irz
gtnien beiu6te, fonnte man leien.
Wilion peritebe es oen Mnforoerunz
gen Der 3eit gere6t gu neroen.
Sdmod fann f6reiben, lints S9mod
tann i6reiben re6ts.
Willon pertiinoete fir feline Yrdiis
benti9uft Oas Spitem Der ,offenen
Sir. Seber giirger fo[lte ibn jeOerz
aeit iprehen ,fonnen. Oas Dies elm
uniinn iit, oies b0ditens fir einen
tleinen 2anobiirsermeiiter ME aber
fir oen prdiioenten zines 2anbes tpie
@meritu mOglid lit, fa9ten mir. Die
oeutf6biirserliden 3eitungen fdries
ben: rSier 5eigt ii6 Der pabre Bolts
mann! Sn oieier Sorm oes 8ertebz
res tommt Die @olfstiimli6feit ser
Purtei gum 9lusbrud, Ser Wilion on
sehDrt" Mlelooien, Die bon eifernoen
Batriotismus jenieits oes aroben
Sei6es pergausenen, totem &Dnigen
geiungen iperoen, tpuroen auf ben lez
benOen Wilion angsitimmt. Der neue
prGIioent bat Die als roffen' anses
tiinoigten Siiren DEG tpeiben 6auiea
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ourh erbobtc 9eItcrcrlng ibrer
Rcihtiilner Die Soften Der Tilitdri-
Id)cn SeluIhrng tragen.
Sic Yarolc Der Hartei loutet:
,GcQen bcn breiidbrigcn &aierner-
oicnlt nmo fiir ollgelneine &olfsbe-
tpaiflulng.~ Die Earier Tarteiief>
tionen beginner iofort, fiir oleie 6or-
bcrilngen cine cnergiide Eropaganoa
IN @eipegltng 5ll ieben.
Niit bieien Seihliilicn babcn oie
SoSioliIten Ger berrlheioen Slal'c
imo Den nationoliltiihen Sebbriioern
9all5 aeborig in bic Suppe geIpuft.
0ie 6olgen oieier slnti ariegsagito-
tipfl perocn lid, iebr balo bencrtbar
MAIDEN; itnlio ntebr, als niht nl,r Ole
Eroletarier, ionoern in bobem WfaBe
sic &leinbiirger all6 entibieoen @eg-
ner oes &rieges lolpobl iuic Der per-
mebrtcn Stelern iino. 9lnf unter
Sen SpiloifaliIten berrid)t sur Belt
arpBc 9lufregung eegcn Die nererlt-
che &riegsbeee, mo merOen alb Die
rein gelperfihatlihen Srganilatlonen
oern1d)lt Stcllllng ba5u nebmell
Die bieiige Cooperate SOnium-
pereinsbemegl,ng leioet rnter elmer
Iturfcn &rilis. Gs feblt Dem TariIer
Groletariote am notigei 8lollenbe-
iultftieiu Johann beitebt in Der lpn-
bifaliitild)cn 9eipeglng cine argc
@egenitromllng. Serner milllen Die
frall,oiiibcn apnillmuereine NIT ei-
ner auBerorbentlih ltranm cntipidel-
ten fapitaliltiihen Sebensinittel Sit
ouItrie ref)nen. Gs gibt III Tarls
mebrere 3sirlnen, bic OIL @eill ,Sleiid
uno aaen 9lrten bon Spe5erelNrtl-
fcln eincn Sabresabiue bon S bis 1O
Millioner sSrs. baben Ga5n Iino liz
10 orgoriiiert, oab Tie Seife, aonler-
ben, Shofolaoe, Sadiperf, 3lifcr II
II. N. lclbit beritellen, eillen ausge
| bebnteu slblieierllngsbienit baben
| sic ibre &lnlbiahft bis auf 5O-75
I2ilometer IN Der 9funhe mebrmals
hie @ohe beOienen @egen iold)e Sir
men mus nlm ser glrbeiter.&onntm
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&oiernen oienit lpieoer eiil5lfiibren,
nahoem lie 10 lange ben 5meiiabrigcn
9ienIt botten. 9a nln feineslpegs er-
lpielen, arlh nift einmal ipabrihein-
lid lit, baB Ole beltfhe 9epolfe-
rllngs5ilnabme iib in lahIter 3il=
filnft niht in llngef1br oenielbel
OfaBe fortbelpegen miro, binaeaen
Die gepolferllng sSranfreids Spnp-
tome bon Mbnabme auTlpeilt, 10 mir
De es alleb mir cine sSrage lpcniaer
Sabre iein, baB man bon Ser orei,
jcbrigen allf Ole finfiGbrige ODER gar
liebenidbrige Gienit5eit 5uriidfonl.
men miiBte.
Selbitoeritanolicb trifft oieie 9e.
laitung gum groBten 1cil bas Yrole.
tariat gereits ipriht man BON oel
@ieoereinfiibrl,ng oes giniGbria
neutrality-suspicious. fir ole bepor
5ngten 3laiien. iofpie bon gegen 8e
! sabling 81, getpinnenoen Steupertre
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ole GbaratterIoIistsit Ser fron50Fih
biirserlidsn preii. BON puris 10 of
fsntunOis 5eiste. Wiun tann oen
S6mer5 ii9 Oenten, Der in Der 8rult
oeutl6biirgerli4er 3eitunssi4reiber
oesbalb porbanoen lit. neil lie in Ell
ner 10 teoeutunssloien 3eit leben
miiiien. Sic mDgen iid tr0ften. gs
lit ni6t alien Sterbliden beIdieoen,
in aroBen 3sitsn i4pad gu isin.
Was iie ii9 in Der iebisen unbebeuz
tenoen 3eit leiiten benefit, oaB Der
Gaiit bennp6 in ibnen lebt, Den Der
oeutife Oidter Yiau 10 treffeno i'm
r2iso BON Der oeutihen Sreue" gum
Iusorud sebra4t bat: rSas treueite
8ieb tit opd Der 9uno = Wun lentt
i'm obne 3iieel". II. I. p.
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limo 9leih fell Ole ;5rau nit oem 1llanne
iein,
StrabIeno in ;freibeits uno Sdonheits.
lhein,
2luf ibre Stirne, tuoenobaft,
Die Krone 9ebeili9ter 11Iutterlhaft.
va, neue Bergen leh'n pir ereliibn
lluo neue Deil len in Sieoern bllib'n.
As5eomeoes Seben elm Sieo, elm Sang,
lDenu Ole Groe in paraoieles 6epran9.
,1ob it's Elm Craum, oot lpillile Rino,
50 piro's; lpennoie 2llten oe9auoeu fiuo.
Dir iehen lie odmmern, Ole neue 6eit,
Doh leuhtenoer ooloeuer bcrrlichfeit!
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Sic nene GpOde.

Die Nmerican 5eoeration Of 2abor
fat li9 aufgerafft uno ii6 sur Srgd=
niiierung Der Stablarbeiter entI9lofz
fen. Sdon iino in ben perihieoenen
Orten Srganiidtoren Der u. ) Of 6.
in bieiem Slime tdtig unb baben iih
bereits Die eriten aonflitte NIT benz
llnternebmertum eingeitelt.
gNie neni9 8eudtung man oieIer
organizations Irbeit Der q. ). of
6. AUDI identen mag, 10 hilpet lie
bod einen Wenoepuntt i'm 9eipert=
ihaftslsben. Die Sr9aniiierung unz
gelernter 9lrbeiter lit Der Infang bonn
Gnbe Des Sraoesunionismus unb Der
9armpnieouielei. iopie pieler anosrer
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,lob it's elm Grarm, oob miro's ee.
lbeb'n:
Gin eoler 6elbleht Ole lDelt miro ieb'n
1n ieiner Seele Ger 5reibeit baub,
Das Sibt oes Di1ens in ieinem 2lu9'.
limo frdftio miro es uno muti9 iein,
21iht i'm Der9ieben Don Slut, nein, neini
IN allen, pas ibaHt Ger 11Ieniehheit
Dehr
Jn Seuer uno SUIT auf Groe uno Ulcer.
Dolf miro nm Dolf uno Sano nm Sano
umiblineen Ger Sretbett frieolid3 Sano,
IN jeoem Bergen uno 5aupt Damn freiit
Gin ale 2lIenlben periobnenoer 6eiit.
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@ie mans bram6t.

CAB es elm srobss 9alleIuia. oh oes
e1ten Yoltsmannes Wilion. Ser Der
Mslt pertiinoen lisb. Ginfadbeit lei
feline Resel. Mls CT ipie elm setrOns
ter R0nia uuter ipalierfeben6en Wis
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Sin biirserliher 3eitunssihreiber
lam 5nreiben linfs uno fann fhreie
ben rents, beibt es in elmer Operette.
Die oeuti4bIrserlihe preHe Gkpes
lambs lam Dies nidht minbtr. GRIT
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21ocb it's Elm Graum!

EnsIiihen oes Symonos ron Dr. no. s 4oienbers
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Grbciter arantenfaile, gr 65 uno 1873.
Carpenter Union go. 1872,
8rauer Linton Ho II.
8dder Union No 19,
Seuerbeitottuugsegerein $50. II.
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MARLBORO.

Miss Hattie Brayman of New York
made her annual visit to her friends
in Marlboro last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Adams, who
are visiting friends in Massachusetts,
are expected home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase, who have been
In the employ of Rev. Flint NJ. Bissell,
will return to their home in Halifax.
George Hamilton of Connecticut Wis
tied over Thanksgiving with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. II. Hamilton.
Mrs. Julia Johnson, who visited sew
eral weeks with friends in Brattleboro
and Newfane, returned home last
week.
All their friends congratulate Mr..
and Mrs. George Mather on the sue
cess of their family reunion Thanks
giving day. All their children and
grandchildren were home, including
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mather and daugh-
ter of Marlboro, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Mather and daughter of Guilford, Mr..
and Mrs. 7. 7. Hopkins and Miss Rena
Mather of BrattIeboro, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Mather of Springfield, Mass.
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WEST DUMMERSTON.

Miss Catherine Hartnett is visiting
friends in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Rathbone of BrattIeboro was a
recent guest at B. G. Baldwin S.
A large number of people from here
attended the auction at the Barber
farm.
Mrs. w. T. Richardson and Mrs. Fred
Connarn, visited their mother, Mrs. 2.
Connarn, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Burnett were over
Sunday guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". ". Burnett.
Mrs. c. S. Wilkins, went Monday to
Rutland as delegate from the West
Dummereston grange.
Mrs. Elmer Goodenough and two
children of Guilford are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Hail.
New books at the library are Her
Roman Lover, Mary Worth. Off the
Main Road, Friendship Village. Given
by Mrs G. Warder of Brattleboro.
There will be supper and enter
tainment in Grange Hall Dec II for
the benefit of the Free Library. Supper
is to be served from $50 D. m. until
8 p. m. A small fee will be charged
for the entertainment, after which a
sale of fancy articles viii take place.
1t is hoped that a large number will
be present.
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VERNON.

Mrs Hattie Nesbitt is in Guilford
caring for David Henry
Mrs. Sawyer of Peterboro, n. H..
is guest of Mrs H. A. Staten.
c. E. Davis is spending the week
with relatives in Gardner, Mass.
S. s. Pike, Carl Burnham and B. H.
Newton disposed of their tobacco the
last of the week.
The Ladies circle will meet at their
rooms Wednesday, Dee II. Dinner at
noon. All are welcome.
J. T. Wright, Mrs. W. E. Tyler and
Mrs. Kate Squires attended the State
Grange meeting in Rutland
Mrs. ]. C. Gray is spending two
weeks in Brooklyn with Mr.. Gray and
their daughters, Miss, Edith and Miss
Emma Gray.
Rev. D. f. Trout viii preach in
Union church Sunday at 2.45. Sunday
school at 1.45. All are welcome at
both services.
George H. Hubbard has had a tele-
phone installed in his house. The
number is 1913. John E. Hubbard s
number remains the same as before.
7S-12.
Mrs. Fanny Goodnough Ellingwood
| died at the home of her son in Green
field Thursday, after an illness of four
months with a cancerous trouble She
was taken to her son 5 two months
ago as she had no one to care for her
here. She had lived in Vernon more
than 20 years and was hard -wark-
ing, home-loving woman, kind neigh
Dor, and a true friend. She leaves her
husband, Sumner Ellingwood, one son.
Armon, and a granddaughter, Edith,
also two brothers. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
a. Staten, Mrs. E. H. Akley, Mrs.
Kate Squires, Mrs. c. f. Davis, John
! Wright and George Fairman attended
the funeral Saturday at Greenfield.
The burial took place in the Tyler
cemetery
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WEST WARDSBORO.

Miss Cora Fits returned from Mont
oelier last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall and son of Arl-
ln9ton are visiting at Frank Fish s.
Mark Tudor of Bennington is at
George Tudor's
Hugh Adams of Townshena visited
over Sunday at Mrs. Luana White Is.
The Sunday school voted to have a
Christmas tree and exercises at the
church.
NJ. L. Rice has gone to South Hamp-
ton, Long Island, where he has employ
ment
Corrinne Pike returned last week
from visit with relatives in Brattle-
boro.
Mrs. Moses sheldon of Dorset is Wis
ting at Edmund Roberts 5 and John
Nichols s.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 0. Robinson of West
Dover and Floyd Robinson of Town
shend We're at their home here over
Sunday.
The ladies' social circle held their
sale at the vestry Thursday evening.
A bountiful supper was served from
? to 5. A good supply of useful and
fancy articles We're on sale by both
circles. There was good attendance.
Friday night over 80 friends and
neighbors gathered at the home of
Merle Putnam to celebrate Mrs. Put.
nam 5 birthday anniversary. The time
was spent with music and dancing and
every one reported d splendid time. A
bountiful supper was served at mid.
night. Mrs. Putnam was presented
with numerous presents, including a
handsome rocking chair and sum OF
money.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-12
WEST TOWNSHEND.

Charles Carr is gaining.
Roy Chaplin is working on the rail
road section.
Charles o. Kimball was in Rutland
the first of the week attending the
Dummerston grange.
Miss Marcia Howe has returned from
Brattleboro and viii spent the winter
at her cottage here.
The ladies aid viii have a sale and
supper in the vestry Friday the 10th,
and soial time Everybody.is invited
The Tuesday Afternoon club met
this week with Mrs. L. ]. Harris. The
next meeting will be held Jan. Is with
Mrs. Harvey p Capen
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-12
THAT'S THE WAY.

At Christmas time, when you are
called upon to spend your money, why
not buy useful gifts? Something that
will please the whole family House fur
niture is one thing. A bed room suit,
q couch, library table, an easy chair a
handsome set of table china. Thou
sands Of suggestive things at Emer-
son & Co. s, ana at real bargain
prices.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-12
A REAL CURIOSITY.

A perfectly Numbered collar is
real curiosity in some communities, but
we fatter ourselves that we do starch
ed linen work in the most pleasing and
perfect way, and our prices are the
same as you are paying for the other
kind. To convince you that we know
our business, send your bundle to the
Brattleboro Custom Laundry, 81 Elliot
Street.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-12
COME HERE.

We want to show you some useful
things that make mighty good Christ
mas gifts, for the ladies as well as
the gentlemen. Manicure sets and Sow
ing sets in leather cases. carving sets,
scissors, pocket knives, safety and reg
ular razors. Most of these goods are
from the celebrated house of Wiss
You viii find our prices modest. Come
and take a look.-Mellen Hardware Co.,
Main ST.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-12
MAKE 1T COSY.

Make your open fire attractive and
onvenient to manage. We have every
thing you need-the andirons, in sets
Of brass and wrought. iron, in many
styles; and the fire screens, hods and
bellows. A very attractive display and
at modest prices.-Robbins & Cowles,
Main street.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-12
STOVES TO BURN.

You viii find all kinds Of heating
stoves and ranges here. We make a
speciality of good stoves and II. you will
take the trouble to investigate you viii
find our prices very modest. We are
expert in all branches of the plumbing
and heating business and can assure
you satisfaction. Pearl I. Clapp, Cox 5
Block
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-12
MAKE YOU SMILE.

Rose O'NeiI's little Kewpie char
acters that please the children and
amuse the grown up. We are showing
all the popular prices in unfinished
work Some that are finished. Make
useful and handsome gifts. Come while
the selection is large. See our window
display. j. Sutherland & Co.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-12
WHAT IS RETTER2

Whether it is. "a man or woman you
are looking to please with some useful
gift for Christmas what is better than
handsome umbrella. You will find
large assortment here, silk with
plain wood, silver and gold mounted
umbrellas at prices that are modest
Randall 6 ClapD.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-12
BEST THAT IS

tance to find larger, juicier steak
than we viii plank or broil for you to
order. They are perfect wonders and
when you are hungry remember there
IS only one place to eat. Hoadley s
Cafe 9 Main ST.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-12
WIVES oF BRATTLEBoRo.

We want you to try Arrow Flour,
rot for the sole purpose Of getting
your flour business, but because it is
a brand that is chuck full of goodness
and viii give better baking results
than hours of the ordinary variety
Phone 267W-R. Ii. Amidon, IS Main
~
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-12
GREAT STEP SAVER.

The greatest time and labor saving
piece of house furniture is the Me
Dougall Kitchen Cabinet, where there
is a convenient place for everything
needed in preparing your food at your
finger tips and always in the right
place-clean and sanitary. Would make
a corking Christmas gift for the house
wife.-Moran & Co.. 10 Main st.