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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-19
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-19
RALPH KAUFMAN,

Published May 30, 1913.
Until June 26, 1918.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-06-19

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-23

ia, como 10 aseguraron mensajes
procedentes de Washington.
Ell Gobierno ingl6s, segdn Sc
ha declarado en- dichos circulos,
desea naturalmente apoyar al
Presidente Wilson en- sus esfuer-
EOS para conseguir Ia paz; pero
ante TODD esta dispuesto a velar
Dor los intereses de sus subditos
en- Mexico.
La intervenci6p de los Estados
Unidos en- nuestra patria serfa
nal vista por Inglaterra, cue no
esta dispuesta a apoyarla por cue
daria origen a una larga y san
grienta guerra, en- Ia cual per-
dorian mucho dinero los ingleses,
dinero que no habrian de pagan
les los Estados Unidos despues
de Ia guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-23

indispensable ell decidido apoyo
al actual Gobierno, al cual trata
de echar abajo ell de los Estados
UnidoS.
Ell Ministro frances, Mr.. Le-
faivre, ar:oj6 toda Ia culpa de la
situaci6n al Gobierno de la Casa
Blanca, que Sc haya muy intriga-
do pOr las reuniones de los diplo-
maticos eXtranjeros en- Mexico,
los cuales Sc han declarado, al
parecer, enemigos de Ia politica
Observable por los Estados Uni
dos.
En- algunos circulos politicos de
Washington no Sc ha podido ocul
tar Ell despecho por ell apoyo que
Huerta esta recibiendo de otros
paises, e~specialmente de Inglate-
IRA, y para tomar Ia revancha
base echado a volar la especie de
que toda Europa desea que los
Estados Unidos intervengan en-
nuestro pals para ponernos en-
orden.
En- la Casa Blanca ha causado
sensation ell hecho de que ell nue.
70 Ministro de Inglaterra en- nues
tro pals, Sir Lionel Garden, ha-
va presentado sus credenciales al
Grail. Huerta preciSHmente I'm dia
despues del e~ncarcelamiento de
los ciento diez diputadoS, cuando
en- los Estados Unidos circu!6 la
especie de que la Gran Bretana
r~etiraria 81 reconocimiento a
Huerta.
Lo cierto del case es que en- los
Gltimos dias no han sido pocas
las pianchGS que Sc han tirado los
politicos amcGicanos en- los asun-
tos de M5Xjco, coSa que los ha
puesto nerviosisimos.
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ano, lie regalaremos ell interesan-
tie cuadro LA DECENA TRACT
CA EN- MEXICO, que contiene
los retratos de los principles per
sonaies que tomaron parte en- la
Iucha que tuvo lugar en- la Capt.
tai de nuestra Repdblica, del la
IS de Febrero, y las escenas mas
emocionantes de Ia misma.
Pida listed la subscription de La
por I'm ano y ell cuadro
de la Decena Tragica, remitlendo
IN PESO en- giro postal o de Elk
press, o dinero en- carta certlflca-
da.
La direction para pedir la sus-
cripci6n es esta:-SR. IGNACIo
LOzANO.--607 DOLOROSA ST.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
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La PRENSA debe ir a todos
los hogares meXicanos; por LA
PRENSA conocera listed la YER
dad de 10 que pasa en- nuestra pa
tria; LA PRENSA no recibe d.
nero para enganar al pdblico a.
dulterando la realidad.
Por 10 tanto, listed debe Suscri-
birse a LA PRENSA. La sus-
cripci6n por ano cuesta solamen-
tie UN PESO.
Ningdn peri6dico lie dara a u.s.
ted tantas y tan interesantes no.
ticias como LA PRENSA, por
tan POGO dinero.
Ademas, a cada suscriptor que
nos pague Ia subscription por un
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-23
Los Estados UnidOs Sc
disgustan con IngIaterra

Una Ease interesante de Ia pO-
Utica international de los Esta-
dos Unidos, es sin duda la recla-
maci6n presentada ell lunes al Go
bierno ingles, por conducto del
Embajador americana en- Lon
dres, por 10 que en- Washington
Sc considera como IN Sentimien-
to de antipatia de parte del Mi
nistro ingles en- Mexico, Sir Lilo
mel Garden, para los Estados u
nidos.
En- efecto, disgustados ell Pre-
sidente Wilson y ell Secretario
Bryan porque Sir Lionel presen-
to sus credenciaIes al Oral. Huer-
ia IN dia despues De haber di-
suelto ell Congreso, decidieron
queiarse al Gobierno ir&lGs, asi
10 hicieron, por cons!derar que
Sir Lionel 10 dejta haberias pre-,
sentado en- Vista De las especia-
les circumstances del Go5jerro
maxicaro.
La Cancil.cyia inglesa ~contest5
al Embajador americana cue Ia
presentation de credenciales al
Oral. Huarta en- los precisos mo-
menros en- que Sc decIaraba dc
tador, nc pasaba de ser una coin
cidenci2" que no establecia anita
gonismos de ninguna especie pa
"a los EstadOs Unidos.
En- los circulos diplomaticos Sc
consider que este pals 10 que de-
sea es que lie dejen mQn0s hbres
para tratar los asuntOs de Next
co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-23
Reunion de ~dipIomaticos

FL microbes de la semana pa
sada Sc reunieron en- la legaci6n
alemana de la ciudad de Mexico,
los representatives de los paises
ext~ranjeros acreditados cerca de
nuestro Gobierno, para discutlr
la situaci6n polftica por CUE atra-
viesa Ia naci6n.
No Sc sabe con certeza que fue
10 que en- la c;tada junta Sc discu
tic, aunQue Sc dice que en- ella
acord6se c~omunicar a los gobier-
nos ALI presentados, que Sc hace
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-23

didas del fluido vital; lie duele a I'd. la
cintura 0 la cabeza, Sc siente I'd. gas
tsdo, sin amino y vigor, debido a abu-
u O excesos en- la juventud? IVA I'd.
perdiendo la esperanto de recuperar 81
antique espiritu para poder gozar otra
vez de los placeres de Ia vida? En- este
case e~scribanos hoy sin falta pues es
tempo que I'd. obtenga 10 que lie res
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bre u nos escribs ~s9iicit&ndolo, lie en-
viaremos enteramente gratis una mues-
ira de nuestro gran traUamiento medici-
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muy ~interesante librito ''Confesiones
Secretas. " Esta obrita que es codicia-
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lEs u&ted subscription de
Ia PYensa?"

s; 10 es, Ia rogamos encareci-
damente cue haga propaganda
De nuestro peri0dico entire todos
sus amigos y coHocidos.
ST no 10 Is. suscribase cuanto
antes, para cue asi contribUya al
sostenimiento de I'm peri6dico
verdaderamente Independence,
cue no recibe subvenci6n de ma
die, que no tiene nj tendra COM
promises con ninguna f&cci6n po-
Utica, Y que esta considerable CO.
genuinamente meXicano y no
como cOnyenenciero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-23
FL Gobierno ingles no
apoya al americana.

En- los circulos ohciales de In
giaterra Sc ha negado de una ma
nera terminate, Que el Gobierno
de aquel pals piense retirar 81 re
c~onocimiento al del Oral. Huer-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-23

.fuerZaS Sc ago
:Nota I'd.
ST. vigor ses
Xual Sc ACADIA
Ia memoria
le fa!la, o que su
suerO es inte-
por pc
sadilias cor per
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iSe siente I'd.
,nervios que su,
sfuerZaS Sc ago
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Solo para Hornbres.
Nervisana-EI Reuedio que IaGt5
Sc la BustadG.
o"

Ina sluestra crats a Toaos Los Cue a PIdan.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-09
Special Town Meeting Oct. 16.

\ special town meeting has been called
for Thursday evening. Get ~, at $50
o'clock, to sec il the town win vote 90
resciud the action taken last March re
garding repairs On the old Depot street
bridge and % see IL the town win instruct
the selectmen to receive bids for a new
structure and act on any other matter
that may come before the meeting.
While there isn't much Doubt that the
vote taken last March tn repair the old
bridge win bc rcscindcd probably no
money for now structure viii be appro-
rriated at the coming meeting. owing To
tile fact that no definite sum can be rec
commended al this time; also it Is ucee-
sary to have a two-thifds vote Of the total
number Of voters in the town before mon
ey can be appropriated at a special meet
tins.
The direct cause of calling this meeting
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-09
NEWFANE.

lr Clifton ~ Howe came last week lnr
"a vacation II bis home here
Mr.. and Mrs D. A. Benson. Mr.. and
Mrs IN H. Eame- attended the funeral
service u Mrs. Rose Fletcher ii London
derry "Wednesday.
Miss Emma Lockwood and George Eel
lows of White River Junction were
guests over Sunday u the home al her
brother. \. L. lockwood
Earl Howe who ha- been clerk IA
James Browns store through the summer.
viii leave saturday 10 take position is the
Nhiteomb department store ~ hrene
The women who belong 10 the Grange
met Tuesday afternoon with Ms - L
Wright u make aprons and fancy articles
for their FAIR. They VIII meet saturday
afternoon with Mrs a. ii Fanum
Al II Farnum and family. with Treas
Intr +. \. Dewitt went by automobile
10 visit AIRS Dewitt and family ia Che
ter SUNDAY Tie return tIip home W.t-
via Bellows Falls. Westmoreland aud
Brattleboro
Miss Marie Williams. Who has spent tie
summer at Maple Row farm. returned 10
New York Monday Mrs William Knoui-
ton accompanied her to Springfield tp
I spend a few DAYS ~ the home If Mrs
/ Edwards. who was here q number &C SUM
mcrs At Mrs. knowtun pleasant home
Us West river
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-09
Congregationalists Elect officers.

In the annual meeting Of the Congrcga-
tional church Monday evening the follow
ing officers were chosen, Clerl, and treas
urer. Mrs Rest II Metcalf: church com
mittce, Mrs Mary Howe. Mrs Grace
Wellington Mrs Helen Jcffords. Martin
5. Leach. Ralph Metcalf and Joseph Bell:
visiting committee. Mrs Davenport. Mrs
Stearns. Mrs Leach, Mrs. Davis. Mrs.
Smith. Mrs Savage, Mrs Robertson Mrs.
Smith: beneyolencc committee. Rev. a
L. Hill, F. \ Davis and Ralph +. Met
calf; revision of roll, Miss Ncllman, Mr..
Fisher and Mrs Aldiich church histo-
ran. Mrs Lizzie Bailey: auditor w +
Watson: supt Of SUNDAY school. VI s
Leach; asst. G. A. Robertson; aIpt. oi
primary dept Rest II N,tcalf; Scr and
treas. Mrs Ira Chamberlain; Hbrarisn.
Miss Lyman library committee. Miss ~
man. Miss Higgins and Miss Higgins ON:
executive committee. G. T. savage, Nj
Beatricc Curicr, Mr- Lillian Adams:
supt. home dept. Mrs Lula Hale: supt
cradle rol. Mrs Eva Fuller.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-09
WEST WARDSBORO.

O. NJ. Newell's auction was wei at
tended Saturday.
c. n. Moran and G Il. Tucker OF Brat
tleboro were in town Monday.
Mrs. Fred Sheldon and Sherman Mich
OILS of Dorset visited their brother john
Nichols, several days last week.
Miss Florence Moran has finished work
at the Green Mountain House and has rc.
turned to her home in Brattleboro.
Mrs. William Shampinc and Mrs ! W
Rothwel have returned to their home
in Montreal, p @ George Shampine and
Rev @. w. Heyer accompanied them t.
Brattleboro
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-09
BONNEVILLE FAIR AWARDS.
List of Premiums Given on Cattle,
Horses, Sheep and Poultry.

Following is list of the stock pre-
miums rewarded at the 2Sth annual
tlcmcn s drivers, John Bailey ID each,
society oct. l:
Iorscs-Ist each, stallion and gen
tlcmeu 5 drivers, John Bailey; 2d each,
gentlemen 5 drivers and 5-vear-old
colt, w. J. Aldrich; Sd gentlemen 5
drivers, Chester Bebee; LIST colt two
years old, Gale Bros; LIST colt three
years old, w. J. Fleming; 2d, Gale
Bros.; 3d, Curtis Warner; LIST colt four
years Old, John Douglas; 2d, W. f.
Coleman; 3d, A. l.. futile; LIST, colt
five years old, Earl Lackey; LIST, draft
horses, w. NJ. Hosley; ID, John
Douglas; Sd, Harry Shattuek; LIST and
ID, saddle horses, Il. +. Hewes; LIST,
Spanish Jack, J. b. w. Coombs; 1st,
mule team, w. NJ. Hoslcy.
Cattle-lst and 2d, oxen 5-years-oId
or over, l.. p. Martin; 3d, Oliver La
chance; LIST, oxen t years old, Archie
Bemis; ID, X. f. Hewes; LIST, steers 3
years old, X. f. Hewes; 2d, Alfred Ca
pen; LIST, steers , years old, Gilbert
1 Rawson; 1st, steers l year Old Milford
| IIerrick; 2d, Arthur Brooks; LIST, steer
I calves, Walter Magoon; LIST, mich
COWS, Arthur Brooks; ID, J. d. Styles
4 81, Oliver Lachance; list and 2d. heifer
> years Old, J. d. Styles; lst, heifer
| l year old, Robert Brooks; 1st, regis
tered IIolstein hcifer calf, K. F. Hewcs
Sheep-lst and pa eve sheep, lst and
2d eve lamb, Victor Styles; LIST buck
sheep, X. r. Hewes.
Poultry-lst, Brown Leghorn, c. NJ
Brooks; LIST, white Ieghorus, Leon
Brooks; %, Charlie Douglas; LIST, white
/ plymouth rock w. \. Wilcox; ID
Lawrence Brooks; LIST, black orpington
Mildred Brooks 2d, bantam, Cor;
Chamberlain; LIST, white orphington,
+. \. Laekey; LIST each single combe,
buff leghorn and single combed but
orphington, NJ. II. Willis; LIST and ,,
each rose comb buff orphington anl
rose comb buff leghorn, NJ. H. Willis
= LIST, geese, Dana Griswold; LIST, Indian
runner ducks, Anna Morse; 2d, Mrs
John Bolster; LIST, rabbits, Bright
King.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-09
HINSDALE, N. H.
Death of Samuel Elliot Liscom.

Samuel Elliot Liscom. a yenerated citi-
zen and Civil war veteran of this town,
died IN the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
-. i. Sprague, Wednesday forenoon.
Mr.. Liscom was stricken with a shock
June ,. from which he rallied so that he
was able to be about and FIVE weeks ago
he had a second shock which was severe.
since which time ne had been confined TO
hls bed and in tho care of trained nurse.
He was born May 81, 1897. in this
town at the Liscom homestead on the
Brattleboro road, one of family of -
children Of Lemuel and Emeraucy (TIor-
tom Llscom. and had lived in this town
practically all his life
| At the time Of the Civil war he enlisted
lin Company \. 18th New Hampshire
i Volunteers, at Wcstmoreland and re
turned from the war in July Of "a when
| he lived in Lowell for four or five years.
lie returned to this town and lived on
the place now owned BY L NJ Dodge OH
the Brattlcboro road until 1891. when he
went to the lighthouse service in Boston
Iharbor for four years and on retirement
made his home for the greater part Of the
time with his daughter. Mrs. j. i
Sprague
His wife. Maria (Thomas) Liscom died
- NtdtS d4O- l mere Mtit liltt tillhi't
born to them, one dying in Infancy. The
,othcrs, Mrs J T. Spragre Of this town
and Miss Lena Liscom. who teaches scho3
in Everett, Mass, survive him; and tier,
ARE three grandchildren, who were
source of great pleasure to him in his de
Ginning years. lie is also survived by tw,
brothers. and three sisters Hon. J.. +
I-iscom of this town and Eucius Liscou
Iof Port Huron Mich, Mrs. Jane Smitl
of this town and Mrs Allen Cox Of Con
Ineaut. Ohio, and Mrs. Scott Thrower o
Gardner. Mass.
The funeral services Will be held Fridat
afternoon at 3 o'clock and the burial vii
be in Pine Grove cemetery.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-09
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

K. E. Mosher has sold Cadillac
roadster, 1914 model, to Dir. O'Connor
this week and a Buick roadster, 1913
model, to Mrs. ]. L. Stewart.
The anniversary of Dennis Rebekah
lodge, No. /, /. o. o. F., will be held
Tuesday evening, Oct. %, instead of
Oct. Il, as previously announced,
Columbus day, Oct. u, having been
made a legal holiday in Vermont, the
public schools will celebrate it by clos
ing Monday, Oct -, as the holiday
falls ON Sunday this year
Leo council, * of G., will have
progressive whist party in its hall
Monday evening from to $50 in cele-
bration Of Columbus day. There will
be dancing from $50 to -.
john Nesbitt entertained p of his
| friends at a supper Tuesday evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. q.
Jones on Canal street. 1t was Mr..
| Nesbitt's birthday anniversary.
/ Master Robert Billings of 6 Brook
street, celebrated his sixth birthday
anniversary yesterday by entertaining
six little friends. Games were enjoy
| ed on the lawn and refreshments were
served.
The Green Street Magazine club met
with Mrs. Myra Stone Tuesday after
noon. Officers were elected rs follows
Pres, Mrs. Myra l.. stone; vice pres,
Mrs. F. A. Richardson; sec, and treas,
Mrs. f. J. Coils; chairman book com
mittee, Mrs. W. II. Richardson.
In the regular meeting of the Y. f.
10. 2. last evening the members voted
to hold series Of socials. The
first one will be held Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Ida Stafford
Refreshments will he served and an
invitation is extended to all. This so
cial will take the form of Il public sill
Yer social.
The lecturer 5 program At the regu
lar meeting of Protective Grange Wed
nesdav evening included songs hy
Grange choir, recitations by Mrs Car
RE McNeieh and J. L. Lawrence. Sc
lect readings by Walter NJ. Robin,
and Mrs. Mary Wilson, an interestin.
account of his visit to the BATTLEFIELD,
of Gettysburg by Capt. II. G. Streetcr
A box supper in charge of Miss Al;
A. Eddy was served in banquet hal
and was followed by stories, recitation
and conundrums.
Charles Miner, who has been ut tn
iJbt htbil ldtI Win HIS giant HoISt
Duke. and at the Danbury fair now i
progress, was called back last night b
telegram requiring his presence a
county court in Newfane today. III
Z left his business at the fair in charg
of his daughter. Miss Grace MineI
; and hopes to he able to return Their
i tomorrow The fair in Danburv last
: five days and today is the third da,
1 a.
single attraction on the grounds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-09
WINDHAM.

Edith ADAMS was home over Sun
day.
George Carleton was in Brattleboro
Tuesday.
Helen Adams is in the Memorial
hospital in Brattlcboro for treatment.
Rev. $. l.. Vincent attended the
ministers meeting in Brattleboro Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sela Edison and son Of
Chester recently visited at Earl Ed
dy's
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Wheeler and
little son of West Towushcnd visited
at the parsonage the first Of the week
Rev. $ l.. Vincent received news
last week Of the death of his cousin
Mrs. Steven Bracket of Morrisville
The district Pomona Grange met
with Glebe Mountain Grange Oct. l
The day being rainy, only few were
present
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-09

ID. o, Butterfeld is i'll with grip.
Rollin Childs of Brattleboro was in
town Monday.
Patrick Foley has moved his family
to IIolyoke, Mass.
A number of children in town are
i'll with whooping cough.
Dr. Colver of Albany was a guest
Of DIR. Page over Sunday.
George Larllin of North Adams spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs Eva Alexander of Brattleboro
is visiting her sister, Mrs w F. Gro
sier.
Mrs. w. W. Follett returned Satur-
day from week s visit in Springfield
Mass
Walter Howe returned Tuesday from
Ncwfane, where he had been attending
court.
/ James L. Bowen of Springfield was {
weekend guest of his cousin, Mrs. 6
/ NJ Russell
John Fowler has been on Vogel !
meat cart again this week Mr. Voge
has n sore hand.
The harvest supper which was serve
in the Congregational church Tuesda.
night was well attended
Many city people took the oppol
tunity to see the Deerield river va
ley by coming to Wilmington on tn
excursion from Boston Saturday.
number remained over Sunday.
> Frank Bellows met with an accider
: recently while working in his mill.
/ slab flew from the saw, striking hi
in the face, breaking his nose an
9 bruising his face badly. He win |
confined to the house for some tim
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-09

Miss Catherine MeCaughern is visiting
relatives in Keenc.
Nh and Mrs A. T. Taylor attended tie
Helchertown fair "Wednesday
b. i. Emerson is working IN tine Gran
lite state Moving Machine shop.
William LaChaucc Is adding front
vcrauda t. his house on Mortified street
Mrs. Percy Booth ami two children "
Manchester are visiting relatives here
AIr and Mrs William Chamberlain NJ
Orange. Mass. are guests If Eugene say
age.
Miss Bertha Higgins has gone to Brat
tlchoro. where she !. clcrkiu- ii 4 dly
goods store.
Mr. and Mrs : Z. Gosz Of Wells River.
Vt, recently visited the former, brother
L. w. Cess.
Henry Erownca VIII soon oren th
meat market In the Fisk block recent
vacated lay r. II Davis
Thomas Roland oft Cciar~. Canada. hp
been visiting friends in town. Size lci
Sunday for New York
4 Miss Mahellc Long Is on the sick DIS.
and in consequence the second and thirI
grades are closed for ii week
Mrs. Dennis Casey Of Derry. u. IL. was
here this week. eallcd 10y the illness y.
her brother William Dempsey.
Mrs. Angie Aian~er oi Everett. Mas
and Mrs. Iulus Prescott If East IIifre#
are gusts Of Mr.. ard AIR J. NJ LamA
. The ladies of tire Congregational ehure
served their annual laEtes. supper We7
ncSday evening. and +, sas very Wei pas.
ronizcd
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-09
JACKSONVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. f. p Reed are visit
ing their son, Clarence, in Brattleboro
Mrs. Browning and woman friend of
Rowe, Mass, visited Mrs. Martha Full
Ter Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Churchill ard
daughter were III Shelburne Falls and
North Adams Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adm Plumb of Green
field, Mass, visited relatives in town
a few days last week.
The ladies social circle will serve a
harvest dinner in the church parlor
Thursday, Oct 1G. All are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley and two friends
of North Adams are in DIR. Brown s
cottage at Laurel lake for 4 week 5
stay.
@. II. Grousbeek and family have
moved from the Pierce tenement to
/ their home on River street the past
week.
Hazel Combs has finished work for
Murry Pierce aud is staying few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. w. D.
Canedy.
Mrs. Lyman Lake is working fol
4
ing for Mrs Corkins. who gave birtl
to a daughter last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hatch OF
Winchester, N. H., visited his sister
Mrs. Jennie Hager and Mrs. Lucy
IIaskins, few days recently.
The Y. P. G. L. will meet next Sun
day at y 0 clock and Miss Edith eros
will lead on the topic The Union a
Work; Missionary Education. All ar
welcome.
Miss Alta Wheeler has returned +
her home in Readsboro. hurry Pierc
; and Mr. and Mrs Mervin Pierce an
. daughter accompanied her Sunday an
visited their sister, Mrs. Byron Whee
S er.
Miss Alta Wheeler has returned t
her home in Readsboro. hurry Pierre
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin Pierce an
= daughter accompanied her Sunday an
visited their sister, Mrs. Byron Vince
CT.
/ News was received of the death {
e Alexander Preston Sunday, Oct. ), ;
A the home of his daughter, Mrs. liz
Stowe, in Greenfield Mass. Mr.. Pro
ton lived in this town in his early Ii
It and was a much respected citizen. I
A would have been 90 years old if
m had lived until Dee. Il. The funer
ID was held in Greenfield Wednesday, al
'e the burial took place in the Niles cei
e. etery in Halifax.