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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-11
THE THEATER
THREE TWINS"
TurefuI Musical Show Scored at the
Court Last EVening-Here To-
day and Tomorrow.

4 medium sized audience saw
Three TWinsH presented at the Court
theater last S.igh; in "A very cridtahi~
manner. Al. of the original features
OF former presentations have been -
taincd and very capable intcrpretat-
ing company Of musical comedy ar
lists sung I'D enacted the various
comedy roles in n thoroughly salts
factory style. Tho principal comedy
parts Were finely handled 10y Frau K
Tierney as Tom Stanhope. Fred II.
h"hGcy as the dyspcptic father and
Marion 1.angdon in the character -
"a cheerful weepcr" Marie Sabbott
deserves honors or her very eNcc.-
lent dancing.
Hoschna's musi. IL ~ fascinating
as when first hoard here and the
'Nama Namd Man" "Cuddle Up Il
Little Closer. Bany Mine" The Lit
tie Girl TIP There Goodnight
Sweetheart" and the several other
nun hers Of his scintillating score re-
cs:ved numerous cncores and have
evidently lost none Of their popular
ity.
Tn FaceoErapHs are unique and
the illusion evoked general merrimen;.
Three Twils" VIII again lie pre-
scnted today and tomorrow with ma
irtes each day.
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Arion kaHc Nisite.

The last or series OF Kaffee-Vistes
vas given at the Arion. Thursday and
was largely attended. Mrs. Henry
Weimer was chairman Of the affair
assisted by an able committee Dur
ing the afternoon Five Hundred.
Euchre and Dominoes were the diver
sion. with handsome prizes awarded.
For the Five Hundred game Mrs. J.
Adam Blum won the first prize. box
OF fine handkerchlefs: Miss Ann
Sauter won the second. n pair Of silk
hose. The first euchre prize was won
by Mrs. Peter Il. Bonenberger, she
winning a box of handkerchiefs and
Miss Clara KraatZ won the second. n
pair OF silk hose. Following the games
& delicious supper was served and
the tables were prettinly decorated
with pink and white carnations and
yellow jonquils The menu included
roast beef and potatoes. cream peas.
ham. tongue. slaw. Waldorf salad. hot
biscuits. olives. pickles. potato salad,
Baltimore kuchen. coffee. cake. There
was dancing In the evening and the
following were among those serving
Mrs. Henry Weimer. chairman.
Messdames II. ". Schocks. Albert
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NANCY BOYER AND
STRONG SUPPORT

The theatre going public Of Wheel
ing VIII have their first opportunity
OF seeing the Nancy Rover company
ut the Court theatre next week and
various are the reasons why this
company merits patronage Miss
Foyer Is today the foremost star in
travelling stock beautiful and
talented. she from the moment OF her
entrance. captivates her audiences
With her personal charm and wonder
ful magnetism. Her supporting com
PAW IS In every way capable Her
play = are from the pens Of America =
foremost playrights. each one the for.
mer starring vehicle ~ such well
known fayoritcs a.. Marie Dora. Marie
Tempest. Julia Mariowo. Elsie Fer
euson. nance O'Neil and Margaret
Anglin. who's" recent comedy success
Green Stockings" will be- presented
during this engagement. not forget
ting Mrs Fiskc's great thief play
Leah Klcshua." which g. without 4
doubt the strongest play ever seen n
popular prices. al I'm al. % treat
IS In store FOR ono and an attending
Tho opening performance on Monday
when Green Stockings" Will be- pre-.
senfed a. both the matinee and night
performance.
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About People
Movements Of individuals TO and
From the City.

William ". Parker is confined TO the
home OF his father Joseph Parker, on
South Broadway street. by a severe
attack OF pneumonia.
Mrs. 9. Howard Simpson has re-
turned from months visit 10 Atlantic
I City and New York
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Glessner have
returned from California
Mrs. Matilda Zoeckler and daughter.
Miss CorneIia. have returned from
New York.
Mrs. Joseph Slender. Of New Mar.
tinsville. is III" guest Of her sister.
Miss Anna Sauter, OF North Main
, street
Miss Sarah Dmmack. OF Triadel.
phia. will spend next week in Pitts
/ burgh.
Russell Salisbury has gone TO
Pittsburgh. where he has accepted a
lucrative position.
George Rodgers. Of North Wheeling.
has removed his family TO near Fol
lansbee
Mrs. Henry Weimer has recovered
from an attack Of bronchitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ambrose and
daughter. Virginia. have returned
from visit 10 West Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Inert Schaircr have
taken apartments m the Nixon en-
Twelfth street.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Waltz viii move
soon into the Sands apartments
Misses Clara and Hickey Kraatz. Of
Martins Ferry. were guests OF frirnds
IN the city Thursday.
Frank Mcconnell. a student AZ the
local high school mas been forced 10
discontinue his studies on account ~
severe cold contracted curing the
Hood
Professor /anor 90 Columbus q.
90" famous penmau. will make a brief
in. P"ciioH ct his system as Installed
~ the Wheeling schools Friday.
Miss Fila Pond cf south ChspIine
street. has returned home from Norih
WI" ling hospi'Hl whore sh" under.
vent an operation for appendicitis.
She Del reported 20 o. recovering nice.
D. "''
Mr VI 4 Holden. 81 Wheeling l..
and. Is reported fo be seriously on.
The serious illness ~ her mother
has n"cos siatcd Miss Iertha Bocruor
disseminating her studies az The Hieh
school
Miss Elizabeth lurkins. ~ barnes.
VIC. @. is 90" guest ~ friends of Tho
isi1nd.
VIZ D. % Hraunllch has returned IN
Dog Dom" "u Bow street after an ,>
tended Visit with relatives ln Ea..
Liverpool %
Squir" John Sid'boffon of So
'Idif.t'l''. vF- 90 business visitor iu
DO" city ycsfcrda,
M Mario Grassland. of Wa-hirr
'on 20 Dr. tH" guest ~ friends ON th,
South side
The ncs. trttslimcn' Of Theodore
~' @'-'''- auto Biography m Mon.
days teiiigencer.
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Schairer. otton Schenk. W. r. Stops.
Frank Thrum. Ed vaas. John Walters.
Sam Windsor. Charles weimer. ]. s
Bremen. Seaton Alexander. Herman
Friedrich. Gus Pracht: Misses Kate
Weidebusch. Bertha weimer. Clara
Welty. Bertha Welty. Mary welty.
Freda Stroehman. Carrie Stroehman.
Martha Schubart. Lucy Miller. Emma
Monteigel Anna Koch.
The following were among the
ladies' attending in the Afternoon.
VIII Burke. Robert Linsiey. Joseph
kurtz. Sam Warffuel. Will Elig. FREQ
Stroehman. Jesse s. Bremen. Joseph
Slender. of New Martinsville. J. Adam
Blum. Charles Bruemmer. VIII Senne.
Charles Hortsman. Peter Bonnenberg.
er. Elizabeth Roth. Henry Weimer.
{. W. Bente. John Medick. Kate Roth.
Mrs. Helfenbine. Elizabeth Weide-
busch. Theadore Roller. Dan Reeves.
Fred Schmeichel. Frank DiegmflIer.
Mrs. kahler OF Philadelphia. Frank
RAIDER. Elizabeth Discher. Louis Ra.
big. Charles Elig. George Kraatz. F.
Reister.
Misses Loretta Heiner. Anna Sauter
Evelyn Blum. Hickey Kraatz. Clara
hraatZ. Kate Reister.
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IL is one Of those kind of acts that fun
prevails throughout the entire action.
sweeney and Rooney are truly a
pair Of remarkable dancers. the mix.
up lunches of new steps that grape
vine TO n nicely.
The Juvenile Minstrels are joyous
and the youthful performers do their
turns with n charm that is delight.
full
IL is n typical minstrel performance
which lasts for fully one half hour
and in that period songs are sung by
the various youngsters. jokes cracked
n the expense of tho interlocutor.
while the end men in black face make
the fun come, with wonderful parid-
ity.
The finale was so we'll worked out
that IL required several enchores be-
fore the audience would subside.
This same pleasing bill will be 70
pcated today and Saturday.
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SOCIETY
Carroll Club Dance

Another enjoyable event was given
AZ the Carroll club Wednesday eve
ming when tine young men - the club
entertained with a dance. The affair
was well attended and orchestra mn
Sic was rendered during the cVcn;ur
\ delicious luncheon WAS served at II
O'Clock. ana only young men were IN
the committee. as follows. John ].
Mathison. chairman. assisted bV I'll.
m"r w-ity. lanes McNlliStcr. Joseph
haltenbach. otto i. Emmcrth. william
b" IN. John Gilmartin, W. \. Zipp,.i
John Fitzpatrick. Ed Gompcrs. Her
nard Alexander. Robert y korner
J., uis Foose. Bernard Fisher and EIw.
y. Newman.
The following Were among tho
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Art Department.

The art department OF the woma n :
club holds its regular meeting on Fri
day AZ p. m. a. the club rooms in the
\. O. L. W. hall An unusually in
terest!ng program is promised. both
timely and interesting. Miss Carrie
Zane will read a paper on Fragonard:
Irs. Mckown on the revival Of class
'cism and the art Of David ~ the early
French school. Miss Irma Kraft will
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Priscilla Sewino Club

Mrs. Milton Orr. OF Triadelphia. en-
tertained the Priscilla Sewing Club.
Thursday afternoon and all the mem
bers were present. After few hours
of sewing. a luncheon was served.
The following members were present:
Mrs. John y. Supler. Mrs. c. W. Vase
mann. Mrs. Aulley McCutcheon. Mrs.
Calvin McCutcheon. Mrs. f.. Jenkins.
Mrs Will Kreig. Mrs. Charles Kreig.
Mrs. W. c. Supler.
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For Miss Hutchlson.

Mrs. Frank Sedgwick. OF Martins
Ferry. entertained twenty young ladies'
at her home Thursday evening with
sewing party for Miss Harriet Hut
Gibson. OF Woodlawn. who will wed
MIR. Charles Flanagan OF the Island.
April 90. A number OF other events
will be given for Miss Hutchison.
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FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring out UGLY spots.
How 20 Remove Easily.

il"r" o. chance. Miss Frcck fo. Taco.
i' ir' nrw remedy for frnrklos with
il" suIrIuf'r of % reliable dealer that
o. viii uot cost vow penny unless Dr.
removes Tho frccklcs. while " 90 Do.
give >ou clear complexion the cA.
pcu.e is frl0'ng
-.rVIt gtf uu ounce uf othinc dou.
hlc strength from D. " Rau and a.
fcv applications should show Won
h"v easily u i- t1 rid yourself ~ tho
homrt frcskies and got % beautiful
complexion Rarely is more than ono
our," rr"tcd for tho worst case
%" -urn 90 a~k Tho druggist for tho
dour.r strength oflinr. a4 600. is the
prescription Gold under guarantee OFF
w"r., bach DO BE- fails to remove
frr.klrs.
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Cochrane- Kenny.

The following is a copy OF cards re-
c'ived In the city. both Miss Kenny
and Mr.. Cochrane being well known
in the city:
MIR. and Mrs. Anthony Heron Kenny
Announce the marriage OF their
daughter
Ruth COrinne
To
Mr.. William Clements Cochrane
ON Thursday. April third.
Nineteen hundred and thirteen.
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At Social Center.

The Blue Pencil Club will have a
special program al the Social Center
this evening and a large attendance
is expected. The lecture OF Father
Weber. on the Solar System. Wcdnes-
day ."enins. was both interesting and
instI ettive.
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Miss Schenk Entertained.

Miss Rena Schenk entertained a few
gil. friends at her home In Woodsda,.
"Wednesday evening and the hours
were cellEhtfuily spent. The follow
inc Were the guests:
Misses Marie Doepkin. Virginia
Schenk. Ella Werder. Lillian Appen-
teller. Rena Schenk. Edith Schubar-.
Erma Naas, Thelma Knarr. Martha
Schubnrt.
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speak of the Morgan collection so re-
Gently added to the Metropolitan
museum and OF the treasures and &C.
centricities OF the new international
exhibition OF worid-famed art.
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tn" bin for tho lasf hair ~ this
week ~ tho Victoria i~ lively. anus.
ing and novel The Kincmacolors arc
picturesque and absorbing in cvc,.
detail
Johnson. tho virc wonder cVccufcs
nmc vcr, marvellous foafs ON uru,
viro in mid air
Tho Gihsons have surprising 1rf
and rirh' cloycrI, dp fhcv manipulate
~
Th" Om"r1 Trio civc an amusing
SINGING and f'lkinc acf off an Informal
nature Chat Fofs over iu great share
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Children's NAV p,-v

Inc next anair 10 be given at the
Arion Society will be the Children's
May Party and the little folks are
anNiously looking forward TO the event.
hahy juvenile games will be arranged
lor the evening and all the children
VIII De In attendance. Already they
are taIking about what each will do
that evening and the affair will h.
me most largely attended Of any CIV
en- for some time.
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fiery. unreachable Itching. scorching.
raw eczema. prtckly heat. rash. letter.
irritated or innamed skin. blotches.
pimples or blackheads. you will mar
vel at the results of ZEMO.
ZEMO is clean. antiseptic solution.
not grease or ointment. Itching
vanishes at the first application: this
Is absolutely guaranteed or money re-
funded. Use IL on the baby. too IL
gives Immediate relief in all skin tor
lures. Dandrun and scalp itching vanish.
suffered % years with eczema. Fin
ally tried ZEMO. II cured me sound
and well. That was Is months ago.
ZEMO Is a blessing" Mrs. 5. Eason,
Hope. Ark.
First-class druggists everywhere sell
ZEMO for 25c n sealed bottle. or sent
direct on receipt OF price by L. W.
Rose Medicine Co. St Louis. Mo.
Sold and guaranteed in Wheeling by
Raus Drug store. Hoge- Davis Drug
Co. Selhy * Reed. Martins Ferry and
bridgeport. o. Dankwortn Bros Bell-
arc. q. VIII Peabody. Mcundsville. W
Va.
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CotIlIicn Club Dance.

The popular Cotillion club will give
another one OF their delightful dances
Monday night az the Carroll club audi
forum, which will be in the nature OF
a Japanese dance. The hail will be
beautifully decorated for the affair
Music will be furnished by Bentheld's
full orchestra.
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within a few days. they Will he con-
hscated and removed by the city.
William Martin. former financial
secretary OF the Brick Layers union.
OF this city is on the verge OF a ner-
vous breakdown as n result OF his
hearing at the county jail Wednesday
evening. Martin has been held to
aVait inc action of the grand jury in
default OF $500 bond.
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Look for christy Mathewson's re-
view Of the base ball race In Mondays
and Thursdays Intelligence.
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Try Beuter's Sausage and Puddings,
none better.
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For Miss StoY.

Miss MARGUERITE S'ov. a bride n
tho near fu'ur. was entertained yvi-h
linen shower "Wednesday evening
AZ the h"m" Of Mrs. John Stumpr.
~ South E"n street. AmuSernen &
w"r" indulr"d iI and refreshments
s'rv"d. There were % young pcopi.
Present.
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evening. its regular monthly song se--
vice will b" given. Thcsc services are
a!wa:s looked forward 20 as a rare
treat. Again special efforts weco
made 10 have this one outclass all
others The following program Will
he rendered. All are invited Ia attend.
Prelude The Spring Song" Mietzke
-. Iaurs Orchestra.
lynn &c. .....-.. ..----... congregation
soprano Sulo-'Rock ~ Ages banks
Miss clara Strpeb"l
Anthem Arise. -. ye People" Lorentz
-. pauls Choir.
scripture reading ....I,ev. y g. Rascn-
Hall solo Their. IL a Land ~ I'etrie
Mr.. Albert Fischer.
Announcements
Alto solo--'The Endless Day" Morris
, Miss Helen south. 80 Bruokside. -.
~, ,illi ..---.--.-- congregation
.NddreSs .-....-. ....- Rev. \. e. RaSche
Anthem-"The Eillows Swcll'' Wilson
-. pauIs Choir.
silver offering
Violin sol"-"SIrirE blossoms" Weir
Mr. Walter Rogers
Tenor solo only Thee. - Lord Kirtz
Mr. Thomas Bycott.
liNnn .----..- .......... CONGREGATION
PRAYER
Ienediction
FoStluIe-"Ahido with Me" Smith
- iauls Orchestra.
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Use an Electric Sign
1T Costs Very Little

an Electric Sigr tell, customers that YOU are IN
upto-i1i, mcrChdn-onc who deserves their
trade u viii cost you very little 10 use on Electric
SiT. ln TACT the cost is hardly anything when
you consider the increased amount If business an
Elc-'-i, SIN viii rring you. We viii gladly give
you further particulars. Why not inquire to-day,
You assume no obligation.
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Snnn Ser,Lire

~ 81 Paui's church. corner Thir'--
eighth and Woods stroo's. Sunda =
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20! o! That ltching!"
Stopped Instantly
Try ZEM0; Skin Troubles Vanish.
Buy q csc Bottle To-day and Prove i.

Glory, A remedy for skin tortures
that makes everybody smile and say
"Hoo-ray! II you have that terrible
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The ncs. irttsiircn' of Theodore
~" -'-''.- auto Biography IN Mon.
days inteiIgencer
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For Miss Sands

Miss Florence OF entertained with
a luncheon at the Fort Henry cluD
Thursday afternoon as compliment
TO Miss Virginia Sands, whose we'd
ding 10 Mr.. Alfred Singleton PAUL
tah's place Wedncs day. April -. Vel
low jonquils and spring blossoms were
prominent in the table decoration and
there We're covers fer.
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STRATTON.

Lawyer Rozen of Boston was at the
town clerks Office recently.
Mrs A. j. Pike and Henry Lackey
spent the day May l in Brattleboro.
Mrs. L. B. Kendall and Mrs. John
White and little son visited at Pearl
Robinson S recently.
Miss Hattie Allen of Charlemont
Mass, is spending few days with his
sister, Mrs. A. j. Pike.
Miss Ethel Eddy visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Eddy, from Fri
day night to Sunday, returning to
Brattleboro on the Sunday train, which
made its first trip up the West River
road that day
Last week while f. A. Eddy wa.
turning his young cattle out to pas
ture one of the two year Odds ran anC
broke both fore legs just above the
ankles. As it was in good condition
Mr. Eddy had it killed and dressed.
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NORTHFIELD, MASS.

Miss Jean Brown is i'll at The North
field with tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Brenig of Allen
town, Pa, arrived here at their summer
home Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Downs, who is giving BIZ
BILE lectures two weeks at Mount Her
mon, is also speaking here each morn
ing at Sage chapel at 1915.
Fred Bolton is not attending Mount
Hermon for the summer months, but is
working on the auto-truck for the Lane
Construction company on the state
road.
Mrs. David HOwie of East Jaffrey
\. H., formerly of this town, is at her
cottage. Her daughter and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Whitney of Erv
ing, will spend the weekend with her
Charles B. Field went to the Hamp
den hospital Springfield, Thursday fol
an operation on his shoulder, which wa.
broken when he was run over this
week. Mrs. Field accompanied him
Mrs. Fred Field is at their home dur
ing their absence.
The Woman s Relief corps ask tn,
children of the town to bring fower
to the town hall Thursday afternoon
May 20, for use on Memorial day. Foo
also is solicited from citizens of tn,
town, for the Memorial day dinner 10
the patriotic organizations and schoo
/ children.
Mrs. n. Fay Smith received a tele
gram Thursday morning, saying he
mother, Mrs. Boheme of Rochester, n
Y, was very low. She and Mr.. Smitl
started in the afternoon for that city
Mr.. Smith may not return before Sun
| day, in which case w w. Coe will hav
charge of the service at the Congrega
tional church.
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BELLOWS FALLS.
HISTORY OF BANK BREAKS.
Four Attempts Made in This village,
But None Ever Was Successful.

e 1f sfta Il g,ssH
Referring to the successful burglary
George R. Wales, number of the older
residents have questioned the state
ments regarding its being the most sue
eessful .break in the history of the
village, contending that bank vaults
were in early years robbed of larger
values. This is erroneous as no bank
robbery in our village was ever sue
cessful.
Four times at the National bank and
its predecessor, the old Bellows Falls
bank, unsuccessful attempts were made
to rob its valuts. In each case, bur
glars succeeded in getting through the
outer door, but were frustrated in their
attempts to gain admission to the safe.
| The dates of these attempts were Nov
! 5, 1864, March IA, 1866, April 80 1867
/ and Nov. 81, 1870.
In the first attempt, Saturday night,
! Nov. 5, 1864, the would-be robbers blew
| off portion of the vault with powder
and pried open the outer door, but the
inner door foiled them. The bank was
guarded the next night, fearing re-
newal of the effort.
The night of Wednesday, March IA.
1866 was selected for the second at
tempt. Powder was used on the vault
door, but it resisted all efforts The
only damage was to the lock, which
could not be used thereafter In their
retreat the robbers left a canister of
powder, piece of fuse and cold CHS
Ell. 1t was ascertained that three men
went toward Rutland on the morning
Iaf+ +bD
and the third, giving his name as
Thomas Mccormick, was arrested at
Rutland and proved to be a profess
sional craftsman. He was brought
here and held in the sum of $3.50 bail
for trial at county court. Bail was
furnished and forfeited, the money be
ing sent from New York.
L On Tuesday night, April 30, 1867,
the third attempt was made. No explo-
sive was used, but the outer vault door
was opened by means of bars This
evidently took so long that there was
no time for further effort The same
night an attempt was made to blow
open the safe in the hardware store OF
: Arms & Wilson.
The fourth and last attempt to rot
the bank was made Monday night. Nov
p, 1870. The burglars succeeded in
getting as far as the second of three
doors that guarded the money. Their,
was no evidence of any work upon the
second door They left in the room the
r most complete set of burglars tool.
ever. seen in this locality, consisting OF
two new jack-serews, a heavy sledge
hammer, and large variety of wedges
$ bars and chisels of the best workman
j ship. The bars were made to be put
together in sections like fish rods.
: In only one of these attempts wa.
there ever secured any evidence to war
J rant an arrest.
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MARLBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Bellows of
West Brattleboro are in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Adams visited
friends in Guilford Friday and Satur-
day.
Miss Pauline Shaw is with her aunt.
Mrs. w. A. Prouty, in BrattIeboro to
stay few days.
Mrs. H. +. Whitney was called to
North Adams last week by the condi-
ton of her daughter 5 family.
Mrs. Addie Tyler is expected to re-
turn from North Adams soon and will
assist Miss Mary Hughes for the pres
ent.
A large number attended the noel,
lawsuit conducted by the members of
the Grange Tuesday evening. The
trial showed a good degree of skill on
the part of the young men acting as
lawyers and afforded much amusement
Henry Warnock of Holyoke is at
the Poplars to look after his fruit
trees, r. c. Winchester of Holyoke and
H. M. Robertson of Putney, who came
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Wellman Reed s right hand was ter
ribly mangled on a saw at the Deer
field River company 5 mill at Davis
Bridge. He was brought to DIR. Dunn s
Office in this village and it was found
necessary to amputate the hand at the
wrist Mr.. Reed was very weak from
loss of blood, but he is reported now to
be making a good recovery.