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The Jasper news., 1913-12-04
PLEASANT HILL.
Mrs. THOMAS EDWARDS.

A. w. Schott and family and Ii
onel Winder, wife and son Lafe,
and Velma Winder, were guests
of U. S. Lowenstein and wife on
Thanksgiving d ay.-C. w. Ed
wards and family of Joplin visited
il. w. Edwards and family that
day. Mrs. Edwards and daughters
remained until Friday evening
Clarence Hammond and wife and
Mrs Thos. Edwards and daughter
Esther and Mrs. F w. Rumble
ate Thanksgiving dinner at Wm.
Patterson's. Mrs. Will Tallman is
in the hospital at Carthage at pres
sent. Her many friends hope for
her early recovery.-Wilford King
is clerking for Chandler & Son at
present.-Miss Gladys Patterson
is visiting her uncle. Fred Gresham,
and family.-Mrs. |. L. Patterson
called on Mrs. VIM Patterson Fri.
day evening Revival services are
still in progress at the Brethren
Church, under the direction of a
different pastor this week.-Will
Tallman was in Carthage Tuesday.
S B. Shoopman and wife visited
friends in Kansas Thanksgiving,
motoring there on Wednesday and
returning on Saturday.-The pu-
pills of Pleasant Hill, assisted by
their teacher, Miss Jennie Conrad,
gave an interesting Thanksgiving
program Wednesday evening.
Those who heard it we're Mrs. r.
S. Winans and daughter Jessie,
Mrs Marion Owings, Mrs Stark
and little son, Mrs. U S. Lowen-
stein, Bert Schott and wife and
daughter Marie, Mrs. James Glas-
COW, Mrs. J. w. Edwards, Mrs.
Johnson and Mrs. Thos Edwards
and daughter Esther.-Mrs. Chas
Elting and Miss Ida Elting spent
Thursday night at J. w. Edwards.
-Wilford Patterson has returned
from his hunting trip to the Ozarks.
He reports game very scarce in
that section
The Jasper news., 1913-12-04

Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.
Wampler and Cletis Holmes and
wife.-Miss Alice Templin spent
Sunday with Miss Lora Keener.-
Miss Alberta Earle. who has been
visiting home folks, returned to
Carthage Sunday.-Will McClin-
took and Leota, Edna and Carl
McClintock spent Sunday wi h
Grandma, Nellie and Basil McClin
tock.-Cletis Holmes and wife and
D H. Wampler and wife took sup.
per with Homer Wampler and wife
Monday evening Charley NJ =
Clintock spent Sunday with Har-
rison Waltz.-Mr. Earle and family
spent Thanksgiving at Mr., Keith's.
Robert Gresham and wife spent
Sunday afternoon with Kenney
Miller and family.
The Jasper news., 1913-12-04

G. w. Castleberry of Rose Bank,
The protracted meeting is pro.
crossing nicely with fairly good
attendance Mrs Cave and Hazel
spent Saturday afternoon wit h
Mrs. Taggard and Mrs, Cavanaugh
John Ross and wife visited at
Webb City and Joplin one day
last week.-Mrs.. Cavanaugh visit
ed at Purcell Friday. Miss Babe
Sargent visited her sisters school
Friday Charley Means was a call
er in our neighborhood Saturday.
Hugh Kincaid, Of Asbury, pass
ed through our vicinity Friday en-
route to Jasper--There is to be an
all day service at the Congrega
tional church Thursday, Decem
Der 4, with a big basket dinner on
the grounds, Everybody cordially
invited to attend Mrs. Talley's
parents, Joe Rand and wife, of Es-
rom, and Clint Rand, a brother, took
Thanksgiving dinner at the Talley
home.-Mr. Cave, wife and daugh.
ter. Hazel, took Thanksgiving
dinner at the Castleberry home
Mrs. W. II. Scissor and children
took dinner at Leroy Wagner's
Thanksgiving Mrs. S. E, Tag
CARTS sister from Johnson county
visited her last week.
The Jasper news., 1913-12-04

Strecker visited Fred Strecker and
family Sunday -Herschel Rad
ford and wife. Ross Mcconnell
and family and Dan Johnson and
family Of Jasper, spent Thanks
giving with Will Streckcr and fam
ly.--Miss Ada Becham of Golden
City, and Miss Myrtle Bechsm of
Carthage spent Thanksgiving with
Fred Strecker and tamily.-Mrs.
Anna Hill and son visited Charley
Walters and family Sunday. Rev.
and Mrs. Harry Cooke took sup.
per with J Tunnel and family
Thursday evening.-Miss May
Sanford OF Carthage, and Harry
Miller and wife of Joplin, spent
Thanksgiving at J. NJ. Sanford's
-Hershal Radford and wife were
guests of Dan Johnson and family
OF Jasper. Sunday.-Will McCon-
nell, wife and sons Lester and
Doyle and c. S Johnston and wife
were entertained at dinner Sunday
by A. L. Thomas and family .-
Miss Alice Curtis returned home
Saturday for a weeks visit with
home folks. C. V Ballard a n d
wife visited d. L. Lichtenwalter
and family Sunday afternoon. }.
Collins and bride expect to leave
for Kansas City Thursday, where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. J. F. Curtis and daughter,
Mary, were Carthage visitors Sat
Bell Of Carthage,
visited over Sunday with Kenyon
Hubbard Fred Earl and wife Wis.
ted Isaac Thompson and family,
Sunday.-A. 7 Dean purchased a
inc new buggy last week.
The Jasper news., 1913-12-04

Christmas tree and Christmas en-
tertainment. Everyone n t h e
neighborhood is invited to help
Ed Hille is recovering from a
severe spell of sickness and was
able to attend Sunday school and
church yesterday.-Miss Mary Cur
tbs spent from Wednesday until
Monday with home folks.-Victor
Randall spent Sunday evening
with Jasper friends Clyde Wag-
ner and family were delightfully."-
entertained at dinner Sunday at
the home of Jacob Byers.
The Jasper news., 1913-12-04
DEWEY.
Mrs. MAY MATHEWS.


I'd like to ask you, Santa Claus,
II you would let me know
If any thing is ready yet
For your big Christmas show.
Iwould.li to get some gifts,
To come on right away,
And il | didn't just need them
I'd seud them off to-day.
You sometimes send the very things
We surely do not need.
While some one else is wanting them
So very much indeed.
So il your gifts get sometimes mixed.
1t mnst not make you sad;
Give US a chance to pass them on
And make some others glad.
Clarence Simmons and wife spent
Sunday with their parents in Jas
per.-John Gaddis and family
spent Thanksgiving in Jasper
Mr. Elliot at Carytown entertained
his brother fro m Aurora on
Thanksgiving Mrs, Matthews at
tended a w. c, T. U. meeting in
Carthage Tuesday.-The sewing
circle met with Mrs. Ferguson
this week and will meet with Mrs.
Flowers next week.-Mrs.. Ritchey
is visiting Kate Golf this week.
Mr.. Bull is building a new chicken
house and had the gravel hauled
for his new broom bungalow.
which he will build this winter If
the weather permits. Miss Fern
Replogle of Carthage and Miss
Boland spent several days visiting
Miss Lorena Estey Ralph Ster-
ling Sunday at home. He is loca-
ted near Duenwig Tuesday Tom
Brock and wife had a shower of
postal cards in honor of their goth
wedding anniversary,-T h a n k s.
giving dinner was enjoyed at AL
bert Berry's by Tom Brock and
wife and Ralph Berry and wife
Clarence Simmons and wife ate
turkey with Arch Rice and wife
Mr. and Mrs Dearing ate turkey
at Harve Gof's.-Mrs. Bedell and
Mrs. Powers took dinner west of
Jasper with their son who is build
ing bridge there. Services were
held at the Brethren Church
Thanksgiving m ain g.-Mr.
Blauth and family spent Sunday
at Miss Kceler's. Mr.. Estey and
family, Tom Flowers and family,
The Jasper news., 1913-12-04

house when the auto got stuck
and refused to 60 any farther. Earl
Garner came up with his team and
pulled them out. Our road boss,
Frank Thacker, was out Monday
morning Some work is now being
done on the road. and we hope the
autos will have no more trouble in
passing through.-U S Hatfield,
wife and daughter Gertie of Joplin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Guffy of Jasper
we're visitors at Earl Gamers last
Thursday.
The Jasper news., 1913-12-04
DUBLIN.
MRS. BERTHA WEBER.

Alb and Kate Hyder came up
from near Avilla and visited rela
tives and friends in this neighbor
hood last week.-Joe Taffner's
baby boy has been sick the past
week Sam Kings little boy got
hurt quite seriously one day last
week.-Mrs.. Grant Miller is suffer
ing with her lungs again this win
ter. She is taking treatment and
we hope to hear of her being better
in a short time.-Mrs. E. ]. Arm
strong is weaving carpet for John
Buerge. and Davis Grider
fixed fence on DR., Hendricks farm
Friday and Saturday.-M. T. Gri-
der and sons are making quite an
improvement on their farm. They
are tearing down some old build
ings and making new ones,-J. c.
Webber helped Earl Garner haul
fodder Monday.-As DR. Schooler
and wife were coming home from
Lamar last Thursday evening,
they started to go through a mud
hole in the road near the school
The Jasper news., 1913-12-04
LYNNLAND.
MRs. CLYDE WAGNER.

A number of friend gathered at
the home of Clint Simpson last
Saturday evening and spent the
evening at music. Those present
we're Joe Bird and family, James
Bird, W. A. Milton and family.
Marsh Deardorff and wife, Lois
Deardorff. VIM. MeCune and fam
lily. Mr.. Scott, Miss Nellie Ferguson
Elmer Pugh and family. Asa and
Lura Clinken6eld aud Terry Wes.
The Jasper news., 1913-12-04
SHERIDAN,
Miss EDNA DAVIS.

Cletis Holmes and wife spent
Monday with Amos Harvey and
wife.-G. w. Hay and wife spent
Thanksgiving with Mr., and Mrs.
Calvert.-Geo Patterson and fam
lily took Thanksgiving dinner with
Will McClintock and family.--Mrs.
Woodbridge visited at Grandma
McClintlock's Mr.. Brubaker, of
Carthage, will hold meeting at the
Brethren Church this Week.-Mrs.
Pearl Hay spent the latter part Of
the week with friends in Carthage.
Thomas Butler and wife and 7.
H. B. Bell and wife spent Monday
with Ed. Davis and family.-Cletis
Holmes visited Sheridan school
Friday evening. Mr.. an d Mrs.
Griffin, Of Jasper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaddis aud Miss Lissy Bradshaw,
of Maple Grove, spent Thanksgiv-
ing with Charley Bradshaw and
family. H o mer Wampler a n d
wife and son spent Sunday in Car
thage.-Mrs Bradshaw spent a
few days with her mother, Mrs.
Griffin, of Jasper, who has been
very sic k,-Mrs. Holmes and
da ughteT. Of Carthage, spent
The Jasper news., 1913-12-04
LEBANON.
Miss ALrHRA ARMsrpnNn


{, F. Rex and wife spent Friday
and Saturday in Carthage. Two
little boys arrived at the home of
II. ]. Stansberry and wife early in
the day Saturday, November 40.
May they live to know all the ioys
OF happy childhood and grow up to
be honorable men.-Ernest Rex
and Miss Luella Duckett were
married in Carthage Thursday of
last week, they are receiving con
gratulations and good wishes of
their many friends for a happy and
prosperous life.-Wm. Woodrow
and wife have moved into their
new home which their son Charles
and family have prepared for
them at the Chas. Woodrow place.
H. E. Goodrich had a very sick
horse last week. Mrs. Mary Ly-
man was quite sick several days
last week, but is better now,-G.
II. Redmond is digging a cistern.
Irwin Armstrong was sick several
days last week, but is now better,
Vim Weston and wife visited at
H. J. Stansberry's Sunday. w
Phillips and wife and daughters,
Irene and Esther, spent Thanks.
giving day in Lawrence county, at
the home of Mr.. Phillips brother.
C. F. Rex sold six head of mules
one day last week.-Mrs. Gladys
Rex, of Carthage, spent the latter
part of last week with home folks.
Elmer Welch and wife spent
Sunday night at Mrs. Fannie Rays.
Miss Fern Thacker, of Jasper,
spent Sunday with h er cousin,
Miss Gladys Rex.-Fred Winter
and family took dinner with Mrs
Emma Winter, Sunday.-Naomi,
the infant daughter of Chas. Stans-
berry and wife, has been quite sick
for several weeks. ID. B. Phillips
and wife visited Monday at the
home of J. w. Phillips.-Mr T.
earns took dinner Sunday at Mrs
Fannie Rays, H, Selsor and .
wife returned Saturday morning
from Monett. Miller and
wife took dinner at G. w. Vincent's
Sunday,-Mrs, John Lee visited .
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Thacker,
Saturday and Sunday Mrs. Mary .
Lyman and daughter, Mrs. Leola .
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thack- /
er, Mrs. Gertrude Taylor and Mrs.
John Lee. visited at w. B. Ly-
mans Sunday afternoon. George
Brown and wife visited at Mrs.
Hendricks Sunday Mrs. Ger
trude Taylor, of the Forest Grove
neighborhood, visited at Frank
Thacker s.-Messers. Brown and .
Brenneman are remodeling and
building an addition to their home.
Mrs. Foreman and Mrs. Vande-
venter ate Thanksgiving dinner at |
Frank Thacker's Fannie |
Ray sold mule colt and two calves |
to H. o. Earl Wednesday. Mrs. |
Thos. Frantz of Silver Lake, Ind,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Delcs Mayors,
visited at the home of G. w. Brown
and Geo. Brenneman Friday
Mrs. Frantz and Mrs. Mayors are
sisters of Mr.. Brenneman.
The Jasper news., 1913-12-04
Report Cards for Country Schools.

The News can supply country
school teachers with report cards
for their schools We have the
card authorized by the county
superintendent. One cent each is
the price.
The Jasper news., 1913-12-04

Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Carthage
and Mr.. and Mrs Frost ate Thanks
giving dinner with Father and
Mother Flowers.
The Jasper news., 1913-12-04
ZION.
Miss GLADYS BALLARD.

MISSES NUN, lSdl II u Led
Vaught spent Tuesday with Ezra
Vonier and wife. Marie Metzger
who is attending school in Spring
field, spent Thakseivining wi /
home ks.-Wm. Jacobs and fam
lily were Carthage visitors Tuesday
w. w Hubbard and family spent
Wednesday with Arthur Probert
and family.-Glen Cartwright and
wife spent Friday with George
Nixon and family.-A 7 Dea n
n d family spent Thanksgiving
with relatives near Red Oak
Will Keeper gave a party last
Wednesday mig h t Mrs. Isaac
Thompson spent Wednesday with
Mrs J. F Curtis s-Otto Gohr Of
Joplin and Mrs. Lizzie Lannon and
children of Purcell, visited their
parents, John Gohr and family.
last week Charley Hayzlett and
family of Jasper, spent Thanksgiv-
ing day with the formers mother,
Mr. Hayzlett Henry Covert
nd family spent Thanksgiving
day with H. Hendricks and family
of Jasper er.-Misses Sylvia Binney
and Isal Vaught, Ezra Vonier
and wife visited Saturday a n d
Sunday with the formers aunt at
Pittsburg Carrie Probert visited
Wednesday at Arthur Probert's.-
Will FaddIer and family of Car
thage, spent Thanksgiving with
his father. law, Mart Jacobs. -
Will Mcconnell a n d wife spent
Thanksgiving with VIII Vaught
and family.-Will Isenman and
family, Ed lsenman and Everett
Thompson of Carthage, pei t
Thanksgiving with Ezra Vonier
and family.-Isal Vaught and Syl-
via Binney visited Elmira school
Wednesday. Mrs. Homer Sherrel
and children and Floyd Meador
spent Thanksgiving wit h ]. r.
Cearnal and family. F Curtis
is on the jury at Carthage this
week. Misses Minnie and Mildred
Sargent visited Liberty school Fri
L. Thomas and wife spent
Wednesday and Thanksgiving day
with Mr.. Collins and family at La
mar.-Josephine and Roy Decil OF
Lawrence county spent Thanks
giving with Jerry and Winthrop
Estep.-J. F. Curtis and family
and d. L. Lichtenwalter and fam
lily and Miss Grace Crow of Jasper
spent Thanksgiving day with J. F.
Loudenslager and family.-Jerry
and Winthrop Estep and Roy and
Josephine Decil spent Thursday
with A. D. Johnson and family -
]. A, Boyd OF Carytown, spent
Thanksgiving day with E. d. Boyd
and family.-Clarence Keith has
begun taking music lessons OF
Mrs. J ~ Marsh of Jasper Fred
lsenman and wife moved last
week to their farm one half mile
west of Zion church The Illus.
tiers, or the young married peo-
pies Sunday School class. gave
their teacher, Alec Keith, a very
/ pleasant surprise Tuesday evening
A very pleasant evening was spent
after which refreshments were
served. Those present we're Gler
Cartwright and wife, Mrs. Lena
Dickerson, Miss Barnes, Lutte Vim
cent, Oscar Follmer and wife, Car
Ballard, Walker Hubbard a {
wife, Fred Earl and wife, Rober
Wolfe and wife, Charley Thomas
Fred lsenman and wife and Clar
ence Keith,-Mrs. Lutte Vincen
and daughter visited the former
sister of Carthage last week'--Fan,
ny Storbeck spent Sunday will
Ruth Vaught.-Fred Gardner anC
wife visited relatives in Jasper Sun
day.-Gladys Ballard and Will.
The Jasper news., 1913-12-04
ROSE BANK.
HAZEL CAVE.

Mrs. Talley is slowly improving
Grandma Castleberry of the Blue
is visiting her son,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-10

Brattleboro is only one of many
places that are agitatcd over the price
of ice. In Northampton, Mass, where
much of the supply is cut from the city
reservoir, the water commissioners are
quoted as saying that if the price goes
above 30 cents a hundred this summer
they will take the matter into heir own
hands next winter by cutting and
stacking enough to last year or more
and selling it at cost to anyone who
desires to peddIe it. In Holyoke the
city authorities have succeeded in MAX
ing one ice dealer grant concessions in
price. A member of the Holyoke board
of health has strong opinions about
dealers who raise ice prices beyond the
reach of poor people. He declares that
the result will be the death of many
more babies than usual, and is author
ity for the assertion that the estab-
lishment of a municipal ice plant would
be worth more to the city of d. Holyoke
than 10 new hotels and five theatres.
Brattleboro is badly in need of a new
hotel, but with ice at so cents hun
dred it would seem as if there were
other things that demanded public at
| tention.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-10
Member OF the Associated Press.
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1913.
TRIUMPHs OF PEACE.

Much more might be written than
has yet appeared on the achievements
of the medical department of the
United States army in bringing about
healthful conditions in the Panama
zone, Cuba, Porto Rico and the Phil
ippines. The success of what was
undertaken there depended largely
on the engineering and medical organ
ization and training in the army, and
the full story of how it was accom-
plished will be an important contri-
button to modern scientific literature.
As capable a people as the French
failed in an attempt to build the Pan
anna canal after spending nearly
$30O,OOO,000, and they never mas
tered the problems of sanitation. I'm
der our direction the completion of the
work is expected for total outlay of
1876, 100000. What the French had
done was of little advantage to US
1t was our methods that made the
zone healthful, and our engineering
and labor system that pushed through
the colossal undertaking.
An encyclopedia work published in
1898 states that plant and works at
Panama had "gone to utter decay
and ruin" 1t looked that way at the
time, and it also seemed that fifty
/ years might pass before the United
/ States would take up the interoceanic
waterway seriously and perform the
vast work required. The question was
/ open if the most carefully laid plans
would not miscarry again. Under the
trained men of the army the canal is
so well advanced that a ship is expect
ed to pass through next fall, and the
official opening is set for January l
1915. 4 trained soldiery is more con
cerned with preserving peace, will
4 Justice, than in making aggressive
war. 1t is an indispensable Safeguard
in maintaining public order when or
l binary civil restraints fail. Under it,
supervisor a great isthmian canal may
he dug and sanitation lifted to new
level. Honor to whom honor is due fo
such benefcent achievements.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-10
CHURCH NOTICES.

Unitarian church, Rev. f. Q. 5. Os-
good, pastor. Service Sunday morning
at 1880. Subject of sermon, The Day
of Pentecost. Sunday school at 11.45.
All are welcome.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
church. Confirmation service at 10 "A.
IN. Communion service $50 in the
evening. Young people 5 meeting next
Wednesday evening.
Methodist Episcopal church. Morn
ing service 1890, Mothers day, preach
ing by the pastor, Rev T. w. Owens,
Has, Sunday school; $50 Epworth
league; $50, evening service.
Centre Congregational church. Rev
Roy NJ. Houghton, minister. Sunday
services: 1880 a. M, divine worship
with sermon by the pastor, subject,
The Lost Song; 1l.45, session of the
Sunday school and meeting OF the
Brotherhood class.
First Congregational church, West
BrattIeboro, Rev. Henry Lamb, min
lister Divine worship at 1890. The
sermon will he i'll keeping with Moth
ers day. Bible school at noon. Chris
tian Endeavor meeting at p. IN, top
ic, Love Not the World. Leaders, Miss
Ruth Weatherhead and Miss Florence
Ames.
Baptist church, West Brattleboro.
Rev. f. S. Harrison, minister Divine
worship at 1890. An illustrated talk
will be given for the children. Topic
/ for the sermon, The Miraculous Fol
/ lowed by the Commonplace. Bible
| classes at noon. Special service at Z
o clock in observance of Mothers day.
/ A program has been arranged consist
ing of solos and duets, with other ex-
! ercises.
Universalist church, Rev D. +.
Trout minister Divine worship 1890,
with sermon by the pastor. Sunday
school 11.45. Preaching service Gull
ford Centre 3 p. m. Y. p. G. I. meet
ing Z p. M; leader, Rev. Frederick
d. Hayward; subject, Some Incidents
in Bible History; special music An
urgent business meeting will follow
the devotional meeting.
Advent Christian church, Rev. Henry
s. Weeks. pastor. Morning service
1915, The Church 5 Obligations and
Opportunities. Sunday school at noon
Children s meeting at g. studying the
Life of Christ Preaching at z. Pray
er Meeting Tuesday at 80 in church
On Thursday evening, May ID, we viii
begin series of evangeistic service,
with the help of Rev. j. S. Purdy OF
Prof Henry Hill of Bedford, Mass.
All are welcome. Church is situated
on Cottage street, Esteyville.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-10

Although the surgeons who have
been conducting the governments in
vestigation into the Friedman tuber-
culosis serum admit its possible thera-
peutic value their observations DO not
warrant them in making any very
hopeful statement. Popular confidence
in the alleged remedy has been inspfr-
ed by the wide publicity its discover
er has. received, but the plain fact of
the matter is that Scientific men still
have very grave doubts abouts its
curative properties. Ard these men
would be the first to recognize the
merits of such serum if they could
actually see them.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-10

The Smith Charities at Northamp-
ton has accomplished a tremendous
amount of good during the 65 years
Of its existence. The annual report
shows that the fund now stands at
$4,000 and that out of it there was
paid $4,000 for INDECENT boys, 1925
for INDECENT girls, 1850 for INDECENT
widows and 1880 for INDECENT young
women. There are now ninety eight
boys and twelve girls serving under
indenture and during the year $50, o75
has been distributed in gifts to needy
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-10
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It is the aim Of the management to
secure efficient service in the delivery of
cooperation of subscribers to that end
Prompt report should be given of each
failure to receive the paper on the morn
telephone or postal card, thus enabling
the cause Of the error to be promptly
and accurately discovered and the
proper remedy Immediately applied. II
is only by this method that the pub
Usher can secure the desired service.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-10

The Barre Times thinks that if J.
G. UIIery lands the job of collector of
the port of Newport it will be because
of some other reason than that he re
fused to take a stand with either
Democratic faction in Vermont May
be so, but we haven t heard that the
present administration was very in
sistent upon fractional loyalty.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-10
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