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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-09
Social SOCIETY Persona!

iOf WaycrOss. are spending the week
end with Mr. and Mrs Ed Pfeiffer
at the Ogiethorpe.
90
Mrs. Boiling Whitfield has returned
from Atlanta. where she attended a.
executive board meeting Of the -. y
r., of which she is member.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. William Macphe son
are at the Strachan home during the
absence of Mrs. Strachan, who is
spending some time in New York.
90
Mrs. Parker, who has been tho
guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ. f. RriY,
son. left yesterday for Jesup to visit
her parents before going to Atlanta Il
attend the Baptist convention.
90
The kindness OF the ladies OF the
Woodlands Circle in sending a b1un
tiful supply of their delicious oyster
supper TO The News Force was much
appreciated not only the supper but
the thoughtfulness-by the men whc
work until the wee sma' hours"
900
Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt and
niece, who will accompany Acting
Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt &c
Brunswick on Nov. Is, the navy on
cial coming to attend the dollar din
ner Of the board of trade, will be en-
tcrtained by Brunswick ladies durina
their visit to the city. While Secre
tary Roosevelt is attending the din
ner Mrs. Roosevelt and niece will be
entertained at reception which will
be arranged in their. honor.
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4. ing H., o. the academy building into
club house and also as to whether
ltle league VIII engage the servi Is
.0f a landscape gardner.
90
Social Items
Mis. Jal us Levy has returned from
a visit to Savannah
90
Us. ). J. Richards is spending som
inc in Jacksonville
Mr.. and MS. E. T. Mercer have r.
turned from Macon
Mrs. r. c. Hunter and children have
oturned from Toledo, o.
90
Mss Elizabeth abrams leaves
hcrIy to visit in Savannah
go
Mrs j. L. Harris has returned from
q visit to relatives in Augusta.
OK.
WI i'h+A''i fftli faAi-f1 Nft 10y ~ ,
at the Baptist church this morning.
<>.&
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. McKinnon and
family have returned from their sum
mer trip.
Mrs ]. b, TAFT has as her guest
her mother, Mrs. NJ. G. Parker, of Dub.
in, n. c.
Lacy, the little son of Mr. and Mrs.
-. TAFT, is III at his home on Union
street.
Mr. Corlie Butler will address the
Philathea class this morning at tie
Sunday school hour at the First Bap-
list church.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson and Misses
Laura and Annie May johnson viii
spend THANKSGIVING in CHATTANOOGA
with relatives
The many friends of Mr.. Jones II
son viii be greVed to learn that he
continues i'll at his mothers, Mrs.
r. b. Danforth
900
Mrs. j. G. Lehman returns TO her
home In Americus today. after a visit
to her father, Mr.. L. Goldsmith, at
tie Oglethorpe.
S9c
Mr.. and Mrs. McAllister Torbett,
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Social
DAD.

DAD.
Dad was never 40 hand TO fuss;
Used TO hurt him to near us cpss;
Kind o settled in his ways.
Born an, ra sed in the good old days
When a tattered coat hid Kindly
heart.
An the farm was a home not a toilin'
mart.
An man was judged by his inward
self;
Not his worldly sell
Seems like twas yesterday we sat
On the old back porcn ,or a 'arewelI
chat.
Ere changed the farm and the sim
pie life
For the c.tys roar an hustle an
strife.
While gayly talked of the city's
charm
His eyes looked out Ger the fertile
farm
An he said as he rubbed where the
hair was thin,
All right son, you win"
Member the night | trudged back
home
Sinking deep in the fresh-turned loan,
Sick and sore for the dear old place,
Hungerin' most for loved old face.
When had climbed the hilltop DER
There stood dad in the kitchen door,
An he says in voice from deep
within,
Hello, son, come in
One winters day. the first of snow,
He went the way that we all must co.
An his spirit scared TO the realms
above
On the wings of "A supplemented love
An | know that when cross the bar
I'll find him there by the gates aiar.
An he'll say as he idly strokes his
chin,
Hello, son, come In
William Edward Ross.
900
CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING
The Civic league will meet at the
High school building on next wednes.
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock and
full attendance OF old and new mem
beers Is earnestly requested. as sever
al matters OF Importance are to be
discussed including the question or
cooperating with other clubs in the
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PAST|ME MONDAY

"Arriels Baby"-Vitagraph. The
drama with great deal of heart in
terest
A Fathers Love"--A Lubin picture
with a punch in it,
"A Tour Through Lauraine. France
A beautiful Pathe scenic.
Miss stiles will sing Friday night.
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jones Dairy Sausage at Thomas
Keany's.
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Better Goods--Better Prices-Bet.
ter Service Hopkins Supply Co.,
Phones 448 and 10.
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Phone 121 for rubber stamps, stem
Gil and seals.-W. B. Fain, City Hall
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Mr.. and Mrs. McAllister Torbett,
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Mrs. J. G. Lehman returns to her
home in Americas today, after visit
to her father, Mr.. L. Goldsmith, at
tie Oglethorpe
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-30
WEST DOVER.

Mrs. ! u. Upton has been suffering
ilom a lame arm few days.
Mrs. George Brown of North Adams j.
visiting her sister, Mrs. = L. Hill
Mrs. Charles Tracey has been in vii
mington 10 work last week and this
Miss Cecile Carpenter went to her horna
in Readsboro Friday. returning Monday.
:. /. Hill and Clayton Upton went to
>tratton Monday on a camping expedi-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smcad OF Wards
horo recently visited friends in town
few days.
b. b. Collins has so far recovered from,
his illness as TO be able to return To work.
His cousin, Miss Brigham. is still at his
home
Mr. and Mrs. F. J Bartlett and !. T..
Bartlett and daughter. Mary. lett for
Boston Thursday of last week to visit
friends
| As o. Z. Hill and Mrs. Brown were re
turning from Wilmington Monday they
met an automobile and his horse turned
IN such way as to break the cross bar oi
the carriage. Neither of the occupants al
the wagon was hurt
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SOUTH HALIFAX

Elmer Cutting is at work for Har-
ry Clark in .Hawley, Mass.
Arthur Vile made business trip Ia
Brattleboro recently.
Leon Pratt of Colrain was visitor
Iat Dorr Sprague' 5 this week.
Harry Clark was home from his work
in Hawley, Mass, this week
Leon Leonard is staying with his
sister, Mrs. Ossie Prouty, ON Thomas
hill.
Miss Cora King of Brattleboro was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Clark
over Sunday.
Mrs. Hazel Carpenter of Colrain
spent Tuesday with her sister, Ms
Merriek Harris.
| Albert Larrabee has been packing
apples at Charles Worden 5 and NJ. G.
! Harris this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs Amos Cary visited
4 their daughter, Mrs. Lester Fairbanks.
Friday and Saturday.
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WEST WARDSBORO.

Erie selfors is at home from Brat.
tleboro.
Mrs. NJ. l. Johnson has been i'll
with grip.
Russell Aldrich of Springfield visit
Ell At W. J. Davidson s recently.
Mrs. F. L. Adams of Townshend
visited her mother. Mrs. Luana White,
several days last week.
II. G. Smeat has sold his farm to
W. II. Taft Of West Townshend. Mr..
and Mrs Smead will spend the win
ter in West Brattleboro with their
daughter, Mrs. George Harris.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies
Social circle was held in the vestry
Thursday afternoon. A bountiful din
per was served at noon to the mem
bers and their families, after which
the business meeting was held. The
following officers were elected: Pres.
ident, Mrs W. H. Bishops vice pres
ident. Mrs. NJ l.. Johnson; secretary
Mrs. H. II. Forester; treasurer, Mrs
J. A. Perry; assistant treasurer, Mrs
+. j. Morse. The next meeting will
be held At the vestry Thursday after
noon, Nov. 6.
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The Masonic Temple club will begin
Friday evening its annual series Of as
semblies, as in former years.
Miss Frances r. Osgood viii 60 Fri
day to Nashua to spend Sunday with
lily.
B. G. Mason Of the firm Of Mason
Bros, music dealers, has been confined TO
his residence on Green street the past
week by illness.
The annual meeting Of the Bellows
Falls board of trade has been called for
Friday evening in Banquet hall There i
considerable discussion among the mem
hers to what can be done to put more
/ life and effective work into il during the
coming year.
| Rev. \. p. Pratt. who is in attend
ance upon the triennial council of Con
egatiOnal churches in Kansas City,
has found that the council will not dis
solve in season so he can reach here and
occupy his pulpit Sunday, and Deacon
| G. w. Osgood viii speak for him both
morning and evening.
Mrs. l.. +. Howes. widow Of former
well known local harness maker, has
been in town a week selling her fur
niture and household goods which have
been stored here several years She j.
making her home with a sister in Or
ange, Mass, where She will go next
week. While here She is staying with
| Mrs. George Stone on Oak street.
George Gould Of Westminster, West
loame To this village Monday with load
of apples which he had marketed here
He drove fine span OF farm horses which
he hitched under the sheds back ef the
Congregational church whore he left them
am hour or more When he returned he
found that in some manner one Of them
had fallen down aud had been chollcd t.
death by the harness He estimated III
loss as $500 before he could find an
other one as good to take its place
The Brattleboto Daily Rcformef has ar
ranged for establishing an evening delv
cry covering the villages Of both Below
Falls and North Walpole immediately al
tier the arrival OF the papers at Go. !
canvass has been made for subscribers
during the last few days and Il large list
has been secured in both villages Par
ticular interest here i shown in the pres
ent doings Of the county court at New
fame, the reports of which are 50 com
pete and creditahe Subscriptions an
being received at the town clerks office i.
topera house block
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BELLOWS FALLS.
Slow Work With Log Drives.

The last of the drive of short logs
which was started from the Connecticut
lakes the first day of May reached the
booms here Wednesday morning and
Foreman Nichols paid off and dis
charged his 30 men who had been with
him continually since they started and
they left town the same day. The drive
contains 1900 cords of spruce wood,
bought by the International Paper Co.
Of the Connecticut Valley Lumber Co.,
that latter company driving them in
here. A large portion is already drawn
out. Supt. Nichols reports it as the
hardest season for driving he ever had
on this river. AT one point they only
advanced one mile in 10 days, and yet
the company claim the expense of get
ting them here was less than the freight
would have been. The work of pulling
them out of the river is being pushed
night and day seven days in the week
but it is probable that there will be
some cold fingers before the last of the
international Paper Co. 5 drive, which
is still in the White river, reaches
here and is stored on the meadows
above North Walpole.
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EAST JAMAICA.

A. F. Gleason is suffering from blood
poisoning.
L. f. Grout went to Newfane Tues
day, where he was called as petit ju-
ror.
A. S. Holbrook went TO Brattlehoro
Friday, where he will spend some time
with his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard of Peru
are guests this week of their son, H.
+. Howard, and family.
f. NJ Howard went to New York
Monday. He expects to be gone about
two months on business.
The correspondent was wrongly in
formed as to Frank Patterson. He is
not at work in Keene. \. H., but is at
his home here.
Mrs. NJ A. Gleason has been spend
ing the past week in South London
derry and West Windham with hel
sons and families.
\ A Halloween social will be held ri
the River sehoolhouse next Saturday
evening. Spooks will be lowering near
Refreshments will be served. Every
one Is cordially invited.
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WEST HALIFAX.

f. s. Cook is at Newfane as a jury
man.
r. p. VIM is adding an ell to his
house.
Mrs. Wilcox is visiting her brother,
F. II. Niles.
George Chase is putting up building
for use as storehouse.
lima A. Learnard has been appointed
administrator of the estate of his lster,
Mrs. Mabel Prouty.
Much sympathy is expressed for Mr.
Pike s family in the loss of their little
boy, Byron. who died so suddenly
/ Tuesday. He was taken sick at Schoo
the day before. The doctor thought his
symptoms indicated poisoning. He
leaves three brothers and four sisters
The funeral was held at the house
Thursday, with burial in the West Hal
flax cemetery.
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SOUTH VERNON.

Miss Pauline Fairman has been workin,
for William II. Weatherhcad the past few
days
The young ladies' auxiliary will meet at
the home of Mrs s l. Martineau next
Saturday at > p. m.
Miss louisa Labelle OF Brattleboro wa,
at home over Sunday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Labele
Mrs Julia Stoclwell and son, Hazen,
of West Brattleboro. visited her mother
Mrs Martha Tyler, " cdr esday She
found her mother very much better
Miss Sadie keet Of Deerfeld. Mass, be
gan teaching school Monday in dist No
;. She Is taking the place of Miss Haze
Dunnel of Mortified, who was Obliged
to resign about week ago on account 81
i'll health Miss Kect is boarding al Mrs
Bernice Golfers.
! Next SUNDAY will be rally day IN the
Sunday School. Every one is cordially in
vited to be present, Preaching by tn,
pastor. Rev F. H. Leavitt. at 10i5 a
m. and 7.30 p. m sunday School 1T |.
m. and l.. w. meeting at 6.3o p m. Tn,
topic for the LOYAL Workers meetini
next Sunday will be The Call Of Cod
Leader, Mrs II Y Martineau.
Ernest Dunklee carried Mrs Curtis u
Severance in his automobile to the HON
of her niece. Mrs Walter 4. Kcnncy, j
Bernardston Tuesday. where she e,pect
to live Since the burning Of her hous
she has been staying with Mrs. Lou, l.;
belle the past week Although the hous
was burned Oct ~ the ruins were sti
smoking Tuesday Her goods that wer
saved from the fire will probably be ~hiI
ped to her later.
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WHITINGHAM.

Homer Boyd took q load Of potatoes to
North Adams Monday
Mrs Celcstia kentlield visited at Gram
son DiNs week 81 more recently.
C. ;. Goodnow attended telephone
meeting in Shclhurne Falls Monday
Mrs bnnie Hun Downs and daughter
OF Boston visited al Fred HILLS last
week.
Joseph Mareea,ix has bonght the VII
liam Reed house in the village. 81 the
Wheeler brothers
The Ladies Benevolent society If the
Baptist church served harvest dinner
at the church vestry Friday.
William Read If Warwick. Mass. Is at
c. II Wheeler's He l. loading and
shipping away some lumber which hc lad
here
Mrs H. A. Wheeler was called to North
Adams last Thursday by the illness OF
her daughter Christine. a nurse III the
North Adams hospital
/ Abraham Chase suffered stroke 81
paralysis Saturday lie has been con
fined to the house with severe cold and
other troubles about two weeks W ID
Chase OF Valley was called 10 help car,
B1Or him.
" "a recent meetiuo oi Green Mounta.r
club the following oil crs were elected
George futile. pres; May Monahan vic,
pres; Ethel Wheeler. see: C.uric Wheel
Ter, treas; q. +. Putnam. IT, 4 WEcelc
Iand Ernest AIurdock, directors.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Pjumb have fn
Iished their work on Wheeler hill and re
turned to their home in the Nilagn Tie
started Tuesday for Newt no
four months-old girl whom hcy haze Sc
cided to adopt They wiil hare tie Pa
pers made out in Brattleboro on tEeir Il
turn.
May Monahan and Rose Don attende
the teachers convention in Montpellc
last week. Carl Wheeler carried theT
with Supt. Sawyer and another tcachc
from Readsboro in his automobile. The
returned Saturday in the ram. wlic
did not prove to be very good Tor ar',
mobile driving in Vermont
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JACKSONVILLE.

W. A Matston of Boston is gnc>t of
DIR. Gordon.
F l.. Hardin Of Albany. s. y. was in
town Thursday
Miss Estella Butterficld i teaching
hool in West Halifax this fail
Mr. and Mrs Hiram Fuller Of vii
Harrisburg. Mass arc visiting in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gross and children
isted their brother IN Pittsiicd, Mass.
rom Friday TO Monday
| Congratulations are extended to Mr.
and Mrs. George Gri-wold on the birth of
a bib. son born to them Oct. p
W. s Allen was drawn a. juryman ii
Newfane on the trial Of J.. A. Fostc-.
who shot ossie Prouty in Halifax recent
H.
About 80 friends Of AIR and 8Irs. Car
! er called on them one evening last
week. Games were played and very so
al time was enjoyed by all.
Ernest Pierce has finished work for f
y. Temple in his store. where he has
worked a long time He contcmplates 60
ling to Brattlcboro to work in a store
A number attended Mrs Geers's aue
ion sale in Halifax Tuesday. The thing
brought good prices Mr.. Garner bought
the place for $50
Mrs Nina Plumb of Reaolshoro was Z
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. j
Corllins, Tuesday Her sister. Phoebe
accompanied her home for few days
stay.
L. A. Temple and daughter Louisa
visited relatives in New York city las
lweeE Nh. TanrIe returned homo SatiIr
day. but his daughter viii stay fey
weeks
MIR and Mrs Greeley Brown and sister
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WEST DUMMERSTON

Miss Gladys Rathbone was a guest over
Sunday at b G. Baldwns.
Mrs F. + Lawrence of Townshend was
recent visitor at G. ). Wilkins 5.
Lewis Mann OF NIillers Falls. Mass,
spent the weekend at W. w. Burnham +.
John Burnett Of Bellows Falls was a
guest over Sunday OF his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w w Burnett.
Mrs NJ NJ Burnham is on an extend.
ed visit in Hartford and MiddletoNn
Conn, and Greenfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Cullinan Of Brat
tleboro spent Sunday at tho home OF hei
parents. Mr. and Mrs =. Connarn.
i Mrs. Leroy Wilder went Tuesday t
/ West Brattleboro for few days visit a
the home OF Mr. and Mrs Don Wilder
Mrs. Nellie Phillips picked five white
roses on an outdoor rosebush this week
She also has a number of blossoms on he
myrtle vines
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Putnam and chil
dren of Worcester, Mass. are spending
few days at Mrs Putnam's old home here
known as the Lee place.
Miss NJ f. Sanders. matton of tn
Girls Industrial school of Middetown
Conn, is guest of Mrs Grace Corey a
Mrs. Corey's home here
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SOUTH NEWFANE.

John Kelsey of Claremont is in town
for few days looking after property
interests.
Mrs. Samuel Morse is in Williams
Vile for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Merrifield.
Master Erwin Edwards of East Do
YER has been spending several days
with his grandparents, MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. hubert Shepard, who
went to Keene last week Thursday to
visit their cousin, returned home the
first of the week
The ladies aid society will meet
with Mrs John f. Works next Wed
nesday afternoon. \ large attendance
/ is desired, as there is work to be done
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EAST DOVER.

X d. Adams of Brattleboro visited
at A. +. Jones 5 this week.
Ralph Yeaw is i'll. George Roberts
takes his place driving stage.
Mr. and Mrs. c. j Lazelle visited
relatives in Brattleboro over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bailey and Mrs.
Rua Adams took a carriage drive
Tuesday to Londonderry to be present
at the 50th wedding anniversary of
MIR. and Mrs. David Aldrich, which
was celebrated at their home Tuesday
/ Oct. IS.
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BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Rev E. @. 5. Osgood viii conduct
the chapel service at the Retreat sun
day afternoon at o'clock
Lyman r. Holden j. tuildng green
house. 40 feet by 10 feet on the land be
tween his house and that of /. L. Dna-
ham. There viii he an outside bed 80 by
& feet also
The postponed meeting of the Wo-
mau's Exchange will be held at the
rest room Saturday at $50. The
governing board will meet at 3
o clock All members are earnestly
requested to be present as there are
important matters to he discussed.
The Dalfh club held its first meet
ing with the Misses Doyle Tuesday
evening Mt their home on Green street.
Whist was played, the first prize be
ing won by Miss Helen G. Fenton and
the consolation prize by Mrs. Hugh
HARDWOOD.
The funeral of Sauna Gavino De Biazui,
who died at the Memorial hospital from
the effects Of typhoid fever. was held yes
tcrday afternoon at > o'clock at the To
man Catholic church, Rev. Father Burke
officiating The burial took place in Tho
Roman Catholic cemetery.
Herman NJ Wilder 81. died Monday
Oct - from a complication OF disease
He is survived by a widow and three chill
dten. Mrs Thomas Wilder, Mary Capcn
ter Prouty and Alvin II Wilder TN
funeral will be held this afternoon at
o'clock at Bonds undertaking rooms
Rcv Thomas w Owens will oIiciatc
The burial will take place in Mcetin
House Hill cemetery.
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GREEN RIVER.

Mrs. B F Wilder is i'll. Her sister,
the doctor S care.
Mrs. Dan Fairbanks and daughter,
Bernice, are visiting relatives in Buck
land, Mass.
Services win be held in the church
Sunday, Nov. ?, at 3 p. m, if the
weather is favorable
Mrs. Walter Adams. child and
friend of Brattleboro visited Monday
with her father, George Pond.
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RAWSONVILLE.

Miss Edna Demars is working in
Jamaica for Mrs. Shcrwin
Russell Aldrich of Springfield, this
state, recently visited at Hoyt Shell
don s.
Mrs. b. F. Wilder is iii. Her sister,
Mrs. John Clark of jamaica, is caring
for her.
Miss Hannah Stewart has moved tc
Chester. She win be much missed by
her many friends here
Arthur William has moved to Bond
vile. George Hunt has moved into
the house vacated by Mr.. Williams
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-30

NEW YORK. Oct 30-The mysteri
Gus little black book, supposed to ccn-
tain the confession Of ex-State Senator
stephen j. Stilwell, now in Sing Sing
prison, and embracing charges against
the Tammany leaders, is expected TO
reach the hands of District Attorney
Whitman today through John A. Hen
messy, erstwhile graft Investigator for
William Sulzer Hennessy visited Still
we'll in prison and their conversation,
he declared, was recorded by detecto-
phone secretly installed. The record
of this conversation and evidence given
in the black book will be the basis of
the district attorney 5 investigation.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-30
WARRINER FREE MAN.
Sentence for Stealing S643,0O0
of Railroads Funds.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Oct. 30-After
serving four years of a six years
sentence for the enlightenment of
S64@,ooo of the funds of the Big Four
Railroad company, Chas. l.. Warmer,
former treasurer of the company. was
today released from the penitentiary.
Warriner confessed TO n shortage and
to the manipulation Of accounts Two
Years were deducted from sentence for
good behavior.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-30
WESTMINSTER.

A Halloween social will take place
Friday evening at the vestry, under
the auspices of the Y. p. s. c. 4.
After the morning service next Sun
day, which will treat of the Lord s
supper, communion will be observed
Mrs. Z. c. Chaplin and her grand
daughter, Miss Katherine Thwing,
left Wednesday for New York city.
They win stay a few days in Holyoke,
Mass.
Miss Florence Wellman was agree
ably surprised Tuesday evening, when
large party of her young friends
called at her home to wish her many
happy returns TO the day, it being
her birthday anniversary. Miss Well
man was well remembered with books
and other gifts from her friends. Re
freshments were served during the
evening, and jolly time was enjoyed