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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
NEW OFFICE CREATED.

TIE last legislature which Was over
wi almjnsly Democratic in bah houses
-z1peds Vecord for raising salaries
-s.nG cr5a.ing nav Offices. Among the
latter was tIe job of County Road Ha-
ssdnaer. Whether thts position sha I
rsoYs eouI4a-as it Is nate oblieHtory
spSD ne porry judge Of cash county
Z the Saaue Of kentucky u anpoiCt
sl'fs official. suhjeq. 40 the Rpr1'?ll
Of kipe Fiscal Count. we NORGE ahat
<eAsH D-npcraac Iil-rrs. Whose k.anF-
Szx dor ;rutlr and V5rorbty is nD: tie
~, al any time, bu, WHOSE falulty for
ts-siyns tSer q-al1 IS at all tina.s y
chr very bss, aae t-y.ns ~ ulrn :
4irg hlNme of tie 1ugdsn for ule cgs-
Etien of aAis haw osfi,e upon Iao Fis-
al courts.
2'is Last Sisn.u-e, nrong uah,r
-N4Dr2ss, i,lsssd an ant unlr tle MO-
Dlas. IAN ACT DEFINING PUBLIC
9G0ADlS-p.oyilins fT their esIslL,i,A-
EhpRt Rasua'Gon, ems rIotGn, vs.
and Na.lna Rlnc,-GrcEtng tlpe office Of
Rasa Eas'Rar AMI pnlsribinig the du-
rA.s thereof Nav in order 90 DlGte
she rssponrilility for this new olfL-e
sqn rarely w'srra IL hsI-nss Wpn the
Democrats qGrty, We quoe fiun tae
-aNSye mann "A ant ms nIl,DSs:
sA.rts of 19l2-cp-crr IDS I'm 49,
''r.lere IS hl,reby crelt.ll in ne sey-
>eral aounties Of Ken'lcky the Of
Nlce Of CAuwy Road Ensinacr. The
= oJnty judge of ralGi Of tN,s q,lrrtiss of
ehis state by ana with iiIe consent
81 the Flisatl court san mitr'n
thirty days afbaT .lIis Inv berAnrs OPP
,sratise on or behone the fines. day of
spetGSer. nineteen hun '1ai and twelvs,
and every two years uATnlfna', appoint
County Road Engineer, ,w-o sl,all bs
a rIputable civil engineer or - man
,NlsS has had prictscal eXaeriemls as
scss supervisor or builder for two
gears and vino shall have passed a aned-
stable examination by THE STATE Oqn-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
DENTER SUNDAY SCHOOL, GAIN-
HIGHEST HONCIiS.

For some y-a.s tlae SunAiy SCHOOL
lance" with reauiNments whtoi must
be mat before the school can be Glass
"a as Al" AL about over ale world
many Sun1ly schools hlN, worked hail
I, gain the lronor and award OF Al"
but until now. few OF aham lave uaa.c! p
II it-Jny about two or three In TIE
Baptist chnales in all the snle o.;
Texas.
About one year ago the SUNDAY school
iorSes of the First Baptist CEuir n.
his city, set TO work with TIE d.
bennington to win by jan, Is, 1873,
mi On yastAriay May haarts ware
ma lie to r-joice when the pastor rea 1
ne massage from the BAPTIST Suntlay
school Board of Nashville. Tenn, sta--
ing tyat the application had been e.
sn'nld and the SCHOOL placed on TIE
'Honl- RNl for 1919" wit. the car.isi-
ate OF Al to fc,,ow in a few day
>Ocfle Oh Gle FaqulrrrlsnLs 10 raa'l
mis- san iard W. find to be as follows;
A Perennial Sc.ool, mier cluunh c,n-
r.ol, Bibhs.s Used in .hs school ss'on
INST nd o. Qulr;e-lles, Officers AMI
tsa1I-rs meetrs with 20 pa csn. OF
ne oifil1:s and taachers IN Average
lt:entarce. The Normal Course Dp,o-
ma held by 80 per cant otficars AMI
tea1hrs, Sv uty-iive psr cent Of the
g4sl.d nj o.suroh memb=irs enrollaii II.
a.e ulNoo', inc.ud!ns the home da2aos-
nent, t!le apartments separated, the
ssiool gnaleii according tls:n to the
a.anda-d of the Board and the emp..a-
sizing EVang elisn.
This Is the first Sunday school in
East 'Taxas to reach The requirament+
AMI gain this honor. We should De g!a
and fael that our CHILDREN 90 to a
sod place w!xn thay attend tie
school.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

and will car.y Kanuwky's Nr', -
Washington, 20 b, cast f,r w0o'rov
WHOM, Toy Presldn An OF a,e n.ec-
tors wera present. Nqrft Jc' w. ".
OF Somerset. Was slac'rj to rir tie
vaoLny. The me- ting wai pres3l,d oycr
BY Harry V. MGchemv. Of us ely,
WAC is AN elJnJpr finm tie Sat, a,
large. According TO Nlr Jaw. a., rlo,-
tots receive tile sumo per di0m rs MN
beers of tire Gan,ral Assembly, mll n
has hsvn s. a dry. \ bill WIS pllss !
by the last General Assembly. incr,d q
ing the per diem ~ $40 and tye ,l,,.
aors are the first TO PROFIT by ;hs
bill.
The electors refused 20 take any
actun in r g.rd f,D ~ ueso,uttnn s,;n;
10 them by tire Jackson /, lgrte Of SIT, -
er Springs n. V, Whk.i seeks TO have
Presldent-.l,rt Wilrpn knock nt the
a''ion taken by Pnstd mt Tart. -
pacing UNI r Tie civil ssrvicr. four.l-
class postmlstars ami Fe,Lerll nirlcs-
holdrs. The raso,utin satls El4t
tie acton taken by PrestLent Tat,
In putting the plStnasplrs un1r the
civil selNtra, nHrp ;lFl,es d, pubis.lns IN
office. Tie elcc'o!s refused Z, adopt
tie rasoh'i,n, siytg they hui ncnlng
To do with such u matter.
Following the business meeting. Gov.
McCtnry entertained the e,sclrs a.
luncheon ~ the EXECUTIVE Mansion.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
Children CRY
FOR fLETchER'S
CASTOR
A Revision Sideways.

All Democrats ara agreed C.at tie
promises Of the u rm1c1atc plaGJ-n
are sure ald ar. all TO 81 kept TO the
very le-tec.
Thalef-re, 1t is easy to figure out
what the Dsnlocras VII do.
and also raise from s32j.ODOOOo to $50
10000 from oustons.r they will Iva &c
to take eff TIM duties now iavied an
colles1;d on audclss SUCH as W., produce
ourselves and transfer them boiiy -
those which We do not proAras. Coil
by, fire. brsakfit1t table"
Ther,e viii be no trouble in raising
their sS5oOOO,OOo IN that way. prevailing
talt tie Amer'clh G-N Va ana IN nAn-
d.t'on to continue buy1tng as Qlsey buy
now.
For the eleven moNths ending with
Novam1r o. the past cai.nsll- year ln-
ports TO the amount of 500, 10000 paid
no duty wilma "a ear.
Ths imcorts which DID pay duty were
only of tHs value of s7el,OO9o.
1t Is, therefore, as easy as. rolling otf
a log 10 raise tine desired s5OO0o, 90
from customs, aud still keep all tie
saars1 p omls,s OF the Demrra'ic play
form
Always assuming that the Anarbcan
people will c-mtlnue 10 lave Lle cEonsy
to buy.
And thsre ara rs items, b sid, $ r.'int
paper. on tire free list no wok on.
1t will MOI, HoweyFr, be maNlsl0n DOWN.
ward. It win be nevisson sideways -
san Francisco Chronicle.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Of treatment they have found
complete relief by the use OF Pc
runa. These testimonials have come TO
me unreduested, unsolicited, unreward-
ed In any way, directly or In lirectly.
They have simply been CLEANED from
my private correspondence with pa
TENTS that have been more or less
under my treatment or taking my
remedies.
No remedy. official or unofficial. has
greater accredited basis for the
claims we make for 1t than Peruna as
a remedy for catarrh.
l have never been opposed ut any
time to the regulations offered by the
Pure Food and Drugs Act. I am not
now opposed to its provisions. but I am
opposed to the proposed amendments
to give to n partisan board OF physi-
clans the unqualified authority to de-
eide as to all therapeutic claims which
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Tier Sc ms TO be- gin ,9ll feeling
-,syfv che country 4 a.. an effort sIc,l1
S. ma le To unite tIe ItapIbfcans an
E~.pgressiNes. There should b. no iroIbie
RI rsoinS this whenever the Republt-
,sla party is progressive, as was che
ealse in Ohio county before amy conven-
zai1zss wsl'a held. However, We should be
lad 10 see the movement begin o:
"a. had and work down. Prlctiqliiy
=he only difference aIaong the Ohio
. county Republicans and ProgreAs!v -
isas o,,ar the candida'e for The pre''i-
. agsfy. Some supported Rs1ssvelt beaL1Sc
they thought he was tie rigite Il
Sn1roinss ami supporting Taft lo- tie
ssSple gtason.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
McHENRY.

Jan i3,-Haa'th in thus place Is fairly
good.
The working os the m'nas Tor NE last
tlrse or four weeks has haen god.
BILLY" GDSA TIE 1917 l--om son Of
SallLe Goff, was fLtaly hut In BHDai-
way mines Wednesday afte,Dd1n at
O'Clock. and died nhursla m,sning u;
sADo',s aai lit two fuses. One s'o. went
Off ami he concluded that the p.hs
had gone out and vert back ~ Hight
It. Just as he naished ttye Nale ~ u'a
coal the shot fired. blowing hive top
of his hHld off and breaking this jss
lnisment took place al Williams buCs
ing ground Friday morning
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
BRADLEY FAVORS
PARTY merger"
Hopes Republican and Bull
Moose Can Find Way
To Unite.

WashinGtrl. Jan. lo-ln oonnsa.irs
On Fnlnk "A. Munsey's jplln hpr "msry
err OF uaa Republicans AMI the 4 o.
g,aIsivss und n a NV plity n'ne n:;e'
las ana b be thTas,lli out. Senator
Bradley to-day sl'd:
''of o2use am In 6lup- OF he H.,
publ ars and t1s II osr. s'iyss rons,!l'
dating. l think THAT wlulou. sslh a.
ton Ire ID ;norra's wiz continue MAJ
teIs of lie ssIi1finn. ] am also IN "a
vo- of all rsns,nlS'e conc ssiOns by
bosh Gar'ies, but | do m. tItnk t1ei
the II oublIcan party spu'd c'anzs it'
nlme. TIE oppast,lon In t1a Late p,sc-
ton was nr. so m1ch 81 he Rspul-
lc!an party. but was dAil,tiyely. IN
my jnlgTrnt. "A damonsra.on in IT.
,o- oc Mr.. Iip)ssIelt.
HUI Mr.. Roosevelt ha n nom .nn.-i
by t q Chicago convention IN rle plat
form aloptei by ,lat caayentinr. I!
have NJ dDtibt he would havs n,arI,Si
tra h1n.nf'ion. / do not t'dnk. 1hsrs-
fore. that the name of the pa:ty s.ouli
b. oHnns'h as und,r that name 1t has
accomplished many splendid results
Mr.. Munsay's plan lms CONF in fo-
good a al OF rldlcule both fnom Bull
Moose nn1 Republicans. b Gluse ne
spoke of establishing a "in'dng COM
pany.' um,onseiousy using Nall-str- ct
phras2o'ogy throughout.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
Esr'y Action Wanted.

Sa-nksr Clamp" Clark is IN fvo~
OF an e.cly ra,ssi n CT Cor,yress n-ti an
INN date oonsid ration OF t'e Tariff
$ hadI's. Pa,,s'd ,-at-E co WILSON Is sail
tp asl-se will Mr.. Clark. w"o voices the
sentiment. of "a ma jor!:y OF the Demo
cratic Lad rs.
TIE bus!n IS int -rssts ~ the coun-ry
are, undouble,l'y. in favor of rc,ly az
ti,n upon a policy that must .s.r'o;sS-
ly a6fec; caair welfare, one way az
an Ntheir.
The country Is nov prusaerous. and g.
has been iyrosp.GI2Gs Tor years. Il: Is
ally behaved rllat Projection for
Amenican Industries created and con-
tinuei this cond'icm.
Thsre are a good many persons who
favor Free-Trade. and WIN look to the
incoming administration TO make such
changes in the Tariff schedules rs will
i~7lH- the cost Of living.
Wrf-Aer the cost of living San b.
ic,-ls.d wL1Sout injr:ins tHe GEn-
ing capacity of the wo'kingrCn AMI
woman of the United STATS rerihins
to be saen.
II WE ar spng to tslNe a psr!oi Of
Tariff tnlarirg, We want 20 kn1v it.
and If W. are gn'ng - have z or.
sNa.1o AMI decisive action in Ire III
ra,:.Cn Of revising the Tnfsf sltf,d
ul7s, We war; to know Int, aoo.-
Trenton Glzstte.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
HOUSEHOLD HELPS
APPLE TARTS.


Preqare "a rich short c,ust using 4
| ll.tle ibHh-r and baking powder in ed
| d'bloa to the lard sIorenlng. Line Ia
dividul9f tart pans and sl.na IRE Spp!c 3
into eaiah until quite ful. Aid 10 ench
little lemon juiee. a generous help,
ing of sugar, a pindh of nutmsg aai
a little WAR, Strip with swsslrsri
pas'&y and bake in a ipoi-rn oNar- se','
warm with cream.
TEXAS FUDGE.
Into saucepan put oNs-loIut,h OF a
pound of unsw lsisaned chocoLats, two
6upfuls Of sranulat,sl sugar, one tai-
cupful of new milk and piece nc huttar
the size of an egg. 0bok until =. be-
comes her,l when daopprl In ppld wNtAr,
than stir in one cupful OF c'loapad nuts,
flavor with vanilla and uour into bu:-
tared pans; cut when cool.
GLAcE wALNUTs.
Put half cuptul Of boiling wafer
into YOUR saualpan. Add a oupfT OF
sugar and a few grains of crsam 20
tartar. Have the fare hot. bust do not
stir until after the boiling has hegua
Ramo ie from fire as sosn as theme Is
the laast sign of fam. ylillow tinge
to the SYRUP. DIP the halyed nuts sep
erats,y into the syrup. thsn pllNs them
ON oA'ed papar. Stand the syruo I'M a
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
U. 5. LENDS HANDS IN
fight ON Disease
Expert To Aid In Stopping
Spread Of Meningitis In q
Kentucky.

Bowling Gre n, Ky. Jan D.-.Asr, ,,,-
ing 10 Information qontalutd In
teles am 20 nr J. ". McCo mack. Sa:-
re:ay of tie safe Board o. Hsaa.h.
the NlronL Gov,tmn=nt wsn q nd an
expert h co-oosrate with Tue 1.nte
autfu't'tes in pnavtutlns the sareau OF
cereb.o -spinal men.nxs'as.
The dlsas, las rsnaled NJ. alarming
stlss a. Dy5r lo-ny. T.nn.. und Polk
County, H., and a nInrb a o. casss ha,e
appeared an the border lines pf this
S'Nls. II was Cor this e'saaon tAn,,. nit a
M ting held in Llgsyins, Mainsiay.
sa,r,ru-y Mdco mack WIZ, ln,snuctsi to
ask tine Fed raj auth orl,Is lor aud. $,
as mo-: b permit t',s disease TO get
foothod in X, ntVrSy
When YOU want a reliable msitcide
FOR a cough or cold take Chamlhsrlahn's
Cough Remedy. II can always he de-
pended upon and is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale by ali dsalars.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
Are Ever at War.

There are two things everast'ngly a.
war, Joy and piles. But BucS'en's Arnic
S'lye will hanish piles In amy form. II
son sabdues the itcdng, iriitation. in.
fIammaton or swelling. 1t gives CON.
fort. in,it,s joy. Gra.est h1aler OF
b'A'ms. bolls. utcsrs, cuts. bruises. &C.
zena, scads, pimples. skin e,nr;sions
Only % cents at all druggists.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
Important to Pho nograph
Owners.

AS Mr.. Edison has permitted all
dealers TO make a reduction ON 2 AMI
minute nacords for an andefinte
period. l will reduce the 2s 10 2lc an l
the As to Sic. You had hsttsr hurry and
lay in a supply, as you may neVM ina 9
this chance again. The old price was
sc cor 2s and 5Qe Tor As. have a big
stock 70 pick from.
STA j. B. TAPRAN,
The Reliable Jew der.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

To ID or NJ. to DO IS thc question
sinoE up to tile Denlr;iLIs. As long
As their deobirat!2ls bmountial only To
, ~ n,pA-isn talk, all was we'll aEli tley
q, -s,ia promise any Old thing about tie
: aSYiff or any sler qLeS IN. but no"
E,iaf n omisae can be kept 1t heccHies
An obner matt rs
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
Ring Lost in Hartford.

Lost en- the streets of Hartford some
time Wsinesday, a cAi!ds, phiim 80, l
band ring, with words Bessie" en-
gnaNai on inside. Finder PLEASE return
10 shgs office and receive reward.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

For q great
many years j
have been gath
cring statistics
as to the effects
of Pcruna when
taken for ca
tarrhal dcrange-
ments. / have
on hand thous-
ands of unsolic-
tied testimonials
from people In
all stations of
life, who claim
that after many
years futile at
tempts to ri d
themselves o I
chronic catarrh
by various forms
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

does not perform
b y force W h a I
should be accom-
plished by persua-
sion is DR.. Miles
Laxative Tablets
After using them.
Mr.. N. A. Waddell,
BIS Washington
ST., Waco, Tex.
says:
almost all my
life have been
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Persons troubled with partial paraly-
sis are often very nutch han slited by
mlssAging the affected parts thorough
ly when applying chamb rlain's I.in,-
matte pains. For sale by all dalLsrs.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

II Congressman S!,er'=y gets into tie
s cnaanrisl d'aaa lle may muddy tile
,vs.ers hut he will no. grange tie re-
IN
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Tobacco grow cts must learn their
Scsson OVER and VIZ far drink some
S,si,sr drugs. VIII they nevsr itarn t.re :
.Egir cn'y salva.ion is in inon?
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

II Abe DsmocTltrc sanito1s cNrcMort
g.s,e confirmation of aIHaintme nts now
r<sEH.ng due AMI FIJI tham with men
VI iSa,r own after Mlrcl founth, the
rhsfrxIll result will be To eve;Ruualby hare
all teN1is expire a. the same time, D:
a. al
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
LEMON TaRTS.

~ GROUP. watch for the -at sylmpttln,
haan-ssesss oiEss Chamh ,rLassb Cough
RNnsiy scoa as the o'th b--samSa
OFF. For sale by all dealers.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

Tias Is tle time of YEAR when the
zar-sseing Cony'1ss1ian bombaris ms
e-,ssastitusms with psrhages of gard e1
..resd
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

In rne msan aime taxes in Kentucky
s,1Hsl he uased to pay off the wa
g., Isbf
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
"Clean Up the Bowels and
Keep Them Clean"

There are many remedies to be
had for constipation, but the diff
Guilty is to procure one that acts
without violence. A remedy that
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
Democratic Electors Meet.

Frankfort, Ky, Jenuary I2.-Joln
Law lsnce, of Ca,iiz, was eleated Messer-
ger today by the Democratic IEs,ator",
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

s1y. 40 of ot'ys. IlllsiJr'mnas the Wig
WAGER AS hit OHIO county pretty
narb.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

~ ssid ant-eioct Wilson is sill having
fsia tqprbles in sal5c;ing "A cabinet
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

sas VS. watch to sae ii Ollie James
,S3posss TO place fluor spar 'on tiSe t'"7
Sss1-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
REV.BRUNER DOING
WELL IN TEXAS
His Congregation Pleased With
Pastor and Has Banner
Sunday School.

The many frIGIls IN II lriao'd o.
Rev. J. W. Brunar. WHO formerly re-
sided here, will be pleased 10 yea 4
ala following letter which we> rccsive
f,om him us, week AMI asp r12nyJ
Of his sunday school. The ie ttsr ;ol-
lows:
Center, II Mas Jan. S, 1873,
Dear Hartford fnends:-
We think Of YOU often am would tx q
10 write uaGh % you but tima will
nt pe,mit.
TIVE rast year has BEN crowned with
su,i-ss and orowled Will blsssings all
the way. We arg in good hlralal AMI
happy in our work. am doing more
work, praartdns 10 more pearle ami
tsel!ng hNst-r tim rv,r e5fore. The
Ciuro1 has extended an indefinite gall
raised my sl.ary and al seem tn he
anxicms for us 10 stly through hda.
Am sanding you a clipping finm Mon
days Daily News tat you may know
wat We aue dong in tine Suniay
school word
Some ice on the watr this morning
the FIRST for this wlatsr. We nNsr
ave snow AMI ju. little cold wlttha..
wjah WY blst r,gE.ds 10 all
J. W. RRUNER.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

and slgTr aui STIR In six 0lh'en eggs.
Now boat IN one t.hsDaJltI eidi ~
rpwi clri aIsu =. CLOVIS and ~IlYlrnon,
one cStpfW OF flour. a hah ~ An-l el'h
Of cleaned our;pnts, sad i AMI chopped
r,isins AMI quarter % pound %
siretl- c,ron-au .AJyoughly dasigai
with flou-. Last nj all. all a .pnspopr-
ful II rDaswa-eT. TWn rnto Tsp tin.
well erais H. md bak, IN a stehiy oven
until dpna.
LEMON TARTS.
Use for TIE mr:s fnHvldiqil pan or
muffin rings Lr' wih A rich sus.ry.
Pierce wS.h dsrk aad bake. For tie
tllliDg tAsa thu jutne aud srificd rLni
Of two small Hmons nr one iange one
all the yp'ks Of two eggs aul oue-hait
cup T sIsir and NIX with II Nv,
tahist-ponfuls OF carns.nIti. asd gplur
ally tstinddg unnsnntly) owe pima Of
boiling water; simmer ur;n tick IN
double boiler. Ful the rus,s. l,sh hic
w'itss stIaf. swast-n slightly; put On
tip NJ ,sboh tart and stnJnl In ahe pyan
10 biuNn lightly.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
t-arr,ord Republican.

'S.ss~oru, Ky. as natl matter OF the second
sts~s,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

FRIDAY, JANUARY II.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17
FRUIT CAKE.

This cal0e may be made as long be
fore Christmas as you destps. crear
tagather a half pound eaeh of butte
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-01-17

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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-13
WESTMINSTER.

Mrs Kate Holton is visiting in Bur
lington.
John Doray has bought fine pair
of work horses.
Miss Lila Drown of Bratleboro is a
guest of Mrs. Ellen Ward.
Mrs. J. \. Leach of New London is
wishing at Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Leach s.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Fuller of Rutland
were guests recently of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fuller.
Mrs. Charles Lacore of Northamp-
ton, Mass, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Walker.
Mrs. F. D. Hayward of Brattleboro
was a guest of Mrs. L. A. Pierce Fri
day and Saturday.
\ good delegation from this place
at Saxtons River.
Charles Peck has bought the milk
and cream route to Bellows Falls, for
merly owned by Henry Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Harrinton, who
spent the winter in New York city
have arrived at their summer home
| here.
Miss Hazel Woodland, who is at
tending school at Mortified, came will
her friend, Beatrice Ward, to stay over
Sunday.
Edith Read, who had been taking a
| weeks vacation at her home here, re
turned to her work in Bellows Falls
Monday.
J. F. Ward and daughter, Beatrice
came Saturday to stay a few days. Mr.
! NJ
Beatrice from Northfeld, Mass.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayes am
daughter, Genevieve, of Springfield
Mass, came Saturday to stay a few
days at Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Fem s.
All persons interested in the Chris
tian Endeavor society are urged t.
make and extra effort to be presen
at the convention at the church in thi
village Thursday of this week.
On Thursday, May s, George, 3, so
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Harris of Pal
MGR, Mass, underwent a difficult opera
ton on his throat at the home of HI
grandmother, Madam Fem. The ope-
alton was performed by a specials
from Hanover, n. H., assisted by d
Craig of WalpoIe.
The Kurn Hattin Home has receive
bequest from the late DR.. f. W. Ma
:, tin of North Springfield, the principi
i to be held in trust, the interest only
II be used for the home. 1t is to
II known as the DR.. Martin fund. Shou
II this institution fail to remain as
Il home for children the money goes
| the town of Springfield, the interest
Il be used for he support of poor chi
dren.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-13
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Henry Wilcox went to Springfield,
Mass, last week to visit his son, Fred
Wilcox who lives there.
Mrs. Leamon White and Miss Alma
Carpenter of Saxtons River called on
TRENDS IN the place May s.
Mrs. Frank Shattuck has been
spending a few days with friends in
Springfield this state, the past week
Miss Ruth Harding, who had been
boarding with relatives here four
weeks, returned to her hospital work
IN New York Monday.
Rev Daniel Mcintyre. Walter Bux-
ton and Mrs. Mary Buxton attended
the district meeting of Sunday school
workers in Putney Friday.
Miss Carrie Wellman is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Stevens, in Boston this
week. Miss Kate Gorham is staying
with Mrs. Wellman during her absence
Mrs. Arthur Harlow, Mrs W. G.
! Harlow, Mrs. c. j. McElroy and Mrs
Florence Edison were chosen delegate.
to attend the county Sunday schoo
convention at Bellows Falls next week
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-13
WEST DUMMERSTON

Roy Wilder of Brattleboro, spent
Sunday with his family at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Will
son.
Cassius Wilson, who had been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
Wilson, at Valley View farm, return
ed to Greenfield yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Davis and Mrs
Wayne of Greenfield were guests at G.
f. Wilson S Sunday. They made
the trip by automobile and were Joined
in Brattleboro by Miss Lima Wilson